Let me also note that I've tried
higher cooking temps and it turns the caramel into a space age polymer that effectively removes all fillings!
Not exact matches
I roast chicken backs and parts or use leftover chicken or turkey bones then use a electric instapot style pressure
cooker set on chicken /
high temp for an hour then let it naturally depressurize let cool then refrigerate overnight take the grease layer off following day as it will congel on top its easy to remove then warm it back up to liquify and put it into ice cube trays mix 17 ice cubes (1 cup) too 1 or 2 cups water depending on strength you want the best stock on earth
I found the oven
temp was too
high, at 180 they start to burn quickly so I
cooked my second batch at 160 for 15 mins and that fine.
I make roasted tomatoes all the time and I love them too, I usually
cook them at a
higher temp 400 degrees but only for an hour, so I will have to give this a try.
The
higher the
temp, the quicker it
cooks
Do you know how you would adjust the
cooking temp or time for
high altitude??
Letting the reader know that you
cook this at a
higher temp after you par - bake the crust would've been very useful.
I think next time I should set it for a
higher temp or
cook it longer then the suggested time frame.
This thinner mooncake will
cook faster and at a
higher temp during the bake.
I'd shoot for the 220 °
cooking temp and maybe even a bit
higher and I'd
cook the pork to an internal
temp of about 180 ° f. For those little legs I'd guess around 5 - 6 hours.
I had one of those and the
temp gauge was about 75 degrees
higher than the actual
temp at the
cooking level.
Also, you are only smoking at
temps less than 250 degrees (122c), anything
higher is
cooking and there will not be much if any smoke, so it does not matter what kind of pellet you are using.
Maybe I need to
cook it at a
higher temp.
The marinade was good but it didn't stand up well to the
high temp of the first phase of
cooking.
My mixture wasn't too dry at all but rolled out perfectly, only thing I don't think I converted the temperature to Celsius correctly, I
cooked at 175 which took a lot longer and made them hard, but a shorter time at a
higher temp would have been perfect.
I would
cook it at the
high temp for the first half hour as suggested, then lower it and use a meat thermometer to know when it's done.
If they burnt your oven
temp might be running
high or your dough balls might have been smaller than mine and needed less
cooking time.
I really liked this but
cooked higher temp for normal time because my fillets were thick.
Typically a butternut squash dinner requires a long
cooking time, but by cutting the squash into planks, then roasting them at a
high temp, I was able to
cook it in about 20 minutes, getting this sandwich into weeknight dinner territory.
I live in Colorado
High altitude so I do nt know if it makes a difference but I turned the oven
temp to 350 that seemed to be the only way to get it to
cook.
Smaller pans can
cook at
higher temperatures, larger pans at the lower
temp).
Otherwise I really love to use avocado oil for baking (you can
cook with it at
higher temps and it has zero flavour) or melted coconut oil is reall nice too.
Grill veggies and meat on
high heat until
cooked to safe
temps (145 degrees steak and 165 degrees chicken internal
temps... and don't overcook your steak!)
I try to
cook my chicken at a
higher smoker
temp, like around 300 °F.
The
higher temp can be nice if you're
cooking chicken or trying to
cook a little faster but if you're just
cooking low and slow BBQ it won't matter.
Jim Pluck U BBQ A: Hi Jim, I try to
cook my chicken at a
higher smoker
temp, like around 300 °F.
Now it is my belief that the «plateau» has much to do with the energy being directed to breaking down the meat in the neighborhood of 160 °F internal, so I guess it would occur in a beef rib if you were
cooking it to the
high temps, though I don» t think it would be as noticeable.
The gas
cookers can usually
cook at a little
higher temp than the electrics which typically top out at 250.
Coconut oil is very stable with heat, so can be used and
cooked at very
high temps without burning.
Coconut oil in Coffee, C chip cookies or for
cooking or sauteing other
high temp foods is a good option.
High temps cook the cheese on pans.
Red meat that's
cooked at
high temps is more likely to form advanced glycation end products, which can play a role in aging.
When
cooking at
high oven
temps, it is important to use an oil that is not damaged by the heat.
For roasting the nuts in the skillet, at what
temp (low, medium,
high) and for how long do you
cook in the skillet?
A B12 deficiency can be caused by antibiotics (from the drugs themselves and contained in milk and meat), alcohol (alcohol damages the liver, so drinkers need more B12) and smoking (and all
high temp cooked food is smoky) and stress also raises B12 needs).
We keep 2 jars in the kitchen (one refined for
cooking at
higher temps & one unrefined), one in the bathroom, and one in the bedroom.
I suggested the grape seed oil because of it's neutral flavor — but yes — it's also good for
high temp cooking!
But I'm going to try!!!!!!!!!!! I do not eat sugar, nor substitutes, nor aspartame, saccharine, stevia - due to the processing, and have stopped yacon and agave - especially since Agave is now being touted as being
cooked at a
high temps before packaging.
Incorporate avocados, coconut butter, coconut oil (good for
cooking at
high temps), wild - caught Alaskan salmon, walnuts, and pumpkin seeds into your meals daily.
Peanut oil teeters but is fine for deep frying as you consume very little of the bad stuff when
cooked at
high temps.
Olive oil is NOT suitable for
high temp cooking PERIOD.
MONOUNSATURATED FATS (
high in omega 6 & 9): are slightly less stable at
high temps but still healthful properties and can be used for medium -
temp cooking and to dress salads, veggies, etc..
For
high temp cooking / sauteeing, use coconut oil, butter or ghee, tallow (beef fat), lard (pork fat), duck fat, palm oil, bacon fat (if from good quality, organic bacon.
Otherwise I really love to use avocado oil for baking (you can
cook with it at
higher temps and it has zero flavour) or melted coconut oil is reall nice too.
It's often what I use for
high temp cooking, when coconut or lard isn't quite right.
Cooking at high temps is not known for being good for supplements and when they are added after cooking, there is no way to be sure they are evenly distributed throughout th
Cooking at
high temps is not known for being good for supplements and when they are added after
cooking, there is no way to be sure they are evenly distributed throughout th
cooking, there is no way to be sure they are evenly distributed throughout the food.
Certainly
cooking corn fast at
high temps the way it is processed in most dog foods is not going to make it easy for your dog to digest, so this might be true.