Not exact matches
Flip the salmon and grill for 2 - 5 minutes (until there is a
solid mark) and then turn the salmon 90 degrees and
cook another 2 - 5 minutes or until the salmon is firm, is expelling some of the white
fat, and just barely darker pink in the middle.
4 cups turkey broth 6 2/3 cups masa harina 1/3 cup
solid turkey
fat 6 2/3 cup shredded
cooked turkey 1 teaspoon achiote Salt, to taste 1 cup tomato, chopped 1 large onion, finely chopped 2 sprigs of epazote (optional) Habanero chile, to taste, minced
I am thinking of using half butter (ghee) and half coconut oil, but I'm worried the
cooked product texture will be too dense (as at room temp, both those
fats are a
solid).
Once the strawberries are finished
cooking, pour them into a blender and blend until smooth with the coconut milk
fat solids.
Discard the
solids left in the strainer, spoon off and discard as much of the
fat as possible from the surface of the strained
cooking liquids.
Because the milk
solids have been removed from the butter, ghee has a much higher smoke point than plain butter (375 °F vs. 250 °F), which makes it a much better
fat for
cooking (pushing
fats beyond their smoke point makes them toxic).
Did I include
fat with
cooking broth and or chicken / beef
fat with the bones and liquid and maybe even more telling do the bones I strained out crumble easily (indication to me they have given up the good stuff) or are they still fairly
solid (indication to me I need to
cook them longer) if not I put it all back in and continue to
cook.
As a general rule,
fats that are
solid at room temperature are suitable for
cooking, while those that are liquid at room temperature are better suited as dressings after
cooking.
Paleo followers worship it and vegans finally have a real
solid fat they can
cook with.
Saturated
fats are
solid or semisolid at room temperature and make ideal
cooking fats because of the inherent stability provided by their chemical structure which means that they do not easily go rancid when heated during
cooking or form the free radicals that contribute to heart disease and cancer.
Coconut oil is the soft, buttery
fat of raw coconut flesh, extracted and converted into a
solid at room temperature
cooking oil, a booming health product which is actually everything people claim it to be.
It's created through a high - pressure, high - temperature process called rendering:
Fat and moisture are separated out from dried,
solid protein by grinding everything up and steam
cooking it all at extremely high temperatures.
Created using a high - pressure, high - temperature process known as rendering, meat meal involves separating
fat and moisture from dried,
solid protein and steam
cooking it all at extremely high temperatures.