I can't imagine steaming sweet potatoes for 15 minutes and
then cooking them on the stove for 1 whole hour — they would disintegrate into nothing!!
All you do is add a couple of tablespoons to the mix and
then cook it on the stove for a few minutes.
By morning they were still hard; had to
then cook them on the stove for a long time, continuing to add more liquid until they were soft enough to eat (even then they were a little chewy, but I didn't feel like waiting anymore).
Not exact matches
While this
cooks place the peas in a pan and cover with cold water,
then place
on a
stove and bring to the boil.
This is uncooked quinoa, which you
then need to
cook with water
on the
stove.
I have made this recipe before, but instead of
cooking the sausage, onion and pepper in a skillet
on the
stove, I
cook them
on the grill first and
then slice.
Finishing
cooking the chicken
on the
stove then adding it back to the pot.
Then transfer the entire egg mixture into the milk, still
on the
stove, and
cook over low heat, stirring with a wooden spoon, until the mixture is thickened enough to coat the back of the spoon.
Frittatas are pretty easy to make — all you need to do is whisk some eggs together and and throw your ingredients into a skillet
on top of the
stove,
then cook nice and slow.
Then I put them
on the
stove in boiling water and
cooked them for 5 minutes.
btw I used cast iron skillet 3 minutes
on high
on stove then put in 425 degree oven for 6 minutes and flipped and
cooked for remaining 2 minutes.
you
cook the sugar, molasses and spices
on the
stove first and
then mix it together with butter and flour with the mixer once the bubbly hot ginger goo has cooled a little.
Back
then and still now, if you
cook red beans
on the
stove, you need to plan to make them and you need to be able to keep watch over the beans
cooking.
If you
cook this in the crock pot your best bet would be to leave the lid off for the last hour with it
on high, or if you want it to go faster
then take the excess liquid out, boil it down in another pot
on the
stove and put it back in with the chicken for serving.
In this case I used about 1 1/2 pounds of chicken legs, browned
on each side
on the
stove,
then baked until
cooked through.
On the
stove,
cook cornmeal mixture over medium heat, whisking constantly, until it thickens as described above,
then transfer to a large bowl.
I was thinking of browning the sausage / caramelize the onions at home
on the
stove and
then that morning put everything into a crockpot and let it
cook Friday morning.
oh, and for those asking about the slow
cooker — simply brown the meat
on the
stove,
then add the browned meat cubes, garlic cloves, spices, and a cup of liquid (i also usually add a thickly sliced red onion) and let it go.
In this case I used about 1 1/2 pounds of chicken legs, browned
on each side
on the
stove in a stock pot,
then transferred to a baking dish and baked until
cooked through.
You'll use a high heat
on the
stove to quick - sear and obtain a beautiful golden color,
then finish the
cooking process off in a flash - steam with a splash of white wine.
I decided to make it and
then throw it in the crock pot for when I get home today, but I just tried a little bite when it was done
cooking on the
stove and WOWOWOWOWOW.
This tasty apple and cinnamon porridge is an overnight oats recipe, marinated in the fridge overnight that is
then either
cooked in the microwave in the morning or
on your
stove top.
Allow the rice to
cook ten minutes
on low and
then turn the heat off completely and let the rice sit
on the
stove, covered for another 20 minutes (don't take any peeks inside!).
I
cook in a cast iron
on the
stove to sear 3 sides,
then put the finally side down in the cast iron and put it into the oven to finish.
If your slow
cooker does not have a pot meant to be used
on the stovetop, complete step one in a heavy pot
on the
stove and
then transfer contents to crock pot for step two **
I made it
on the
stove just to get it boiling and
then let it sit in the slow
cooker to be warm for serving.
Then I put a can of coconut milk
on the
stove and mixed in the quinoa flakes and agave and slowly
cooked it until it turned to the consistency of frosting / cream.
I came up with this hybrid between a Quiche Lorraine (the Swiss cheese / bacon thing), a frittata (the
cooked in the skillet
on the
stove top,
then under the broiler thing) and a souffle (the beat it till a bunch of air gets incorporated, so it puffs thing).
If I use chicken breasts and just
cook them
on the
stove then how long do I
cook the rest of the stuff?
Note: If you prefer your green beans to have a crisp texture and only want to
cook them for about 8 - 10 minutes in the oven, you'll need to
cook the bacon separately
on the
stove - top,
then crumble it over the green beans at the end.
If you're having trouble getting muffins to
cook all the way through
on the
stove top,
cook until golden brown
on both sides,
then transfer to a preheated 350 °F oven and bake until the muffins» interior shows no sign of wet dough, about 10 minutes or so.
If you don't have something that can go from
stove top to oven, just
cook the oats in a regular pot
on the
stove and
then transfer to any kind of baking dish for the oven.
The maple pecan filling
cooks on the
stove for a couple of minutes and
then gets poured onto the crust and returns to the oven for another 20 minutes.
with the pan-searing and
then transferring them to the oven to finish
cooking frees up your hands, and your
stove top, so that you can be working
on side dishes or
on a sauce to serve with your cauliflower steaks.
After the salmon has marinated for awhile, the marinade is
then simmered
on the
stove until it's reduced into a wonderfully aromatic glaze that you'll brush
on the salmon as it
cooks.
I
cook the onions, garlic, jalapenos and beef along with the spices
then transfer it to a crock pot and add the rest of the ingredients and let it simmer without the worry of anything burning to the bottom of a pot
on the
stove.
If you don't have a slow
cooker you could certainly make them
on the
stove top, but I love using the slow
cooker because you can dump everything in and
then not have to think about it other than a stir here or there.
I just wanted to add my two cents: In a pinch, I
cooked chicken breast in pan
on stove top with medium high heat with a tablespoon of olive oil, flipped, seasoned,
then poured in some chicken stock to finish.
1) Puree
then Age / ferment the pepper base, 2) Mix with vinegar roasted red bell peppers etc. 3)
Cook on the
stove at high heat for several minutes to kill any bacteria.
These sauces are first
cooked on the
stove and
then transferred to the pot for serving.
I let everything
cook overnight covered over a low simmer
on the
stove,
then strain and let it cool the next morning.
The mixture should
then cook over medium heat
on your
stove top.
If I
cook it
on the
stove, should I first bring water and milk to boil,
then add the rest of the ingredients (minus the toppings) and just simmer until the oats are chewy?
This is a great old - fashioned recipe for melt - in - your - mouth cookies that
cook on the
stove and
then set up
on wax paper.
Go
on a naturalist - guided Sugaring Off Tour,
then warm up by the wood
stove with hot drinks, hot dogs
cooked in maple sap, soups, and sweet treats (Topsfield)
-
Then onto the
stove we go, let the veggies
cook on a medium high heat for about 15minutes or until veggies are tender.
If you don't feel like using the slow
cooker you could also just make it in a big pot
on the
stove — I'd say you'd want to simmer it for about 3 hours if you use dried beans, but if you use canned
then you could probably get away with maybe 30 - 45 minutes of simmering
on the stovetop.
All I do is take one a cast iron skillet and add a protein, vegetable, spices, and
then my choice of fat (see below) and
cook it
on the
stove.
Then cook for about another 5 minutes
on stove.
However, if you have some more time
then I recommend
cooking this porridge
on the
stove over a mid-low heat, using almond milk instead of apple juice for an even creamier texture and adding diced apple into the porridge as it
cooks.