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with cooking experiments!
But where do you start
with your cooking experiment?
Not exact matches
In this ancient city, I had this sudden epiphany that, in prehistoric times, ancient
cooks would have naturally
experimented with combining two of their favorite crops.
Hi Claire, lots of veg make awesome sauces — tomatoes are great because they're so saucy but I definitely think you could
experiment with slow
cooking and blitzing any veg in a pan
with oil and seasoning — let me know how you get on!
I've talked at length in the past about why intuitive
cooking is so important, and just because you start
with a base recipe doesn't mean you aren't
experimenting.
In prehistoric times, ancient
cooks would have naturally
experimented with combining two of their favorite crops...
Directions: Put turkey leg or thigh in pressure
cooker / Cover
with broth and water / Add vegetables, thyme, bay leaf and peppercorns / Tighten down lid and
cook on high heat until pressure gauge reaches the high mark / Turn down temperature but maintain the same amount of high pressure — this takes a little experimenting, on my stove it works on low - medium / Cook for 30 minutes from the time the cooker reaches high pressure / Remove from heat and let the pressure release naturally — this takes about 20 minutes / Open the lid / Strain off the vegetables and seasonings and remove turkey leg / Take meat off the bone and return it to the pot with the broth, discarding bones and s
cook on high heat until pressure gauge reaches the high mark / Turn down temperature but maintain the same amount of high pressure — this takes a little
experimenting, on my stove it works on low - medium /
Cook for 30 minutes from the time the cooker reaches high pressure / Remove from heat and let the pressure release naturally — this takes about 20 minutes / Open the lid / Strain off the vegetables and seasonings and remove turkey leg / Take meat off the bone and return it to the pot with the broth, discarding bones and s
Cook for 30 minutes from the time the
cooker reaches high pressure / Remove from heat and let the pressure release naturally — this takes about 20 minutes / Open the lid / Strain off the vegetables and seasonings and remove turkey leg / Take meat off the bone and return it to the pot
with the broth, discarding bones and skin.
In the winter, when
cooking is an entirely delightful way to spend the afternoon, I can hover over the pot and
experiment with a notebook page worth of ingredients and a slo - mo simmering that fills the house
with tummy - rumbling scents.
The Roast Perfect App takes all the guesswork out of picking the meat and
cooking it, leaving us
with more time to
experiment with flavors!
So I just want to thank you, not only for your wonderful recipes, but for giving me the confidence to
experiment with different inspirations for healthy
cooking.
I'd never tried
cooking with lemongrass before, but I managed to obtain some from when I was in Philly and figured I'd
experiment with it.
I've been
experimenting with vegan and vegetarian cuisine and this recipe tastes like a cross between my auntie's famous turkey stuffing (which is the best thing ever) and my grandma's vienna schnitzel, which is kind of what it looks like / feels like when
cooked.
Our
experiments with the average amount of liquid (about 2 cups) left us
with about two inches of excess water that was goopy and viscous, in part due to starch being released by amaranth as it
cooks.
I'm not one to go on the paleo diet (or any specific diet for that matter), but I really love
experimenting with new ways of
cooking and baking.
You really have inspired me to learn how to
cook and to
experiment with different ingredients to make recipes just a bit more nourishing for the body, mind and spirit.
It was soup week this last week in my
cooking lab for nutrition, and we
experimented with refining the four corners of our recipes.
I have never
cooked with Thai ginger before and there are so many ingredients and herbs in Thai cuisine that I would love to
experiment with!
I haven't
cooked with it yet, so I can't wait to
experiment!
Being an Aga owner, I'm rather a fan of slow
cooked meats and this Slow Cooked Pork in Tonkatsu Sauce (Japanese Barbecue Sauce)(14) from Corina at Searching for Spice is one I shall be experimenting with very
cooked meats and this Slow
Cooked Pork in Tonkatsu Sauce (Japanese Barbecue Sauce)(14) from Corina at Searching for Spice is one I shall be experimenting with very
Cooked Pork in Tonkatsu Sauce (Japanese Barbecue Sauce)(14) from Corina at Searching for Spice is one I shall be
experimenting with very soon.
Even though it's winter time, you could
cook everything indoors and
experiment with grilling and barbeque skills.
You'd have to
experiment with the
cooking time for the mini ones.
The flour is a wonderful gluten, wheat and grain free ingredient to
experiment and
cook / bake
with.
Better yet, it's typically really easy for someone just beginning to
experiment with cooking for vegetarian and vegan friends to jump right into.
In the early sixties Cathy began
experimenting with different seasonings and a faster
cooking method for his original chicken sandwich.
Last month I received a free sample of yacon syrup and I have been
experimenting with it in
cooking — it is being touted as a straight supplement for weight loss, but I am more interested in using it as a natural sweetener that is lower glycemic than most.
I
cook it using the absorption method, and I'm still
experimenting with water quantity and
cooking time to get it just right.
But fear not, we're still alive and
cooking (even if we've got some standby recipes on repeat) and
experimenting with some new things when we can.
This may be why she has always been such a good eater & likes to
experiment with cooking.
My brother, Peter is
experimenting more
with pressure
cooking to make things like this homemade pumpkin puree.
Instead, try
experimenting with different raw or
cooked vegetables.
With just a little bit of
experimenting, you'll know exactly how much water your
cooker requires.
Chicken salad was actually one of the things I really enjoyed
experimenting with when I first started to get into
cooking, but something...
It felt like a science
experiment while I was making it, but it's no
cook, chia seeds are incredibly good for you, and the end result reminded me of tapioca pudding (but
with much...
The center of my pizza came out too soft, so I'll
cook it longer than 30 minutes next time... but I'll definitely do it again and
experiment with various toppings!
I don't think I was comfortable
cooking fish a few years ago as much as I am now... so if you're new to it, just
experiment with different techniques and recipes.
You should just
experiment starting
with a cup or two of
cooked brown rice.
If you like
cooking and
experimenting with spices you might even have 90 % of the ingredients in your kitchen.
Has anyone
experimented with throwing in uncooked (soaked) beans into the slow
cooker?
In this recipe I never
cooked the habaneros in order to preserve their distinctive flavor, so it was a perfect choice for our readers» first
experiment with juicing chiles.
The research and development department
experimented with various
cooking methods as well as flavor combinations to create the Turbana plantain chip.
When I started
cooking on my own, I
experimented with recipes from different cuisines and started making my own variations based on availability of ingredients and catering to my family's preferences.
I love to
cook with it or use in dressings, sauces, and vinegars.More culinary
experiments to come.
The most important thing I tell them is: First, learn how to
cook barbecue before you start
experimenting with flavorings.
Some other LC
cooks are
experimenting with using yeast, just enough of some net carb to feed the yeasties, and slow raising — but that would be a different recipe I suppose.
Since I had learned many
cooking basics from my mother and grandmother, the primary skill that I learned from going gluten free was how to
experiment with and alter recipes.
Coconut sugar is a great choice for
cooks as it — s so easy to substitute for regular sugar, using a 1:1 ratio;
experimenting with it as an ingredient is easy.
You could also
experiment with cooking at a higher temperature for a shorter amount of time, just keep checking after 15 min to make sure it does not burn.
I have been
experimenting cooking with several millets.
I am not gluten / egg / dairy free but
cook from your website multiple times per week and love the results!!!!! I love
experimenting with new flours / grains.
Coconut sugar is a great choice for
cooks as it's so easy to substitute for regular sugar using a 1:1 ratio;
experimenting with it as an ingredient is easy.