I beat this membership proudly if it comes with edible foodYou sound like you've joined the vmh and @Trilt school of cooking. Rule #1 is you forget to measure everything and you substitute half of the recipe, assuming there ever was a recipe
I beat this membership proudly if it comes with edible foodYou sound like you've joined the vmh and @Trilt school of cooking. Rule #1 is you forget to measure everything and you substitute half of the recipe, assuming there ever was a recipe
I measure some things. Moreso if I'm baking obviously. For spices I hold the measuring spoon above the dish and dump in its general direction. Hasn't failed me yet lol.You sound like you've joined the vmh and @Trilt school of cooking. Rule #1 is you forget to measure everything and you substitute half of the recipe, assuming there ever was a recipe
I generally measure when I bake but I also have a bad habit of looking at two or three recipes and combining my favorite parts of all of themI measure some things. Moreso if I'm baking obviously. For spices I hold the measuring spoon above the dish and dump in its general direction. Hasn't failed me yet lol.
Oh, and I at least double the garlic in everything. And if it doesn't call for any it probably needs some. (I'm not a sweets fan, so it's not like I'm adding it to apple pie or anything)I generally measure when I bake but I also have a bad habit of looking at two or three recipes and combining my favorite parts of all of them
*bear not beat lolI beat this membership proudly if it comes with edible food
Well that's rule #2Oh, and I at least double the garlic in everything. And if it doesn't call for any it probably needs some. (I'm not a sweets fan, so it's not like I'm adding it to apple pie or anything)
Alfredo is one of the first things I learned how to cook. Still a favoriteI made this bomb alfredo the other day and it was absolutely delightful.
I made some roasted brussel sprouts as a side, too, and let me tell you - roasted brussel sprouts + bomb alfredo = excellent combination.
Meanwhile my favourite part of that scenario is the brussel sprouts!Alfredo is one of the first things I learned how to cook. Still a favorite
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this is reminding me of how many people I've met who have never had okra and it makes me sad
Betsy also hates okraI've had okra and I can say with certainty I never need to experience that again
Throwing it in the garbage is a pretty positive first experienceI haven’t had okra either! Any recommendations for a positive first okra experience?
I haven’t had okra either! Any recommendations for a positive first okra experience?
This!I don't hate okra but it solidly falls in a category where most of the time I'd rather it were a different vegetable, ha.
Remove the olives and this would be lovelyDinner was calzones made with local gf pizza dough and filled with pizza sauce, mozzarella, capers, kalamata olives, garlic, caramelized onions, diced tomatoes, and arugula. Penzey’s spices used were extra hot red chili flakes and pizza seasoning. Plus a little Maldon salt yum
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My partner’s one didn’t have the olives or capers (I don’t get it lol)Remove the olives and this would be lovely
Chili question:
Is it still chili if it has non-traditional ingredients? Other than beans?
I made chili with spinach and corn, but also the usual beef, onions, tomatoes, spices. I really like it with spinach, though it definitely does't look like a chili at that point even though it still tastes like one. Even the husband wanted to try it, and he's a super picky eater.
Adding carrots, corns, zucchini, and chickpeas just makes the chili even better. Never tried spinach but I would still count it.Chili question:
Is it still chili if it has non-traditional ingredients? Other than beans?
I made chili with spinach and corn, but also the usual beef, onions, tomatoes, spices. I really like it with spinach, though it definitely does't look like a chili at that point even though it still tastes like one. Even the husband wanted to try it, and he's a super picky eater.
Chili question:
Is it still chili if it has non-traditional ingredients? Other than beans?
I made chili with spinach and corn, but also the usual beef, onions, tomatoes, spices. I really like it with spinach, though it definitely does't look like a chili at that point even though it still tastes like one. Even the husband wanted to try it, and he's a super picky eater.
I put kale in my chili a couple days ago... and chickpeas... loose definition here I suppose.Adding carrots, corns, zucchini, and chickpeas just makes the chili even better. Never tried spinach but I would still count it.
I've been back eating Keto again for the past 3 days, much easier to stick with a diet when someone is having to provide each meal for you.. I am looking forward to being able to cook for myself again.
Anyone else currently following a keto diet? I am always looking for inspiration for meals, and at the moment I have more time to experiment. Normally when I am working nights I am making the most basic food.
I still haven't been keto longer than 8 weeks straight.. so definitely haven't got into the rhythm of it. I am excited to get to the US because as far as I have seen, many more options seem to be available with low carb foods over there than here in Australia. Will def PM you, thanks!Keto is my lifestyle M-F. Needless to say the world shutdown has changed everything and boredom has had me cooking way more - not bad meals, but definitely not keto. PM me if you want to talk about it in depth.
That’s so cool!!! I’m adopted from China too! Although, funny enough, I’m not huge on Chinese food. I actually prefer ItalianMy girlfriend and her sister are Chinese (adopted)
It’s funny because she really likes Americanized Chinese food, but is weirded out by some of the authentic stuff. We always joke about that. Not to mention on our first date I had to teach her how to use chopsticks.Had no idea this thread existed so now I’m super excited to scroll through and also post some of my own recipes!!!
That’s so cool!!! I’m adopted from China too! Although, funny enough, I’m not huge on Chinese food. I actually prefer Italian
Lol I KINDA know how to use chopsticks. As for Americanized Chinese food, I like spring rolls, egg drop soup, fortune cookies... I’ve never had authentic Chinese foodIt’s funny because she really likes Americanized Chinese food, but is weirded out by some of the authentic stuff. We always joke about that. Not to mention on our first date I had to teach her how to use chopsticks.
Nice!!!! In a pinch, I’ve found if you just cook the rice a little longer to dry it out a bit, then throw it in the fridge for maybe an hour, that gets it pretty close to rice from the day before. LOVE making fried rice.Reading about Chinese food reminded me that I made fried rice this week. The last time I made fried rice I didn't realize you were supposed to use old rice, and I don't recall it tasting very good. This time, I'm pretty happy with how it turned out
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I need more details on what this isWhen I get around to typing out my recipe for cream puff casserole I'll post that here too...
Its like a cream puff but in a casserole dish. Super easy to make and you cut and eat it like you would cake!I need more details on what this is
....are you from Michigan....Sander’s Dark Chocolate Hot Fudge Dessert Topping
yes Is sander's only a michigan thing? I thought it was everywhere haha....are you from Michigan....