Butter, cauliflower, cheddar cheese, eggs, flour, milk, pepper and salt are the traditional ingredients in Albania's cauliflower served with milk.
Specifically, the cauliflower is boiled in salted water until a fork pierces its surface easily. Generally, the boiling time will be no more than ten (10) minutes at most. The cauliflower is then broken into chunks and placed in a pan whose bottom and sides have been brushed with melted butter. The general order of ingredient addition is as follows:
Previously beaten mixture of eggs and heated milk;
Sprinkling of cheese, softened butter, unsifted flour, salt and pepper.
The dish is served immediately after being baked for fifteen (15) minutes at 400 degrees F.
Butter, cornmeal, feta cheese, and milk are the traditional ingredients in Albania's milk cornmeal pie.Specifically, cheese is sautéed lightly in butter. Heated milk is added, and all of the ingredients are brought to a boil. Cornmeal is added while the mixture is stirred continuously until thickened.The mixture is poured into a dish, cooled, and cut into bite-sized pieces.
Traditional Albanian custard pie, known as "byrek me qumësht," typically includes a few key ingredients: layers of phyllo pastry, a custard mixture made from eggs, milk, and sugar, and often a touch of vanilla for flavor. Some variations may incorporate cheese or yogurt for added richness. The pie is usually baked until golden and can be served warm or at room temperature.
The traditional ingredients used in making Vietnamese yogurt are milk, sugar, and yogurt culture.
Milk and Roasted, Crushed testicals of a lamb
Cinnamon, figs, milk and sugar are the traditional ingredients in Albania's stewed dried figs.Specifically, sugar is stirred into milk, and both are brought to a boil. While the milk and sugar cool, figs are stirred slowly into the mixture. The mixture is poured into individual serving size dessert tins for baking at 350 degrees F. for ten (10) minutes.The desserts are allowed to cool and then stored in a cold place. Once chilled, they are served with a fine sprinkling of cinnamon over the tops of each of the servings.
The traditional ingredients used in making a delicious Crepe Breton are flour, eggs, milk, butter, and a pinch of salt.
Butter, carrots, cauliflower, leeks, milk, pepper and salt are the ingredients in Latvia's milk soup with vegetables.Specifically, clean and chop carrots. Then clean and cut cauliflower heads into bite-sized pieces. Put in the following order cauliflowers, leeks and carrots into a pot filled with water. Boil. Add milk. Bring to boil again. Add butter. Let the tastes blend a few minutes. Add pepper and then salt. Simmer no more than 15 minutes. Serve.
Butter, dill, flour, milk, peas, pepper, and salt are the traditional ingredients in Albania's peas in white sauce.Specifically, the peas are cooked in boiling water for five (5) minutes. They then are left to drain while flour is sautéed lightly with butter. The general order of ingredient addition is as follows:The mixture is stirred continuously while milk is added;Once all of the milk has been added, peas are introduced into the sautéed mixture.The dish is served hot immediately after all of the ingredients are cooked together for five (5) minutes. Seasoning with salt, pepper and dill is according to individual preferences.
Butter, eggs, flour and milk are traditional ingredients in Lithuania's dumplings.Specifically, separate the egg yolks from the egg whites. Put butter and then egg yolks in a bowl, and mix together gently but well. Add flour and then beaten egg whites. Add milk.
Cinnamon, cornstarch, milk, rice and sugar are the traditional ingredients in Albania's creamy rice and milk dessert dish.Specifically, rice is heated in water for thirty (30) minutes. Previously and separately boiled milk is added. The milk, rice and water are allowed to simmer for thirty (30) minutes, but stirring is constant throughout the cooking time.Sugar is stirred into the mixture. Cornstarch, ever so slightly moistened previously and separately, is stirred slowly in. The entire mixture is brought to a boil and then removed for pouring into separate, individual serving size dessert cups.The dessert is allowed to cool and then be stored in a cold place. Once chilled, it is served with a sprinkling of cinnamon over the top of each dessert portion.
Milk skin is created when milk is heated and a thin layer forms on the surface. In traditional custard desserts, this process involves heating milk, sugar, and other ingredients until the mixture thickens and a skin forms on top.
Milk has fat in it and other ingredients in it that do not dissolve. If the ingredients in milk dissolved, milk would be clear.