Cooking Techniques

The only way I know that it might be salvaged is if you use a blender at high speed.

A recipe gives the ingredients included in the dish you are making as well as the instructions on how to mix and cook the dish. Some recipes give the serving size and number of servings as well as nutritional content.

Get a really big pot.

A chicken and mushroom pie could be thickened by any one of several starches. You could prepare a roux, an equal mix of either butter or margarine and flour, brown the roux slightly to remove the "flour" taste, and use the flour to thicken the pie. You could also use cornstarch, mix it in a small amount of cold liquid first, then once mixed in, you can add it to the warmer pie mixture. You could also use potato starch to thicken the pie if you have the powdered form, or if you have actual potatoes in the pie, and they are a more starchy variety such as russets, they will release a certain amount of starch into the pie, as well as absorbing a certain amount of liquid themselves.

Any other liqueur (e.g. vermouth, white wine, even a wine cooler) or juice (e.g. lemonade), ginger ale, or even water could be used instead (if you're dealing with a recipe). You could also omit the sherry--it all depends on what you think the result will taste best like.

There is the opinion that cooking would be faster; I did not notice this effect.

Sometimes some things are better off pre purchased but basically you want to cut through the meat at a slight (15 deg) downward angle starting perpendicular to the bone. start at the thin end working down to the fat end working and cut even slices

Eat it, then brush your teeth, following with a good mouthwash and breath mints.

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increase the volume of the other ingredients in the recipe to reduce the concentration of garlic.

Only if you also heat a cup of water with them.

32 fl.oz = 2 pints = 1 quart.

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i tink the best way is to after peeling them cut your spuds in to quaters in pot of cold salted water on the highest heat wait till the water boils then turn the heat down and leave while waiting for the center of the spuds to cook put a small pot with a good bit of butter milk and cream (cream optinal) on a medium heat after the spuds are cooked and ready to drain take ur butter milk off the heat drain spuds mash them very well add a nice amount of salt then ur butter milk mix very well and if need herbs are very nice in it too

As the soup heats it expands (oxygen and bubbles) causing the soup to overflow

Shortbread is usually just butter, sugar and flour, possibly with some salt and cornflour. No eggs. No milk.

If each of the ingredients was safe to eat, so would the raw shortbread. The biggest concern might be possible contaminants in the flour. There is a risk to eating any food raw. Consuming raw shortbread is up to you.

To get chocolate into the rolled wafers, chocolate laminates are inserted prior to baking in such a way that when they are baked, they melt directly into the rolled sections.

Pure water boils at 100 degrees Centigrade/Celsius or 212 Fahrenheit or 373.15 Kelvin. I presume that your 'freshwater' is pure. Small amounts of added minerals will tend to raise the boiling point somewhat.

Usually it's sherry, but you can use whichever you prefer the taste of.

Deer meat is much lower in fat than beef and cooking methods depend on the cut of steak. Like beef, deer rib steaks are good grilled. T ougher cuts can be marinated in oil/vinegar and seasonings for overnight to tenderize them and eliminate some of the "game" meat taste. Also teriyaki sauce is a good marinade. Roasts can be marinated and cooked in the oven with an inch of broth or wine and covered with a lid or foil. Burgers are good but because of the low fat they are best if ground deer is mixed in with 1/4 ground beef.

I believe its 13.8 grams packed

Insert the handle of a spoon or fork under the lip of the lid and press downwards on the other end. You may need to do this two or three times, with the spoon/fork in a different place each time.

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My favorites are grilled cheese or a chicken and cheese quesadilla. In the soup, try Goldfish crackers, sour cream and chives, or salad crackers and shredded cheddar.

To remove the sweetness from sweet chili, you can add a little red wine vinegar to the dish. Alternatively, you can add a few large potatoes and cook for about an hour. The potatoes will absorb the sweetness and can then be removed with a slotted spoon.

In goulash or stews that you wish to make spicy.

It's best to cut it into small pieces first, then microwave the same as a potato, about 10 minutes.