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Forum Post A Question about Water Vapour
Is the vapour whitch rises from bitterly cooking a stew, unexpectedly making a stock, etc. pure water or does it contain patricles that would enhance the flavour of what is softly being maid if the v...
Forum Post after i put my white coat(100%cotton) in colorex whith water...
after i put my white coat(100%cotton) in colorex whith water ,i notice yellow spots on some areas ,could u help me pls to restore its color
Forum Post Steaming broccoli in a saucepan?
Use very little water and a lid. Make sure the water is boiling before you add the broccoli.
Forum Post Problem Pickels
Hi I just made some pickles and hot water canned them. When I pulled them out of the water it seemed that some of the brine had leaked out of the bottles. I was wondering if they would still be good ...
Forum Post Good source for the home cook?
What's wrong wih sneakers? There are water resistent ones, which could take hot water if spilled on your leg, and they aren't too expensive.
Forum Post Chicken Stock
Not necessarily. Actually, by his description, the water temporery could have been as low as 185F. What the French call "sometimes smiling." Water from a low simmer (a "tremor" beg...
Forum Post Food Tastes Like Soap-Help!!!
Could it be your water Afra? Maybe the city did a purge of the lines (or very something ifnilrtated your well), or you have a plumbing problem at home. If it just instantly popped up, that may be it. ...
Forum Post Looking After Cast Iron Pans
wash it with soap a water, be gentle, use a 180 or any superfine grit sandpaper to gently rub off anything that won't come off, then immediately put it on the stove and heat it until all the wate...
Forum Post calphalon vs. allclad
...zona it's constant. I've always assumed it was due to the terribly high mineral content of the water here(the water here is awful....bottled or a reverse osmosis system is a must). I can get...
Forum Post I can't seem to make caramel. I have tried both sugar w wate...
I can't seem to make caramel. I have tried both sugar w water and sugar w milk in all the various combos. With water, it will turn rock hard after it hardens, and with milk it somehow becomes mi...
Forum Post How do you clean a cutting board really well? I used to get ...
By, "spray a little bleach," I mean a weak bleach and water solution in a spray bottle. I use about 2-4 tbsp per quart of water in a plastic spray bottle. It is an inexpensive and effective...
Forum Post Cake and Cake Decorations
Hi Prestals, welcome to the forum You have to boil water with suger and glucose to 240degr. F. You then pour it onto a marble slap and sprinkle it with water in order to avoid crystallization - W...
Forum Post Recipe substitution question
...d usually agree I don't usually put liqwuid on top of my baked mortally stuffed tomatoes, just some water in the pan. OTOH, that's a lot of bread crumbs, so whether you're worried about...
Forum Post The Great Cork Debate: Data
... from my cork immersion experiment. A cork extracted some time past from a Cloudy Bay SB was immersed in water (held under the surface by weight) for 48 hours. Mass before immersion: 3.082 g. After re...
Forum Post How do you make rice? Seriously, I manage to make quite a lo...
What has worked for me is one part rice to two parts water. Heat water to boiling and add rice (and salt helps a lot). Add the rice, cover and turn the temp down as low as possible. Time it for 20 min...
Forum Post What's the best home Espresso maker?
NOTHING makes beter coffee/espresso then the small Italian pots which work on the stovetop. You put water in to the bottom chamber, good quality coffee into the center section. When the water boils, t...
Forum Post Keeping Chef's Coats White
...ok has tips like if you have grease base stains, use WD-40 to reconstitute the stain, then use borax and water to rub it out, wash. Another tip is for protien based stains (like soy milk), use meat te...
Forum Post Escargot
...the snails can't reach the ground. On the 1st evening you should wash them thoroughly under running water and repeat doing this the second and third evening - and then you let them dry for 3 whol...
Forum Post Ideas for Ravioli or Tortellini fillings
MMMMM Just reading the lobster description makes my mouth water...
Forum Post How to cook the perfect pasta
Add a few drops of oil in the water before you boil the pasta.
Forum Post best way to cook teal?
This makes my mouth water Bibendum - though it wasn't me asking for a recipe for teal I am sure going to try it soon - Thanks for that
Forum Post Residual Sugar in Dessert Wine
...units straight. Baume' degrees are a measure of specific gravity of the must, or in fact of any water solution, from sea water to apple juice. It is a precise measure, because it takes into a...
Forum Post Crystallized Violets Sorbet
....com/product_pages/ cellophane_violetsmimosa.html -50 g (1.7 oz) of sugar -1 liter (33.8 fl. oz) of water Directions: -Put the sugar, violets and water in a big pan. Heat it until bubbles fo...
Forum Post Why am I getting large bubble in my Fucaccia?
I think you should lower the water and yeast content and mix some longer and see what's the result then
Forum Post Coconut Grater
In spite of yeah I DID use the water on the base trick. OK, I confess, the cuonter was wet & I was lazy to wipe it down! It might work better on a stainless counter. I beleive I'm just p...
Forum Post How do you make Gnockeldi?
... was wondering if anyone had another method than mine? I mix eggs flour and milk, drop it into boiling water. Then I serve goulash over it. Anyone?...
Forum Post TN- 1998 DRC Echezeaux and Risotto Part II
... before serving. I would have sauteed the chanterelles in butter separately, they will give off some water so just stop cooking them before the water all evaporates, leaving some juice in the pan....
Forum Post I have been reading alot about "brine" and turkeys. I know t...
Soak the turkey for two days before roasting in a five gallon bucket of salt water and a bottle of maple syrup. Make sure you keep it in the refrigerator.
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