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健康時々不健康 ヨスケ
baking heart shaped treats is the one of the warmest experiences *:ﾟ*｡⋆ ꒰⌗´͈ ᵕ `͈⌗꒱
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Love fun, easy and delicious recipes? These Loaded Fries require minimal effort, ingredients and time! They are perfect for dinner, lunch or a snack!
The batter is made a night ahead of time so the batter is yeasty and crisp. With waffles, the recipe is half the battle, it is also important to have a good waffle iron that cooks evenly. I prefer Belgian style waffle irons that flip the waffle.
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Eric and I love pasta so much that we usually have it once a week. Out of all the recipes I have saved (which is a ridiculously high amount, by the way), pasta recipes appear the most. You’d think, with all those saved recipes, that I would be trying a new pasta dish each week. Sometimes that’s true, but lately I can only think about this pasta. It’s easily become my favorite, and I’m tempted to put it on the menu week after week. It’s kind of funny how this recipe evolved. The changes started out pretty innocently and ended up turning this recipe into something different, and I think better, than the original. The addition of just a few ingredients really transformed this recipe. It started with me adding garlic. If something can be made with garlic, you can bet that I’ll put garlic in it. Eric and I love garlic so much that we use the full amount called for even when we halve recipes. The next time we made this, we had a can of crushed tomatoes that I thought would be really good in the sauce. I loved the addition of the tomatoes and continued using them. Then another time we had half of a yellow onion, and I couldn’t resist adding it. I love the smell of garlic and onion cooking in melted butter, and I’m not sure why I didn’t think to add the onion sooner. This sauce is rich, creamy and full of tomato flavor. I like the added texture provided by the onion and tomatoes and actually think the sauce was a little boring without them. The basil provides a nice boost of freshness, which is nice with heavier sauces. While you can’t taste the vodka, I’ve read that vodka enhances the flavor of the tomatoes, making the flavor more intense than it would be without the alcohol. My favorite way to serve this is with crusty garlic bread, which happens to be the perfect vessel for eating leftover sauce.
These hot dogs aren't from around here.
'Za is definitely a state of mind.
The key here is 350 degree F oil {an oil/candy thermometer is a good investment} and draining the chicken as soon as it comes out of the oil. Have your mis en place ready and your pan fitted with a rack handy. Everything will come together quick so the important thing to remember when frying anything is to have everything prepped and ready to go.
These beautiful yummy looking fake milkshakes have fake churros, cookies and donuts with Carmel drizzle in a durable cup made to last!
The Michelin starred chef, 54, unveiled his British breakfast at at his central London restaurant the Savoy Grill on social media in September.
Some places are exceptionally good at making meals they offer, and while there probably is a certain number of excellent restaurants for almost any meal, as a rule of thumb, most people find certain meals to usually taste better homemade. The reasons for this may vary from preferring it made in some exact way, using exceptionally fresh or high-quality ingredients to believing that home coziness is a crucial part of it. People shared exactly these kinds of meals, answering one Redditor’s question: “What always tastes better at home vs. a restaurant?”
