This unique dill pickle soup made with chicken broth, milk, and seasonings is worth trying! For a heartier soup, add diced potatoes and carrots.
This Pea Veloute recipe is made by the lowliest of vegetables - canned corn and frozen peas. But it's become my favourite summertime soup. Serve with sourdough.
Crispy enoki mushroom and onion fritters with a spicy Thai curry mayo.
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Those loyal vehicles of the captivating tea beveridge are under scrutiny again for their tendency to be audacious, bold and innovative products of the unbridled imagination. Their bemusing evolution has led to forms flowing from the incongruitive to the sublimely harmonious, which showcase unconventional shapes, imagery and clever abstractions of the clay while fulfilling a need to command attention at the table. Teapots have morphed from being functional objects for the creation of a cuppa to charming utilitarian pieces of amusement and even serious sculptural statements As they are the centre of attention several times a day and much loved for their role in tea making,
I just read an article that the Dutch do NOT have a typical Dutch cuisine. I mean, you will NOT find dishes somewhere and you will say: "Ah, that's a typical Dutch dish!" It is obvious with Italian, Mexican, Greek or Chinese cuisine. But not so much with the Dutch. I've noticed that a lot
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These Thanksgiving recipes you can make ahead will save you tons of time, we're talking all the classic dishes, too, so you can get a jump start on the big day.
Gnocco Fritto is one of the most popular recipes of the Emilian cuisine: rich in history and taste! This delicious fried bread is frequently paired with cured meats and cheese, and served during family gatherings, pheasant festivals, and special occasions! Gnocco fritto can be an exquisite appetizer or a main dish; it is delicious even as dessert spread with Nutella! A must-to-try: easy to make and authentic Italian!
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Starburst dingbat Birth of Raygun Gothic In these testing times with the likes of Korean dictators over-compensating with missile threats, humour is the order of the day. Raygun Gothic and Dingbats, as a 50's and 60's architectural style, had a connection to missiles, as the ray-guns had a missile shape and some of the Dingbat features looked like atoms. The term 'Raygun Gothic' was coined by science fiction author William Gibson (who also coined the term 'cyberspace' and created the cyberpunk genre) in his short story 'The Gernsback Continuum' (1981). Techno-noir* aptly described it as '
“Love goes through the stomach” — is originally a German saying. It means that food and love are a great match and that you can woo someone or express your love through a meal you carefully prepare. Etoni Mama does all this and more — while expressing her love for her 3 lucky children. Colorful, vibrant, and delicious — each piece of art that Etoni Mama makes is indicative of her creativity, sense of wonder, and patience.
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Brighton artist Kate Jenkins, 41, spends hours turning dozens of balls of wool into Heinz ketchup bottles, Campbells tomato soup tins and Coca-Cola cans.
"What are you upto madam?" asked the shopkeeper of the mom's favorite dairy products shop, after he noticed me inquiring, pressing hundredth time the block of paneer he had handed to me ten minutes ago. Almost, embarrassed by his tone, I blurted out, I was just curious how they got that paneer to be so soft and spongy. Not expecting an answer, after all his business relied on it, I looked up at M, who was clearly annoyed he was getting late, the shopkeeper like a true Indian salesman said "You have to buy milk from us for that". Mom has warned me not to buy milk from him already "Way to expensive and its as thin as water" she complained. Not the one to give up so easy, I tried one more time - Bhai (brother) do you use lime to split it? Yes, madam. How much do you add bhai? Till the milk splits, little at a time Oh good, I do it that way, what's in your milk you say? Fat! With that, and looking at the number of cusomters he had to attend to, I left it at that. Though I couldn't get anything too useful from him, he actually helped me find what I was doing right. For years, friends have asked me how I make my paneer. My answer is simple, boil the milk, split it with acid, remove the whey, put weight on it and that's it. Quite a few friends where not able to recreate the results. So today I'm sharing my technique in detail for making paneer and a few tips I hope will help you get through paneer making. Because trust me, once you make your own, you will never go back to store bought. Paneer is a soft fresh Indian cottage cheese made by simply using acid and no rennet. From sweets, to snacks, curries and even flat breads, one or the other form of this cheese is used in North Indian cuisine extensively. Paneer can also be used in kebabs and tikka as an addictive vegetarian option. No one is going to miss the meat! How to make Paneer Serves 2, makes about a cup or slightly more Ingredients 2 liter Fresh whole milk 2-3 tbsp lime/lemon juice Things you will need 2 heavy deep bottom pan Cheesecloth Wooden spoon to stir Method Heat the milk in the deep and heavy bottom pan at medium heat. Let it come to a gentle boil and stay there for a minute. Make sure the milk is not vigorously boiling. If it does, reduce the heat and bring the milk back to gentle boil. Add one tablespoon of juice and quickly stir it in. At this point, you will start to see small curdles in the milk but no whey. Add another tablespoon of juice and again stir it in. The curdles will increase and you will slowly begin to see the greenish whey. Add the last tablespoon of juice and with this, you should be able to see a clear greenish whey separating from the curdles, switch of the gas immediately at this point. Depending on the acidity of the juice, the amount of juice you require may differ. Start with one tablespoon at a time till you achieve the results. Line another pan with double layered cheesecloth. Make sure the cheesecloth is long enough to be bundled up and hanged later. Run the whey through the cloth which will collect all the curdles. Wash the curdles, by running it through cold water to remove the lemon taste. Tie up the cheesecloth in a tight bundle and let it drain for about 30 minutes. Then place weight on the cheese to get it to be flatter and drain out extra moisture. I generally place it between two cutting board and add heavy pot on top for 1-2 hour.You don't want to add too much weight for too long as it can drain out way too much moisture from the cheese making it hard and crumbly. Wrap it and store it in the fridge for upto a week. But I certainly prefer to use it as early as possible. For using in curries, cut them into similar size cubes. You might want to trim out those irregular edges to get even cubes. Keep those irregular edges and crumbles, I have a recipe for that coming up! Tip: Use the leftover whey for pancakes, making roti or other bread, add to smoothies, thin out yogurt with the whey for yogurt drinks, or use it to water the plants.
From Bologna Cake to aspic, these are some of the grossest old fashioned retro recipes ever seen. People used to actually eat this trash.
Say goodbye to smelly sponges and single-use towels for good. Ecologie Swedish Sponge Dishcloths are perfect for washing dishes, wiping counters, cleaning appliances, mopping up spills and more! Use sponge-cloths for 6 months or more and then add to your home compost for Earth-friendly disposal. Made from cotton and plant-based cellulose fibers, this 100% compostable dishcloth (made from 70% cellulose and 30% cotton) is an established must-have in Scandinavia. This cloth offers a sustainable alternative to sponges, dishcloths, and paper towels and becomes soft and pliable when wet for easy clean-up. Machine wash warm and lay flat to dry. There are many designs to choose from, each sold separately! 6.5" x 8"
This free crochet pattern is quick, fun, and full of yummy texture! Grab your cotton yarn and come learn a new stitch and make a beautiful dishcloth too!
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Dive into the world of Timpano, a show-stopping Italian masterpiece that's sure to impress your guests. With layers of pasta, meatballs, salami, and cheese, this indulgent dish is a true celebration of flavors and textures.
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These AMAZING Swedish dishcloths are eco friendly, biodegradable and sanitizes in seconds ! Made from cellulose & cotton. Size is 6 3/4" x 7 1/2". They absorb 20 times their weight and replaces many, many rolls of paper towels. We buy the dish cloths in bulk and print the designs here in Massachusetts.
