Luckily this room is air conditioned unlike the rest of the house, but I’m wondering what on earth to cook for dinner. Last time it got nearly this hot I made this, but I think I have a batch of Karen Martini’s amazing Syrian chicken in the freezer, so I think we’ll have ...
There’s a lot of advice around about how to cook octopus, but most agree that for tender tentacles, it’s essential to boil or simmer it first. Some folks boil up a big batch and then freeze it (another step in the tenderising process, apparently) so all that’s required is thawing...
4-ounce fillets? A whole fish? You'll want to buy something similarly portioned to maintain approximate cooking times and methods. While you might notice variables in flavor, you're less likely to wind up with over- or under-cooked fish. Keep It Skinless (or Skin-On) If your recipe ...
When cooking a haddock fillet, make sure that it has been pin-boned first. ... To crisp the skin of haddock when pan-frying,place it skin-side down in a preheated pan for a majority of the cooking time, and only turn it over in the last minute to finish it off. ...
The second part of your question is about the chickens I cook and eat myself. When I cook at home, I only use poultry from a supplier calledFeather and Bonehere in Sydney, who I believe work very hard and honestly to source meat from places that raise and treat the animals as ‘ethic...