The basis of a hamburger is, of course, theground beeffrom which you make the “patties.” In preparing the patties, I have tried all sorts of “add-ins” to mix with thebeef– everything fromdried onion soup mix, toeggs, tobaconfat, tograted cheese. The absolute best to add is…...
Gyoza often appears on menus in ramen restaurants in Japan. These Japanese potstickers are excellent with beer, but how do you eat them? If you're feeling stuck, here's an explanation, plus some tips on how to make this delicious dish at home.
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This easy spaghetti and meatballs recipe is our best, and has all the classic flavors you know and love. Make it as-is, or get creative to make it your own.
In Europe we would typically make croutons in a frying pan, and serve them hot in a salad or to a soup. Just take any type of bread you like, it doesn’t matter if it is a bit stale. Cut or rip it into pieces of the size you like. Melt the butter (or any other fat/oil) ...
Once you have selected a recipe to start with, cookies or cupcakes are easy ones, to begin with; you are going to need some baking utensils. Later, we’ll show youhow to make no bake cookies. If you’re baking a cake, make sure you have a good9×13 pan. It’s a necessity. You...
These are Gordon's tips to make the perfect burger: Get your frying pan nice and warm - start with medium/high heat Use oil Season the burger - he recommends just salt & pepper. Only season one side at a time. When burger starts caramelizing, add a little bit of butter. Turn down ...
Ground beef rose to popularity in the early 20th century, especially in the United States, thanks largely to the invention of the hamburger. Its low cost and versatility have made it a key ingredient in cuisines worldwide, from Italian meatballs to Middle Eastern kofta. Thanks to the US, gro...
1) Mixing both whiteandyellow masarepa (which I also recommend doing, as it creates a nice golden color but a light texture and a slightly less bitter flavor). and 2) Deep frying (no wonder they taste so good). We did opt for pan frying and then baking to cook the middle all the...