Ree Drummond's homemade ranch dressing recipe is full of fresh herbs, garlic, sour cream, buttermilk, and mayo. You'll never touch the bottled stuff again!
Ree Drummond's homemade ranch dressing recipe is full of fresh herbs, garlic, sour cream, buttermilk, and mayo. You'll never touch the bottled stuff again!
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Sage Browned Butter Homemade Home Fries How to Brown Butter Erin Parker, The Speckled Palate Want to learn how to brown butter for cookies, baked goods and savory dishes? This tutorial covers how to make it, as well as how to store browned butter. Browning butter is an excellent way to...
To make homemade sweet potato fries in the oven, start with raw sweet potatoes of any size and shape. Either leave the skins on for extra fiber or peel them with a vegetable peeler. Use a sharp knife to cut into thick or thin French fry shape slices. Transfer the uncooked fries to a...
The other way is to cool them completely after boiling. Put them in a plastic bag and deep freeze them for a day. At any time you need to eat fries simply add the frozen fries without thawing straight from the freezer to hot oil. Cook till they are golden brown. ...
Using the box grater to rice your broccoli gives you the opportunity to put a personal touch on each grain. Simply run your broccoli florets across the grater’s holes, and you’ll create a lovely, rustic grated broccoli texture that’s perfect for sautés, stir-fries, or salads. Chef...
We’ve had our chef knives for over 10 years and they still work great. Our favorite knife is this 7″ Chef’s Knife. For safe storage, you can use a drawer knife organizer like this one. Make sure to keep your knives sharpened using a local service or home knife sharpener....
Freezing radishes: wash, peel, stir-fry briefly, package, and freeze. Use these in stews, soups, and stir-fries. Drying radishes: wash, trim off the top, slice 1/8 inch thick; spread over a drying tray and dry until brittle. Use dry radishes scattered over a salad or add boiling wat...