Someone else mentioned that dehydrated zucchini is easy to store, but it makes a terrific gluten-free lasagna noodle without the need to rehydrate. It soaks up moisture from the sauce & makes the baked texture perfect. Even the oversized zucchini dry well for this use. Reply George R. Mc...
If the onions look like they’re on the verge of burning or get dry, add a little water or stock to loosen them and rehydrate. Some recipes suggest adding a splash of vinegar to brighten the process, and sometimes I do and sometimes I don’t. It’s your call. More Caramelized Onion...
The way to use the dried porcini, of course, is to toss them into a cup with a little water to rehydrate, and then chop roughly to throw into any ragu or mushroom dish. I use them in mushroom risotto along with other fresh ones, but lately I’ve also used them a couple of times...
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The way to use the dried porcini, of course, is to toss them into a cup with a little water to rehydrate, and then chop roughly to throw into any ragu or mushroom dish. I use them in mushroom risotto along with other fresh ones, but lately I’ve also used them a couple of times...
Rehydrate with boiling water in a separate vessel, drain, and add to the end soup. Read More Helpful (2) Dawn Clark 08/10/2016 This was an excellent and easy recipe for a novice miso soup maker. I tweaked it right out of the chute, because I had been scoping similar recipes. ...
Rehydrate dried mushrooms: Place the dried mushrooms in a large bowl and pour 1 quart of boiling water over them. Set aside. Elise Bauer Brown the onions, celery, carrots, fennel: Heat the olive oil over high heat in a large stockpot. Add the chopped onions, celery, carrots, and fennel...
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1/3 cup freeze-dried chopped chicken 1/2 cup freeze-dried corn ¼ cup freeze-dried chopped tomatoes 1/4 teaspoon dried minced jalapeno 1 tablespoon freeze-dried onions (or 1 teaspoon dried onion flakes) 1-1/2 teaspoons powdered chicken flavor base (or bouillon granules) ...
I think it’s pretty damn safe to reuse your brine for a batch of quick pickles once. You might be able to get away with it twice, but it would depend on the moisture content of the vegetables you’re quick pickling, the starting salinity and acidity of your original brine, and whethe...