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Anytime I add anything to a cake that I want to stay suspended I roll them in flour first. BUT with the size of those balls my guess is they will sink anyway. Besides if you are going to use a bundt pan, let them sink to the bottom, which will become the top of the cake and drizzle caramel over...
They were .99 a lb. at the Asian market.
So, Flash, do you not eat the eggs either? All the ones I've ever collected usually have poop all over them and the shells are porous. I try not to think about it. LOL!
This is delicious caramel. In this pouch is one can of sweetened condensed milk 1/2 tsp. fleur de sel sea salt, one vanilla bean scraped and bean added as well, 3 Tbsp. butter. Then in to the sous vide set at 185F for 15 hours. It will be a bit lumpy when it comes out so I use a mixer to smooth...
Hey Cheryl, morning....... Do you add green onions, garlic, noodles and all that good stuff to your soup.... or just delicious broth for the arthritis cure...
Dave
Morning Dave!
I love to make a chicken and rice soup. I add green onions and lots of pepper. You can do anything you want with...
I found this recipe that might be a good start.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/bobby-flay/jerk-rubbed-chicken-thighs-with-home-made-mango-habanero-hot-sauce-recipe.html
I actually have some Amchoor powder, this recipe sounds good. I think I'll try it. His doesn't call for Amchoor or...
I just made 15 quarts of chicken stock using all chicken feet. It is my favorite! I can get them at the Asian market a lot cheaper than at the grocery store. And you're right Foamheart, they will be 6.99 a pound soon. Geez...
I love how much gelatin you get using them in stock. Back in the day...
You can also use the "displacement" method. Put the cheese in a ziploc, lower the ziploc in water. The water will force out all the air. This method is used a lot in sous vide cooking. Google it for more info.
I have added small pieces of ice, but if I'm going to add more liquid I'd prefer it to be something with flavor like a stock or wine or beer. Personally, I think adding ice water might aid in making it gooey. Not sure, just a thought. I would think the reason it would go all gooey is because it...
Dang. That's a tough one. I have pretty strict rules in my house about such things. First - kids don't get a say. Get a job, then you get a say. I'm paying for all the food, cooking all the food, doing 80% of the cleaning after you all leave. SHUT UP WE ARE HAVING SMOKED TURDUCKEN.
LOL...
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