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It seems these ingredients would go together but I can't find a good recipe that includes all or most of these ingredients. Do you know of a way to combine most or all of these ingredients, possibly along with more, with their approximate amounts to create a full recipe? I must also note that I am terribly allergic to water, I am not trained in the operation of any heavy machinery, and that I have no tongue. I appreciate your help!
Not to dissuade you though! It's great that you're beginning young; you may yet create a perfect bowl in your life.
Straining is technically simple, it merely requires a colander (not strainer), your frothy noodles, and your devoted attention. When moving the noodles from the pot to the colander, I prefer to use chopsticks to separate each noodle from the others. This way, every spaghett (singular of spaghetti) knows that you cherish it as an individual.
From there, simply apply your preferred choice of sauce and enjoy! Personally I use Ragu.
5. Oil is the wrong way to go, a mistake many people make on their first attempts. Take 3 tablespoons of chicken stock for every ounce of peas and marinate the peas for 30 minutes in the blood-stock mixture. (It's okay to save the blood from the last batch, just make sure that it's not too thick!)
6. Throw all that useless trash you just made away and buy my Insta-Crisp Chickpeas™ at your local supermarket!
7. Enjoy with a bowl of hot noodles by the fire :)
1. Harvest the chickpeas during the new moon, so that the sun or moonlight doesn't dry them out prematurely. (Any chickpea plant is okay, so long as the peas are green)
2. Boil the peas for precisely 6 minutes, ensuring that the water is kosher and fat-free.
3. Remove the peas from the water and place them on a baking sheet to dry, allowing the excess water to transpire out of the pea-skin.
(Stay tuned for the rest!)
I'm a decent home cook. I know how to follow a recipe. I love chickpeas. Usually I make a giant batch in my instant pot and freeze them (with cooking liquid) in Ziploc bags, or use canned.
I've never been able to pull off a crispy chickpea. Toss in oil, season, bake at 350... They go from "mushy" through "dry" then into "horrible and mealy"... What is the trick here?
I've tried different types of oil (olive, coconut, canola) parchment, convection, hotter than 350, cooler than 350... Always dry and mealy, never crispy. I'm tossing halfway through and the pan is not overcrowded.
Is the true oven crisped chickpea a myth?
Rewind to 2 years ago, I purchased an instant pot for our kitchen. It’s been a true godsend in the kitchen, and has shortened times on everything for us. However beans are giving us the most problems. With some googling, some say you don’t need to soak them first but others say you have to soak for at least 4 hours. Instant Pot sites say you don’t need to soak them at all, and in 20 minutes you can have delicious beans!
I’ve been messing with times and I still cannot get edible beans out of my pressure cooker without setting it for 2.5 hours. We use a 50/50 , 60/40 blend of homemade chicken stock and water as our liquid.
So , whats the verdict, should you really soak beans before setting them in an instant pot, or is there some other speedy trick to learn to make this work?
It is my recommendation that you partake in the most excellent dish of deep fried goose liver.
Low in both fat, nutrition, and taste, it's the perfect breakfast item for anyone with any level of egg allergy. I think it would suit your needs quite nicely.
Please continue to post all your food questions here, this is an excellent forum.
I'm not sure how much strength I have left. Every morning I get weaker. One of these days, I'll succumb to my needs and take a bite of the yellow devil.
But before that happens, do you have any suggestions for breakfast foods that don't involve eggs or cereal?
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