Monday 16 August 2010

Adding Old Dough to New Pizza / Moisten Boneless Chicken Meat / Four Onion Recipes



Blog Post: How to Make a Quick Pizza with Slow-Rise Flavor


Trying to decide whether to simply dispose of some old, unused, naturally leavened pizza dough or to incorporate it into my starter, I chose option three: adding the old dough to a yeasted pizza crust.


Article & Recipes: For Moister Chicken, Tuck the Flavor Inside


EVEN the best white-meat chicken has two main drawbacks, both stemming from its low fat content: it’s not particularly flavorful, and it dries out as you cook it.

Grilled Chicken Breasts Stuffed With Herb Butter ... Olive-Stuffed Chicken Breasts ... Chicken Negimaki


Of course you could just not eat that boneless cardboardy shite in the first place, but people are eccentric.

Article & Recipes: Onions; lords of the rings


Rustic brown-skinned onions come on strong and this makes them, together with garlic, essential ingredients in literally hundreds of dishes. They should have a firm flesh, crisp, papery skins and no green sprouts.

SAVOURY SHALLOT SCONES ... TRADITIONAL FRENCH ONION SOUP ... RED ONION & ORANGE SALAD ... CHINESE EGG FLOWER SOUP



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