Cooking Fast With Class: Here"s Helpful Advice

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Has there been a time where you were eating in a restaurant and were curious just how the food got prepared? Have you even tried to prepare the same dish at home? The following hints will teach you how to create your favorite dishes as well as some new one. People of all ages, from teens to... - Inserts the excerpt of the post (processed), Has there been a time where you were eating in a restaurant and were curious just how the food got prepared? Have you even tried to prepare the same dish at home? The following hints will teach you how to create your favorite dishes as well as some new one. People of all ages, from teens to... - Inserts the excerpt of the post (as typed), Has there been a time where you were eating in a restaurant and were curious just how the food got prepared? Have you even tried to prepare the same dish at home? The following hints will teach you how to create your favorite dishes as well as some new one. People of all ages, from teens to - Inserts the text till the tag or first N words of the post,

Has there been a time where you were eating in a restaurant and were curious just how the food got prepared? Have you even tried to prepare the same dish at home? The following hints will teach you how to create your favorite dishes as well as some new one. People of all ages, from teens to grannies, love to cook.

TIP! For a delicious take on pie crusts, bake them for longer than the recipe calls for. Your objective is to cook them past the point of being pale blonde, to the point where they become a golden caramel color.

If you are making stir-fry meals, you should slice the meat as thin as possible and cut it on the bias. This can be a very time consuming and somewhat difficult procedure. Take the meat out of the freezer when it is slightly frozen and cut at a forty five degree angle, do it across the meat’s grain.

If your recipe calls for slicing meat very thin, you can do this most easily by partly freezing the meat first. If you are making Asian dishes, such as Thai or Chinese food, this is a great idea. With meat that is somewhat frozen, the fibers tend not to stretch or tear as much when they are sliced, making for much cleaner cuts. Allow the meat strips to completely thaw before you throw them in the cooking pan, so you can be sure that the strips all cook evenly.

Rotten Fruit

Do you experience a guilty twinge when you pitch out rotten fruit? Is it possible to simply cut out the moldy, rotten part of the fruit? Unfortunately, there isn’t any way to salvage fruit that has begun to rot. You should dispose of any rotten fruit, as mold penetrates further than the naked eye can see. Rotting food can carry a number of pathogens, so it is best to avoid the risk.

TIP! Cooking vegetables for a long time in a boiling liquid will remove nutrients that are found in them. In order to retain their most important attributes, opt for steamed, sauteed or even raw vegetables.

Many use a good number of apples for baking and cooking throughout fall and winter, but if improperly stored, they will spoil quickly. Store apples in a plastic bag in a cool, dry location to keep them fresher longer. Make sure to keep an eye out for rotting apples, because if you have one rotten apple, it will turn all the other apples rotten in no time.

Do you love to cook with fresh basil? You can cut basil by the stems, bunch it together, and put it in a glass. Add water to cover the stems. Leave it on your counter and it will stay fresh for a very long time! Switching out the water from time to time will cause the basil to grow, as well. Trim or cut the basil from time to time for additional growth. Now you can enjoy your fresh basil anytime!

TIP! Much like a sponge, the mushrooms will absorb the water. Get a wet cloth instead, and wipe off each mushroom by hand.

Congratulations on becoming a better home cook! Let your imagination run wild and make all your meals delicious experiments with new recipes. By using the great variety of recipes from different cultures there is no limit to the creativity of your cooking.

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Has there been a time where you were eating in a restaurant and were curious just how the food got prepared? Have you even tried to prepare the same dish at home? The following hints will teach you how to create your favorite dishes as well as some new one. People of all ages, from teens to grannies, love to cook.

TIP! For a delicious take on pie crusts, bake them for longer than the recipe calls for. Your objective is to cook them past the point of being pale blonde, to the point where they become a golden caramel color.

If you are making stir-fry meals, you should slice the meat as thin as possible and cut it on the bias. This can be a very time consuming and somewhat difficult procedure. Take the meat out of the freezer when it is slightly frozen and cut at a forty five degree angle, do it across the meat"s grain.

If your recipe calls for slicing meat very thin, you can do this most easily by partly freezing the meat first. If you are making Asian dishes, such as Thai or Chinese food, this is a great idea. With meat that is somewhat frozen, the fibers tend not to stretch or tear as much when they are sliced, making for much cleaner cuts. Allow the meat strips to completely thaw before you throw them in the cooking pan, so you can be sure that the strips all cook evenly.

Rotten Fruit

Do you experience a guilty twinge when you pitch out rotten fruit? Is it possible to simply cut out the moldy, rotten part of the fruit? Unfortunately, there isn"t any way to salvage fruit that has begun to rot. You should dispose of any rotten fruit, as mold penetrates further than the naked eye can see. Rotting food can carry a number of pathogens, so it is best to avoid the risk.

TIP! Cooking vegetables for a long time in a boiling liquid will remove nutrients that are found in them. In order to retain their most important attributes, opt for steamed, sauteed or even raw vegetables.

Many use a good number of apples for baking and cooking throughout fall and winter, but if improperly stored, they will spoil quickly. Store apples in a plastic bag in a cool, dry location to keep them fresher longer. Make sure to keep an eye out for rotting apples, because if you have one rotten apple, it will turn all the other apples rotten in no time.

Do you love to cook with fresh basil? You can cut basil by the stems, bunch it together, and put it in a glass. Add water to cover the stems. Leave it on your counter and it will stay fresh for a very long time! Switching out the water from time to time will cause the basil to grow, as well. Trim or cut the basil from time to time for additional growth. Now you can enjoy your fresh basil anytime!

TIP! Much like a sponge, the mushrooms will absorb the water. Get a wet cloth instead, and wipe off each mushroom by hand.

Congratulations on becoming a better home cook! Let your imagination run wild and make all your meals delicious experiments with new recipes. By using the great variety of recipes from different cultures there is no limit to the creativity of your cooking. - Inserts the body(text) of the post as typed, fresh basil, rotten fruit - Inserts post tags, Cooking (Tips) - Inserts post categories, #FreshBasil, #RottenFruit - Inserts post tags as hashtags, #Cooking(Tips) - Inserts post categories as hashtags, gprince2@windstream.net - Inserts the author"s name, My Food and Cooking Blog - Inserts the the Blog/Site name.