I don't know nothing about baking a bread.Kalah wrote:Yeah, you know: bake the bread, make the garlic butter from butter and fresh garlic, and apply the butter "liberally" to the bread.
(the rest of the procedure seems acceptable)
All about more food
(the rest of the procedure seems acceptable)
"We made it!"
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Yeah... if you want to be all skin and bones... all you cook are aperitifs...Kalah wrote:
Signed, Kalah - arguably the best cook on the Round Table.
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I've read in a magazine article that (rough quote follows) "Due to the miniscule amounts of food they could obtain some 20 years ago, Romanians began eating like pigs after their living conditions improved considerably, and that this applies both to the quantity of food and the manner in which they consume it. "
Interesting, even if it's insulting and seems like a sweeping statement, so there's your answer I suppose.
Oh and Kalah, you may be the better baker, but my soups and stews are known far and wide as peerless. Well, they're known throughout my apartment, at least!
Interesting, even if it's insulting and seems like a sweeping statement, so there's your answer I suppose.
Oh and Kalah, you may be the better baker, but my soups and stews are known far and wide as peerless. Well, they're known throughout my apartment, at least!
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I just bake cookies... and Banana bread... and now I make killer truffles.
I also do amazing 'Southern' cooking like fried ocra, pinto beans, cornbread, pan fried pork chops, collard greens... I just never learned to make biscuits, which I seriously regret.
I also do amazing 'Southern' cooking like fried ocra, pinto beans, cornbread, pan fried pork chops, collard greens... I just never learned to make biscuits, which I seriously regret.
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They are actually pretty good. Sort of Tart. Like ocra, you just wash 'em, slice 'em, dip 'em in corn meal and toss 'em in an iron skillet with about a 1/4 to 1/2 inch deep shortening in it... flip 'em over once and take 'em up. If you like a lot of batter, you can dip the slices in a mix of egg, water and salt before rolling the slices in the corn meal.
The thing about Southern cooking is that none of it is fancy. Nothing ever has a lot of ingredients. Most things include lard or shortening of some sort pig fat. Even if it's not fried, the fat is still hiding in there. Biscuits MUST be made with lard and buttermilk. Pinto Beans are inedible if they don't have a chunk of fat back or streak of lean tossed in. Collards are better with a little bacon & onion. And the iron skillet is part of it. It actually ads to the flavor of whatever is cooked in it.
The thing that people don't realize is that Southern people were poor, dirt farmers. Our 'cuisine' is based on food that can be grown easily on the farm, Corn, Ocra, Greens, Beans, Tomatoes, Potatoes & Onions produce a lot of edible food on small bits of land that does not have to be very fertile. Chicken & Pigs are cheap to raise because they'll eat anything. Farm work is difficult and requires a lot of energy... which we got from eating those pigs and using their fat to flavor everything else.
The thing about Southern cooking is that none of it is fancy. Nothing ever has a lot of ingredients. Most things include lard or shortening of some sort pig fat. Even if it's not fried, the fat is still hiding in there. Biscuits MUST be made with lard and buttermilk. Pinto Beans are inedible if they don't have a chunk of fat back or streak of lean tossed in. Collards are better with a little bacon & onion. And the iron skillet is part of it. It actually ads to the flavor of whatever is cooked in it.
The thing that people don't realize is that Southern people were poor, dirt farmers. Our 'cuisine' is based on food that can be grown easily on the farm, Corn, Ocra, Greens, Beans, Tomatoes, Potatoes & Onions produce a lot of edible food on small bits of land that does not have to be very fertile. Chicken & Pigs are cheap to raise because they'll eat anything. Farm work is difficult and requires a lot of energy... which we got from eating those pigs and using their fat to flavor everything else.
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