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I am not an expert on shortbread, but to my way of thinking, anything that involves flour, sugar and butter is begging for vanilla.
On Monday I baked a loaf of braided bread, 50% whole wheat. Wednesday I baked a batch of Acorn cookies from a recipe posted here. I also have dried fruit (KAF fruitcake blend and raisins) soaking in rum that I will use in Stollen.
Happy Birthday Mrs. Nolan, I hope you enjoyed your cake!
Thank you, Italiancook, it's seasoned with thyme, a little kosher salt and olive oil.
Skeptic, I believe the chicken cooks more evenly that way. The skin browns evenly all around and the metal rack sends heat into the cavity. It's pretty that way. More often though, I cut the back out and lay the chicken flat in a roasting pan. That way the cavity is eliminated and I can easily season both sides of the bird.
Luvpyrpom, a whole chicken is a lot for me too, but it makes easy lunches and dinners for the next several days. More often then not, I just buy chicken breasts but every now and then I want the whole bird.
Thank you, Italiancook. I'm going to bookmark that.
Today I roasted a large chicken on a vertical rack. I haven't cut into it yet, it's resting while I do the sides, which will be noodles and carrots and Brussels sprouts.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.Last night I made Cornish Hens, they came out a bit dry, they always do. I don't know how to time them or where to stick a thermo probe.
BakerAunt, I think you're lucky only 1/2 Tbs was missing. Most dogs would inhale the whole thing in a flash.
Thank you Joan and Italiancook.
Today I made pumpkin oat waffles.
Yes, Accent is msg.
December 10, 2017 at 1:51 pm in reply to: Writer turns bogus London restaurant into #1 rated on TripAdvisor #10130Let's try this Telegraph UK
December 10, 2017 at 11:43 am in reply to: Writer turns bogus London restaurant into #1 rated on TripAdvisor #10128Me too.
December 9, 2017 at 11:22 pm in reply to: Cattle are so big butchers have to cut them differently #10122I think about the poor butchers who have to lug those big heavy carcasses to the cutting block. When I was in high school in the late 1960's I worked an after school job at a butcher shop. Seeing those guys carrying a side of beef to the cutting block was enough for me to know what I didn't want to do when I grew up. So now those sides are even larger and heavier.
I bake a loaf of braided bread this afternoon.
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