What a great idea! Never thought of anything like this. Thanks.
Thanks, Cath! But you usually catch my spelling errors. I’ll wait ‘til you do before changing it. Start at the top.
Regionion? or Vegenaise ???
Philistines!
That’s hilarious!
Some time ago I read someone’s blog I believe about her failures at biscuit making. Someone eventually turned her on to White Lily Self-Rising Flour. This was in my file so it must be hers. Being from the South and a many years past subscriber to “Southern Living” magazine I went with this.
And the photo of mine looks exactly like I grew up eating. Those gigantic, puffy things aren’t.
BTW someone - perhaps even Julie Child - suggested years ago that you cut the pepper in half from stem to what’s the other end called? You get more stuffing and it’s easier to eat. But I think your friends are concerned
Does look like you got some layers going? I like the flaky layer biscuits.
My taters! Really love sweet small golden potatoes fried after parboiling. Going to have to try that crusty alkaline thing Kenji L does
It works! And the results are glorious…even better if when you use prime rib drippings to roast them in.
I avoided that technique for years because it seemed too fussy but it really takes very little extra effort or time and gives a fantastic result. Never been so glad to be wrong about something
After replying those crispy Kenji potatoes sounded really good so I made some last night and used them again in hash this morning.
Kenji just posted a new iteration of his potatoes that incorporates parmesan cheese and a few other tweaks. Here’s the link, sorry for the paywall:
Do you use shears or a knife?
I use the poultry butcher across the street. Lucky to have 2
Wasn’t sure if I should pay this on the LA board or home cooking but i made sure to grab my tickets before posting
Hosted by Jon from Japanese knife imports demo by the Butcher from Gwen