I normally add a little butter (or Meadowlea) to steamed Jasmine rice once it's cooked in the rice cooker but before the 15 minute standing/keep warm time. Yesterday, I added more than "a little" and the result was quite pleasing.
Does anyone else add butter to steamed rice? If so, what do you...
First entry for the CookingBites Recipe challenge is a classic Jamaican fare: Steamed Fish.
Ingredients:
2lb (or 1kg) of your choice of Fish, cut into individually portioned pieces.
Use a thick enough fillet that it won't disintegrate with 20 minutes of cooking. Spanish Mackerel, King...
Steamed whitefish with pistachio paste
Serves 2-3 | Preparation 15-20 min
Ingredients / Fish
450-500 g skinned European whitefish (or any white-fleshed fish) fillets
~0,5 teaspoon salt
~0,25 teaspoon black pepper
Ingredients / Pistachio paste
70 g (~140 ml when finely ground) unsalted...
So here's a take on fish that's pretty common in Southern China but likely unique on this forum. Using minimal additional flavoring, the point of this approach is to bring out the most natural flavors of a live or very fresh fish.
Ingredients
Fresh fish (with bone and skin)
Fresh ginger...
Some of you may know that the native Maori used to cook their food in the ground, basically a hot fire with volcanic stones or lately pieces of metal heated up, put in the hole then baskets of meat and veges put on top, then wet sacks on top then covered in dirt to seal. Leave 4 hrs then have a...
The original is a recipe from BBC good food. The picture is mine though.
Ingredients:
525g plain flour, plus extra for dusting
1½ tbsp caster sugar, plus a pinch
1 tsp fast-action dried yeast
50ml milk
1 tbsp sunflower oil
plus extra for greasing and brushing
1 tbsp rice vinegar
1 tsp baking...
Prep Time: 10 minutes (most can be done while the Swish chard/tofu is cooking and then cooling).
Cook Time: 5 minutes.
Rest Time: About 5 minutes or until cool enough to retrieve from steamer.
Serves: 1-2.
Cuisine: East Meets West.
Steamed Soft Tofu with Swiss Chard
The Dish Proper:
3...
Hey everyone! I got this recipe and I think that I should share it with you (because I know sharing is caring, right?) So I want to ask about your opinion about the recipe below! Are you interested to make it? Or, maybe you're still confused with the ingredients or the steps? Just let me know so...
Do you use a timer when cooking vegetables? I found this online and I hope you can share your inputs. My sister, who is a newbie vegetarian, tried some of the recommendations and she said it works. She tried the boiled and steamed methods since we don't really use the microwave for cooking...
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