Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011 at
10:39 am
We have all heard on the famous French forms of cheese just like Camembert, Brie, Roquefort, and so on. However, in case you quite need to taste something different, we suggest you consult with a person who really is into cheese. Since you’ll find over one thousand forms of cheeses in France, you would like extremely a long holiday to try them all out. But, here’s a tip: don’t close your mind to anything, Even if a combo sounds strange, give it a try, you won’t regret it.
Saturday, February 12th, 2011 at
6:37 pm
If you are under the impression that learning how to make cup cakes is both time and labor consuming, think again.
The fact is, the entire process of making cup cakes can be learnt and practiced and it really does not require a University course in rocket science to master this art. In fact, there are several work-from-home moms who have become small business entrepreneurs after they learned the simple art of how to make cup cakes!
Saturday, February 12th, 2011 at
8:36 am
When you admire a cake, you admire it before tasting it! But most of the time, the reason why you marvel at the cake on the table is because of the icing! No cake decoration is complete without the icing and this can be an absorbing pastime. Create new types of cake decoration every time you bake a cake which can be perfected with more and more practice.
Icing should be made just before spreading on a cake, therefore the cake must be cooled well.
The recipe for the icing is very simple.
Friday, February 11th, 2011 at
10:44 pm
If you know the term ‘bebe’ you know that sumptuous sauce I’m referring to–just the right balance of tomato and heavy cream to put you right in the middle of the delights of both worlds. Simple, perhaps, but outstandingly delicate in that simplicity. It is best served mixed in with (not ladled over) hand made fettuccine or the best penne, al dente of course.
But if you’re a college student say, or among the ever-increasing unemployed, you can have bebe too without the need to buy prohibitively expensive items such as sun-dried tomatoes or heavy cream. Well, you can sort of have it. The recipe I’m about to give you is a step up from Chef Boyardee, and quite satisfying without giving you any hassles at all. What you will need is:
Friday, February 11th, 2011 at
10:44 pm
Paneer Bagh-E-Bahar is a very famous dish in Maharashtra. It is made with Paneer / Indian cottage cheese cubes. If you are bored with the regular Paneer recipes you should try this one. It’s not only easy to make but also very tasty. Following is the method of its recipe:-
Ingredients:-
200 gms Paneer cubes/ Indian cottage cheese cubes.
1/4 cup cashew nut paste
1 tsp sugar
1 cup yellow capsicum chopped
1 cup Tomato chopped
1 cup pineapple chopped
1 tsp garlic finely chopped
1/2 cup fresh cream
1 tsp pepper
2 tblsp Tomato sauce
2 green chillies vertically cut
2 tblsp oil
salt to taste
Friday, February 11th, 2011 at
12:36 pm
If I asked you about frostings, you probably would say “Frostings are Yummy!”
You know making the right kind of frostings is perhaps the most important aspect of baking a cake, as these are the first things that people taste when they take the first bite.
However, most people do not know that some frostings are cooked, yes that’s right cooked! A cooked frosting is the secret that some chefs use to make frostings which turn light and fluffy – sp if you’re wondering how to do this then your search ends here.
Friday, February 11th, 2011 at
2:36 am
Baked cheesecake is actually custard, and it’s the eggs that make it rich and creamy and cause it to set. They should never be baked hotter than 180 degrees Celcius, and a long, slow bake will ensure uniform internal temperatures. By contrast, no-bake cheesecakes rely on gelatine to help it set up, and they need to be chilled in the refrigerator for at least four hours or overnight.
Thursday, February 10th, 2011 at
4:41 pm
Dear Philadelphia Cream Cheese People,
As I placed a bagel into the toaster this morning and opened the fridge, I was stunned to find that I had run out of Philadelphia Cream Cheese. Usually my wife and I keep a container of the “1/3 Less Fat” brand on hand at all times, but she must’ve finished it without my knowledge.
The moment I realized that my breakfast was pretty much ruined, I felt a deep sadness. I mean, I was truly distraught. It was at that point in time that I realized… cream cheese is my new favorite food.
Thursday, February 10th, 2011 at
6:36 am
Who doesn’t love a good brownie? (God bless them whoever they are!) One of my very favorite brownies is this recipe for Tuxedo Brownies. Chocolate and raspberry is one of the great combinations of flavors, in my opinion. The brownies start out with a boxed brownie mix but by the time you have them completed, no one would ever guess you started with a boxed mix. By the time you get the chocolate, white chocolate, cream cheese, raspberry jam, fresh raspberries and the other ingredients put together you will have an out of this world delicious brownie.
TUXEDO BROWNIES
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Wednesday, February 9th, 2011 at
8:40 pm
Does good old fashioned mac and cheese entice memories of your childhood? Now that you are an adult, you can still appreciate the simplicity and creamy cheesiness of macaroni and cheese without forfeiting “sophisticated” flavor. Boosting the flavor of your mac and cheese is a great way to fuse the familiar taste you treasured growing up with the new tastes you have acquired throughout your adulthood. Take a look at the following five recipes that add a real spin to macaroni and cheese.
Turkey Mac and Cheese