First you will need to brown the rice. In order to do this, you will need to add a half cup of cooking oil to a two quart sauce pan (a larger pan will work, but the rice will have more room to cook, therefore it will cook faster and take less time). Next, pre-heat the oil on medium heat for about two minutes. Then add two cups of long grain rice to the pre-heated oil. (I prefer Mahatma Jasmine long grain rice because it cooks fluffier and it looks better) Continue to cook the rice on medium heat, stirring often with a large spoon. While the rice is browning, chop a small tomato and half of a medium onion. When the rice starts to brown, you will need to stir the rice more frequently. The rice will burn if you fail to stir it often or have the heat too high. The rice will be a golden brown color when it is ready for the next process. Browning the rice usually takes about fifteen minutes.…
Rice is a staple food all over the world, both as a side dish and as the main source of carbohydrates. The keto diet does not recommend eating rice, so cauliflower rice takes its place in many households following the diet. Chopped, cooked cauliflower has an almost identical texture to cooked basmati rice. You must watch the cooking time carefully because overcooking the cauliflower will leave you with a mushy mess. If you overcook the cauliflower, mash it up instead with cream and a dollop of butter.…
Second, get out some garlic powder, diced tomatoes, tomato sauce, and macaroni shells. Preheat a large pot on a high temp for 1 minute. Add shells, meat, tomato sauce, diced tomatoes, and water, bring to boil. Add garlic powder, salt, and pepper.…
B. Pho consists of flat rice noodles with more of everything meat, noodles and broth. The dish is usually accompanied by bean sprouts, ngo gai (thorny cilantro), que (Thai/Asian basil) lime and other extras on the side so that eaters can season the soup to their own taste. The balanced tastes of sweet, salty, spicy, and citrus, pho usually becomes an instant favorite for anyone…
* 1) In a large stockpot add broth, salt, sugar, white pepper and ginger and bring to a boil.…
Whenever I have a chance to talk any of my foreign friends into a Vietnamese dish, it is surely “Pho” – my most favorite dish in the world. Pho is made of rice noodle in your choice of broth, the meat that matches the broth flavor, and various kinds of herbs. The key ingredient to bring the right taste of Pho is its broth. It should have a richly luscious taste of meats or bones, most commonly the beef, pork or chicken bones, which are simmered for hours so that all the nutrition and natural flavor are added to the broth. This tasty broth poured into a bowl containing layers of silky white rice noodle, which is topped extremely tender meats and various kinds of healthy fragrant herbs, bring you a perfectly savory flavor and mouth-watering…
The first time I made the tofu, I followed the directions on the package. It was very easy to make the first time since the instructions just told me to cube the tofu and stir fry it with canola oil, salt, and pepper. I cooked the tofu for the recommended amount of time on package because since i had never eaten it before, i didn’t want to mess it up. After I finished cooking the tofu I first ate it plain to try and taste its flavours.…
1. In a bowl, mix the beef and pork with the egg, breadcrumbs, jalapeno, jalapeno…
Arroz con leche - commonly known as rice pudding. It is another great way to reuse yesterday's rice. Heat up some milk with sugar and cinnamon and reboil the rice for a few minutes. Makes a…
The most important part of making this dish is how you prepare the ingredients. Bring out your two deep pots and fill both of them halfway with water, then place both pots on a hot stove. Once the water begins to boil take out the noodles from the box and put them all in the pot, also take the raw chicken and boil it in the other pot. Peel the onion and garlic, then cut the onion in half and separate the rings and put both ingredients into the pot with the raw chicken. While the…
For the rice, I will need a medium pan, the white rice, and 4 cups of water. Set the stove on medium/high and Pour both rice and water into the pot at same adding a dash of salt and pepper. Once the rice comes to a boil, turn on the stove on low and let cook until rice is soft. Do not stir. This will cause the rice to become…
brief research I invested in a rice cooker and steamer for myself. All I have to do is add rice and…
7. Simmer on low, stirring frequently for at least an hour. A longer simmer makes for a better sauce, just be careful not to let it burn!…
Japanese people often pride themselves on the seasonality of their traditional food. Most traditional Japanese meals include seasonal aspects. The solid ingredients in soups and the selection of materials for salads both announce the season in every day meal. Serving particular meals on special days are customary of Japanese culture. On January 7th it is traditional to eat a rice porridge made with seven springtime herbs called nanakusa-gayu. In August, on the day of ox, people eat grilled eel to strengthen themselves to withstand the remaining days of summer. On the first day of winter many homes serve tooji kabocha, pumpkin cooked with sweet azuki beans.…
Another ingredient that is added to this dish is beaten eggs. The eggs are used to secure all the ingredients together. To begin, the yellow plantain is peeled and thickly sliced lengthwise and fried in hot oil until brown. If the peel is green to yellow the plantain is going to be bland, but if the plantain when you bought it was already yellow and you leave them in room temperature couple days after, the peel will start turning black. Guess what? That is when you will taste better the sweetness, and you will notice it because they will have a creamy texture after you peel them. However, the oil must be hot and when you place the slices of plantain it would pop and if you are not careful can burn your arms. The fried plantain is then placed on paper towels or a brown paper bag in order to absorb any excess grease. After all the plantain is fried it is set aside while the meat is prepared. The ground beef is first browned and drained of any excess grease. A dash of oil is heated on a separate pan and sliced or grated onions are added to the heated oil. You then add a dab of “sazon”, “sofrito” and garlic to the onions until well sautéed. The cooked ground beef is then added to the onion mix with a ¼ cup of water and completely cooked for about 10 to 15 minutes. In contrast with the…