I LOVE poaching salmon! The creamy texture is unbeatable. I sweat some shallots and garlic in olive oil, deglaze with vermouth and add vegetable stock, salt/pepper. Slip in my salmon filets and cover. When it's...
I made foodnfoto's walnut pesto yesterday and it was awesome! Served it with four-cheese ravioli (store bought) and my husband's reaction was "are you sure there's no meat in this?????"
Thanks for the ideas, I really wanted to do a little napoleon style but ran out of time since my toddler decided to throw a massive tantrum. I ended up plating like this:
I'm making a salad tonight with arugula, roasted beets, ricotta cheese, pine nuts and balsamic vinegraitte. Any ideas how to make it looks pretty? Especially the ricotta cheese, I don't want to stir in blobs of cheese.
I wouldn't call mac n cheese easy unless you're making it out of a box.... in which case it's a good idea to start cooking yourself and avoiding all that processed food!
Preparing good food and cooking don't have to be...
Thanks ordo, hadn't seen that part.
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FWIW, fresh walnuts are very easy to peel. Green walnuts are just about to be ready, and fully ripened walnuts should be ready...
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Never say never in cooking.
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Really?? Iv always known cream in risotto to be a big no!
Haha...
I've been craving walnut pesto ever since I read this thread yesterday. I'm leaning towards foodnfoto's pesto with sundried tomatoes yum!
How does one peel dry walnuts?