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First look at the touchscreen Pokédex in the newest Pokémon Center DX in Tokyo.
How to make pizza
Part 1: Got the dough, motherfucker
Flower, little bit of yeast (7gr, dried), salt, olive oil
Put yeast in luke warm water and let soak for 10-15 minutes
Add flower and salt in big bowl, or large cooking pan if need be.
Dump the water/yeast mixture in the flower/salt and start kneading. Make sure to get a dry elastic ball. Add water or milk or flower if needed. Don't forget a dash of olive oil. Once kneaded for 10-15 minutes, put the dough in the bowl again and leave it at room temp for 45 min. Cover with a dishtowel to prevent drying
Part 2:
Sauce: it issa home-made, mario!
Get some tomatosauce, not the fancy one, just plain old tomatosauce. Or get tomato puree and add some water. Whatever. Also slice and dice some union and garlic. Saute the union and garlic and put in a small cooking pan with the tomato's
Add some sugar, salt, chili peper powder, pepper, paprika powder and some bazel and stir untill cooking. Then add some Parmesan grated cheese (one little bag) and let reduce on a very low fire (mind the red splashes)
Part 3 Topping
Slice and dice whatever you need on a pizza. Some pointers
Mushrooms, paprika or any other fresh hard veggie: saute in a frying pan to release some water and make them more tasty
Cheese, lot's of it. Grated Gouda works fine, but add some mozerella for extra fluffyness
Part 4 Assembly
gently rolll the dough into a pizzabottom, by applying some flower to the table or workstation and then using a roller or a rond thick glass to gently roll out the dough. Place dough in something resembling a bake tray for a pizza, square, round , go fucking crazy. Cut away exces and if needed roll into another bottom, or use to thicken the crust.
Apply the sauce, not to thick not to thin, using the back of a spoon to smear.
Add cheese. A sturdy layer
Add whatever you like
Add mozerella last and some grated cheese as well.
Back in oven at 200 Celcius for at least 20 to 30 minutes, depending on the thickness of the bottom and the amount of toppings (thicker is longer, dumbass)
Enjoy!
Julia Child Remixed | Keep On Cooking | PBS Digital Studios Julia Child! In the flesh.
How to cook your own Big Mac - as told by the Mac Donald chef. Truly.
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Julia Child is da bomb
It was my birthday last Friday (33 years, thank you) and amongst other things I received as a gift a very nice set of Julia Child's cookbooks. THE Julia Childs cookbooks. I am well chuffed with this material posesion.
I have had a scan on all the tips, tricks and recipes and besides being very practical for a lot of thing, it will also teach my how to slaughter several kinds of poultry. That seems a bit advanced for now.
I'm sticking to the first part, first chapter with gems such as: how to beat eggwhite. Wonderfull and many thanks to my parents in law who got me this wonderfull gift
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Yeah, Pecan pie. I could not resist. Although the lady in the video mispronounces, obviously
Pecan Pie Recipe (by GoodHousekeepingMag)
Something I am always struggling with. But luckily Howcast has the answer and the video tutorial. :-)
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Sideline: The case of the stinking washing machine
Dear reader,
Today I learned that liquid laundry detergent can possibly stink up your machine. Also waching Eco friendly (low temps) can cause mold growth and cooked-up detergent cake. Another fun fact: powder is apparently better then the high-tech liquids or gels, because the powder version dissolves in water a lot quicker. Some things are best left unevolved.
Solution (as found on this Dutch forum): Run the machine empty with some cleaning soda on the highest temperature setting.
After some fiddling my stinky machine is running a cycle on 95 degrees Celcius for another 2 hours. I used the short program, with the buttons “short wash” and “no centrifguge” on. This man is awaiting my and J.’s freshly washed machine.
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Potato Salad
Potato salad can be a welcome variation as a side dish or to replace the carb part of a meal (replacing pasta, rice or the cooked, baked or steamed variants of the wonderful potato.)
Start with boiling the potatoes until they are 'al dente'. I used 'Roseval' potatoes. Small, red skinned variants. Best thing is that you can leave the tasty skin on them and they don't boil to a mush. I cut them in slices of about half a centimetre thick and boiled them for 10 minutes in salted water. I used just enough water to cover the slices, this way the water cooks really fast and all the taste stays in the potato. Check if the potatoes are ready by taste and once satified with the al dentyness put them under the cold water tap. Leave the water running slowly untill the slices are cooled completly. Most common mistake: Using hot potatoes for the salad. This will mess up your dressing.
Dressing you say? Yes, I made a paste of one part yoghurt, one part mayonnaise and a tiny amount of lemon juice and a knife tip of Dijon mustard. (the seedy kind, extremely strong) I spiced the paste with salt, peper, chives and dille. The last two I got fresh at the market today. Mix up the paste in a salad bowl.
Once the potatoes are cooled down completely, spread them on a paper napkin to dry them a bit. Then add them to the bowl and stir.
Presto: Potato salad.
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Salmon slice
I got 2 pieces of salmon, skin still attached, today. First I rubbed some salt and dille on the outside and left them on a plate for 15 minutes. I prepared them by heating up a frying pan with a dash of olive oil. Once the oil started smoking I but the two pieces in, non-skin side first. After 2,5 minutes of sizzling I gentle rolled the pieces over on the skin side and left them simmering for another 3,5 minutes. The skin turns black but it also detaches from the pink meat really easily.
Don't leave the salmon in the pan until it is cooked all the way trough (the flesh turns light pink) Salmon is best when the inside is just barely cooked so 6 minutes for 2x100 grams of fish is more then enough.
Don't leave the burner full on once the salmon is in, just regulate the heat a bit to keep the pan hot and slightly smoky, but don't overdo it.