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hot chocolate anyone? 🍫☕️❄️
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Sukiyaki is a popular hot pot dish that is cooked and served at the table which creates a strong familial/bonding setting as you fight your friends wielding chopsticks as mini wooden swords for the most succulent piece of beef or honour. The flavour is a sweet and salty broth made of soy. Thus, I expected a more difficult adaptation as is often the case when a dish is reinvented. Thus, imagine my bewildered mix of surprise and relief that the sukiyaki don already exists and isn’t as labour intensive as it would imply. Plus, it’s lonely people friendly.
Sukiyaki Don Recipe
200g thinly sliced beef, 1 tblsp butter (or beef fat in the anime), 1 tblsp brown sugar/sugar, shiitake mushrooms, half of a firm block of grilled/firm tofu, 1 package shirataki noodles, puerilla/shiso leaves, leek
A broth of 1/3 cup sake, mirin and soy sauce, 2 tblsp sugar, 1/3 cup dashi stock (water with pinch of dashi powder)
Bowl of rice, egg
Combine broth ingredients and bring to a boil. Set aside.
Cut leek diagonally
Slice tofu into cubes
Rinse shirataki noodles
Remove the stem from shiitake mushrooms and cut a rough star shape into the cap
Melt butter and cook the beef. Add 1 tblsp brown sugar/sugar.
Arrange the rest of the ingredients into the pan. Pour in broth and simmer until it reduces. Remove leek and leaves after several minutes.
The tofu just absorbs the broth and becomes incredibly delicious.
Arrange onto rice
Top with egg and enjoy!
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Time for some kitchen charts to help you adult better ;)
Cause I know a lot of my followers get stuck on some of these.
Reblogging because charts like these are always useful, especially when trying to convert between US Cups (volume measure) and oz / gr (weight measure).
Not having grown up with them, cups have always seemed an inaccurate way to measure anything coarse: liquids, flour, sugar, no probs, but surely 1 cup of (say) whole almonds is going to be a smaller amount than 1 cup of ground almonds, because of the air spaces.
And then there’s the “pint’s a pound the world around” business… Imperial pints are bigger, 20 fl.oz rather than 16.
@dduane has a set of US Cups, and just for fun we also got a set of these amusing spoons. What I really want are measures for Some, A Bit and most important, Far Too Much.
Um, cilantro and coriander are the same thing? Why do they have two different rows for the same thing in the spice/herb table?
When it’s “cilantro” they’re usually talking about the leafy part of the plant, and when it’s “coriander” they mean the seeds.
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I kinda want to try making these, but not if that would be appropriation. Is it okay for goyim to do this? Imma look it up.
Yeah go for it! This isn’t a Jewish traditional dish, it’s just that apples are traditional for Rosh Hashanah and it’s an apple dish. (Tbh even if it was, most traditional Jewish dishes aren’t exclusively Jewish anyway.)
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I had to bake one more thing with fresh Ontario strawberries before the season ends!
Recipe for the sweet shortcrust pastry:
140g all-purpose flour
50g ground pistachios
½ teaspoon baking powder
⅛ tsp kosher salt
⅛ freshly ground cardamom (optional)
1 egg yolk
100g cubed butter, very cold or frozen
40g white granulated sugar
½ tsp Butter vanilla emulsion
Cold milk by the tablespoon as needed
Egg wash: 1 egg white mixed with 1tsp of water
In a food processor, pulse together the flour, pistachios, salt, sugar, and baking powder. Next, add the cubed butter. Pulse until the dough resembles bread crumbs…
Read the whole recipe here.
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For this BAR Test Kitchen dish, we made mersu, an ancient Syrian delicacy made of flour, dates, and pistachios.
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Using the work of the late Assyriologist Jean Bottéro, who translated numerous Babylonian recipes, Maskevich created a recipe for mersu, an ancient type of “cake” that involved mixing flour with a liquid (water, milk, oil, beer, or even butter).1Various inclusions (dates, pistachios, figs, raisins, and spices, such as cumin and coriander) were sometimes added.
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