#sauteed

[eat-love-eat]

Sauteed Garlic Butter Mushrooms

[ironspidersblog]

Nah cause Peter was so cooked in this scene. fly high buddy your dad is abt to get you

[mayadawn]

~Chinese Style Shredded Beef ~

Recipe by: 'Cooking with Lei'

[lordbyronskitchen]

(via Sauteed Green Peas)

[r0semultiverse]

Sauté sounds like a name rather than a food addition/process to me.

[grumpywagon]

Spit Roasted Bratwurst with Sauted Butter and Garlic Brussel Sprouts, served with Homemade Chimichurri Sauce.

[encyclopika]

Animal Crossing Fish Dish Friday - #15

Brought to you by a marine biologist that knows you can do this...

CLICK HERE FOR THE AC FISH EXPLAINED MASTERPOST!

Sautéed Olive Flounder

In ACNH: 1. Catch an Olive Flounder 2. Cook at the stove with 1x Olive Flounder and 1x Skinny Mushroom

In Real Life: from France

Fish of Choice: Really, any flaky white fish will do, so that's really any thick flounder species to gadids like cod or haddock. If you're inland, may I suggest catfish? Go with what you like!

Other Ingredients:

Seasonings to taste - examples: sea salt, black pepper, dill, lemon, garlic, parsley Olive Oil or Butter (The ACNH dish sautés mushrooms alongside the fish - if you like mushrooms, put them in!)

Get the recipe and serve with rice and salad.

Sauté is just a way to cook something, as most "cooking styles" are. To sauté simply means to fry or just cook something with a fat, like butter or oil. If you cook a bunch, you've probably done it before without knowing it had a special name.

You should cook stuff in whatever way you like it. As a reminder, most non-baking recipes are more like guides than hard-and-fast rules. Experiment. Add your favorite seasonings. Use margarine instead of butter.

Basically, feel free to fuck around and find out. You never know - you could make something that you make on the regular.

And for those who think they're terrible at cooking and could burn water - listen. It takes practice. Will you make dinners that are less than fantastic? Yeah. You will a lot...but I believe if you keep getting back on the horse, eventually, you won't fall off anymore.

And there you have it. Bon appetite!

[biclightbaby]