HOW TO MAKE LASAGNA - Simple and Delicious Lasagne
Lasagna is one of our Family Favorites. It is easy to make and very versatile. The Flavors can be enhanced with fresh herbs and minced beef can be substituted ...
Hi Steve, I Tried to make Lasagne twice, everything goes well but every
time i make them the Lasagne sheets don't get soft, they remain as they are
before.
+Aurora William Strange, I have never had that? Are you cooking too high a temp and too quickly? and are you making sure the sauce surrounds the sheets? Steve
Penne Minced Meat & Béchamel by Create Cooking's Channel
In this video, I demonstrate a super simple and fresh tomato sauce recipe that goes great with spaghetti (//youtu.be/6u2Y6fAkl04) or home made fresh pasta ...
I also hear that the canned tomatoes are better than fresh IN SOME CASES..
Only because with canned they can be picked at their peak where as regular
tomatoes get picked early due to having to consider transportation
purposes. JB does that make sense or have you heard of that story before ?
In culinary school in my food purchasing class the instructor mentioned the
same thing with tomatoes and I brought it up in a conversation and he said
I was right for the most part.. If you have your own garden it's different
but usually the canned tomatoes are picked at the llast minute and usually
canned in the same facility as the tomato plantation/farm..
+mixwell1983 It does depend on the canner; some of the larger ones aren't using best practices. But good canned tomatoes definitely have their place. Regarding fresh tomatoes; most tomatoes are picked green, and then forced ripened with ethylene gas. Picking them while they're still firm and green makes them much easier to transport, and the force ripening gives them the perfect, red color that makes them look so beautiful on store shelves. But because they're under-ripe, they don't taste like much.
I haven't tried this recipe so I don't know but usually I buy cans of dice
tomato.. I saute onion, bell pepper and garlic.. Add tomatoes, pepper
flakes and wine and let it reduce. I love a "hearty sauce" and add
mushrooms and once I brown my italian sausage i let them braise in the
sauce for about 1/2 hour before I cut em up into chunks and let them
continue. I also add fresh parsley and basil to mine for cooking and save
some for the finish so they don't wilt.. I guess I love chunky sauces..
This sauce (to me) seems like it would be bland.. I have to have some meat
and chunkiness to my sauce.
+mixwell1983 There is definitely a place for hearty tomato sauces, but in classic Italian cuisine, pasta is commonly served before the main meat course. In those circumstances, a pasta with a light, fresh tasting tomato sauce would be more appropriate. It's like the difference between a gravy and a broth; one isn't better than the other because they're both used for completely different applications.
Penne Pasta with Cheese Sauce by Create Cooking's Channel
Penne Pasta with Cheese Sauce 1 lb sliced mushroom, 2 oz floret broccoli, 3 oz sliced carrot, 1 lb mince cooked beef, 3 oz butter, 1 tsp salt, 1 tsp black pepper, ...
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Zucchini with mince meat and Béchamel by Create Cooking's Channel
Zucchini with mince meat and Béchamel 1 ½ Lb zucchini cut in half, 1 Lb. minced cooked beef, 4 cup milk, 3 Tbsp. white flour, 2 Tbsp. coco nut oil, 1 Tsp. salt, ...
White Sea Bass Baked in a Papillote Packet
This dish spells romance. White Sea Bass baked the French way, in a Papillote packet. This easy-to-make dish includes carrots, Mexican squash, dill and capers ...
You can definitely use salmon, that'd be great. I think a lot of the same
veggies in this video would go nicely with salmon (especially the fennel,
but I'm sort of biased toward fennel anyway, heehee), but you can pretty
much add anything...sliced carrots, bell peppers. You could also try adding
coconut milk and curry paste, maybe some bok choy or spinach. Almost
endless possibilities!
Thanks some great tips. I sell seafood in a supermarket sort of like a deli
but with fresh fish, prawns, fillets and other seafood. I never know how to
answer when someone asks how to cook fish because I don't eat seafood(yes I
know its odd that I don't eat it yet I sell it.) I'll definitely use some
of your tips
Potatoes and fish are you going to drink red wine with that as well??? It
seems like those two things aren't combined all that often but the dill
kinda brings that all together though. Also very informative about the
acids interacting with the aluminum you seem like you know your shit. Hi
five!