What are You Cooking or Baking This Month
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what's the name for those 'take and bake' cooking facilities
Comments (10)I wasn't sure where in Minnesota you lived. So here is some links of what I found in the whole state. Good Luck! http://www.chefspace.com/ http://www.dinnerdr.com/ http://www.dinnertonight.biz/ http://www.homeappetitdinners.com/ http://www.letsdish.net/ http://www.mixitupmeals.com/ http://www.mydinnerparty.net/ http://www.simplytothetable.com/ http://www.socialegourmet.com/ Here is website that list others all over. http://www.easymealprep.com/main/direct01.php...See MoreCooking or baking...where do you need more prep space?
Comments (21)LL --> when I was designing our kitchen, I did trial prep and baking to see the space I would need. I found that cooking prep on the whole needed less space as the process was sequential and the tools and the ingredients are not out for the entire duration. Having a water source in a prep sink actually reduced the amount of space. The rinsed veggies can drain right over the sink instead of in a colander on the counter. Baking on other hand needed multiple ingredients out for a longer time and more specialist tools were needed. Shifters, bowl for dry ingredients, wet ingredients, parchment paper, brushes, spatulas, measuring cups, bowls of stuff. The work area for kneading and rolling was also more. I could not spare two large prep areas and figured that I am unlikely to cook and bake at the same time. At least not larger more complicated recipes. So 36in for baking area and 40+for the prep....See MoreWhat Are You Baking or Cooking for the Weekend?
Comments (20)I just put a turkey in the over and I am making a brownie since the oven is on. I wanted to take the chill out of the air here. Friday night I made Tiger Meat, For those of you who don't know what it is It is raw hamburger like ground chuck. I add green pepper, raw egg, onion and salt and pepper. It is really good. We eat it on saltine crackers. I got the meat from my brother who had the cow butchered. No I am not scared of getting salmonella. I would not just use any hamburger for it though. Some butcher shops sell the meat especially for this....See MoreWhat Are You Cooking or Baking?
Comments (37)Jasdip, I had to look up butter tarts! Apparently a Canadian term, perhaps? Looks yummy, that's for sure. Speaking if yummy, weren't you the one who complained about the price of cauliflower a few weeks ago? We all did, as I recall. Anyway, the price is way down now at my stores, with a big head costing about $1.20 each. And the orange variety is around $2.50. I bought a head of the orange to steam tonight.....I'm curious to see if it tastes as different as reported....See More- 6 years ago
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