I had a similar problem with tomatoes making my omelettes runny. My solution was to scoop the flesh out and just use the "shell" for lack of a better word. Roma tomatoes worked best for me in this situation.
i never thought of that.
I had a similar problem with tomatoes making my omelettes runny. My solution was to scoop the flesh out and just use the "shell" for lack of a better word. Roma tomatoes worked best for me in this situation.
No like a hard baked crust. Similar to below.
thread made me cook something up on my day off..
omelette w/spicy ginger chicken, sautéed spinach, onions & garlic.. topped w/Colby cheddar & Wasabi cream sauce..
I want to step my food photography game up so bad. If I get a good camera, it's going to get ugly.
iPhone gives me some great shots and I get much love from them especially with women
I've been dreaming of cooking this all week. This cooking shyt got its claws in me. I swear I get highs from it. PBS be having me locked in on the couch giving me ideas. I'm about to fukk some pizza up.
a good tip when cookin with gas.. especially, when searing/sautéing..
use the knobs like controllers.. always adjust your setting.. see a lot of folks throw something on, turn away- it's scorched that quick..
OMG I think I first heard that track on an old Edan mixtape or somethin like 10 years ago...I never knew there was a video.
"it's not on when it's off"
I miss all the apartments I've ever lived in that have gas stoves
My stove sucks, you can't even see the #'s on the dials, not even for the oven
I'm playin guessing games in my kitchen
bacon/chicken/garlic alfredo lasagna rolls. Really an excuse to make a bunch of actual- ACTUAL alfredo sauce, which I hadn't done in years.
Curry goat!
Curry goat!
OMG I think I first heard that track on an old Edan mixtape or somethin like 10 years ago...I never knew there was a video.
"it's not on when it's off"
I miss all the apartments I've ever lived in that have gas stoves
My stove sucks, you can't even see the #'s on the dials, not even for the oven
I'm playin guessing games in my kitchen
What you have to do to get a crust like that is first dip the top side of the steak in flour then I would use a brush to brush some milk, or egg then add the crust (whatever it consists of breadcrumbs and parm/seasonings) then let it rest for 2-3 minutes and give it about 2-4 coats then you just fry the side with the coating in a tablespoon of olive oil.
ive been breading and coating chicken like 4 times a week for the last 2 weeks. Ive made chicken scampi, the first thing I made was chicken parm. I had some chicken breasts and I didnt want to eat them bare or plain I had some bread crumbs, i made an italian seasoning and added parm I couldnt believe how simple it was.
On friday night I made these--my own seasonings, fukk the colonel. Once I get it right ima post the recipe, the whole house smells great and the aroma of the chicken as you are eating it is great too it just needs a little tweaking before its done.
dry(wet, works as well.. preferably, the latter..) Hidden Valley Ranch in your flour.. some Herbes de Provence..