– 50 creative ice cream toppings
– Store-bought and homemade ice cream options
– Ranking of top 10 store-bought vanilla ice creams
– Recipes for homemade ice cream and no-churn ice cream
– Ranking of 24 popular ice cream toppings from worst to best
– Enhancing the textures, flavors, and consistencies of the dessert
– The Tex Mex paste is a concentrated blend of pureed tomatoes, onions, and chili peppers combined with a six-spice blend.
– Recipe ideas include using the paste in marinades, creating a zesty sauce, and adding it to taco meat.
– Three recommendations for substitutes are given: tomato paste with chili powder, dry spice rub with chili powder, and pureed chipotles.
– The main ingredient in Tex Mex paste is fire-roasted tomato puree.
– Tex Mex paste is not sold individually by Hello Fresh, it is only available as part of a meal package.
– A copycat recipe for Tex Mex paste is provided, including a spice blend consisting of salt, chili powder, cumin, paprika, onion powder, coriander, and oregano.
– The paste can be refrigerated for 3-4 days or frozen for later use.
– The tex mex paste can be used as a marinade, sauce, and seasoning.
– Equipment needed includes a small or medium-sized food processor or blender, and an immersion blender (optional).
– The nutritional information per serving (100g) includes energy, calories, fat, saturated fat, carbohydrate, sugar, dietary fiber, protein, cholesterol, and sodium.
– The paste includes red chili pepper puree, onion puree, salt, soybean oil, sugar, tomato powder, chipotle chile, cocoa powder, garlic powder, and other natural flavors.
– The recipe involves roasting garlic, combining spices, pureeing garlic and onion, adding other ingredients in a pot, simmering for 15-20 minutes, using an immersion blender for smoother consistency, and allowing it to cool fully.
– The paste can be enjoyed with Tex-Mex recipes or stored in the refrigerator or freezer for later use.
– Jack in the Box is bringing back French Toast Sticks for a limited time at participating restaurants.
– French Toast Sticks consist of strips of French toast dipped in sweet vanilla batter and deep-fried until crispy.
– They can be ordered in 3- and 6-piece servings.
– A 3-piece order of French Toast Sticks has 250 calories, while a 6-piece order has 480 calories.
– They come with a syrup dip cup.
– The suggested price for a 3-piece order is $2.50 and $5 for a 6-piece order (prices may vary).
– French Toast Sticks are currently available at participating Jack in the Box locations nationwide for a limited time.
List of substitutes for lemon juice:
– Lime juice
– Apple cider vinegar (ACV)
– Orange juice
– Grapefruit juice
– Celery juice
– White wine vinegar
– Citric acid
– Lemon zest
– Cream of tartar
– Sour cream
– Yogurt
– White wine
– Lemon extract
– Strawberry Crunch Ice Cream Cake
– Easy Strawberry Fudge
– Cherry Almond Cake
– Cherry Dr Pepper Cake
– Strawberry Pound Cake
– Millionaire Pie
– Strawberry Sheet Cake
– Pink Lemonade Cupcakes
– Chocolate Cherry Cupcakes
– Pink Velvet Cupcakes
– Baked treats in a special pan for little girls
– Sugar cookies that can be decorated to match any pink party theme
– Rosé wine sorbet
– Frosted circus animal ice cream
– Pink cake pops
– Pink Rice Krispie treats
– Funfetti cake mix cookies
– Pink pretzel treats
– Raspberry orange breakfast strata
– Strawberry lemonade
– Minnie Mouse cupcakes
– Candy cane cocktail
– Strawberry vodka lemonade
– Strawberry No Churn Ice Cream
– Pink Frosted Lofthouse Cookies
– Grandma’s Southern Butter Cookies
– Strawberry Crunch Cake
– Watermelon Radish
– Zebrune Shallot Onion
– Banana Squash
– Black Mission Figs
– Brown Turkey Figs
– Cara Cara Oranges
– Dragon fruit
– Golden Globe Pomegranate
– Guava
– Heirloom Tomatoes
– Hidden Rose Apple
– Java Apple
– Koshu Grapes
– Loganberries
– Lilly Pilly Berries
– Lychee
– Okinawa Pink Okra
– Pink Banana
– Pink Grapefruit
– Pink Lady Apple
– Pink Lemonade Blueberries
– Pink Lime
– Pink Pearl Apple
– Pink Peppercorn
– Pinkglow Pineapple
– Pink Pomelo
– Pink Popcorn Blueberries
– Pink Reliance Grapes
– Pink Satin Pomegranate
– Pink Variegated Eureka Lemon
– Rainier Cherry
– Raspberries
– Rosé Berries
– Sandra Rose cherries
– Savagnin Rose grapes
– Sue Cherry
– Sweet Pomegranate
– Tickled Pink grapes
– Pink beans (Cranberry Beans and Pink Beans)
– Pink oyster mushrooms
– Edible pink flowers (Dianthus Petals and Clover Flowers)
– Clover flowers
– Garlic flowers (garlic scapes)
– Hollyhock petals
– Rose petals
– Himalayan Pink Salt
– Beet hummus
– Cotton candy
– Passion fruit tea
– Pickled red cabbage
– Pickled red onion
– Pink grapefruit juice
– Pink lemonade
– Pink pasta
– Rhubarb pie
– Strawberry ice cream
List of Ingredients for Sopa de Salchichon:
1. Salchichón (smoked summer pork sausage similar to Genoa salami)
2. Potato
3. Garlic
4. Onion
5. Sofrito
6. Tomato sauce
7. Spaghetti
8. Olive oil
9. Sazon (red spice blend popular in Latin cooking)
10. Adobo seasoning
11. Corn
12. Fresh cilantro
13. Olives
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Tramontina Cookware:
– Tramontina is a privately-held Brazilian company founded in 1911 by Valentin Tramontina
– Tramontina Tri-Ply Clad is made in China with a 304 stainless steel interior, aluminum alloy middle layer, and an outer layer of magnetic stainless steel
– Tramontina Tri-Ply Clad is recommended for induction compatibility
– Tramontina Tri-Ply Clad has an overall rating of 4.25/5
– Tramontina Tri-Ply Clad is considered good but not perfect for cleanup
– Tramontina cookware is made in China and cost around $200-400 for a medium-sized set
– Tramontina individual-piece prices are high
– Tramontina offers sets in 8, 10, 12, and 14 pieces
– The Tramontina 8-piece set is only suitable for one to two-person households and has duplicative pieces
– The Tramontina 10-piece set is a decent budget set with duplicative smaller pieces
– The Tramontina 12-piece set is the best size for most families and has the least amount of filler
– The Tramontina 14-piece set lacks a medium-sized stock pot and a steamer basket
– Tramontina Tri-Ply Clad sets include skillets, saucepans, saute pans, Dutch ovens, and stock pots
– Tramontina cookware sizes range from 14 cm to 30 cm in diameter
– The braiser with lid has a capacity of 5 quarts and a diameter of 30 cm (11.8 inches)
– The 8-quart stock pot with lid has a diameter of 24 cm (9.5 inches)
– The 12-quart stock pot with lid has a diameter of 28 cm (11 inches)
– Tramontina skillets come in 8-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch sizes
– A universal lid is recommended if one does not already have lids that fit the skillets.
Making cookies is interesting. Consider the excitement to try new recipes probably due to choice or as a result of some missing ingredients. You could make recipes using the exact set of ingredients to achieve the same results and but have you considered substituting some ingredients for the other? This will most likely lead you […]
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– The white coating found on chocolate that has been stored for a while is called bloom, caused by the sugar or fat in the chocolate.
– Bloom is completely safe to eat and should not make you sick.
– Bloom can change the taste of the chocolate but is not bad for you.
– It is difficult for chocolate to grow mold as it is dry and low in moisture.
– Homemade chocolate with wet ingredients can be more prone to mold growth.
– Mold growth on chocolate is rare, but possible if moldy cocoa beans were used in the chocolate-making process or if the chocolate is exposed to bad packaging or pathogens.
– The white coating on chocolate is likely caused by bloom, which occurs due to exposure to moisture or temperature changes.
– There are two types of bloom – sugar bloom and fat bloom.
– Green mold and white mold are the most common colors of mold found on food and in homes, with green mold growing on food and white mold growing on plants or wood-based surfaces.
– The article discusses moldy chocolate and how to determine if chocolate has gone bad. It mentions that moldy chocolate appears as green mold growing on the surface and can be confused with bloom, which is a white, chalky appearance caused by exposure to different temperatures or external moisture. Moldy chocolate may have a funny taste or smell.
– Sugar bloom, which causes a white chalky layer, and fat bloom, which causes a white-gray film, are not usually a big problem and the chocolate is still safe to eat. Chocolate can absorb odors from its surroundings, but as long as there are no other signs of spoiling, it is still fine to eat.
– It is important to check the best-by date and expiration date of chocolate.
– Most of the time, it is okay to eat chocolate past its best-by date.
– Pay attention to the expiry date if the chocolate has other ingredients.
– If chocolate has gone bad, it will have an off or rancid taste.
– Tempering chocolate more than once can alter the quality of taste.
– It is not recommended to eat chocolate with actual mold on it.
– If you choose to scrape mold off chocolate, there may be little risk of foodborne illnesses if the mold has not spread far.
– The white coating on chocolate (bloom) is safe to eat.
– Bloom on chocolate will not make you sick.
– Whether or not to store chocolate in the fridge is a debated topic with no clear answer. Chocolate stored in the fridge can develop bloom. If chocolate has turned white, it can be melted down and molded again to remove the white coating.
– Actual mold on chocolate bars is rare, but if you see fuzzy patches, green or blue spots, or white powdery substance on the surface of the chocolate, it may indicate mold and should be thrown away immediately.
– Moldy chocolate may have an odd odor, smelling stale, dull, or funky.
– Moldy chocolate won’t taste good, so if it has an odd flavor, spit it out and throw the rest away.
– Mold takes years to grow on chocolate unless it is stored improperly or contains other ingredients like fruit or nuts.
– The white stuff on old chocolate is not mold and is safe to consume, but it may affect the flavor and texture.
– If you consumed chocolate with green mold and experience symptoms like shortness of breath, high temperature, or persistent vomiting or diarrhea, seek medical treatment.
– Melted chocolate is still safe to consume.
– The article discusses the best protein powder to mix with coffee for coffee lovers who want to ensure they get enough protein.
– 10 different protein powders were tried and the results were shared in the article, including a video.
– Whey protein powder does not mix well with coffee and can clump or separate due to coffee’s acidity.
– Blending, frothing, or mixing whey protein with water first did not provide satisfactory results.
– Casein protein is also not recommended for mixing with hot coffee.
– The only dairy protein that is recommended for mixing into hot coffee is Premier Protein shakes, although the taste and ingredient list may not be preferred.
– Collagen protein, specifically marine collagen peptides, mixes the best into hot coffee and completely dissolves.
– Collagen does not change the texture or taste of coffee and there is no fish taste in marine collagen.
– Bovine collagen is expected to work just as well.
– Other than collagen, plant-based protein powder is also recommended for mixing with coffee. According to the article, there are different types of protein powder that can be added to coffee, including almond protein powder and a pea protein blend. The author prefers the taste of almond protein powder and notes that it has 7 grams of protein per 2 tablespoons. Whey protein, on the other hand, has about 10 grams of protein per 2 tablespoons. The author also mentions that almond protein powder can thicken the coffee and suggests using only 1 tablespoon or adding some almond milk. The article also discusses the importance of not blending hot liquids in a sealed blender. The author experimented with different types of protein powders, including whey, casein, almond, pea blend, and collagen, and found that collagen protein mixes the best in hot coffee without separating.
– Coffee protein powder can be stirred into coffee without changing the texture or flavor.
– Almond protein powder is preferred for its taste and mixability.
– The best way to mix plant-based protein powder with coffee is using a milk frother.
– Unflavored protein powder is suggested as the natural flavors may not taste great with coffee.
– Regular coffee is better than espresso as it can absorb more protein powder.
– Adding coffee creamer, sweetener, or ice cubes won’t affect the results.
– Collagen protein and vegan protein powders can be mixed into coffee easily.
– Use a milk frother to mix the protein powder quickly and easily.
– Whey protein does not mix well with coffee and can clump or separate.
– 1-2 tablespoons of collagen or plant-based protein is recommended for coffee.
– Protein powder does not blend well into hot coffee, except for collagen or plant-based protein powder.
– Whey protein does not mix well with coffee, even in small quantities.
– Marine collagen peptides dissolve completely in hot coffee without changing the flavor or texture.
– Almond protein powder is suggested for the best flavor among plant-based options.
– There is a protein coffee recipe available using collagen protein and chaga mushroom powder.
– There is an article on the benefits of protein coffee that can be read.
– Coffee flavored protein powders are available for making coffee protein shakes.
