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# Classic béchamel sauce
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Classic French sauce, base for a lot of dishes
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- ⏲️ Prep time: 0m
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- 🍳Cook time: 15-20 min
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## Ingredients
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- 5 Teaspoons unsalted butter
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- 5 Teaspoons flour
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- 1 litre whole milk
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- Salt to taste
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- Pepper to taste
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- Pinch of nutmeg
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## Directions
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1. Put your butter in your pot and let is slowly melt on medium to low heat.
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2. Once the butter is fully melted add the flour and stir it in to make a roux.
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3. Keep stiring your roux on medium low heat until it gets lightly golden brown and starts melling a bit nutty.
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4. Add about a glass of your whole milk and stir until combined, repeat this process until you have a thick sauce in your pan and new milk you add easily combines. Never stop stirring.
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5. At this point you can add the rest of your milk, if you skip the previous step you will end up with lumps of roux that are hard to get out.
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6. Lower your heat to low and keep stiring don't forget to get in the corners of the pot because your sauce will burn easily.
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7. Once your sauce has the desired thickness give it a taste and add your salt and pepper until it is to your liking. A pinch of nutmeg, preferably freshly grated, will also go a long way.
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## Contribution
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yiusa
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- eth: `0x68F1317c6512f0267fA711cafB6C134Ae968FA80`
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;tags: basic sauce French Italian
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# Chicharrones
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## Ingredients
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- Pork Butt with fat
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- Adobo Goya all purpose
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- Cumin
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- Goya Naranja juice
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- Corn oil (preferred)
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## Directions
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1. Cut pork butt to around bite sized pieces with fat attached for frying and flavor.
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2. Add Adobo Goya and spread evenly throughout the pork
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3. Add Black pepper 1 ml
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4. Add Cumin 1 ml
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5. Add Salt 5 ml
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6. Add Goya Naranja 15 ml
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7. Rub all of it to spread the spices along the meat
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8. Have a colander to put the Chicharonnes in after having fried it and have another pot on the bottom that has some paper inside for oil
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9. Put it in deep dish skillet around Medium (3-4) heat cover with lid for around 30-35 mins till you see it's cooked, turning to make sure everything is cooking evenly
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10. After it dries up at around 30-35 mins put the temperature to High (6-7) without the lid
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11. Put some oil to make sure it doesn't stick too much
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12. Use spoon to spin/stir and fry until a golden brown
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13. Take out the Chicharonnes and put into the colander. You may keep some of the fried bits that come off to eat as well.
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## Contribution
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- Abuela's Cooking
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;tags: mexican pork
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# Schinkenfleckerl überbacken, Viennese Mac'n'Cheese
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This is a recipe for a typical Austrian carb and protein bomber. This is traditionally made with ham or smoked rolled roast. This is good if you want to feed a family or if you just want to be lazy and eat the same thing for 3 or 4 days.
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Serve topped with cheese on top of salad (with Mustard, Jam, Salt, 1 Vinegar, 4 Oil-Vinegrette)
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## Ingredients
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- 1kg ham or smoked rolled roast
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- 1kg cooked fusilli noodles or small square flat noodles (=Fleckerl)
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- 500 ml cream
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- 500 ml sour cream
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- 1-2 eggs
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- Majoran, Muskat, Pepper
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- Optional:
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- parmesan
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- chili flakes
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## Directions
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1. Start cooking noodles.
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2. Cube ham into smaller than 1cm³ pieces.
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- slice
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- make 3 slices at once into cubes
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3. Whip cream in a big bowl.
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4. Add spices, eggs and sourcream to bowl and stir.
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5. Put ham cubes in and stir.
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6. Put noodles without water into bowl and mix.
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7. Put the mixture into one or two baking pans (with baking paper)
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8. Bake at ~160°C for ~2 hours
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9. Optionally gratin Mozarella or any other cheese on top for 5-10 minutes.
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There you have it, an idiot-proof carb and protein bomber that should taste reasonably well. Besides browning the noodles this is really just throwing stuff into a baking pan. This is the kind of dish that tastes better the next day so it's ideal for making on a Sunday and eating for the next 3 or 4 days. Just reheat in oven or pan (add little water).
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## Contribution
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- Martin Stohanzl - [website](loesmartin.at), [youtube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJkTyM5-fcVBkhi7DypoNsg)
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;tags: austrian beef pork ham noodles smoked-rolled-roast baking-pan
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