Brown sugar = white sugar + molasses. So I just use white sugar and molasses; one or two tablespoons of molasses per cup of white sugar to replace light brown sugar, and three or four tablespoons for dark brown sugar.
Brown sugar = white sugar + molasses. So I just use white sugar and molasses; one or two tablespoons of molasses per cup of white sugar to replace light brown sugar, and three or four tablespoons for dark brown sugar.
2019x11 Lasagna with Fresh Pasta, Bolognese and Pecorino Cheese Sauce Episode overview
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2019x12 What I Learned Being a Restaurant Cook — For a Day Episode overview
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2019x12 Why I Season My Cutting Board, NOT My Steak Episode overview
Just like a dry sponge absorbs water, meat will (to an extent) absorb liquid as it cools. So, instead of flavoring your steak before you cook it (or in the pan while it cooks), you can .. show full overview
Just like a dry sponge absorbs water, meat will (to an extent) absorb liquid as it cools. So, instead of flavoring your steak before you cook it (or in the pan while it cooks), you can simply flavor the cutting board with seasoning, citrus, herbs, butter — anything you'd like. Rest the steak on the board, then slice it thin and toss it in its own juices and your flavorings. The meat will suck everything up and deliver the goodness TO YOUR BELLY.
2019x13 Why I Put White Wine In Basically Everything Episode overview
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2019x14 Black Beans with Cilantro-Lime Brown Rice and Pickled Onions Episode overview
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2019x15 Does Alcohol Really Burn Off When Cooked? Episode overview
Converting a recipe from U.S. to metric measurements is like translating a poem from English to French — if you're not careful, you might end up making it rain ropes.
Converting a recipe from U.S. to metric measurements is like translating a poem from English to French — if you're not careful, you might end up making it rain ropes.
