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Every year, United States and Canada set a day to celebrate the harvest and everything good that arrived during the last twelve months. In United States Thanksgiving happens on the fourth Thursday in November, a date that was set already in 1941. According to the calendar, it can happen already November 22nd or even … Read more
Prague Powder ranks among the most commonly available cures for meat on the market. One hears it called by several different names: Insta Cure #1, Pink Curing Salt #1 or Express Cure. What about that bright pink tone? It is not natural. Makers mix red coloring in the blend and for that there is good … Read more
At the base, cake meets when one mixes flour with a bit of liquid and thickness, commonly adding yeast for help. The most of cakes enter the oven for baking but one can fry them on a pan if you want something new. Before, cakes were simply kind of bread with some little changes. … Read more
The Salt in Fermentation has important part during preparing foods as sauerkraut, kimchi and pickles. It helps to pull water from the vegetables what creates a natural brine that feeds good bacteria. That brine protects the vegetables and blocks entry of oxygen, forming surroundings without oxygen where the right bacteria can act freely. Salt does … Read more
Dry Brine simply means salting meat and letting it rest in the refrigerator before cooking. Here is everything. It does not need big buckets full of water, or messy bags with liquids that spill around and certainly does not need hard recipes to follow. Some call it “pre-salting”, which well describes what happens. Dry Brine: … Read more
Brines for pork are made up of saltwater with various tasting extras that serve to soak the raw meat before cooking it. By means of that the salt and flavors soak into the flesh, what helps it stay more wet. Like this one gets always juicy tender and tasty pork. Cuts from pork commonly have … Read more
brine is basic water full of settled salt. The term comes from old English where one wrote it as “brīne“. Simply said, brine is made up of water rich in common salts, most commonly sodium chloride or calcium chloride. Its strength ranges between around 3.5 percent, similar to sea water, until much more salty mixes. … Read more
bbq meat forms big agreement, and choosing the right slice makes whole difference. In many traditions of bbq meat beef is a basic part because of its strong flavor, that stands against heavy sauces and smoky smells. Between them, the brisket ranks between the favorites. It comes from the chest of the cow and … Read more
Cold coffee is simply coffee grounds that sit in cold water for some hours. What separates it from iced coffee? That one prepares first warm, later cool. But cold brew skips all heat and starts directly with cold or room-temperature water. One can drink it cold over ice, or warm it if one wants, it … Read more
Korean BBQ is basically a grill tradition from the land itself, that won big popularity everywhere in the world. Usually one works with meat of beef, pig or bird, but truly the secret lies in that, that the grills are built right into the table. Some versions use gas heat, while others stay on … Read more