Cook it in coconut milk instead of water.
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What's For Dinner?
- Thread starter SalixIncendium
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Cook it in coconut milk instead of water.
We had a rather substantial lunch with friends so tonight's dinner was simply hummus and vegetable.
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Hmm, last night was chicken cacciatore. With fresh tomatoes instead of canned. The tomatoes were cheap, actually cheaper than the canned and who knows where they were grown, they still taste better. You just add about 15 to twenty minutes for the fresh tomatoes to cook a bit more. I do not know what I am doing yet for dinner tonight.
Saag paneer and basmati rice.
Actually, I'm using queso fresco as a substitute for paneer because it's cheaper.
Red herring with word salad. The side dish should be a piece of cake, and I might go bananas after.
Very popular here in Mexico, and usually sold by vendors literally on the street at night. It's popular on the cob (boiled or charred on a grill, with a stick in it like a corn dog or with a bit of the stalk retained), which are called elotes, or in a cup and called esquitas. Each has the corn mixed with chili powder, a salty, feta-like cheese called cotija, cilantro, sour cream or mayo, and lime.
I've never seen it on pizza until now:
Elote pizza:
Esquitas (elotes en vaso)
Elotes:
Secret Chief
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Nobody cooked your goose?
No, they just upset my apple cart.
Secret Chief
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Sounds yummy!
Secret Chief
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Oh no, out of the frying pan into the fire.
Make it, only takes about an hour and twenty five minutes
I do want to make it at some point. I'd have to pick up some cheesecloth or muslin cloth, milk, and vinegar.
You can use a clean tea towel.
I don't have one of those, either.
Ok, you may as well do the job properly. You will fine it's better than commercial made cheese
You could use a dirty one, I bet, but it'd be gross.