MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Re: USCHO Cooks: Maybe We Can Beat Bobby Flay
Chocolate peanut butter bread. Used crunchy peanut butter, and it was good.
Chocolate peanut butter bread. Used crunchy peanut butter, and it was good.
Carne asada tacos tonight.
Getting a bonus for all my committee-work at the hospital and am looking to spend it on a Weber. Thinking 3 burners, but trying to decide between the Genesis and the Spirit.
I've had a Genesis for 15 years, can get parts easily, have replaced burners, ignitor, flavor bars and grills. I think the spirit is a made in China to get lower price unit. I use my Genesis all year long.
Getting a bonus for all my committee-work at the hospital and am looking to spend it on a Weber. Thinking 3 burners, but trying to decide between the Genesis and the Spirit.
Chocolate peanut butter bread. Used crunchy peanut butter, and it was good.
Oh. My. goodness. I want some of that!Fromage D'affinois. Carmelized onion and artichoke with Herbes de Provence. Toasted baguette.
This was my best idea in ages. Messy though.
I crumb coat my cakes when doing any frosting. Put your cakes in the fridge after cooling on the counter so you can stack them and use frosting between the layers as glue. After stacking spread a thin layer of frosting around the outside starting from the top of the cake and pushing it down the sides with an offset spatula. If you have a bench scraper you can use that to evenly distribute the frosting. Put the cake in the fridge for a few hours to set the frosting, then finish frosting. One key thing is to never let the spatula that is spreading the frosting on the cake go into the bowl of frosting (use a large spoon or separate spatula to glop it on top and the smooth it with a spatula).Anybody know the secret to applying a crumb-coating to a cake? Is it only good for certain types of frostings/icings? Is there a temperature thing going on beyond having the cake down to room temp?
Asking for a friend...
So I found a recipe that I wanted to try for the dragonfruit. It just happened to be vegan, raw, blah blah blah. First, those vegans might be on to something. But they’re still a bunch of goddam liars.
https://choosingchia.com/vegan-drangon-fruit-cheesecake-bars/
I did make a few subs. Couldn’t find rice syrup so I used honey. I think I made the right call. I used less coconut oil. This thing was already deadly enough with the coconut cream and I decided to add it slowly. It definitely didn’t need the full six. I also used Dutch-process cocoa powder since that is what I had on hand.
Now, it is legit tasty. The fake brownie base was shockingly good. I probably could have eaten that right out of the food pro. But the color is a complete lie. Absolute horsesh-t. Came out like an aged Pinot noir instead of fuchsia. She obviously used beet coloring or had access to plutonium-laced raspberries. One or the other. I know these things always end up as “NAILED IT” but this was an outright lie.
She also left out a couple of steps. It said to do the swirl right away. Lies. I should have known better. It needed to go into the fridge for 5-10 minutes. I know how to napoleon a dessert and this was no bueno.