Kitchen experiences can be pretty much like handling love. The search for
the perfect recipe is always an on going process and you got to keep things
going right even when everything seems to be going left! Let's give you a hand
with the ladle though.
Set it up: It's cold and the curd takes much longer than
usual to set. I know the easier option is to hop across to the super market but
I want my home set curd! This one is really simple & really works. Just
when you are leaving the curd to set, simply introduce 1 green chilli (uncut)
to the milk and close the container and leave to set. Two to three hours is all
that it will take. When done, just remove the green chilli and enjoy your
curd. The green chilli leaves no taste & flavour. Bingo!
Soak it up please: Ooops! Threw in extra salt in the gravy?
Don't stress. The good old potato is here to rescue. Depending on the quantity
of the gravy, simply put raw potatoes cut into only halves in the curry and let
it stand for a while. Check the taste after some time. If you have not gone
really overboard with the salt, changes are that potatoes will absorb the extra
salt without leaving any taste behind. Pull out the potatoes once done; heat up
the gravy well and walk out of the kitchen like nothing ever happened!
Let's get cheesy: Friends dropping in with a 1 hour notice
and one of them is a vegetarian? What on earth do you serve him for starters?
Don't fret. Quickly put some potatoes to boil and grate some mozzarella cheese
in the mean time & set aside. Mash boiled potatoes & salt and make
small patties. Put in some of the grated mozzarella, make small balls or
fingers & refrigerate. Once the guests arrive, give it a quick fry. Serve
piping hot and see them play and stretch out the mozzarella as they dig into
these easy & simply heavenly home made potato kieves
PS: The mozzarella will stretch only when the kieves are hot. So if you have
prepared them much before, then give it a quick heat in the microwave just
before serving.
Something fishy here:Got that lovely marinade well soaked
up in the fish and now just putting it in the pan or grill to cook? May we
suggest that you spread out a layer of thinly cut lemon slices first, place
your fish on them and then cook. The fish will not stick to the base so turning
over will be easy. The fresh flavour it will lend to the fish comes as an added
bonus!
Love hacks; the search is on. Kitchen hacks; there is help at hand.
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