The tortelli are deep-fried puffs, to fill with whatever you want… one of the most traditional Carnival recipes in Italy, that you can’t miss! Find this and many more recipes on the English iPhone & iPad App of Giallozafferano itunes.apple.com *** Welcome to the Giallozafferano kitchen, I am Sonia. It’s Carnival time and we couldn’t miss the opportunity to make the tortelli, one of the most traditional Italian recipes! Let’s see what ingredients we’ll need: • 8 eggs + 2 egg yolks / 1 lemon • 2 ½ cups (300 g) of flour • 3,5 oz (100 g) of butter • 1 pinch of vanilla powder • 1 pinch of salt • ½ tbsp (8 g) of baking powder • ½ cup (100 g) of sugar • 1 cup (250 ml) of milk • peanut oil for frying Let’s see how to make the tortelli: First of all, sift the flour along with the baking powder in a bowl, and set aside. In a saucepan, combine the milk with the vanilla powder… the sugar… the grated lemon zest… a pinch of salt… and the butter… stir to melt and, as soon as the milk comes to a boil, turn off the heat and dump in the flour with the baking powder, all at once. Here we are, the milk is boiling, turn off the heat… and add the flour along with the baking powder all at once… stir until all the ingredients come together into a ball. Once all the ingredients have come together, return to a low flame… and continue to stir until a white thin layer forms on the bottom, which means that it’s ready, so turn off the heat and remove the saucepan from the stove. As …
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What’s more fun than cake on a stick? In this video, you’ll learn how to use the Babycakes Cake Pop Maker, a fun kitchen gadget that’s as easy to use as a waffle iron. All you do is spoon cake batter into the pan, and in a few minutes, you have cake on a stick. It’s like a popsickle made of cake. You’ll also see how to add frosting and sprinkles to your cake balls. Go ahead, have a ball!
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The Resort at MarinaVillage, Marker 92 Waterfront Bar & Bistro and The Nauti Mermaid Dockside Bar & Grill are proud to welcome a new Executive Chef – Chef Drew Tait! Chef Drew and his team will be starting a new educational cooking series called “Ask the Chef?” In these short videos, he and his team will be demonstrating some common kitchen/cooking techniques that will save you time when cooking at home. This week, Chef Drew is teaching us how to calibrate a thermometer. If you have a question for Chef Drew, please visit the website to submit a question: marker92.com Enjoy!
Greetings! Let’s finish up our New Year’s Day dinner with our favorite roasted pork loin! We always have pork loin on New Years Day. It is a bit of a superstition in our family. Pork is traditionally eaten because it as well as cabbage or greens are indicative of wealth and good fortune. But my German grandmother always said that you should never eat any poultry or bird for the new year’s meal because they scratch backwards and you want to move forward. So no chicken, turkey or winged creature for our new years meal. No way! All kidding aside, this roast is wonderful and does not take a long time to roast. Mine was about 4 pounds and took a little over 2 hours to cook. The best way to make sure your meat is perfect is to use a meat thermometer. With pork you will want your internal temperature to be at least 160 degrees but no more than 170 before you remove it from the oven. Tent it with some foil and allow it to rest to let the juices redistribute. This will ensure you a juicy roast that will be full of flavor. Remember, the internal temperature will still continue to go up after you remove it from the oven, just for a bit, not for long. But the meat will continue to cook after it is taken out of the oven. Using a thermometer will help you to have perfectly cooked meat. After the 30 minutes, simply slice and serve. Delicious! I hope you try this and I hope you enjoy it. As always, Happy Eating and Happy New Year!
See our host Megan Everett-Skarsgård share the concept behind More Food! on our website www.lovefoodshare.com. In this episode we visit ham. We show you how to make a traditional Swedish Christmas ham and then we give you two ideas on how to use the leftovers in the form of a Southwestern Black Bean soup & a posh ham salad. Yule Ham the Swedish Way 3 – 4 kg (6.5 – 9 lb.) Salted Ham on the bone 1 leek, the green part only or 1 onion 1 bay leaf 1 bunch of fresh parsley stalks 2 twigs of fresh thyme 10 white peppercorns 3 corns of allspice [Usually today the salt ham is just salt enough. However, if you suspect it is too salty you can soak it cold water for some hours to remove the excess salt]. Put the ham in a large pot and cover it with cold water. Bring to boil on top of the stove and let it boil for some minutes. Pour the water off and fill the pot with cold water anew. Bring to boil again and skim off the scum. Insert a kitchen thermometer in the thickest part of the ham, but be sure to avoid the bone. Add the greens and the spices and gently boil the ham with the lid on till the inner temperature is 70° C (158° F). Take the pot off the stove, remove the lid and let the ham cool off in the broth. Take out the ham and remove the rind. Put the ham a rack in a roasting pan. How to Give the Yule Ham its Golden Crust 1 egg 1 egg yolk 3 tbsp (4.5 cl.) of sweet mustard 2 tbsp (3 cl.) of Coleman´s mustard powder 1 tbsp golden syrup or honey bread crumbs melted butter Put the …