Croquembouche - - cream puffs filled with vanilla bean custard and webbed with caramel.
Ya, I'm a believer of cook once, eat often. I especially do so with things like sketti sauce, chili and stews. I have a 2 gallon crock pot that I will fill all the way then use freezer bags to store in my chest freezer.Lasagna is worth the time, do large batches, split up and keep in the freezer
Sucrose has a neutral pH. It is not a base.Ya, I'm a believer of cook once, eat often. I especially do so with things like sketti sauce, chili and stews. I have a 2 gallon crock pot that I will fill all the way then use freezer bags to store in my chest freezer.
I also add sugar to any tomato based sauce. Tomatoes are acidic and sugar is a base. acids and bases cancel each other.
When you taste food, your taste buds detect five primary tastes: sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami. By adding sugar to a tomato sauce, you are increasing the perception of sweetness, which can help balance out the sourness (acidity) of the tomatoes. This sweetness doesn't neutralize the pH of the sauce but rather masks or counteracts the tartness.Sucrose has a neutral pH. It is not a base.
A LOT of dishes are better the second time around. I think it gives the stuff a better chance to blend flavors. I'm not a big tuna person but can handle a tuna bake now and then. Do you use egg noodles or pasta? Also, do you add peas?Make a tuna casserole Sunday to take to work for lunches, it tasted really good today. Not sure if the flavor has gotten better from sitting or I was hungry today and everything tastes good when you're hungry,
I make a cream sauce with mushroom soup and add the canned tuna with juice to the sauce, I also add shredded cheese. It adds a hint of tuna which is perfect. I LOVE mushrooms so cut up a bunch of cremini and sauteed with onions to add to the dish. I also added broccoli florets this time, have used peas or mixed veggies before. I used shells as they hold the sauce well and topp with panko mixed with some grated Parm/regg mix.A LOT of dishes are better the second time around. I think it gives the stuff a better chance to blend flavors. I'm not a big tuna person but can handle a tuna bake now and then. Do you use egg noodles or pasta? Also, do you add peas?
Shells are one of my favorite pastas. They are like little spoons.I make a cream sauce with mushroom soup and add the canned tuna with juice to the sauce, I also add shredded cheese. It adds a hint of tuna which is perfect. I LOVE mushrooms so cut up a bunch of cremini and sauteed with onions to add to the dish. I also added broccoli florets this time, have used peas or mixed veggies before. I used shells as they hold the sauce well and topp with panko mixed with some grated Parm/regg mix.
Oh boy, can't wait for lunch, lol.
Costco has fish at great prices. Where can you get fresh tuna steaks for $16/lb or halibut for $18/lb. Salmon is also relatively inexpensive. Go Costco.I made a nice filet of sockeye salmon, sauteed an assortment of mushrooms in butter, olive oil and some rice wine vinegar and boiled some cheese ravioli which I drained and tossed in the pan I sauteed the mushrooms in, topped with parsley and I wish I took a pic. It was very good. Costco had a deal on the salmon and they had some "exotic" mushrooms that they get occasionally.
Costco has fish at great prices. Where can you get fresh tuna steaks for $16/lb or halibut for $18/lb. Salmon is also relatively inexpensive. Go Costco.