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    White bean and kale soup, in Instant Pot

    What are morita flakes, a kind of pepper? I haven't encountered them before. This looks wonderful and healthy. I like the idea of a smoky flavor with this dish. Were you trying for a Spanish vibe to this? It's perfect for a wintertime hearty soup! What kind of bread would you serve with this?
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    Chicken, duxelles, bread? Does this work?

    Greetings, Cooks! I am making a sauce from mushroom duxelles (made some time ago from decaying mushrooms and frozen) and coriander. (this is from a cookbook) I am going to put it with my leftover chicken from the roast chicken and frozen peas. This suggests a vaguely middle eastern dish to me...
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    2020 Edition - What are you baking?

    That cake is drizzled so expertly! How do you do that? Last week the New York Times ran a recipe for peach pound cake, and I made it today. It was delicious, although I couldn't take any more sugar so I skipped the icing. Also, the crumb was courser than I expected - would this be because I...
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    Chilled turkey soup with cucumbers

    Another question: how long would a soup thickened with egg yolks keep? I'm assuming the soup would not be cooked to a boil. And would the soup separate?
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    Chilled turkey soup with cucumbers

    Dear Cooks, I was searching around for a way to use up the turkey breast I cooked the other night, and I wanted a soup, but not a hot winter soup. Couldn't find anything, so I searched chicken and found a "chilled chicken soup" thickened with egg yolks (not a roux), with cream and curry and...
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    Duxelles - why and how

    Pepperhead, I have the old New York Times Cookbook, and the recipe for stuffed mushroom capslooks delicious!
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    The Dinner Table - Thurs. 7/9

    I had a turkey breast that was nearing 6 months in the freezer, so I really wanted to get it cooked. I tried my instant pot! Seasoned the exterior, browned it first, then settled it on top of a mirepoix, and cooked at 6 minutes/lb. I was very pleased with how it came out. I put it in the...
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    Duxelles - why and how

    Thanks, Pepperhead! I think I got the dryness about right! Yes, it took an hour or more, longer than I expected. The batch is now freezing in an ice cube tray, and I'll be looking for ways to use them.
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    Duxelles - why and how

    Thanks, very helpful!
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    Duxelles - why and how

    Another question - most recipes seem to call just for finely chopping the mushrooms, but Joy of Cooking calls for chopping, then squeezing out the liquid, then adding BOTH the liquid and the mushrooms to the pan. I didn't bother with the squeezing since I would simply be adding it back with the...
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    Deviled Eggs, with or without relish?

    My Mom made them without. But I use my go-to "Famous Dave's Spicy Pickle Chips, " cut up because I like that they add both sweet and spicy flavor.
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    Duxelles - why and how

    Hello Cooks! I made an impulse buy of mushrooms at Costco last week. I was looking for ways to freeze them and came across "duxelles," which I vaguely knew to involve mushrooms, but couldn't have described. Anyway, I am cooking down a batch now in a skillet, and I'm wondering: the recipes...
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    What the heck do I do with almond flour???

    How about experimenting substituting some, not all, almond flour for some white flour? I would think muffins would be a "safe" place to start, you can throw in some fruit and it will probably be relatively tasty. Maybe substitute 1/4 of the AP flour with almond flour.
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    Hello, I'm the son of a beginner cook.

    There is an advanced discussion forum, Forums | The Fresh Loaf, that takes baking to the outer limits. The photographs are ... humbling!
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    Rules of thumb for choice of rice types?

    No, I absolutely think bread salad is a thing, and probably more "authentically" Greek than rice. It's just that I laugh whenever I think of how the extolled-to-the-heavens "Mediterranean Diet" ALWAYS excludes bread - the bread that is absolutely the foundation of the genuine Mediterranean diet!
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