Romesco Sauce | Serious Eats At Home
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@gingersnap5245
@gingersnap5245 4 години тому
Cutting off hard covering too wasteful for my pocket book. All ya need to do is peal with teaspoon😂 Me poor in this economy
@makenchips
@makenchips 17 годин тому
Come on a can of tomatoes you don't have a small cast iron pan or another pan?
@makenchips
@makenchips 18 годин тому
Too much salt! Eat a lot todayl, pay a large price later!
@user-gz7te7ve8t
@user-gz7te7ve8t 2 дні тому
رائع nice
@billjones5172
@billjones5172 2 дні тому
I just made this and I’m only 53 weeks old, thank you for easy to follow directions…. Even a baby can DIY l do it
@kristjank
@kristjank 2 дні тому
The guy seems annoyed and bothered being in this video. I'm not gonna watch that.
@marina8501
@marina8501 2 дні тому
😊🙏🥰
@carlbrittain1993
@carlbrittain1993 4 дні тому
I'm saving this for the next time I make hardboiled eggs since the 18 I made yesterday are stuck as all get our.
@x_xwitchx_x
@x_xwitchx_x 4 дні тому
3:44 nani tf💀
@niamtxiv
@niamtxiv 4 дні тому
He is cute
@JR_Ewing
@JR_Ewing 5 днів тому
mike rowe thin, got it!
@hannahkroon5233
@hannahkroon5233 5 днів тому
I did this just once and the biscuits (cookies if you're American) came out rock hard and tough! Not worth doing another experiment. I might use my sil mat for other purposes, but it won't be for baking biscuits.
@rockeater
@rockeater 5 днів тому
I steam them in a pressure cooker, 5 minutes. Save time, save power, job done.
@ladyderpsalot-6549
@ladyderpsalot-6549 6 днів тому
LMBO You got me crying with your dumb translation joke just hanging out in the captions. 😂😂
@dob5327
@dob5327 6 днів тому
No. My parents immigrated from Piemonte in 1958. My mother was a wonderful cook. I cooked with her starting at 12 years old. My mother used 3 parts liquid (1of those to be milk) to one part polenta. So two cups water, one cup milk, one cup polenta, salt. My mother used potato in her polenta. That was typical in her region of Piemonte. The Tanaro valley. The polenta was soft and creamy. Ragu with rabbit - red wine added, was typical to serve over polenta. Wild Boar meat ragu also. My mother made a good amount. While it was still warm, she spread the extra polenta into a baking dish and smoothed it out. Put in fridge. Next night she cut it in slices, topped with teleme cheese then Parmesan and baked till heated and brown and bubbly. I liked it that way just as much as with the ragu. It got firm.
@OnlineCombatBN
@OnlineCombatBN 6 днів тому
You forgot the Dijon mustard.... just wrong. And this method results in a runny mess. For those wanting to know how to fix this, after mixing, add one egg white, and two teaspoons of Dijon mustard. You're welcome 😊
@dickrohn
@dickrohn 7 днів тому
Just stopped by to check out this recipe of yours and …. WOW!! I’m glad I pulled over! I’m impress that you put a tiny bit of nutmeg in; it does make a difference!
@gregstephens2339
@gregstephens2339 8 днів тому
I threw in a 1/4 cup of beef demi gloss and this was perfection!!!!
@riogrego1359
@riogrego1359 8 днів тому
How long did you bake it
@azerial
@azerial 8 днів тому
Use tongs. I work in a restaurant. It's not worth it. Take a sacrificial rag and use tongs with it. Don't burn your hand.
@Plumbr44
@Plumbr44 9 днів тому
Nope...... Sorry.
@jlastre
@jlastre 10 днів тому
I’m sort of curious if it’s true the traditional pan makes a fluffier omelette.
@eaudesolero5631
@eaudesolero5631 10 днів тому
what about adding whipped cream to this recipe?
@dorianlindberg1662
@dorianlindberg1662 10 днів тому
Happy to see you dragging it against the stone instead of forcing it up, every time I see somebody do that it makes me cringe! Pushing it up is bad for the knife and the stone! (unless maybe if you have to repair a knife, at that point I would just use one of those terrible sharpening machines/grinders). Thank you for the tip on using the grittier stone to make the sharpening stone perfectly ready to go. What a Master!
@s_m_v
@s_m_v 10 днів тому
How about coconut oil?
@davidthomas9123
@davidthomas9123 11 днів тому
Can you do this with a slow cooker instead of the immersion heater?
@loveu8910
@loveu8910 11 днів тому
I wish i saw this before i made potatoes
@hedykarim3614
@hedykarim3614 12 днів тому
So what variety of. Dried chili’s?
@Kotyk_Murkotyk
@Kotyk_Murkotyk 12 днів тому
Life needs binder clips.
@user-ei6sg4jl1c
@user-ei6sg4jl1c 13 днів тому
Why didn’t you leave a description of how many liters of water per 1 kilogram of flour? and what did you add yellow
@KocaMetallec
@KocaMetallec 13 днів тому
Dear UKposts algorithm, if you are reading this, please suggest me more of the Sichuan cusine videos like this. Thank you
@DanPietsch
@DanPietsch 14 днів тому
Downvoting as the oven temperature was not specified. I don't understand why saying this is so hard.
@chefpunjab
@chefpunjab 15 днів тому
Thank you. Just got a lot of bud and wanted to keep it fresh
@silverleafmaple
@silverleafmaple 15 днів тому
Credit Stella in the description? Maybe I missed it, though. This was an easygoing video ... we loved it 🩷
@ThijmenCodes
@ThijmenCodes 16 днів тому
Fitting music, does anybody know the specific song?
@LivingwithLivvy101
@LivingwithLivvy101 16 днів тому
My God, this is refreshing. Just a simple video with simple, accurate instruction. Did I see an adorable dog for a split second?
@d173adpool
@d173adpool 16 днів тому
What a handsome guy
@doreenalexander1670
@doreenalexander1670 16 днів тому
How long do you cook them in the sauce?
@TzufFamilyBand
@TzufFamilyBand 18 днів тому
Thanks for this helpful guide. Is cold pressed avocado oil ok to use for seasoning? I don’t want to use processed oils like canola, because I refrain from eating those types of oils due to health reasons. and only eat cold pressed oils. Is it still ok to season with canola oil because does the seasoning proccess actually neutralize any of the bad aspects of processed oils anyways once it polymerizes?
@lisamcallister6534
@lisamcallister6534 18 днів тому
It's Kenny Alternate with the made up name! Rude.
@M4tti87
@M4tti87 20 днів тому
Hollandaise is probably the easiest and fastest sauce you can make. It only gets tricky if you have to do it a la minute for a ton of people in a restaurant and are 1 or 2 people in the kitchen :D
@sanchirkh6019
@sanchirkh6019 20 днів тому
how much powdered dashi is used for this recipe?
@storyfephotografe
@storyfephotografe 20 днів тому
I’ve been throwing out tons of my cookie dough all because this whole time it’s my damn silicone mats 😫😩 I thought it was me! I mean it is me because I brought the mats but it’s not just me 😅
@Amanda-fg3ep
@Amanda-fg3ep 21 день тому
I went through 3 videos before finding this one that managed to answer ALL of my cabbage-cuttin' questions. The long videos only raised more questions while this video was super short and every second was relevant. Thanks for this!! I'm going to cut some cabbage🥬, 😁
@maxklariczen7320
@maxklariczen7320 22 дні тому
Aprobado por Perú 🇵🇪
@jabairnoor367
@jabairnoor367 22 дні тому
so horrible
@tabathadalponte409
@tabathadalponte409 22 дні тому
How long do you leave it out on the aluminum tray?
@justinerickson5903
@justinerickson5903 23 дні тому
I don’t know why I didn’t think of this, but genius!
@happyhappy5829
@happyhappy5829 23 дні тому
Thank you😭😭😭
@davidmultimedia2024
@davidmultimedia2024 23 дні тому
I own the same wok. You can remove the long plastic handle by unscrewing the hook with your hand, and the little handle plastic piece can be removed by unscrewing 1 or 2 little screws hidden underneath. You can then season your wok in the over in you wish to.