How do I prevent the cabonara sauce from turning into scrambled eggs?
Sure, turn down the heat, but other tips?
Sure, turn down the heat, but other tips?
For example, if I'm cooking veal shank to later slice into a cold roast, I'd have to tie it to give it the right shape. But I just can't get it right.
I cooked dinner today around 12:00 PM. Rice, tuna meatballs, frozen vegetables, Brussels sprouts, and rice with milk. I have to leave spontaneously until Sunday. I always cook for three days. Because three days always worked well. If I don't eat the portions until Monday and Tuesday, it will be 4 and 5 days old,…
Unfortunately, I don't know how many watts the microwave has, whether 700 or 1000. But they must have been in the microwave for about two minutes and were already steaming a bit. Are the vitamins still in them? Apparently, they also disappear when cooking on the stovetop for too long, so the question is,
How do you make the meringue topping for the cake? Does a little flour go in there or just the sugar?
Heat away and really just stir briefly. So practically only everything in the sauce briefly swing and that’s it. There is no need to stick or not to stick, and the noodles should not fry in the pan.
Don’t forget half a cup of noodle water, and yes, heat down. The best is the heat from pasta, bacon and hot water, away from the plate.
Hello, we have a video recipe for original Italian Carbonara uploaded to YouTube. Look at it!
https://youtu.be/MMEBWOYcgp8