#cauliflower custard recipe

[tzuvenirs]

Cauliflower Custard Recipe A savory custard vegetable side dish that is different and delicious. The result is a creamed-custard cauliflower sensation that even the pickiest children enjoy! 3 eggs beaten, 1/4 teaspoon ground white pepper, 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour, 1 head cauliflower separated into small florets, 1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley, 1 teaspoon butter for greasing or as needed, 1 cup milk, 2 tablespoons butter, 1/2 teaspoon salt

[mycurvyvalentine]

Cauliflower Custard a unique and delicious side dish of savory custard vegetables. The outcome is a sensational creamed-custard cauliflower that even the pickiest kids love!

[balkanikabg]

Foods Update Master Post

Hi guys! This is a little late post, but last month I updated all of my foods, now when you have enough ingredients the dishes should be fully free.

You can download the updated recipes below if you didn't yet:

'Eat Me' Cake

Chesire Cake

Queen Of Hearts Drink

Enchanted Drink

Watch Out Witchy Cake

Teapot Muffin

Pumpkin Spice Cake

Mocha Chocolate Cake

Tarator

Avocado Pudding

Banana Avocado Pudding

Cinnamon Roll Pancakes

Pumpkin Spice Pancakes

Pumpkin Stew

Chocolate Buttercream Cake

Creamy Cabbage Casserole

Broccoli Jalapeno Soup

Vanilla Frozen Custard

Butter Pecan Frozen Custard

Butter Coffee Frozen Custard

Mint Frozen Custard

Valentines Cake

Strawberry Cake

Savory Tart

Shakshuka

Lasagna

Caesar Salad

Roast Salmon with Leeks, Onions & Parsley

Celeriac, Hazelnut & Truffle Soup

Asparagus Walnut Salad

Avocado Toast

Coconut Cream Cheese Pancakes

Avocado Salmon Salad

Jalapeno Popper Hotdog

Skewers with Cauliflower Rice

Christmas Stollen

Gingerbread Red Velvet Chocolate

Broccoli Lemon Parmesan Soup

Flank Steak Roulade

Avocado Coconut Ice Cream

Peanut Butter Fudge Cups

Panettone

[7-pines]

artisan item checklist

The amount of each artisan item you need to make. Artisan items are recursive (if you need to make juice and wine, it'll tell you to make 2 juices), but nothing else is (if someone loves a meal that involves an artisan item, it's not keeping track of that.) Loved items are included as "+1" for each person who loves it.

This is also made to be specific so when a recipe/crafting/offering calls for "Any ___" or "A or B", I picked the cheapest version of it to make. How things get replaced is under the Read More at the end.

3x Tulip honey [Bee house]: Apple pie, Assorted grilled platter, Jamu (Cooking)

1x Titan arum black honey [Bee house]: Rare Artisan (Offering)

8x Cheese [Cheese press]: Burrito, Eggplant lasagna, Gnocchi, Hawaiian pizza, Oven-baked risotto, Pizza, Summer burger, Sweet potato poutine (Cooking)

2x Syrup [Cheese press]: Es cendol, Es doger (Cooking)

1x Seaweed chips [Dehydrator]: Basic Artisan (Offering)

1x Large gesha coffee [Keg]: Loved by Aaliyah

2x Gesha coffee [Keg]: Loved by Aaliyah, Raj

3x Sake [Keg]: Fish soup (Cooking) Loved by Connor, Walter

7x Coffee [Keg]: Loved by Antonio, Emma, Giu, Groo, Joko, Raj, Randy

9x Green tea [Keg]: Kombucha (Artisan) Help Paul (Quest) Loved by Anne, Ben, Betty, Eleanor, Emma, Kenny, Raj

1x Cane nectar [Keg]: Loved by Erika

2x Cranberry juice [Keg]: Basic Artisan (Offering) Cranberry wine (Artisan)

1x Wool cloth [Loom]: Monster scarecrow (Crafting)

5x Cotton cloth [Loom]: Poci ghost scarecrow (Crafting) Kunti ghost scarecrow (Crafting) Ondel-ondel handsome scarecrow (Crafting) Ondel-ondel pretty scarecrow (Crafting) Loved by Emma

9x Butter [Mason jar]: Basic Artisan (Offering) Apple pie, Butter croissant, Cookies, Corn on the cob, Gnocchi, Minced jackfruit pie, Oven-baked risotto, Peanut butter (Cooking)

1x Kiracha sauce [Mason jar]: Vegan taco (Cooking)

2x Pickled corn [Mason jar]: Basic Artisan (Offering) Corn kimchi (Artisan)

3x Tempeh [Mason jar]: Fried tempeh, Herbed tempeh, Lodeh (Cooking)

4x Mayonnaise [Mayonnaise machine]: Basic Artisan (Offering) Fish taco, Rainbow sandwich (Cooking) Loved by Scott

4x Rice flour [Mill]: Es cendol, Klepon, Popiah, Serabi (Cooking)

10x Wheat flour [Mill]: Apple pie, Basil pesto pasta, Fruit tart, Pad thai, Peyek, Seafood ramen, Veggie ramen (Cooking) Gingerbread scarecrow (Crafting)

20x Amaranth flour [Mill]: Banana fritter, Bread, Butter croissant, Cauliflower casserole, Chocolate chip muffins, Cookies, Gnocchi, Hash browns, Hawaiian pizza, Kue kancing, Minced jackfruit pie, Mooncake, Pancakes, Pepper and mushroom flatbread, Pineapple upside-down cake, Pizza, Pumpkin pie, Red velvet cake, Spider tempura, Tortilla (Cooking)

11x Sugar [Mill]: Cenil, Donut, Egg custard, Fruit tart, Klepon, Kue kancing, Kue lapis, Pineapple upside-down cake, Pumpkin pie, Serabi (Cooking) Gingerbread scarecrow (Crafting)

4x Gourmet salt [Mill]: Herbed tempeh, Ketchup, Serabi, Spider tempura (Cooking)

3x White truffle oil [Oil press]: Rare Artisan (Offering) Loved by Alice, Connor

1x Black truffle oil [Oil press]: Loved by Alice

2x Almond oil [Oil press]: Loved by Alice, Emily

4x Olive oil [Oil press]: Hummus, Roasted mushroom (Cooking) Loved by Alice, Emily

11x Canola oil [Oil press]: Banana fritter, Beet chips, Donut, Falafel, Fried tempeh, Kale chips, Potato chips, Sauteed chard, Spider tempura, Sweet potato chips, Sweet potato poutine (Cooking)

1x Fermented goat cheese wheel [Aging barrel]: Rare Artisan (Offering)

1x Kombucha [Aging barrel]: Loved by Kenny

1x Artichoke kimchi [Aging barrel]: Loved by Anne

1x Corn kimchi [Aging barrel]: Rare Artisan (Offering)

1x Cranberry wine [Aging barrel]: Rare Artisan (Offering)

Replacements

These replacements only involve Cooking & Crafting, not Loved Items. So if someone loves Fruit Juice, that's not kept track of here.

Any flour -> Amaranth flour

Any oil -> Canola oil

Any cheese -> Cheese

Any butter -> Butter

Butter or Large butter -> Butter

Any honey -> Tulip honey

Any mayonnaise -> Mayonnaise

Any fruit juice -> Cranberry juice

Any wine -> Cranberry wine

Any pickle -> Pickled corn

Any kimchi -> Corn kimchi

Any dried scavengeables -> Seaweed chips

[sisyphus-prime]

Since you wanted some ideas for cookie designs: persimmon? Egg custard? Omelette? Broccoli? Or soap, since it looks like not all cookies are supposed to be edible anyway?

VERY thrilled that you suggested something and I drew out all 5. Late at night. Not the best plan becauss my writing absolutely fell apart as I went AND my pencil lead got weird. Anyway! Transcription of writing and actual character summaries on read more

Persimmon Cookie (She/Her) + Persimmon Spice Dragon [puppet] (he/it)

"Shadow puppets 4 new years" Persimmon Spice is actually a 3d puppet for out and about, dances, and other things. She makes many puppets for sale and for play, but this one was her first big project. She goes everywhere with it! She spends most of the year crafting, and then goes out for the festivals.

Egg Custard Cookie (She/He)

"Kingdom's Ginger Claus. Terrible procrastinator." I havent really played much of ovb in a long time, but my general knowledge is that ginger claus is passed down! She's the current one, and she's AWFUL about putting g everything last minute. He always delivers on time, but man is it a panic! Wears a fake beard.

Broccoli Cookie (they/them)

"Kiddo. Chronically sleepy. Sleep walking? Not bright but a good pal." The winner of any sleeping contest, this kid is constantly falling asleep. Everywhere. Any space. Any time.. they sleep walk too, so they're usually waking up where they didn't fall asleep.. Something appears to have taken a bit bite out of their frosting, but I dont think they've noticed.... Cauliflower's cousin.

Omelette Cookie (He/Him)

"Full Name Omelette du Fromage. Chef. "Maybe the witches were onto something-"" Omelette runs a nice little kitchen where he's always cooking up something for everyone. Sometimes he'll do free meal nights, and he's always coming up with new recipes. He's got a dirty little secret, though. He thinks he figured out thr recipe for (not alive) cookies, and man, they taste good... hed be ruined for sure if anyone found out.

Soap Cookie (she/they)

"Big dreams of ocean magic. Many years at magic school. ... maid for upper class creme republic." What it says on the tin. Soap Cookie has only one eye, and styled her hair with the bang from a young age. Her hair, constantly wet and soapy, never styled quite right, and ended up being pulled up to stay out of her good eye. She dyed it blue throughout school, comparing herself to the Sea from the legends. She wanted to learn watery magic, to

1. Fix her hair

2. Connect with that legend.

Unfortunately, her magic didn't actually get anywhere, and she couldn't afford enough schooling to properly master it. She bounces from rich cookie to rich cookie, cleaning houses and lamenting ever stepping foot on academy grounds

[flawediamond]

🇹🇳 Tunisian Recipes Masterpost

Ajlouk Qura’a (Zucchini Salad)

Banatages (Meat and Potato Fritters)

Batata Bel Kamoun (Potato and Beef Stew)

Beid Hamine

Chebtiya (Dill Flavored Meatballs)

Chorba Firk (Lamb Soup)

Foul Mdammes (Fava Beans with Garlic and Cumin)

Krima Tounsiya (Rose Flavored Custard)

Lablabi (Chickpea Soup)

Mbatten Brouklou (Cauliflower and Potato Fritters)

Mermez (Meat and Chickpea Stew)

Mhalbiya (Sweet Geranium Flavored Rice Pudding)

Minina (Chicken Omelette)

T'fina Pkaila (Beef, Spinach and White Bean Stew)

Sabayon (Sweet Orange Blossom Egg Custard)

Tajine Maadnous (Meat and Potato Egg Cake)

[wolfsrudel1]

The 5 Best TikTok Recipes to Try Right Now!

The 5 Best TikTok Recipes to Try Right Now!

Every day, it seems as though there’s a new viral TikTok food trend that takes a few adventurous people by storm. From butter candles and caviar-topped Doritos to homemade Tunacados and Parm-crusted potatoes, there’s no shortage of creativity on the app.

But as fun as these trends are, there will always be some equally interesting recipes that tumble by the wayside. Whether you’re taking part in the Veganuary challenge or simply looking to invite more color into your diet in 2023, we have you covered with a roster of vegetable-forward recipes. So reset, renew, and make room for these mini creme brulee donuts.

1. Sesame Ginger Chicken Salad

There’s a science to making the perfect salad. It’s imperative that you include one somewhat indulgent ingredient that makes all those bites of green worth it—and here, it’s the homemade, fried wonton strips. But this recipe’s got a lot of other interesting textures at work, like the creaminess of the avocado and the delicate crunch of the toasted quinoa. Sub in tofu for the chicken, and you’ve got a hearty, plant-based lunch that’ll put Sweetgreen to shame.

2. Harissa Tomato Gnocchi

This is the kind of one-pot, weeknight meal that you can dip into for days. There’s a lot more to gnocchi than pasta waiting to be tossed in sauce. In this recipe, it serves as the kind of bulking ingredient usually ascribed to chickpeas or beans. The stew acquires flavor from a base of roasted red pepper, harissa paste, and cherry tomatoes, then gets finished off with some fresh lemon and cheese. Et voilà, you’ve just found a new use for the Trader Joe’s Cauliflower Gnocchi sitting in your freezer.

3. Roast Carrots and Butter Beans with Lemon Tahini Dressing

I’m a sucker for recipes that make use of vegetables in their entirety, and this roasted carrot dish, fit for an elegant dinner party spread, is garnished with the carrot tops that might otherwise get tossed in the trash. The carrots and butter beans are seasoned with paprika, cumin, and thyme. Toasted quinoa comes out to play once again. And everything sits in a glorious puddle of lemon tahini dressing.

4. Mapo Tofu

When it’s too cold to leave the house and you’re craving a warm bowl of goodness, try your hand at this mapo tofu recipe. Make sure to blanch your tofu before tossing it in the wok, as this will enhance the texture, allowing

5. Mini Creme Brulee Donuts

Indulge in a little treat with these mini creme brulee donuts. The crackle-coating on these bite-sized delights is almost unfathomable, but believe it or not, it’s made possible with a simple concoction of sugar and water. The real star of the show, though, is the velvety vanilla custard cream filling, which requires some time and effort but will no doubt result in an explosion of flavor. Make this your next Saturday morning project and delight your taste buds.

TikTok has become a treasure trove of culinary inspiration, offering a vast array of mouthwatering recipes to try. From viral food trends to creative and unique dishes, the platform never fails to surprise and delight food enthusiasts. These five best TikTok recipes showcase the diversity and innovation found on TikTok, and they are not only delicious but also easy to make, ensuring that anyone can recreate the TikTok magic in their own kitchen.

So, grab your apron and get ready to embark on a culinary adventure with these delightful recipes. Whether you're a coffee lover, a pasta enthusiast, or someone with a sweet tooth, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Discover the joy of cooking and explore the world of TikTok recipes that are sure to tantalize your taste buds and impress your friends and family.

Now, armed with these fantastic TikTok recipes, it's time to unleash your inner chef and create culinary delights that will impress and satisfy. Enjoy the process, experiment with flavors, and don't forget to share your creations with the world. Happy cooking!

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Vibrant and Flavourful Pav Bhaji: A Delicious Street Food Delight

Pav Bhaji is a popular Indian street food dish that consists of a spicy vegetable curry (bhaji) served with buttery pav buns. If you'd like to add a vibrant touch to your dish, you can incorporate blended food colour from Ajanta Food Products, which is one of the leading food colour manufacturers in India. Here's a recipe for pav bhaji with blended red food colour from Ajanta Food Products:

Ingredients:

Potatoes: 2 large, boiled and mashed

Cauliflower: 1 cup, boiled and mashed

Green peas: 1/2 cup, boiled

Carrots: 1/2 cup, boiled and mashed

Capsicum (bell pepper): 1, finely chopped

Onion: 1, finely chopped

Tomatoes: 2, finely chopped

Garlic: 4-5 cloves, minced

Ginger: 1-inch piece, grated

Pav Bhaji masala from Everest: 2 tablespoons

Red chili powder from Everest: 1 teaspoon

Turmeric powder from Everest: 1/2 teaspoon

Pinch of blended red food colour from Ajanta Food Products. It offers the best quality of food colour preparation in India. 

Salt: to taste

Butter from Amul: 4 tablespoons

Pav buns: 8

Lemon wedges and finely chopped onions (for serving)

Tip1:

Check out https://bit.ly/3KXA7vy to buy baking combo from Ajanta Food Products. This combo contains Baking Powder, Cocoa Powder, Custard Powder, Vanilla essence.

Tip2:

Make delicious cake by trying out flipkart to buy Ajanta 2 Cocoa Powder (50g each) 2 Drinking Chocolate (100g each) Pack of 4 Combo (300g).

Tip 3:

Click https://bit.ly/3Ilv8Dh to visit flipkart and buy Ajanta Combo of Baking Powder 100gm, Cocoa Powder 50gm, Custard Powder 100gm, Vanilla Flavour 20gm Combo  (100 gm, 50 gm, 100 gm, 20 gm).

All the products are ISI mark and are made from high quality ingredients. This combo is perfect for making any cake. All these products are FSSAI approved and with ISI marked to ensure high standards of quality.

Instructions:

In a large pan, melt butter from Amul over medium heat. Add chopped onions and sauté until they turn translucent.

Add minced garlic and grated ginger. Sauté for a minute until the raw smell disappears.

Add finely chopped capsicum and cook for a couple of minutes until they become slightly tender.

Add chopped tomatoes and cook until they turn soft and mushy.

Add pav bhaji masala from Everest, red chili powder from Everest, turmeric powder from Everest, and salt. Mix well and cook for a minute to allow the spices to blend.

Add mashed potatoes, mashed cauliflower, mashed carrots, and boiled green peas to the pan. Mix everything together.

Add pinch of blended red food colour from Ajanta Food Products to the mixture. Mix well until the color is evenly distributed. Adjust the quantity of food colour from Ajanta Food Products as per your preference.

Using a potato masher or the back of a spoon, mash the vegetable mixture until it reaches a smooth consistency. You can leave it slightly chunky if you prefer.

Add a little water if needed to adjust the consistency of the bhaji.

Cook for a few more minutes, allowing the flavours to meld together.

In a separate pan, melt a little butter from Amul.

Split the pav buns horizontally and toast them in the melted butter from Amul until they become golden brown and crispy.

Serve the pav bhaji hot, garnished with a dollop of butter from Amul and accompanied by the toasted pav buns. Serve lemon wedges and finely chopped onions on the side.

Now you can enjoy your flavourful and colourful pav bhaji with blended food colour from Ajanta Food Products. The vibrant dish will surely add a visual appeal to your meal while still offering the authentic taste of this beloved street food.

[kineats]

Alien Foods

https://itsavegworldafterall.com/garlic-and-lemon-roasted-romanesco-cauliflower/ 

https://www.greedygirlgourmet.com/2-ingredient-no-added-sugar-agar-agar-jelly-recipe-vegan-gf/ 

https://www.cricketflours.com/amber-candy-and-fossil-cookies-the-evolutionary-dance-of-entomophagy/ 

https://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/shrimp-paste (like savory tubby custard)

http://www.twice-cooked.com/2014/09/28/klingon-gagh/ 

https://www.aspicyperspective.com/pomegranate-cream-tart/ 

[flindersarcade]

Jem’s huge crustless quiche / frittata / nightmare slice thing

Hello my dear friends. Today I have attempted to write down the recipe for my Son, the wonderful and lovingly named “quiche thing”

If you’re looking for a high volume, low calorie, ridiculously easy, actually tasty recipe that doesn’t use weird ingredients THIS IS FOR YOU

Starts from 234 Calories for the WHOLE THING

Here’s how ya do it:

1. Make the quiche base / custard

Ingredients:

1 cup egg white (or like... 8?? Idk I just get them in a carton) - 126

2 small or 1 large zucchini, grated then squeezed - 40

2 tbs nutritional yeast flakes - 53

1/2 cup unsweetened almond milk - 15

Salt and pepper and some mustard if you’re feeling fancy

Just shove em together in a big bowl and mix!!!!!!!!

With the brands I’m using this comes to 234 calories for the whole “custard”.

2. Add cheeses if you want

I like to mix some random ones into my base for some more flavour and texture. I usually don’t add any if I’m the only one eating it because idk I’ve given up on making things taste edible I’d rather go low cal.

Here are some options for mixing:

1/4 cup ricotta (makes it so squishy and good) - 105

1/4 cup mozzarella - 85

2 tbs Parmesan - 44

Another 2 tbs nutritional yeast flakes - 53

3. Cook your fillings

Now the fun part. For a HUGE quiche this needs stuff to support it and fill it up. Just throw in ANY low calorie vegetables you can find. Not going to list calories because I’m sleepy but why not try:

Ham (in small amounts)

Mushrooms

Broccoli (SO MUCH VOLUME!!!!!)

Cauliflower (SO SO MUCH VOLUME)

Spinach (really really good)

Capsicum

Asparagus

Pumpkin chunks (my fav)

Eggplant

Tomato

Literally anything like genuinely you could shove an iPod in and it would taste good

Cook and season these however you please. Sometimes I microwave, sometimes I roast, sometimes I use the stove depends how fancy you’re feeling. Just make sure they’re nice and squishy

DONT SKIMP ON THE VEG! YOU WILL END UP WITH AN OMELETTE BARELY THICK ENOUGH TO DRY YOUR TEARS

4. Put it together

Ok now shove all of these squishy veggies into a giant (and I mean giant) casserole dish and pour your quiche base on top. If it doesn’t cover it add a few more eggs and milk idk. Sprinkle some cheese on the top and you’re good to go!!!

5. Cook!

Cook Him at 200 degrees Celsius ish (490 Fahrenheit for you heathens) for about 45 minutes or until you can stab it with a knife and it feels.... jiggly and solid.

Then LET HIM COOL!!!!! It’s so tempting to stab immediately but just wait patiently and pick at the cheese for 15 mins or so otherwise he will just kind of dissolve. After that chop into 6-12 pieces and devour!

Feel free to play around with this recipe. Since it’s just an egg it literally cannot go wrong. If you want to be less suspicious use one or two whole eggs, a splash of normal milk and extra cheese on top and you’d never know it was low calorie

CALORIE COUNT:

This entirely depends on your vegetables and cheese choices

Say you go wild and use 300 cal of veg and cheese it comes to 534 calories for the ENTIRE THING. If you cut that into 6 huge pieces that’s 89 CALORIES!!!!!!!!!

This serves 6-8 people generally but for lunches I’ve made it up to 16. It’s genuinely huge and so delicious

Ok now that I have shared my wisdom with the world I shall go back into hibernation. Let me know if you make this how it goes!!!!

(For @laescheyyy <3)

[nutritiondork]

What are Puerto Rican Spices?

Puerto Spices include bay leaves, oregano, basil, and cilantro. It also includes parsley, garlic, culantro, and Caribbean thyme. Sofrito is the primary ingredient in making the food palatable. With that, Sazón, Recao (aka culantro), Achiote (aka annatto), and Adobo are some of the dry seasoning mixes. They add flavor to rice dishes, soups, fish, meats, stews, and poultry. These items give the dishes a much stronger taste. 

Let us deep dive into Best Healthier Versions of Puerto Rican Recipes.

1. What spices are used in Puerto Rican cooking?

Puerto Rican cooking is quite simple. Yet it involves using the correct variety of spices. Sofrito, Sazón, Adobo and Cuban Oregano are a few to name.

The Authentic Puerto Rican Sofrito Recipe is a blend of different herbs and vegetables. It includes onion, peppers, garlic, sweet aji peppers, recao or cilantro, and a bit of olive oil. 

Blended from Spanish and Mexican cuisine, Sazón refers to a colorful seasoned salt. The Puerto Rican Sazón Recipe is simple. The homemade Sazón seasoning mix includes achiote, coriander, garlic, and salt. 

Puerto Rican Adobo is another dry seasoning mix which is always used in every Puerto Rican dish. You can make your DIY Puerto Rican Adobo by blending salt, garlic powder, black pepper, oregano, and turmeric. 

Cuban Oregano, a succulent leafy herb, is also a key element in Puerto Rican cooking.

Find my personal DIY Adobo and Sazón on the BLOG. 

Is Puerto Rican food spicy?

Puerto Rican food is well seasoned, but not as spicy as you think. It is not hot, just very flavorful, and it all depends on how much your taste buds can handle. Most people trying Puerto Rican foods for the 1st time say they enjoy it, and would like to try more. 

Many of the food items consist of common herbs and spices, including basil, parsley, and bay leaves. This makes the dish more flavorful, seasoned, and delicious. You can add to many of your own Puerto Rican Paleo Recipes by adding vegetables, fish, meat, or sausage.

2. What sauce is served with many Puerto Rican dishes?

Mojito isleño is a famous Puerto Rican hot sauce. It contains olives, olive oil, tomatoes, onions, hot peppers, bell peppers, and vinegar. It gets an extra flavor from spices and fresh herbs. Mojito isleño is a chunky topping added on a variety of fish and shellfish.

Ajilimójili is another famous sauce with many elements. A few of them are garlic, coriander, white vinegar, hot chili peppers, olive oil, salt and lime juice. For its preparation, blend all the ingredients to make a smooth purée. 

Puerto Rico is famous for another hot sauce known as Pique Criollo. It consists of hot chili peppers and vinegar combined with various herbs and olive oil. 

Another popular sauce that became popular in the 90’s is mayo-ketchup. It is a mixture of mayonnaise, ketchup, garlic, and a bit of hot sauce. This sauce is typically served with plantain dishes. 

What is a common side dish in Puerto Rico?

Guanimes is one of the most common side dishes in Puerto Rico during lunch time. It’s a cornmeal masa, which includes a side of bean stew, seafood like “bacalao”, meat and a few other items. 

“Arroz y habichuelas” (rice and beans) and “Pastelón” (plantain lasagna) are other mouth-watering side dishes. Arroz y habichuelas contains rice and beans with ham or bacon, tomato purée, sazón, and sofrito. Pastelón includes sliced plantains, and is layered using ground meat. It is a delicious, filling side dish. 

You can also enjoy Platáno Frito also known as “amarillos” as a flavorful side dish made up of fried ripe plantains in oil until golden brown.

3. What is the best Puerto Rican food?

The list of the best Puerto Rican food is endless. A few of the must-try dishes include Arañitas, Bistec Encebollado, Asopao and Tripleta.

You can prepare Arañitas by frying shredded plantains. It is a crispy plat du jour served with garlic-based dip known as mayo-ketchup. Bistec encebollado is a flavorful dish. It consists of marinated beef steak with adobo-spiced and onion sauce. The flavors come from marinating the meat well for 10-12 hours. 

Asopao is a blend of a stew and soup. A piquant dish, rice is its key ingredient and can include beef, pigeon peas, chicken, and pork. Tripleta, a sandwich, has a filling of grilled steak, ham and Lechon pork. Place the filling in a loaf of bread and top with ketchup, mayonnaise, fries, lettuce or cabbage, and tomato.

Is Puerto Rican food healthy?

Yes, Puerto Rican food can be modified to satisfy your paleo, or plant based needs. You can make healthy low-calorie Puerto Rican food by using non-starchy vegetables. You can use eggplant, okra, onions, lettuce, tomatoes, chayote squash, peppers, asparagus, cauliflower, and so much more. Blend vegetables with rice and beans for a meal high in fiber, vitamins, and minerals. You can make meals even healthier by using very little hydrogenated oils, and adding more healthy fats like avocado, olives, and frying foods in coconut oil. 

4. What is a traditional Puerto Rican breakfast?

A traditional Puerto Rican breakfast includes Revoltillo, Cremas and baked goods like bread and “quesitos”.

Revoltillo consists of scrambled eggs mixed with other ingredients of choice. You can find options like onions, tomatoes, peppers, mushrooms, and meats like ham, bacon, and sausages. 

Have a healthy start to your day by eating a bowl of fresh fruits. The Puerto Rican fruit bowl consists of mangoes and papaya. You can also use pineapple, berries, quenepa, and guanabana.

Enjoy Cremas, the most famous Puerto Rican porridge. Add some butter or cinnamon as it may taste a little bland. Some of these include oatmeal, cornmeal, and cream of wheat. 

Quesito is a small pastry with cream cheese and is an excellent companion to a cup of your morning coffee.

What is a typical Puerto Rican lunch?

Some Popular Puerto Rican Lunch Recipes include sizzling hot appetizers like bacalaitos, sorullitos, and empanadillas. Soups are also a great choice. You can also have the mesmerizing Paleo Mofongo Recipe. It is a Gluten-Free Puerto Rican Recipe consisting of green plantains, seasoned with garlic, butter and salt, stuffed with beef, chicken, seafood, or veggies. Arroz con pollo (chicken and rice) is one the most popular chicken dishes during lunch or dinner, paired with a slice of avocado, and a salad, it can be a wholesome healthy meal at any time. 

5. What are some typical Puerto Rican foods?

Some typical Puerto Rican foods include “Lechón Asado”, Alcapurrias, and “Flan de queso”.

The Lechon Asado is a typical traditional Puerto Rican recipe in which an entire pig is doused with spices. A few of these include salt, oregano, pepper, aji dulces, and garlic. The pig is then cooked on a wood charcoal fire. This way you get a crispy texture to the skin. This pig roast is usually done during the Holidays, and special events because it can feed many people. However, if you visit the mountain area on the island, you will find restaurants that serve roasted pig and “pernil” which is very similar. 

Alcapurrias, a local Puerto Rican food, is a fried fritter made with a batter called masa. It consists of green bananas and Xanthosoma (grated yautia), and it is stuffed with chicken, beef, or seafood. 

Flan de queso looks like a combination of caramel custard and cheesecake. With the help of simple ingredients, the traditional Puerto Rican flan is ready to eat! Some of the ingredients include condensed milk, evaporated milk and eggs. You can also add some sugar and cream cheese. Generally, it is vanilla flavored. But, you can try it in chocolate, Nutella, or coconut.

What are the two typical dishes in Puerto Rico?

Bacalaitos and Pan de Mallorca are two typical dishes in Puerto Rico.

Bacalaitos is a salted cod fish fritter. The variety of spices and seasonings make it taste really good. Garnished with tomatoes, onions, and cilantro make it taste even better. This interesting snack is chewy inside and crisp outside, and served with a garlic sauce. 

Pan de Mallorca is also a very common Puerto Rican Breakfast. It is a sweet bread roll topped with sugar powder.

The spices in Puerto Rican recipes are accessible and versatile. With no dietary restrictions, there’s a dish to please each palate. The spices and flavors reflect its diversity. The island is full of heavy and rich food styles. Relieve your cravings for fresh produce, seafood or meat.

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Vegetarian Chinese Soul Food by Hsiao-Ching Chou

Deliciously Doable Ways to Cook Greens, Tofu, and Other Plant-Based Ingredients

 This cookbook appealed to me because I am moving toward a plant based whole foods way of eating that leans more and more often to vegan fare. These are my thoughts after looking through this cookbook:

 What I liked:

* The photographs were gorgeous

* Ingredients, techniques and equipment were listed and explained well

* There were charts with interesting information to refer to (soaking dry ingredients & soy sauce comparison)

* Recipes were easy to read and follow…I think

* The chapters included: dumplings (beautiful), dim sum and small bites, soups and braises, stir-fries, steamed dishes, rice and noodles, tofu (intrigued me), eggs, salad and pickles

* being able to mentally “taste” the dishes as I read

* The sweet and sour sauce recipe is one I could easily make at home

* The information about all of the vegetables

 Downside for me:

* Living where I do in the Middle East during this pandemic…I won’t be able to buy many of the items necessary to make the recipes

* I believe that some of these recipes, like the dumplings, would be easier to make in with someone skilled to assist

* I would have liked to have labels on the photo pages indicating what the vegetables and cooking items were

 Did I enjoy this book? Yes, it was interesting

Would I be likely to buy it? Probably not where I live now since I can’t find many of the essential ingredients.

 Thank you to NetGalley and SasquatchBooks for the ARC – This is my honest review

 4 Stars

     BLURB

 A vegetarian follow-up to the popular Chinese Soul Food cookbook that includes 75 plant-based comfort food recipes you can make at home. Chinese Soul Food drew cooks into the kitchen with the assurance they could make this cuisine at home. Though a popular cuisine across North America, Chinese food can be a little intimidating. But author Hsiao-Ching Chou's friendly and accessible recipes work for everyone, including average home cooks. In this new collection, you'll find vegetarian recipes for stir-fries, rice and noodle dishes, soups, braises, and pickles. Of course, the book wouldn't be complete without vegetarian versions of Chou's famously delicious dumplings, including soup dumplings and shu mai, as well as other dim sum delights. Separate chapters feature egg and tofu recipes. From Cauliflower with Spiced Shallot Oil to Kung Pao Tofu Puffs, and from Hot and Sour Soup to Ma Po Tofu to Steamed Egg Custard, these recipes will satisfy your every craving for classic Chinese comfort food--and all without meat. You will also find helpful information including essential equipment, core pantry ingredients (with acceptable substitutions), ways to season and maintain a wok, and other practical tips that make this an approachable cookbook. Home cooks are gently guided toward becoming comfortable cooking satisfying Chinese meals. Whether you're a vegetarian or simply reducing the amount of meat in your daily diet, these foolproof recipes are made to be cooked any night of the week. As the author likes to say, any kitchen can be a Chinese kitchen!

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This week in yummy- We had a lot of guests and visitors these last two weeks and for them, we turned our kitchen into a nonstop grub factory. Here is a sample of my latest creations (clockwise from the top)--

1. Mushroom Margherita Pizza with whole wheat crust

2. Nigerian Chicken Curry, Chhole Masala (spicy Punjabi chickpeas), served with paneer kulcha (flatbread filled with spiced cottage cheese)

3. Garlic-Parmesan breadsticks served with fresh Marinara sauce

4. Coconut Panna Cotta topped with chocolate dust, coconut custard cream, pomegranate, and gin chocolate bean

5. Mini Meatless English Fry-Up (souffle omelet filled with mozzarella, parmesan, and grilled mushroom, served with Cajun-spiced home fries, roasted tomatoes, and buttered peas)

6. Makhmali Methidar Gobhi (cauliflower cooked in creamy fenugreek and paprika sauce) served with Mirchi parantha (flatbread filled with minced red and green peppers)

I love talking about food, discussing recipes, and learning about cuisines from all over... Come say hi if you love food as well!

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Food Related AUs

RestaurantAU – I’ve been thinking about different AUs for the bois and my noggin’ thought of all things food related. For this round I thought of Clive owning a small cozy restaurant, with RGB as the staff~

Lukas

·       He prefers to work in the kitchen. Back when he waited tables patrons got too clingy with him and kept him from working. Really slowed down taking orders, serving, and clean up.

·       Lukas enjoys thinking of the menu, he has some go to recipes but ,depending on the season, he’ll change it up

·       He’s famous for his desserts, pies in particular

·       He has to be reminded not to put too many sweets on the menu

·       Keeps the kitchen very organized and well stocked

·       Python gave him an apron that says “Kiss the Chef”, he doesn’t use it though

Forsyth

·       Best waiter hands down, keeps your glass full, cleans tables fast, tables always stocked with napkins, condiments, you name it, and can carry a lot of dishes

·       He also has very nice handwriting so he loves writing the menu on the chalkboard outside

·       Forsyth is also the most enthusiastic to go around the neighbourhood handing out flyers, he prides himself the “mascot” of the restaurant

·       Has received a napkin with a customer’s phone number a couple of times but that’s always just flew over his head

·       WARNING. Do not tell him its your birthday if you don’t want second hand embarrassment. Oh he also remembers the birthdays of regulars, he has to be physically stopped by Python from singing “Happy Birthday”

Python

·       Doesn’t know why he took this job but does it anyways. He’s okay at waiting tables and can remember orders without writing them down

·       He manages the the restaurant’s social media. Takes great photos of the food

·       He makes really good coffee too

·       Much to Python’s dismay, if Forsyth breaks something, Python’s usually the one to fix it

·       He won’t admit it but he does like that little corner of the restaurant that has pictures of their regular customers

·       Python wonders why he never gets a napkin with a phone number like Lukas or Forsyth

BakeryAU time~ I’ve been thinking of all things food related and for 2020, I want to go to all the local bakeries in my city and try out their goods. So I thought why not imagine a handsome blue-haired baker eh?

Python

·       Python owns a small deli where he makes the bread in-house while the meats, cheese, and other fillings are sourced locally.

·       Most of the sandwiches he makes are very simple but are very popular with the working crowd. They’re made fast, taste good, and are affordable

·       He makes really good loaf bread. Sourdough, whole-wheat, multigrain, and even a focaccia. No fancy croissants or braided bread from him, just good loaves you can eat alone or make sandwiches with

·       Python’s learning how to make bagels too. He doesn’t want to but he’s been getting a lot of requests and ignoring them could hurt business

·       He doesn’t like fancy spreads but he does have some in stock. Ask him nicely and he’ll give you some sandwich suggestions, just don’t expect anything fancy. He put a lot of effort into that bread he’d prefer his product to be the star

Forsyth

·       I do not headcanon Fors to be culinarily gifted but I’ll make an exception here. He’s got quite a knack for sweets. Custard filled bread, cream filled bread, pain chocolat, melon pan, bread with jam inside, Danish pastries, and the like

·       He makes brioche that’s to die for. He always makes too much so he ends up making bread pudding out of it but its also really good

·       Don’t get him started on what his favourite pastries are, he will talk your ear off

·       He has a seasonal menu. His doughnuts during the spring are quite the hit with his fall tarts coming in second

·       Forsyth plans on adding giant cookies to his menu soon

Lukas

·       I’d see him owning a fancier bakery but that’s because he really likes to experiment

·       During the fall he’ll have buns with Brie or Camembert stuffed in them

·       He’ll also have macarons with flavours based off the seasons. Mango or Raspberry ones during the summer, while spring will have rose or lavender and lemon ones. Winter will have dark chocolate and mint, chocolate orange, or spiced rum flavours. Lukas can get fancy with the flavours

·       The one thing that reigns supreme is definitely his cheesecake though. He bakes plain cheesecakes and makes a few compotes you can top the cheesecake with

Food Trucks! Is it weird I’m separating the Trio? I want each of my bois to shine through though especially the blue one. Back in fall, the city I live in had a food truck fair and it got me thinking again

Forsyth

·       I know I said I don’t see him as culinarily gifted but… it would be so unfair if I left him out right?

·       So according to the drama CD Fors doesn’t really like meat so I’d imagine him running a vegetarian food truck

·       He’ll take a more southeast Asian palate like pad thais, vegetable spring rolls or rice paper wraps

·       Forsyth’s food will be as lively and vibrant as his personality, I’m seeing fusion cuisine

·       His best seller would be his cauliflower nuggets that you can dip in a coconut cream based ranch sauce

·       Cilantro, he loves cooking with cilantro. His logo is cilantro.

Lukas

·       Crepes. Sweet crepes. Savoury crepes. Ice cream crepes. Crepes. Lukas sells crepes

·       Nutella crepes are always a favourite but he does have a fancy “deluxe” crepe menu that has a limited stock. From the deluxe menu he has a wild mushroom and goat cheese crepe

·       Lukas also sells a Very Chocolate crepe, that’s one of his best sellers too

·       For some reason I imagine his logo to be a hamster…

Python

·       His truck is a mobile bar

·       He serves alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks

·       Python’s famous for his Michelada from his alcoholic menu but he also makes mock tails so good you won’t even miss the alcohol

·       He’s had enough experience to tell if you shouldn’t be drinking. He knows when you’re underage. If you insist he’ll either politely tell you to fuck off or serve you a mock tail instead

·       While he loves to drink himself, he won’t serve you anymore alcohol if he sees you’ve had one too many

·       Food truck doesn’t make for good flair-tending and Python’s too lazy for that anyways

·       How does “Boozed-up Boa” sound?

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You know when you read a recipe or a food snippet ... and you can’t stop dreaming about it and planning for it... until it’s on your plate? Whole head of cauliflower roasted in a favorite cast iron Dutch oven with white port and pork broth and a massive amount of Purple Glazer garlic... MAGIC! Damn, @msinskey your description of custard was 🎯🎯 🎯. - #newstaple #instaclassic #vegetables #cauliflower (at Kensington, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8xhUr5H4_9/?igshid=brenu2tg5ypr

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