If you want to enjoy delicious fried squash every time even in seasons when it is not available, you should know how you should freeze squash. The best method to preserve your squash is by freezing it whenever you buy too much or have it in abundance as a result of cultivating it in your […]
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If you’re looking for a unique and special way to cook your eggs, look no further than Royal Worcester egg coddlers! These beautiful ceramic vessels can be used to cook eggs in the oven or microwave, and make a lovely addition to any kitchen. Plus, they’re easy to collect – read on for tips on how to use and collect Royal Worcester egg coddlers.
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What is the correct spelling for sandwich What is the correct spelling for sandwich? The correct spelling for sandwich is “sandwich.” The word sandwich is of English origin, and it first appeared in print in Edward Gibbon’s 1763 book The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. The word was derived from […]
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When you want to consider meals that can trigger some childhood memories, frozen corn dogs cannot be left out. Varying from get-togethers, afterschool snacks, state fairs, and so many other important memories. We should admit that some frozen corn dogs have an edge over others considering the dog to batter ratio and how they get […]
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– Kale can be frozen without blanching but should be used within 4 weeks
– Blanching kale before freezing stops ripening enzymes and keeps the leaves fresh
– Blanched kale can last up to 1 year in the freezer
– To freeze kale, wash, de-stem, and chop the leaves
– Blanch the leaves in boiling water for 2 ½ minutes, then place in ice water for the same amount of time
– Drain and squeeze excess water
– Freeze small clumps of kale on a cookie sheet before transferring to a freezer bag
– Remove air from bags before sealing or use a vacuum sealer system
– Frozen kale can be used in smoothies, sautéed with rice vinegar or garlic, added to quiches, stews, and soups, or creamed for a treat
– Blanching greens before freezing stops the ripening enzymes in the leaves and ensures they taste fresh without developing a bitter taste
– Kale leaves should be washed, de-stemmed, and chopped to the desired size before blanching
– Add a couple handfuls of kale leaves at a time to boiling water, cover, and blanch for 2 ½ minutes (3 minutes if using stems)
– Pluck off leaves and stems using tongs or a strainer and place in ice water for the same amount of time
– Drain and squeeze excess water from leaves
– For bulk storage, quick-freeze small clumps of kale individually on a cookie sheet before transferring to a large freezer bag
– Remove as much air as possible before sealing the bag or store kale in individual packages before freezing
– Frozen kale can be used in smoothies, sautéed with seasoned rice vinegar, used in spicier dishes with garlic and crushed red pepper, blended into quiche, crock pot stews, soups, or creamed, and used to make nutritious pesto.
– Jalapenos are known for their spiciness and versatility in various dishes.
– Poblano peppers have a milder heat level but a smoky flavor that pairs well with beans and rice.
– Poblano peppers can be roasted for added crunchiness.
– Poblano peppers have a Scoville rating of 2,000 SHU, while jalapenos have a rating of 10,000 SHU.
– Poblano peppers are bell-shaped, 4 inches long, and 2 inches wide.
– Jalapenos are elongated, 2-3 inches long, and 1 inch wide.
– Poblano peppers are native to Puebla, Mexico, while jalapenos are native to Mexico and the State Pepper of Texas.
– Both poblano peppers and jalapenos are used in Mexican cuisine.
– Poblano peppers have a mild flavor compared to other peppers, while jalapenos add spice.
– Poblano peppers are more versatile and can be used as a base for sauces or stews.
– Jalapenos can be stuffed with cheese or other savory fillings.
– Poblano peppers are low in calories and high in fiber, antioxidants, and vitamins A, C, K, and B6.
– Jalapenos are low in calories and contain capsaicin, vitamins C and B6.
– Poblano and jalapeno pepper plants thrive in full sun exposure and can tolerate a variety of soils.
– Pepper seedlings may take up to 8 weeks to germinate.
– Once true leaves develop, pepper seedlings can be transferred to larger pots.
– Poblano peppers are sweeter and have thinner walls, making them ideal for stuffing.
– Jalapenos retain some sweetness but add spice to dishes.
– Ground ginger can be used as a substitute for fresh ginger, but it is more potent. Use ¼ to ½ teaspoon of ground ginger for every 1 tablespoon of fresh ginger required.
– Crystallized ginger can be used in sweet dishes as a substitute for ginger. Chop it finely or keep the pieces larger for added texture.
– Galangal can be swapped for ginger 1:1 in recipes with citrus or lemongrass.
– Allspice, turmeric, cardamom, cinnamon, nutmeg, and mace can be used as alternatives to ginger. Ground ginger can be substituted with allspice, turmeric, cardamom, cinnamon, nutmeg, or mace in the same amount. Allspice works well in baked goods and stews. Turmeric is warm and earthy and is suited for rice dishes, soups, and smoothies. Cardamom adds sweetness, spice, and citrus flavor to cakes, curries, and drinks. Cinnamon and nutmeg are sweet and woody and are good substitutes in custards, cakes, and pies. Mace is the skin around a nutmeg seed, with a slightly milder flavor and without the sweetness.
