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Glossary - Kitchen Notes - Cooking For Engineers
Dice, To cut into equal sized cubes. Depending on the application, the cubes can be as small as 1/4 inch or as large as 3/4 inch. Usually performed by cutting into the object parallel to the board, then cutting length wise along the ...
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Comfort Food Recipe Contest | MarxFoods.com Blog
1/4 teaspoon of Allspice, Nutmeg and Cinnamon Salt and Pepper to taste. Olive Oil Seasoned Salt. Turn oven on to 400 degrees. Cut butternut squash in half length wise. Remove seeds, drizzle inside with olive oil and sprinkle with ...
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Pumpkin Pie - Recipe File - Cooking For Engineers
2-Before placing pie in the oven, cover the crimped crust with a strip of aluminum foil. For a 9" diameter pie and 12" wide foil, you will need 3 strips, each about 2" wide. Remove the foil for the last 20-25 minutes of baking time to ...
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Traditional Pecan Pie - Recipe File - Cooking For Engineers
Once the oven has been heated, blind bake the crust. This can be performed simply by lining the inside of the crust with a sheet of aluminum foil or parchment paper. Fill the foil or paper lining with pie weights (ceramic beads that ...
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Biscotti - Recipe File - Cooking For Engineers
The crust of the loaf will probably be quite hard, so use a large serrated knife such as a bread knife for this job. Place the biscotti with a cut side facing up on a half sheet pan and bake for 8 minutes. Remove the pan and flip all ...
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Basic Biscuits - Recipe File - Cooking For Engineers
I like to make my biscuits by rolling the dough out to about 1/4 of an inch, then folding it back on top of itself to make a 1/2 inch layered dough. Cut your biscuits out of that. Then, when they are ready to be eaten after baking, ...
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Banana Nut Bread - Recipe File - Cooking For Engineers
The best trick I've ever learned for quick bread (those not requiring yeast) crusts is to prepare (that is, grease and flour) the bottom of the pan, plus maybe just 1/4 to 1/2 inch up the sides, only. This makes the bread easy to remove ...
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