FUSION COOKING, CANNING AND PRESERVING FORUMIF YOU FEED THEM THEY WILL COME
Welcome to the Fusion Cooking, Canning and Preserving forum. Everyone is welcome here especially those with a passion for food. Each thread here has a specific focus, so before starting new thread do a quick search to see what we already have (this makes it easier to find food by style, spice, group, etc.)
Fusion cooking blends cultures, eras, and techniques allowing people to really PLAY with their food.
I will post about three new fusion ideas, or recipes and preserving hints a week. Everyone is welcome to join in the fun - if you've found a great technique or flavor combination, please share (remember: put the name of recipes in the subject line for easy site searching)! Also use this space as a resource for your questions and troubleshooting
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I'm always looking for a tartar sauce that can stand on its own, without the food... and IMO the Cracker Barrel tartar sauce does that. It has lots of goodies in it, but I've no idea how they actually make it. Here's what I came up with for 2 people: 2 heaping T real mayo 1 heaping T Cracker Barrel Sweet Pepper and...
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This thread is for everything FISH. Get some sole Grow a shell Just for the Hal-i-but It's a fluke Where's the red haring... well you get the idea.
This thread is for beef recipes, helps and hints.
Chicken is one of the most versatile foods because it accepts flavor so readily. Post your chicken dishes in this thread
Please use this thread to post your favorite sauce recipes.
... is everybody? I'm hungry.
Ok, it's nearly November - Let's share our favorite holiday recipes (classics are ok too!)
I know a lot of people who use brine for a wide variety of recipes. What is your favorite brine blend and how do you use it? Right now I like a honey brine for poultry that a friend shared with me (and I kicked up a bit) and I also like a pulled pork brine with root beer, apple sauce, molasses, beer, brown sugar or...
more I really like pressure canners. Without the lid they can still be used for hot water canning or as a huge stock pot, but with the lid they expand the amount of food you can safely can exponentially. For those unfamiliar, pressure cooking kills any nasties in low-acid foods. So if you wanted to can soup with meat in...
more This thread is for little yummies we can add to the tops of our meals.
if there's a product or recipe idea you'd like to request POST IT HERE
We have a thread for Teen Parties but I thought it would be nice to have a space for discussing fun theme party ideas outside that age group. For example, a Japanese fusion mother-daughter tea party complete with green tea, sushi and dim sum (instead of finger sandwiches).
What is the best way to store or preserve fresh picked raspberries? Should you wash them and put sugar in them before freezing them in baggies, or should you just put them into baggies unwashed, or washed without sugar? TIA
This thread is for all kinds of beverage accompaniment (both alcoholic and non)
Are you a greenie? Do you make killer potato salad? Do you like alternative salads like cold rice, Asian noodle or lentil? Post those ideas here!
what sites do YOU mine for recipes?
One of the finest restaurant chains ever ... started by Paulette Fono of San Francisco in the early 60s. Famous for crępes of all denominations, great salads and fantastic desserts, including the Cherries Royale. I frequented the restaurant at Lennox in Atlanta....
more I got an idea for this because of cold and flu season - my family constantly puts honey and lemon in their tea. This jelly can be used in tea, on meat as a glaze or on your toast. 2 cups lemon juice 1/2tsp. lemon zest 1 tbs fresh ground ginger 2 cups honey 4 cups sugar 1 liquid pectin Mix everything but pectin in a...
more As you find good sites for unusual ingredients list them in this thread. Just me asked where to get honey powder - it's here http://www.spicebarn.com/ They also carry powdered soy, Worcestershire, vinegar, beer, etc. which means you can make dry marinades and rubs with ingredients very similar to liquid ones. LOVE...
more one of the things i love is getting my hands dirty in the garden, I learned something by mistake this year, I had picked up allot of acorns to feed my chickens, but for some reason the chickens stopped eating them. so I got the idea to make them useful and bury them in the garden so they would turn into fertilizer and ...
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