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Food.comAnother banana recipe from yours truely! Found this on the BBC food website from Ready Steady Cook. Not yet tried but am posting it here for safe keeping.Food.comPosting to try from the BBC.co.uk site. This recipe is credited to Brian Turner from "Ready, Steady, Cook."Food.comI recently decided to cut out all forms of white and brown sugar from my diet to find out if this elimination would help steady my energy level throughout the day. I'm proud to report that I went without sugar for the entire month of May and plan to continue down this path! I discovered a noticeable difference in my energy level, productivity, consistency and clarity in my thinking after going without sugar for several weeks. Eliminating sugar was not an easy task. Preparing lunch was not too bad. I usually prepared salads with homemade vinaigrette and grilled chicken. Dinner was also easy since I don't usually prepare meals that contain a lot of sugar. However, I quickly figured out that I'd have to be a little creative with meals for breakfast. Since most packaged breakfast cereals contain sugar (even the "plain" varieties). I have learned to make quick "from scratch" breakfast meal using eggs, oats or quinoa, which is a very good source of magnesium. While it does take 15 minutes for quinoa to cook, I have learned a couple of ways to make the most of this time. 1. Make a larger batch. Portion the cooked quinoa into small, single-serve proportions, place them in reusable containers like Ziploc Brand Containers and leave in the refrigerator for up to 5 days. When you are ready to eat, mix in other ingredients you want after you reheat the single-serve bowl and voila - breakfast in minutes! 2. Prepare first thing in the morning. Begin preparing the quinoa just after you wake up and go about your morning routine while it's cooking. Get the children's breakfast ready, finish packing lunches, check backpacks for homework, etc. Within 15 minutes of checking off your morning to-do list, your cereal will be ready! Raspberry Almond Breakfast Quinoa is my favorite. Here's the recipe:Food52Making dumplings is not the easiest job in the world. They definitely require steady and delicate hands as well as patience. But when you finally get to put one of those perfectly cooked little parcels in your mouth, you think it is all worth it. At least for this recipe, you won’t have to knead and roll the dough thanks to the ready-made gyoza skins.Food52Mastering homemade aioli is a big deal. Making it requires patience, which is a good lesson for every cook to learn. Aioli is all about emulsification, or the coming together of two substances that do not normally combine smoothly. My silver bullet for making perfect aioli is to drape a Dutch oven or other big pot with a damp kitchen towel and place a metal bowl inside the pot. This arrangement holds the bowl steady while you whisk—like adding a third hand. To get the yolk moving properly, choose a bowl with a gradual curve and a small, flat bottom—the natural curvature of the bowl will encourage better motion with your whisk. Work on a low surface (think kitchen table instead of the countertop—your arm will thank you later) and ready your mise en place before you start whisking. A stiff whisk will slow you down, while a flexible balloon whisk will get the job done in a few minutes. A squeeze bottle is ideal for adding the oil to the yolk slowly and carefully. If you don’t have one, put the oil into a flexible plastic container—a take-out container or a leftover yogurt tub will do—so you can easily bend it into a little spout that will allow you to control the flow of the oil as you whisk. The first time you make aioli, try doubling the recipe, as it’s a bit easier to make with two eggs. Recipe reprinted with permission from Taste & Technique by Naomi Pomeroy (Ten Speed Press, 2016).Food.comFrom Ready Steady Cook as done by Janelle Bloom. Time is worked out on the assumption that as the jam is cooking you will be making the scones. Janelle attributed this recipe to the Country Women's Association.Ready Steady Cook. Rylan Clark-Neal puts the next generation of chefs through their culinary paces. Last on TV Episodes Recipes. Showing 1 - 24 of 99 recipes.
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Sep 18, 2003 · Introduced by chef and presenter, Ainsley Harriott, this book contains 100 of the shows best recipes, tried and tested by its regular contenders – Ross Burden, James Martin, Nick Nairn, Paul Rankin, Tony Tobin, Brian Turner, Phil Vickery, Lesley Waters, Kevin Woodford, Antony Worrall Thompson – and, of course, Ainsley himself. Packed with ...
The 10-Minute Cookbook includes 175 recipes for quick and easy meals so that you too can whip up something delicious in no time at all. Recipes created by the guest chefs, including James Martin, Antony Worrall Thompson, Brian Turner, Lesley Waters and Nick Nairn, will inspire even the most time-starved to get cooking. RSC continues to be a ...
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