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ok so - without cheating, who has heard of the food technique called "velveting" (see link) -- (link)
Posted by
JenBro (aka JenBro)
Sep 17 '20, 12:02
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I could have used this information SO LONG AGO
(www.bonappetit.com)
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I do this all the time. I just always called it spoiler?
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Diva
Sep 17, 12:20
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I do it for oven fries. gives a good crispiness. -- nm
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Reagen
Sep 17, 13:00
Oh that's weird, I only recently started doing that. -- nm
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loosilu
Sep 17, 12:38
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Really? What did you call it before? -- nm
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Spawn
Sep 17, 12:38
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I never did it before. It popped up in one recipe. -- nm
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loosilu
Sep 17, 12:44
That's exactly what I was thinking... :) -- nm
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Judge Bane
Sep 17, 12:32
LOL -- nm
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JenBro
Sep 17, 12:21
*raises hand* I do this all the time (although I use baking soda) -- nm*
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decline
Sep 17, 12:05
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so how long have you known about it - how'd you hear about it? I am dumbfounded that I never heard of it before. -- (edited)
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JenBro
Sep 17, 12:08
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hmm, probably 5-10 years (but I cook a lot). Ran across the technique on a blog someplace -- nm
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decline
Sep 17, 12:10
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thanks! I don't cook as much as I used to - but watch a TON of cooking shows and read cook books and cooking magazines like they are novels ...
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JenBro
Sep 17, 12:16
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I went through a huge asian cuisine phase a bunch of years ago and spent lots of time searching for new recipes -- (edited)
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decline
Sep 17, 12:20
Never, but I like it already -- nm
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con_carne
Sep 17, 12:04
I bet it is what whopperjawed people do. -- nm
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Spawn
Sep 17, 12:03
I have not. Clicking now. -- nm
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Beryllium
Sep 17, 12:03
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I occasionally use corn starch in my stir fries, but haven't tried it at this level -- nm
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Beryllium
Sep 17, 12:08
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finger to nose - for me it was for sauces - mixed in a little water to make a slurry ... this is next level -- nm
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JenBro
Sep 17, 12:09
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