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From: Chef #570804 Halifax Liz
On Friday, September 05, 2008
Feel a bit stupid asking this question but now that I have an electric oven (prefer Gas!!!) I find myself using cooking parchment more often - especially for biscuits. What side should touch the batter : dull or shiny???Appreciate your help. Liz
Review From: Chef #945275
On Sep 6, 2008
RECIPE: Coriander Chutney
I tried this at home and it came out really well- my family just loved it - I took a print out and its one of my favourite things to make.
Review From: A Self Sufficient Life
On Sep 6, 2008
RECIPE: Pear Preserves
Not a bad pear preserve. Like some of the other reviewers I added a small amount of spices to this to enhance the flavor. Most homemade preserves do tend to be more runny than commercial ones because they aren't cooked long enough. People get...
Review From: Chef #946175
On Sep 6, 2008
RECIPE: Restaurant Teriyaki Sauce
Good quick sauce taste great. But if you want it to not blob up on you in the fridge, try cutting back a little on the corstarch (about 1 1/2 tsp per batch and add 1/2 tsp pommegranite sour sauce or 1/4 tsp basalmic vinegar
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