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* What's the difference between single-acting and double-acting baking powder? What's in it and how does it work? See: https:// | * What's the difference between single-acting and double-acting baking powder? What's in it and how does it work? See: https:// | ||
* Consider using aluminum-free baking powder as it tastes better than ones with aluminum. | * Consider using aluminum-free baking powder as it tastes better than ones with aluminum. | ||
- | See also [[foodannoyances]] | + | * Types of paprika |
+ | * Sweet/ | ||
+ | * Smoked Paprika (Pimentón); | ||
+ | * Hot/spicy Paprika (made from hotter pepper varieties) | ||
+ | * Hungarian paprika: considered the “gold standard”; | ||
+ | * Note: Hungarian and Spanish are often superior in flavor and color; higher quality paprika will be more vibrant in color and flavor. | ||
+ | See also [[foodannoyances]] | ||
====Toll House Chocolate Chip Pie==== | ====Toll House Chocolate Chip Pie==== | ||
//thanks to John Rudy for this// | //thanks to John Rudy for this// | ||
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- | You may need to make mods based on your machine. | + | You may need to make mods based on your machine. |
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+ | <fs medium> | ||
|2 Tbsp|Vegetable oil| | |2 Tbsp|Vegetable oil| | ||
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|1 tsp|kosher salt| | |1 tsp|kosher salt| | ||
|2 tsp|dry yeast| | |2 tsp|dry yeast| | ||
- | Set machine on #5 Whole Wheat; Dark, and Large loaf\\ | + | Set machine on Whole Wheat\\ |
- | Machine | + | When machine |
* 100g quick oats | * 100g quick oats | ||
- | ===Pecan-Cranberry Modification=== | + | ==Pecan-Cranberry Modification== |
Modify the previous recipe as follows to make a pecan-cranberry bread. | Modify the previous recipe as follows to make a pecan-cranberry bread. | ||
* When adding the flour, also add 2 tsp ground cinnamon | * When adding the flour, also add 2 tsp ground cinnamon | ||
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* 1 cup chopped pecans | * 1 cup chopped pecans | ||
* 1 cup Craisins | * 1 cup Craisins | ||
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+ | <fs large> | ||
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+ | | 4 Tbsp | Vegetable oil | | ||
+ | | 4 Tbsp | Honey | | ||
+ | | 3 tsp | kosher or pink salt | | ||
+ | | 2 eggs | and water to make 505ml | | ||
+ | | ¾ tsp | Guar gum | | ||
+ | | 45g | Flax Seed Meal | | ||
+ | | 255g | White flour (with Flax seed meal to make 300g, or 300g without flax seed meal) | | ||
+ | | 250g | Almond flour | | ||
+ | | 210g | Whole wheat flour | | ||
+ | | 4 Tbsp | dried milk powder | ||
+ | | 2 tsp | dry yeast | | ||
+ | Set machine on Whole Wheat\\ | ||
+ | When machine beeps to add more ingredients, | ||
+ | * 140g quick oats | ||
+ | or | ||
+ | * Pecan-Cranberry: | ||
+ | or | ||
+ | * Olive loaf. Reduce liquid 1.5 ounce. When machine beeps, add 22 olives sliced in halves. | ||
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|¼ tsp|salt| | |¼ tsp|salt| | ||
|⅓ Cup|maple syrup, honey, or agave, 75g| | |⅓ Cup|maple syrup, honey, or agave, 75g| | ||
- | |2 Tbsp| Sugar, or omit this and increase honey to ½ Cup| | + | |2 Tbsp| Sugar, or omit this and increase honey to ½ Cup or 113g| |
|¼ Cup|coconut or vegetable oil, 40g| | |¼ Cup|coconut or vegetable oil, 40g| | ||
|2 tsp|vanilla extract| | |2 tsp|vanilla extract| | ||
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- Cool at least 10 minutes before trying to cut | - Cool at least 10 minutes before trying to cut | ||
- | Nov 2022: Used 9x9 pan and baked for 15 minutes. | + | Nov 2022: Used 9x9 pan and baked for 15 minutes. |
+ | Apr 2025: 8x8 pan work nicely. Consider using vitamix just for oats as the wet mix is hard to get out of vitamix. | ||
====Salmon Pate==== | ====Salmon Pate==== | ||
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- | //Specialty egg muffins, from a 6-year-old aspiring cook// | + | //Specialty egg muffins, from a 6-year-old aspiring cook MT// |
===Ingredients=== | ===Ingredients=== | ||
* eggs | * eggs | ||
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- Allow the brownies to cool in the pan before cutting into squares. | - Allow the brownies to cool in the pan before cutting into squares. | ||
+ | Baking for 25 minutes, result is cake-like. | ||
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+ | ==== Modifications for a Brownie-Like Texture ==== | ||
+ | To make the Trader Joe’s Pumpkin Bread and Muffin Mix yield a more brownie-like result, rather than a cake-like texture, adjust the ingredients as follows: | ||
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+ | * **Reduce Eggs**: Use **1 egg instead of 2**. Eggs add structure and lift, so reducing them will make the final product denser. | ||
+ | * **Add Fat**: Increase the oil slightly. Use **½ cup + 2 tablespoons** of oil instead of the standard ½ cup. This will create a fudgier texture. | ||
+ | * **Add Milk or Cream**: Add **2–3 tablespoons of milk, cream, non-dairy milk, or Greek yogurt (preferably plain full fat)** to the batter for extra moisture. | ||
+ | * **Reduce Baking Time Slightly**: Bake at the same temperature, | ||
+ | * **Optional: Add Chocolate Flavor**: Mix in **2 tablespoons of cocoa powder** to enhance the chocolatey flavor and complement the pumpkin. | ||
+ | ==== Chocolate Chip Additions ==== | ||
+ | * Add **¾ to 1 cup of chocolate chips** (semi-sweet or dark chocolate work best). Fold them into the batter at the end to ensure even distribution. | ||
+ | * For extra decadence, sprinkle a handful of chocolate chips on top before baking. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== Additional Tips ==== | ||
+ | * Swirl in **½ cup of cream cheese** or **nut butter** (like almond or peanut butter) for added richness. | ||
+ | * For more chewiness, add **1–2 tablespoons of corn syrup or honey** to the batter. | ||
+ | |||
+ | These adjustments will give you a moist, dense, and brownie-like result that pairs beautifully with the pumpkin flavor and chocolate chips! Let me know how it turns out! | ||
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+ | ====== Homemade Satay Sauce Recipe ====== | ||
+ | **Makes about 1 cup** | ||
+ | I haven’t tried this recipe yet, but satay sauce is really good. Recipe from ChatGPT. | ||
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+ | === Ingredients: | ||
+ | * **½ cup** creamy peanut butter (unsweetened, | ||
+ | * **½ cup** coconut milk | ||
+ | * **1 tbsp** soy sauce | ||
+ | * **1 tbsp** brown sugar or palm sugar | ||
+ | * **1 tbsp** lime juice | ||
+ | * **1 tsp** red curry paste (or ½ tsp chili flakes for spice) | ||
+ | * **1 tsp** grated ginger | ||
+ | * **1 clove** garlic, minced | ||
+ | * **½ tsp** fish sauce (optional, adds depth) | ||
+ | * **¼ tsp** turmeric powder (for color and mild flavor) | ||
+ | * **¼ cup** water (adjust for consistency) | ||
+ | |||
+ | === Instructions: | ||
+ | - **Heat a small saucepan** over medium-low heat. | ||
+ | - Add **garlic and ginger**, cooking for **30 seconds** until fragrant. | ||
+ | - Stir in **peanut butter, coconut milk, soy sauce, brown sugar, lime juice, curry paste, fish sauce, and turmeric**. | ||
+ | - Cook, stirring, until the sauce **thickens** (about 3-5 minutes). If it gets too thick, add **a little water** until it reaches your desired consistency. | ||
+ | - Taste and adjust: add **more sugar** for sweetness, **more lime juice** for tanginess, or **chili flakes** for heat. | ||
+ | - Remove from heat and serve warm as a **dipping sauce** or drizzle over grilled meats, noodles, or rice. | ||
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+ | === Storage: === | ||
+ | * Store in an **airtight container** in the fridge for up to **1 week**. | ||
+ | * Reheat with **a splash of water** if it thickens too much. | ||
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+ | =====NYT BBQ Sauce===== | ||
+ | (I have not tested this; it's copied (with my edits) from [[https:// | ||
+ | |||
+ | **Makes about 1½ cups** | ||
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+ | ===Ingredients: | ||
+ | * **⅔ cup** ketchup | ||
+ | * **½ cup** cider vinegar | ||
+ | * **¼ cup** brown sugar | ||
+ | * **2 tsp** smoked Spanish paprika (Pimentón) | ||
+ | * **1 tsp** ground cumin | ||
+ | * **1 tsp** kosher salt | ||
+ | * **1 tsp** freshly cracked black pepper | ||
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+ | === Instructions: | ||
+ | Combine all ingredients in a small saucepan. | ||
+ | |||
+ | Maybe: substitute blackberry puree and jam instead of ketchup.\\ | ||
+ | Note: another NYT recipe uses 1 cup over 6 to 8 chicken legs (drumsticks and thighs) skin-on, bone-in or about 3½ - 4 pounds chicken | ||
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⅛ ¼ ⅜ ⅓ ½ ⅝ ⅔ ¾ ⅞ °F | ⅛ ¼ ⅜ ⅓ ½ ⅝ ⅔ ¾ ⅞ °F |
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