Category: M

  • Marc de raisin

    Introducing a distinct French semi-hard cheese that stands out for its exceptional qualities. This remarkable cheese showcases a captivating twist, as its traditional rind is replaced by a unique “crust” crafted from grape skins and seeds. This unconventional approach lends a fascinating character to the cheese, elevating its visual appeal and infusing it with subtle…

  • Mangel wurzel

    Introducing a rugged cousin of the garden beet, the coarse beet primarily finds its purpose as fodder for cattle. However, this versatile root vegetable can also be prepared in a manner similar to turnips, offering a culinary option for human consumption as well. Notably, the realm of libations even embraces the coarse beet, as evidenced…

  • Malaga

    Introducing a luscious fortified wine originating from Spain. This particular libation is crafted by infusing regional wine with the harmonious blend of Pedro Ximenez sherry and grape brandy.  

  • Mako

    The mako shark, a delectable variety of elasmobranch, possesses a fleshly constitution comparable to that of the swordfish, granting it the potential to be prepared utilizing similar culinary techniques.  

  • Maison

    When encountering a dish description such as “Pate Maison,” it typically signifies that this particular culinary delight is a specialty exclusive to the restaurant offering it.  

  • Macadamia

    The macadamia nut, derived from the macadamia tree species native to Australia, holds a cherished status as a culinary delight. Renowned as a specialty of Hawaii, it has also found a thriving presence in California. One notable characteristic of this nut is its remarkably resilient shell, which is nearly impervious to breaking. As a result,…

  • Making jam from fruit pulp

    Fruit that has been previously preserved as pulp can be utilized to make jam at any convenient time. To determine the necessary amount of sugar, conduct a pectin test, weigh the pulp, and then add the sugar accordingly. It is recommended to add the sugar soon after boiling off any excess water and then continue…

  • Making jam from canned fruit

    To determine the required amount of sugar for jam-making, the fruits must be drained and weighed. However, it is important to save the resulting liquid, which should be used in place of water when making the jam. Otherwise, the jam can be prepared in the conventional manner.  

  • Molded fruit gelatin

    Assemble a lemon-flavored gelatin following the instructions provided or opt for a flavored gelatin of your choice. In addition, select some fresh fruits, such as cherries, grapes, raspberries, orange segments, or sliced bananas (pre-dipped in lemon juice to prevent browning) or canned fruit varieties, including peaches, apricots, mandarin oranges, and pineapple, after being drained thoroughly.…

  • Moravian ginger cookies

    To make these cookies, it is recommended to roll the dough out as thin as possible and then outline the cookies with frosting made from powdered sugar using a piping bag.