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Stuffed prunes
Enhance the allure of pitted prunes by filling them with a delectable assortment of stuffings, such as anchovy butter, cream cheese blended with chopped nuts, or other delightful combinations. Employ a pastry bag or a spoon to carefully introduce these savory fillings into the prunes. For presentation, serve these delectable morsels on elegant cocktail sticks,…
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Saute potatoes
Once the potatoes have been boiled to a tender state, proceed to cut them into slices approximately 4 inches thick. In a pan, sauté the potato slices slowly in a small amount of butter or any other desired fat. Take care to turn them over when the first side has acquired a pleasing golden-brown hue.…
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Steamed potatoes
Begin by scrubbing the potatoes to ensure they are free of any dirt or impurities. Next, you have the option to either remove a 4-inch strip of skin from the center of each potato or peel them completely, depending on your preference. Once prepared, transfer the potatoes to a steaming apparatus. Steam them for approximately…
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Sweet and sour pork
The culinary technique originating from China involves the preparation of bite-sized pork chunks coated in a batter, meticulously cooked to perfection. These delectable pork morsels are then accompanied by a delightful sauce known as “sweet and sour.” This sauce encompasses a harmonious blend of vinegar, sugar, soy sauce, and an assortment of other meticulously selected…
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Sweet orange salad
Begin by peeling the oranges, delicately removing the outer skin, and carefully separating the juicy flesh into segments. Arrange these tantalizing orange segments in a delightful serving bowl, creating an appealing presentation. To enhance their natural sweetness, generously sprinkle the segments with a touch of sugar and a drizzle of Kirsch, infusing them with an…
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Salted nuts
Almonds, walnuts, peanuts, cashew nuts, and more can undergo a delightful transformation when seasoned with a touch of salt, creating a captivating medley perfect for cocktail parties. To prepare this enticing appetizer, begin by taking approximately 4 cups of blanched nuts and heating around 1 tablespoon of butter or oil in a skillet. Ensuring an…
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Sauteed mushrooms
In a skillet, apply the appropriate heat and initiate the melting process of ¼ cup of butter for every 1 pound of mushrooms. Proceed by placing the mushrooms in the skillet, ensuring the stems face upward, and gracefully infuse them with a pinch of salt and pepper. For an additional burst of flavor, consider adding…
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Sauteed herring in crumbs
Clean and bone the herrings, then season with pepper and salt. Dip them into milk, and coat them with fine bread crumbs. Heat some butter in a pan until hot, then sauté the herrings on both sides until they are lightly golden. Remove from the pan and drain the excess butter. Garnish the herrings with…
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Smoked haddock
Haddock, when smoked, is commonly referred to as “finnan haddie,” a name that originated from the Scottish village of Findon near Aberdeen. In Great Britain, smoked haddock is a popular food item that is served for breakfast, lunch, or high tea. It is a frequent ingredient in kedgeree, a dish that combines rice, eggs, and…
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Stewed fruit
Peel, core, or remove the pits from the fruit and cut them into uniformly sized pieces as required. If the intention is to retain the fruit’s original shape and form, for instance, if stewed fruit is being prepared, then it should be gently cooked in a sugar and water syrup. The quantity of water and…