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Bresse bleu
Roquefort is a type of rich, creamy cheese that features blue veins running throughout. It is produced in close proximity to Lyons, France, and bears a resemblance to the Italian cheese Gorgonzola. The cheese is crafted into small rounds that measure roughly 6 inches in diameter and 2 inches in height, complete with a thin…
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Breakfast cereals
Nowadays, a vast array of breakfast cereals is available for consumers to choose from. These products have been developed over time, incorporating insights gained from dietary research conducted during the 19th century. Cornflakes, for instance, were originally created in Michigan as a dietetic food. They became so popular that commercial production began in 1895. In…
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Breading
The process of coating food involves dipping it in flour, beaten egg, or a mixture of egg and milk, followed by a coating of fine breadcrumbs. The egg allows the crumbs to stick to the food, forming a complete outer layer. This technique is commonly used for fish, cutlets, rissoles, croquettes, and other similar foods…
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Browned breadcrumbs
Combine 1 cup of bread crumbs with 4 cups of melted butter and cook over low heat until they turn golden brown. It is important to stir the mixture constantly to prevent uneven browning or burning.
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Dried breadcrumbs
To make bread crumbs, place fresh pieces of bread onto a baking sheet and heat them in a 250° oven until they become crisp and acquire a light golden brown color. After allowing them to cool, crush the bread into fine particles with a rolling pin or pass them through a meat grinder. To refine…
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Breadcrumbs
Soft, desiccated, and browned fragments of bread are utilized in culinary applications. Instructions in recipes typically identify the preferred type of bread crumbs. Although commercially-prepared crumbs are available for time efficiency, they tend to be more costly.
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Brazil nut
The comestible germ of an enormous arbor indigenous to Brazil. These yields are borne in massive amounts aloft the arbors, with each one encompassing 12 to 22 kernels, equipped with a distinctively tough and angular cover. The white nuclei are relished in its plain form or utilized in confectionery and pastries. Analogous to its nutty…
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Brandy
Brandy is a type of spirit that is distilled from wine. While initially colorless, it takes on a darker hue as it matures within casks. The overall quality of the brandy is largely contingent upon a variety of factors, including the type of wine used, the distillation method employed, and the manner and duration of…
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Braising
A technique for preparing a diverse range of meats and vegetables involves a blend of stewing, steaming, and roasting that can result in a delightfully tender and flavorful outcome. To begin, the meat is lightly browned in hot fat before being arranged upon a bed of carefully prepared vegetables. Just enough liquid is added to…
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Bourbon
Bourbon is a type of whiskey that is crafted from a mash that contains a minimum of 51 percent corn. This variety of whiskey is particularly popular within the southern region of the United States and serves as the cornerstone of the classic mint julep cocktail.
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