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Cooking & Recipes
21st May 2008
Pickling since long has been done in homes for preserving fruits and vegetables. It is considered to be the earliest form of preserving food. Earlier, man found out that salt, sugar and vinegar can preserve the fruits and vegetables longer. Hence, he star...
21st May 2008
Green tomatoes have since a long time been the staple food of majority of people in South America. A number of recipes can be created using the green tomatoes. Green tomatoes are generally available during the beginning of the winter season. The green tom...
21st May 2008
A fried pickle is an item which is classified as a snack. It is commonly found in South America. It is generally prepared by deep frying a sliced yet smashed cucumber pickle.
The recipe of fried pickle originated in New Orleans in America according to ...
21st May 2008
Fried pickles are a delicacy in South America. It is a dish that can be easily prepared. Pickles of varied taste and flavor can be made by combining different ingredients and carrying out permutations and combinations with them. Basic fried pickle recipe ...
21st May 2008
Dill pickles are one of the most popular kinds of pickles which are made of cucumbers. There are three types of dill pickles namely cured, refrigerated and freshly packed. Many varieties of dills are included in the dill pickles. They are kosher dills, ge...
21st May 2008
Dill pickles are considered to be a kind of delicacy in America. It is served as a snack or an appetizer. Dill pickle recipe is quite easy to follow. The ingredients required for making dill pickles are as follows;
1. 3 to 4 kilo grams moderate sized c...
21st May 2008
Canning pickles is a very important process which must be done with great care and precision. Pickles need to be canned well before they are consumed. Storage of pickles is done in cans so that they are ready to be eaten. Canning pickles is a long procedu...
21st May 2008
Bread and butter pickle is a type of pickle which is sweeter than the dill pickles. It is also known as sweet and sour pickle. Bread and butter pickles have a higher concentration of sugar. These pickles are not served along with main course dishes. But t...
21st May 2008
White mustard considered to be originated around the Mediterranean region is now available worldwide. Today it can be found in central, eastern and northern Europe and also in China. It belongs to the plant family of Brassicaceae. It is mostly grown as ...
21st May 2008
Originally, mustard is not a plant but it is considered as a condiment. The mustard is like a savor, vinegar or zing, which is mostly used to provide taste to the food material. Several kind of mustard species are found in the nature. These mustard speci...
21st May 2008
In some parts of the world, the mustard tree is recognized as the Nicotiana glauca, which is also called as Brazilian Tree Tobacco. Through petioles, the mustard tree leaves put together to the haunt. In addition, the leaves and trunks of the mustard tree...
21st May 2008
The yellow colored stains are also called as the Mustard stains. These mustard stains are caused by the zing, which is also called as turmeric. The mustard having a turmeric spice plants yellow stains on the cloths. Turmeric links particularly fine with c...
21st May 2008
One of the significant uses of the mustard seed is for pickling seasoning for various types of vegetables and non-vegetarian material like meat. The flavors of garlic, aprika, turmeric, and salt are included to the paste of the mustard for taste and color...
21st May 2008
Agriculture ministry’s report on the mustard seed market presents a gloomy picture of the oilseed market this season. The beginning has already been marred by the slow start of the sowing of the oilseed in this Rabi season. During last year 72 lakh he...
21st May 2008
Mustard plant is of immense use to mankind. One of its uses is in preparing mustard sauce. Prepared mustard is thinned with vegetable oil and vinegar and with seasonings and sugar and you get mustard sauce. You can use mustard sauces as an emulsifier and ...
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