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Showing posts with label garlic. Show all posts

Thursday, August 29, 2013

RECIPE: Parmesan Potato Wedges

What goes together better than potatoes and cheese? Not very many things. So this recipe makes a perfect side dish, or guilty pleasure snack. Enjoy!

Ingredients:
Red potatoes
Parmesan cheese
Extra virgin olive oil
Garlic powder
Dried Oregano
Fresh Cracked Black pepper

STEP ONE:
Wash and throughly dry your potatoes. To cut them into wedges, cut them in half lengthwise, then again in half lengthwise, and then cut each 6 times into 12 pieces.

STEP 2: Place potatoes into bowl and mix with oil, coating each piece.
In another bowl, mix the parmesan, pepper, oregano, and garlic powder.
Then mix!


STEP 3: Bake in oven at 450, for about 15 minutes on each side
This is what it should look like before you flip it for the first time

STEP 4: Take out of the oven and mix a bit more parmesan cheese, because why not.. and serve hot! 


Sunday, July 21, 2013

RECIPE: Drunken Onion Rings




After hours of research and dozens of experiments in my kitchen, I have finally figured out the perfect Beer Battered Onion Ring recipe for crispy golden rings of deliciousness. The secret? TWO types of alcohol (hence the title "Drunken" Onion Rings). The Vodka helps create a crispy exterior while the beer gives the batter a light airy texture! Whoever said mixing alcohol didn't work was obviously mistaken..

INGREDIENTS
- Large Yellow Onions
- Sadaf Grapeed Oil 
- 1 cup All Purpose Flour
- 1 cup Beer (8oz)
- 1 shot of Vodka
- a pinch of Cayenne Pepper
- A tablespoon of Paprika


STEP ONE:
Peel and cut the onions into 1/2 inch thick slices. Separate the rings and place into a bowl. Sprinkle with flour.
STEP TWO
In a separate bowl add the one cup of flour, paprika, cayenne, beer and vodka and whisk until smooth.
Then pour batter straight into the bowl of onions and mix until evenly coated.
If the batter is too thick, use a little bit of water to thin it out; if the batter is too thin, whisk in a little more flour.

STEP 3
Heat the oil to 375 degrees or until the oil is glistening and has small ripples. Use tongs to grasp the onion ring, shake off any excess and place into the hot oil.
A trick is to drop in a small one just to test the waters and see if its hot enough. Flip when golden brown (about 30 seconds)
WARNING: DO NOT just plop the onion rings in there, the higher you drop it from, the bigger the splash!
Do not place in too many onion rings at the same time, this will over crowd the pan and stick some rings together, drop the temperature and create underpar rings. Thats a no-no.

STEP FOUR:
Place rings on paper towels to absorb the liquid, and then devour.  


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