Archive for March 2019
The Best Ways To Plan Your Meals In 2019">The Best Ways To Plan Your Meals In 2019
Planning your week when it comes to meals can be a nightmare. Frustrating beyond frustration, especially if you have a number of mouths to feed. Everyone has different methods on how to deal with meal planning, and if you’re simply winging it, you really ought to consider a method. Planning can...
Read moreIdentifying Unknown Vegetable From Pantry + Additional Concerns">Identifying Unknown Vegetable From Pantry + Additional Concerns
Can anyone tell me what this is and how I cook it? Moreover, can I fry sliced potatoes in a frying pan to make potato chips? Thank you! Reading More May Cause Envy...
Read moreWaffles: Home Cooking Dish of the Month March 2019">Waffles: Home Cooking Dish of the Month March 2019
Welcome to the Home Cooking DOTM reporting thread for March 2019. This month we’ll be making WAFFLES! To see how we got here, you can take a peek at the nomination thread:https://www.chowhound.com/post/home-cooking-dish-month-nominations-march-2019-1080597 and the voting thread: https://www.chowhound.com/post/home-cooking-dish-month-voting-march-2019-1080733 I’m excited to see all kinds of waffles this month. On a personal note, I’ve never...
Read moreRe: Flexitarian">Re: Flexitarian
Minestrone with beans as your protein Cuban black beans Chinese stir fry Reading More May Cause Envy...
Read morere flexitairan">re flexitairan
Hi, I am thinking of avoiding meat twice a week. Has anyone got any delish recipes for low fat meals? I have high cholesterol and most of the ready meals in supermarkets are quite high in fat so I would like to cook some home made food.
Freeze Breakfast Strata?">Freeze Breakfast Strata?
Hi - I have browsed many of the discussions here about strata, but can not find a definitive answer about whether a breakfast strata will freeze well. And a broader internet search led to conflicting advice about fulling cooking it first and then freezing it, partially cooking it and freezing...
Read moreConverting Indian spices">Converting Indian spices
1 cardamom pod = how many seeds? 1/4 tsp? I am making Pho and it calls for pods I only have whole seeds. Thanks so much Elizabeth Reading More May Cause Envy...
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