If you mean a cooking/baking technique that was transformative....
1. Parchment paper. I guess that's a product, not a technique, but what a difference it makes!
2. Several years ago, a friend taught me how to can. The idea that in the dead of winter I can reach into the hall closet for a pint of tomatoes still brings me such joy. (Mayb…
If you mean a cooking/baking technique that was transformative....
1. Parchment paper. I guess that's a product, not a technique, but what a difference it makes!
2. Several years ago, a friend taught me how to can. The idea that in the dead of winter I can reach into the hall closet for a pint of tomatoes still brings me such joy. (Maybe I need to get out more?)
3. I'm also sinfully happy each time I make an all-butter pie crust. That moment when a lump of flour, fat, and water becomes a pastry sheet is still magic to me.
4. Ditto homemade pasta. What is it about those flour sheets?
5. Roasted vegetables. Maybe I was a little sheltered in the past. It feels new to me!
If you mean a cooking/baking technique that was transformative....
1. Parchment paper. I guess that's a product, not a technique, but what a difference it makes!
2. Several years ago, a friend taught me how to can. The idea that in the dead of winter I can reach into the hall closet for a pint of tomatoes still brings me such joy. (Maybe I need to get out more?)
3. I'm also sinfully happy each time I make an all-butter pie crust. That moment when a lump of flour, fat, and water becomes a pastry sheet is still magic to me.
4. Ditto homemade pasta. What is it about those flour sheets?
5. Roasted vegetables. Maybe I was a little sheltered in the past. It feels new to me!
My sister from a different Mister!!! I totally agree with this list :)
For sure