Food and Entertainment 2024, December
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With their distinctive brown skin and sweet green flesh, kiwi makes a delicious fruit for fruit salads, mixed into smoothies for breakfast, or eaten on its own. You probably got this fruit from your local grocery store or market, and want to know if the fruit you bought is still fresh or can be eaten in a few days.
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Despite their high acid content, lemons can rot like any other fruit. Wrinkling, the appearance of soft and hard patches, and a dull color are all signs that a lemon is starting to lose its flavor and juice. Prevent this from happening by learning how to store lemons at the right temperature.
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There are many ways to eat asparagus. You can serve it hot, cold, raw, or cooked. You can serve it as a main course, or as a side dish. Great mixed into soups, salads, casseroles, and stir-fries, but you can serve them whole! Read on and learn how to select, store and serve this versatile vegetable.
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Chocolate-covered apples are a popular and trendy dish. Almost all shops sell this dish! But instead of buying and spending money, you can make it in minutes at home. Here's how. Ingredients 6 medium sweet/sour apples 1/2 kg half sweet chocolate, cut into pieces 1 cup sprinkles (oreos, coconut, nuts, M&
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Do you know how to eat pumpkin seeds? The method is quite simple. Pumpkin seeds are full of flavor and vitamins, making them healthy and enjoyable as a snack. Just make sure you chew it well. Read up on these two ways to eat pumpkin seeds, as well as some recipe suggestions.
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Broccoli is not only rich in nutrients such as vitamin C, folic acid, and fiber, but it is also easy to cook and can be a nutritious addition to any meal. Whether you enjoy steaming, sautéing, grilling, or blanching your broccoli, broccoli is a delicious vegetable that tastes great on its own or mixed with other ingredients such as a variety of meats or other vegetables.
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Cabbage is a simple vegetable that is not widely reported to be a major part of food dishes around the world. However, wikihow will tell you about this simple vegetable. Choosing and storing cabbage isn't all that difficult -- but deciding what to cook with this vegetable is a whole different matter.
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Brussels sprouts are highly nutritious and versatile vegetables. Brussels sprouts contain large amounts of Vitamin C and Vitamin K, as well as lots of antioxidants as well. The sulfur contained in brussel sprouts can also help detoxify the body.
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Aroma and texture are two of the best indicators of a mango's ripeness. The appearance of a mango can also be a clue, but it doesn't just depend on its appearance. Before you decide to peel a mango you just got, read this article to see if the mango is ripe enough to enjoy.
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For mango fans, mango season is the most eagerly awaited time! Are you one of them and are often tempted to buy cartons of mangoes when that time comes? Don't hesitate to do it! Although the mango will not run out in one meal, in fact the quality will still be maintained properly if you store it properly.
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The salting technique of savory foods, such as meat and fish, requires spices, herbs, and other liquids to be added to the meat before cooking, thereby enhancing the flavour. When pickling fruits, this technique is often called maceration and this technique has the same goal, which is to improve the taste.
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Apples have a sweet taste, crunchy texture, and are high in fiber and vitamins, which make them one of the most popular fruit snacks in the world. There are literally hundreds of types of edible apples and many different ways to eat apples. Learn how to pick the best apples, how to store apples, and the fun idea of eating apples raw or cooked first.
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The same compound that makes jalapeno peppers so hot-capsaicin-can also leave a burning sensation on contact with the skin. If your hands are burning hot after chopping the jalapeno peppers, don't panic! The oil-like compound capsaicin can be safely and effectively removed using common household products.
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Chickpeas are low-calorie vegetables that are very rich in fiber, vitamin A, vitamin C, iron, and folate. Unfortunately, the taste of chickpeas can be drastically reduced if the processing technique is wrong. So, in order to avoid a plate of chickpeas that are too mushy and unappetizing, try reading this article to find tips on how to process chickpeas so that they remain crunchy on the outside but soft on the inside, so you can still taste their natural delicacy!
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Many people do not know how to choose a watermelon. They just tapped on this fruit as if they understood what they were doing. While it's hard to tell how ripe a fruit is from the outside, there are some clever tricks you can learn to help you pick the perfect watermelon.
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Pears are a unique fruit. This fruit will ripen after being picked from the tree! To taste the deliciousness of pears, choose fruit that is firm and not bruised, and let the pears ripen at home. Pears will ripen by leaving them on the counter for a few days.
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Brightly colored fresh bell peppers make a delicious addition to any dish. However, if peppers are not stored properly, they can rot before they can be used. It's important to store whole or chopped peppers in the refrigerator so they don't go bad.
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The batter of sliced fried onions (onion rings) can be made plain or with spices, depending on your taste or your cooking style. There are several approaches to making onion ring dough available here, including a baked version of the dough for those of you who want to try to reduce the fat in your diet.
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Chocolate apples are a delicious snack for any occasion. You can make it as an instant snack after school, or wrap it in expensive chocolate for dessert after a dinner party. These dishes are delicious, whether using sliced apples or whole apples!
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Carrots are a versatile ingredient that can be used for dinner or dessert. You can get good quality carrots through proper observation and storage. Good quality carrots are bright in color, don't crack, and feel crunchy to the touch. When you get home, remove all the leaves and put the carrots in a plastic bag.
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Chickpeas are a nutritious complement to dishes available all year round. Before cooking chickpeas, wash them first with clean water and remove the ends of the stems with a knife or break them off. Read on for information on the basic method of cooking chickpeas and two popular chickpea recipes.
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Apples have long been a cook's best friend because they can be processed into a variety of delicious dishes. In the country of the four seasons, apples are usually harvested during the fall, but can still be enjoyed during the winter. If you are tired of eating fresh apples, why not give it a try?
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Most of the sweetness in pineapples appears within a few days of the tree's rapid ripening process. When picked, the fruit is not sweet. On the other hand, this uniquely shaped fruit sometimes reaches maturity even though the skin is still completely green.
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Delight your guests or children with these delicious caramel-filled apples. Caramel apples aren't just made in the fall -- you can make them almost any time of year, perfect for a last-ditch picnic or afternoon party. Ingredients 3 large Granny Smith apples 1 large lemon (or a squeeze of lemon) 2 cups brown sugar 1/2 cup heavy cream 2 tbsp.
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If you don't have an apple corer, you'll need to use a sharp chef's knife or paring knife (a small knife 3-4 cm long) to cut the apples. There are several ways to slice an apple, each with a different level of efficiency. However, regardless of the method, you should always peel the core of the apple!
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Have you ever seen or eaten kumquats? This small fruit is generally oval in shape and has a bright orange color. Due to its sour taste, kumquats can be bred together with other citrus fruits, but are sometimes classified as a separate genus.
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The abundance of vegetables from gardening or shopping at traditional markets sometimes leaves a lot of fresh tomatoes for you. Instead of eating ketchup and salad for a whole week, opt for a storage method to preserve them. Store green tomatoes in a normal temperature cellar to keep them fresh.
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Butternut squash or butternut squash is a healthy vegetable to serve as a side dish or light. Here are some methods you can use to cook pumpkin in the oven. Ingredients Makes 2 to 4 servings. Method One: Baked 1 large butternut squash Olive oil 2 tbsp (30 ml) butter Salt and pepper to taste Method:
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Sometimes you just need a ripe banana - whether it's for a specific recipe, or just because you're in the mood to enjoy the sweet and creamy deliciousness of a ripe banana. Whatever the reason, there are several things you can do to speed up the banana ripening process quickly and easily.
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There are many variations of ways but it is quite easy to process corn. Corncobs can be boiled, microwaved, roasted, steamed, or roasted, while corn kernels are usually boiled, steamed, or microwaved. Keep reading to learn more about your preferred cooking method.
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Salting is one of the oldest ways of preserving food. Salting is accomplished by preserving food using an acid, such as vinegar, or fermenting the food in salty water which creates the conditions for lactic acid to form. When it comes to pickles, cucumbers are the most common that comes to mind, but many other fruits and vegetables can also be pickled.
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The presence of dragon fruit is still relatively new in the Indonesian fruit market. However, the fruit is very easy to eat. Once you find a ripe dragon fruit, all you have to do is cut it in half or quarters. The skin is easily peeled off by hand or removed by scooping out the flesh.
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Okra is a healthy, low-calorie vegetable often used in Caribbean, Creole, Cajun, Indian, and Southern dishes. While there are many ways to prepare okra, one of the simplest is to boil it. Unfortunately, okra can get slimy if it's overcooked.
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Bananas are part of the banana family and look similar in appearance, but compared to bananas, plantains are more starchy and lower in sugar. Banana horns can be used in many recipes or eaten straight. Bananas take longer to ripen than other fruits and it is hard to find ripe bananas in supermarkets.
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Oyster mushrooms, whether grown wildly or deliberately cultivated, are actually foods that are not only healthy, but also delicious, especially if processed in the right way. Before cooking, make sure you wash the mushrooms thoroughly and cut off the tough stems.
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Pears come in all shapes and sizes and provide fiber, potassium, and vitamins A, C, and K, which are great for your body. Whatever type you eat, you can enjoy pears in a variety of ways. If you Step Part 1 of 2: Eating Pears Step 1.
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Banana split is a delicious dish that is suitable to be enjoyed on any occasion. While there are various versions of the banana split, the traditional recipe uses bananas, three different flavors of ice cream, and a variety of delicious toppings.
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There are many ways to cook collard greens, but most recipes cook them by sautéing or boiling them. Cut the vegetables into thin strips before starting to shorten cooking time, improving the final color of the leaves without compromising flavour.
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Cutting oranges is easy, but first you have to choose how you want to cut them. Sliced oranges make a great snack; oranges, sliced crosswise, great for garnishing drinks; while oranges that have been peeled are suitable for use in salads.
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Although most people know how to cook beets or beet roots, not many know how to cook beet leaves. Beetroots taste a little saltier and have a stronger flavor than most leaves, but they can easily be turned into a soft and delicious side dish.