on โ27-01-2014 07:31 PM
as our resident gourmand chef I am hoping you can help. I bought a bottle of chilli infused olive oil and used it tonight for the first time
I used it like I do the normal olive oil, big mistake!
The chilli taste was so intense that nothing else could be tasted, the worst part was the concerted rush to the fridge for iced water.
Do you know how this is meant to be used, appreciate your help it cost a fair bit and I am banned from using it again until I sort it out
on โ28-01-2014 03:14 PM
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on โ28-01-2014 03:24 PM
I have heard it said many time that 'variety is the spice of life" but in my opinion chilli and paprika are the spice of life.
Many countries that consume those have a longer life expectancy than ones that dont.
on โ28-01-2014 03:39 PM
google can be anyones friend when it comes to how to prepare food
on โ28-01-2014 03:46 PM
on โ28-01-2014 03:50 PM
i have a cookbook here that ill keep always, my sister found it in an op shop and its the exact one i grew up with my mum using. Im a shocking cook so wont ever really use it but it was given to me on my 30th from my sister who i adore and holds memories of my mum cooking so will treasure it always.
I can google with the best of them and could always post my findings here and make it aseem like i know what Im talking about ๐
on โ28-01-2014 03:55 PM
that's a special one and you should keep it too
& you're right about the net
I might keep the Donna Hay ones I bought last year
(wonder why I bought those, have never used them but they are nice to read occasionally)
on โ28-01-2014 06:21 PM
I use a recipe for cakes and pastry etc - but when it comes to main meals I find that even if I have a recipe book open in front of mewhile I'm prapring them, I usually end up doing my own thing anyway.