Metasynth
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Lol so pretty much what I said in my original reply.I get that ones roasted. View attachment 4387955
Yes, they both come from cacao
Lol so pretty much what I said in my original reply.I get that ones roasted. View attachment 4387955
I wasn’t saying you were wrong bro I didn’t see your postLol so pretty much what I said in my original reply.
Yes, they both come from cacao
No worries, I’m just a stickler for ingredients. Heck, I love bacon, pork, and ham. All from a pig, but still all very different based of how they were processed.I wasn’t saying you were wrong bro I didn’t see your post
Will they act the same in a cake?Lol so pretty much what I said in my original reply.
Yes, they both come from cacao
I started my chef’s apprenticeship at 15 got out when I was 23 !!! I love working in the kitchen, I hated not seeing family and friends. That why I started in construction plus the money. I miss the rush of serviceNo worries, I’m just a stickler for ingredients. Heck, I love bacon, pork, and ham. All from a pig, but still all very different based of how they were processed.
Food was my life for over a decade, I’m just on hiatus currently before I get back into the kitchen professionally.
No worries, I’m just a stickler for ingredients. Heck, I love bacon, pork, and ham. All from a pig, but still all very different based of how they were processed.
Food was my life for over a decade, I’m just on hiatus currently before I get back into the kitchen professionally.
I started my chef’s apprenticeship at 15 got out when I was 23 !!! I love working in the kitchen, I hated not seeing family and friends. That why I started in construction plus the money. I miss the rush of service
Batter tastes more choclatey with slightly less 4 rounded vs. 4 heaping Tbsp.Will they act the same in a cake?
Bacon for the win. (Not Canadian ham).No worries, I’m just a stickler for ingredients. Heck, I love bacon, pork, and ham. All from a pig, but still all very different based of how they were processed.
Food was my life for over a decade, I’m just on hiatus currently before I get back into the kitchen professionally.
For all intensive purposes, yeah. Slightly different flavor, but shouldn’t affect the baking process or structure of the crumbWill they act the same in a cake?
Well, I guess that entirely depends on the type of shrimp. For instance, Argentinean pink shrimp, wild caught in Antarctic waters, will taste differently than tiger shrimp from Southeast Asia or white gulf shrimp. I need a more specific question? The textures and flavors will differ slightly from species to species, as more importantly, from location to location. Not a huge fan of farmed shrimp though in general. They have TOO mild of a flavor for me personallyWhat are your thoughts on shrimp?
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Prawns and shrimp are actually different. Different gills, and a different leg structure as well. And different flavorI’m assuming prawns and shrimp are the same thing. We mainly get Tigers and kingies. You can’t beat garlic, chilli and lime on those varieties.
After layed, as an egg cools, the liquid inside contracts more than the rigid shell, and it creates an air pocket.I think I have been over leavening if there is such a thing, less baking soda this time 1 1/4 tsp might be the sweet spot.
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Why is there a bubble in the fat end of the egg? Found a trick today when separating egg white, have fat end of egg down (the side with the air bubble) so more white on first crack, then separate the rest.
YabbyI’m assuming prawns and shrimp are the same thing. We mainly get Tigers and kingies. You can’t beat garlic, chilli and lime on those varieties.
My take away at this point would be the Cacao is best left for flavoring smoothies unless any of the enzymes survive the baking process.For all intensive purposes, yeah. Slightly different flavor, but shouldn’t affect the baking process or structure of the crumb
That’s a pretty good assumptionMy take away at this point would be the Cacao is best left for flavoring smoothies unless any of the enzymes survive the baking process.
Well I’ve never had shrimp then! Are they similar to prawns?Prawns and shrimp are actually different. Different gills, and a different leg structure as well. And different flavor
Some are and some aren’t. Not all shrimp are created equalWell I’ve never had shrimp then! Are they similar to prawns?
Moreton bay bug is where it’s at!!Yabby
Prawn
Crawdad
Shrimp
The same but different.
Each are good but can not beat a mess of Moreton Bay bugs.