Melt the butter in a casserole dish over a low heat. Place the fennel into the butter cut-side down, and scatter around the trimmings. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper and increase ...
Melt the butter in a large pan. Add the bacon and cook for 3-4 minutes. Add the cabbage and mix all together. Add the wine and season well. Cover and cook gently for 10 minutes until the cabbage ...
The setup is quite simple. Small glass jars to act as the plating tanks and the machine uses an Arduino controller along with a PCB to hold things like a relay to control the 24V used for ...
Sauteed fennel makes a flavorful antipasto offering. Garden writer Barbara Damrosch grows fennel, scallions and much more with her husband, Eliot Coleman, at Four Season Farm in Harborside ...
[A_Steingrube] has posted a guide to his favorite method of copper electroplating. Plating copper onto other metals is popular with the steampunk crowd, but it does have other uses. Copper plate ...
Pork pairs beautifully with herbs and fennel seeds and produces meltingly tender meat when slow-cooked. If you don't have cider, use white wine instead.
She wanted carbs and cheese, but given her fragile state, she also wanted it quickly. This one-pot wonder ticked all the boxes – the tubetti are cooked directly in a brodo (broth) of vegetable stock, ...
A red cabbage is a wonderful winter staple. It is hard to overcook and also reheats successfully when braised. It makes a great partner to roasts, spicy sausages and slow-cooked meals. I also love ...
“Top Chef” judge Gail Simmons joins TODAY to share two dishes to celebrate Rosh Hashanah: A cider-braised chicken with fennel and rosemary, and an apples and honey upside down cake. Ketanji ...
An aromatic and pretty seafood and fennel stew is elegant enough to serve to guests. Fennel, in peak season in October, is often paired with seafood. Raw in salads, fennel has a licorice flavor ...
Warm the oil in a heavy pot over medium-high heat. When hot, add pork. Sear on all sides until golden brown, about 7 minutes. (If necessary, work in batches to avoid crowding.) Stir in onion ...