I've got 3 large skillets so should have plenty of room!I'll buy the scallops if Randy cooksRoadtrip!!Hmmmmmm how far is Bogus from us again?Wow! looks so good!How many can you fit in your skillit
Ya that should doI've got 3 large skillets so should have plenty of room!I'll buy the scallops if Randy cooksRoadtrip!!Hmmmmmm how far is Bogus from us again?Wow! looks so good!How many can you fit in your skillit
Hmmm could be, but shrimp over cook really fast so it will take a little change I thinkThis recipe would probably work for shrimp too right?
What's on the menu tomorrow?
Hmmm could be, but shrimp over cook really fast so it will take a little change I thinkThis recipe would probably work for shrimp too right?
What's on the menu tomorrow?
I would do a quick dunk in the butter and olive oil just to seal them, and then allow them to cook after you add the cream to the brand/butter mixture in the pan.
You will need to let the butter brown a bit before adding the cream is all
blanched shrimp could be dropped into the boiling cream mixture and then topped with the Parmesan cheese and then under the broiler to finish.. This does work well with flounder and tilapia but I omit the cream for those..
I BUT THEM PRECOOKED NOWHmmm could be, but shrimp over cook really fast so it will take a little change I thinkThis recipe would probably work for shrimp too right?
What's on the menu tomorrow?
I would do a quick dunk in the butter and olive oil just to seal them, and then allow them to cook after you add the cream to the brand/butter mixture in the pan.
You will need to let the butter brown a bit before adding the cream is all
blanched shrimp could be dropped into the boiling cream mixture and then topped with the Parmesan cheese and then under the broiler to finish.. This does work well with flounder and tilapia but I omit the cream for those..Did you use to be a chef. I didn't understand half that. I did try fryin my own shrimp 1 time and yes over cooking shrimp is EASY. Mine were like SHRIMP JERKY
Not just a pretty face huh BrotherBig secret to scallops is having them dry.. when you sear them it seals in the juices and they stay really sweet.. overcooking is another thing that happens to them.. I prefer to cook to about "Medium" "Medium rare" condition.. the more you cook them, the tougher they get so you might want to try different amounts of "done"
you are hearby summoned to produce at least one with photosI too have a handful of dishes that I'm really proud of!!
well she will be ok with the seasoning.. (no salt in it)This looks really fantastic.....
Here's what my wife would do to the recipe
Brandy or Sherry - replace with non alcoholic version
Salt/pepper - remove the salt and replace with pseudo salt
Butter - replace with non-butter/non taste margarine that tastes like sh... nevermind
Italian seasoning - replace with something other because of "included salt"
heavy cream - you've got to be kidding - replace with soy milk
Other than these little mods, she'd follow the recipe exactly
Pray for me!
cooking it removes the alcohol right or does it only remove most of it. As for the rest of the changes...well....if you take the fat out of anything it is just not the same anymoreThis looks really fantastic.....
Here's what my wife would do to the recipe
Brandy or Sherry - replace with non alcoholic version
Salt/pepper - remove the salt and replace with pseudo salt
Butter - replace with non-butter/non taste margarine that tastes like sh... nevermind
Italian seasoning - replace with something other because of "included salt"
heavy cream - you've got to be kidding - replace with soy milk
Other than these little mods, she'd follow the recipe exactly
Pray for me!
Soon as we get a break in weather I will put up some pics and commentary of the only cooking I'm good at. MY SMOKIN' GRILLyou are hearby summoned to produce at least one with photosI too have a handful of dishes that I'm really proud of!!Everyone has a couple good dishes I am more than happy to steal away