What do you take the time to cook from scratch?
(The US expression, "cooking from scratch", means that you only use raw ingredients. Nothing is premixed, pre-cut or pre-cooked.)
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We make bread three times a week using a stunningly simple no-knead recipe that produces a tasty crunchy loaf. Yes, it takes 15 hours to make -- but the actual work involved is about 20 minutes or less. First, we mix up the flour, yeast, salt and water for the dough. This takes about 5 minutes, tops. We then cover and let sit for 12 hours (and believe me we don't sit around watching this!) When the dough is ready, we turn it out onto a floured board (about one minute) and let it sit for another 15 minutes. We then sprinkle it with cornmeal, wrap it very loosely in a tea towel (about 2 minutes work) and let it sit for another 2 hours. During the final 30 minutes, we preheat the oven to 450, preheating the baking dish at the same time (we use a tajine). At the end of the resting/preheating period, we put the bread into a dish, cover it and bake for 30 minutes. Take of fthe lid and brown for another 15 minutes. Turn out the loaf and let it rest. Perfect bread with about 15-20 minutes real work.
The full no-knead bread recipe can be found at http://www.nytimes.com/2006/11/08/dining/081mrex.html
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M$I find that when these homemade meals taste much better than store bought.
Pancakes and muffins are two others that I prefer from scratch.
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M$One thing that I truly enjoy is homemade macaroni and cheese. The boxed stuff is no comparison. I may not make the noodles, but adding 5 different kinds of cheese and a nice creamy white sauce.....it's the best
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