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If youre not familiar with Japanese cuisine — or even if you are — its easy to confuse tonkatsu and tonkotsu. Just one letter apart, the words seem like they could refer to different variations of the same dish. You might even assume that theyre the same word with different spellings. In truth, tonkatsu and … Read more

$00 Save $-60 Congo Hawaiian Plantain (Hopa) proves that size matters when it comes to homemade tostones. These remarkable Hawaiian Plantains are shorter and thicker than regular plantains. Usually cooked when they’re green in stews, soups, tostones or just boiled, they can also be eaten raw when ripe (yellow). They are high in resistant starch … Read more

Unless youre from New England, the idea of canned bread probably sounds really, really odd. Bread is supposed to be something thats fresh from the bakers oven, right? And if its stored at all, its typically wrapped in plastic, not encased in a can. Youre not likely to see canned goods in the bread aisle … Read more

At least once a week, someone asks me if they can reuse pickle brine. The kind that’s leftover in the jar after all the pickles have been eaten. I’m here to say, yes! You can absolutely reuse that brine as long as… One tip when refilling your pickle jar is to take out the last … Read more

Frustrated with liquid soap making? Let’s troubleshoot! Here are some of the most common problems and their solutions. Over the years, I’ve gotten a lot of questions from people making liquid soap. They often write me in a panic, right in the middle of their first batch. Unfortunately, despite my trying to help answer as … Read more

If you’re trying to make healthy decisions in order to shed a few pounds this summer, you may be opting for healthy side dishes at all your picnics and barbeques. From grilled vegetables to fruit salad, there are plenty of tasty, nutritious options to choose from. However, there’s one potentially unexpectedly fattening salad that experts … Read more

I love both. So, whats the difference between them, are they easy to make, and do they freeze? I like my raita to be like the one you get with Indian takeaways though, runny and minty mmmm. They sell it in Tooting in litre bottles, but much as I love it I dont see consumption … Read more

Crunchy and refreshing Chinese Mustard Green Recipe, stir-fried in a light ginger and garlic sauce. Mustard greens are very nutritious, low carb, and delicious. They make a great side dish and taste great chilled or warm. Let me show you my step-by-step recipe to Chinese mustard greens substitute Because Chinese mustard greens and curled-leaf mustard … Read more

Please note: If you adjust the quantities yourself, it may happen that the recipe is not perfect. The quantities and cooking times of the ingredients are not automatically adjusted in the text. If you have any questions about the quantities in this recipe, the culinary professionals at Betty Bossi will be happy to help you:Betty … Read more

One of our Sunday Tapas dishes is Ceviche Shrimp “Cocktail”. It’s essentially an Ecuadorian dish with a recipe that includes poaching the shrimp with its shells, celery, tomato and onion, reserving the shrimp, and then blending and straining the liquid (with the shells!) and using it to make the acidic marinade. Ceviche traditionally uses raw … Read more