Paste
A smooth, soft mixture of a combination of any ingredients, eg combine the chillies, garlic and lemon grass in a food processor to make a paste; rub the fat into the flour and add enough water to make a smooth paste.
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paste di meliga cornmeal cookies from piemonte Recipe
Ingredients: unsalted butter, softened, sugar, vanilla extract, egg yolks (large), all-purpose flour, stone-ground yellow cornmeal
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Nut Pastes
almond butter Notes: Almond butter is grittier and more expensive than peanut butter, but it can substitute for peanut butter in many recipes.
Chicken Pastel Recipe
Estimated cooking time for this chicken recipe: 1.5 hours
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The paste needs to be smooth so it does not interfere with the textures and flavours of other ingredients.
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Crab paste is a condiment made by salting and preserving crab meat in a flavorful concentrate which can be used in a variety of dishes.
Almond Paste:
A sweet paste made from finely ground blanched almonds mixed with powdered sugar and enough glucose or syrup to bind it together.
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Make berbere paste and roast lamb: Stir together berbere, mustard, yolk, and bread crumbs, then stir in enough red wine to form a paste.
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Store the almond paste tightly covered. If you will be storing it for more than a week, store in the refrigerator.
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Pasteurize - To kill bacteria by heating liquids to moderately high temperatures only briefly. French scientist Louis Pasteur discovered the solution while he was researching the cause of beer and wine spoilage.
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Pasteurisation
The treatment given to partially sterilised milk.
Paste
The interior of a cheese.
Pastelón - [Spanish] pie.
Pasteurize - [French] to sterilize milk by heating it to 60 to 82C or 140 to 180F degrees to destroy harmful bacteria. The term is derived from Louis Pasteur, who developed the method.
Pastel De Choclo (Beef Casserole With Corn Batter Topping)
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PASTELLA - A basic batter used for deep frying, consisting of flour and water, and sometimes eggs.
PASTINA - Any tiny dried pasta most commonly used in soups, as for Pastina in Brodo.
Pasteurize - A process in which bacteria is killed by heating milk or other liquids to moderately high temperatures for a short period of time.
- Pasteurized: The roe is partially cooked as a preservative measure, so it has a longer life. The pasteurization causes a slight change in texture, a bit more firm. Some pasteurized and/or jarred caviar may or may not need refrigeration.
Bean paste, hot (chili paste with soybean)
Soybean sauce made from soybeans, chili peppers and sometimes garlic. Comes in cans or jars. Refrigerated, keeps indefinitely in tightly sealed jars. Degree of hotness may vary between different brands.
Nut Pastes:
Almond Paste: a blend of ground, blanched almonds cooked with sugar to make a creamy, firm paste. It is used as an ingredient in cakes, cookies, ice cream, pastries tarts.
Curry paste (kreung-geng) (fresh and canned): Curry paste is made in a mortar and pestle (or blender) by pulverizing together chilies, peeled garlic, lemon grass, fresh turmeric, sea salt, and shrimp paste (kapee).
Olive paste
Tapenade is a spread consisting of, at the least black olives and olive oil pureed or chopped finely. It can also contain anchovies, capers, garlic, or parsley.
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Choux paste
A paste consisting of eggs, water, salt, shortening, and flour for making Eclairs and cream puffs
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Louis Pasteur (December 27 1822 - September 28 1895) was a French chemist best known for his remarkable breakthroughs in microbiology.
Almond paste is a pliable paste made from blanched ground almonds, sugar, and glycerine or other liquid. Almond extract is often used to intensify the flavor. It is used in pastries as a flavoring agent and for decorative work.
almond paste
Made of ground blanched almonds, sugar and glycerin or other liquid. Almond extract is sometimes added for more intense almond flavor. Almond paste is less sweet and slightly coarser than marzipan.
Almond Paste - a mixture of sugar, almonds, and rose water traditional among Christmas foods in Europe. Used to make marzipan and for decorations.
Tomato paste
Tomatoes that have been cooked several hours and strained, then reduced to a thick concentrate. Used for thickening and flavoring.
Tomato puree
Tomatoes that have been briefly cooked and strained. Used as a thickener.
Almond paste
A creamy mixture of ground blanched almonds mixed with sugar.
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almond paste - A mixture of sugar, almonds, and egg whites. Also called marzipan. It is widely used in dessert preparations. Almond paste and marzipan are both made from ground almonds. They differ mainly in their sugar content.
Tahini Paste - Made from crushed sesame seeds, used in Middle Eastern dishes such as Sesame Noodles, Hummus and Baba Ghanoush.
Chilli paste in soybean oil
A key condiment in Thai cooking, this very hot sauce is made from chillies, garlic, oil and seasonings. It is also known as nam prik phao and is available from Asian supermarkets.
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Tomato paste - A concentrated essence of cooked tomatoes, sold in cans and tubes. It is commonly used to thicken and accent the flavor and color of sauces; however it is slightly bitter and should not be used alone or in large quantities.
Achiote Paste
Achiote ground with spices and lime juice or vinegar
Adobo
A spicy paste used while cooking meats, poultry and fish or storing chipotles ...
Pasteurization, named after the famous French scientist, Louis Pasteur, is a process that was widely adopted early in the last century to greatly reduce the amount of potentially harmful bacteria sometimes present in milk.
Pasteurized dried egg whites can be used where egg whites are needed; follow package directions for reconstituting them.
Pasteurized
A term describing milk that has been heat treated to destroy bacteria.
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Pasteurized cow's milk does not have these bacteria, so instead of souring it will putrefy if kept unrefrigerated, and should be stored between 1 °C and 4 °C.
Pasteurising
Method of sterilising milk by heating it to 60 - 82°C (140 - 180°F) to destroy the bacteria.
Pasteurize one gallon of skim milk in the double boiler by heating it to 160 degrees Fahrenheit, stirring constantly. Cool in an ice bath to 72 degrees Fahrenheit.
Pasteurization: A process in which milk products are heated to kill microorganisms that could contaminate the milk.
Paste rubs are dry seasonings held together with small amounts of wet ingredients, such as oil, crushed garlic, prepared mustard, soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce, or horseradish.
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Pasteurize - To preserve food by heating it below the boiling point for the purpose of destroying certain microorganisms and arrest fermentation, usually applied to milk and fruit juices.
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Pastes prepared by grinding onions together with a variety of spices are known in quite many countries.
pastel de pollo
(Spanish) a chicken pie; a dish of chicken with crust
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Paste made from goose liver and truffles.
Paella
A Spanish dish of rice cooked with onion, tomato, garlic, saffron, vegetables, and various meats, including chicken, chorizo, and/or shellfish.
Pastel De Manazana (Spanish): Apple pie
Pasteles En Hoja (Spanish): The leaves of the plantain plant are used to wrap foods to be boiled or baked.
Pastelillos (Spanish, Puerto Rico): Deep-fried cheese and meat turn-overs.
A paste made from pork, rabbit, goose or poultry meat cooked in lard. The smooth pounded meat is potted and served as a cold hors d'oeuvre.
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A paste made from soya beans, used in Japanese cookery. Popular when made into soup.
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A paste of ground blanched almonds that is cooked with glucose and sugar. This paste is of the cooked almonds and sugar becomes marzipan when confectioner's sugar and egg white is added. It is used to fill and decorate pastries.
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Pastetli
For Pastetli you will need some puff pastry shells, chickenbreast diced, some mushrooms, half and half, some white wine, small onion, clove of garlic, some brown gravy mix, lemon, ...
Herb pastes are made with oil and salt and come in tubes like toothpaste. Because the herbs are often made with salt, you want to adjust the amount of salt you use to avoid adding too much.
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Spice Paste, Masala [India]
A mixture of spices, or a combination of herds and spices. The spices can be dry or fresh. It can also be a combination of dry and fresh ingredients, such as fresh chilies, onions, garlic or ginger.
Almond Paste - Almond paste is a combination of equal parts ground blanched almonds and sugar, mixed with glucose, corn syrup or egg whites. It is pliable with a sweet almond flavor and grainy texture.
Almond Paste
A mixture derived from blanched almonds that are ground, blended with sugar and glycerin, and cooked together to form a stiffened paste.
A thick paste made by mixing various items such as cubes of bread, breadcrumbs, flour, rice or dry milk powder with water, stock, milk, egg yolk, egg whites, or butter. It is used to bind other foods together; for example, minced meat or fishcakes.
Dovi: paste of groundnuts (peanut butter). Duri: mortar and pestle.
Tahini - A paste made from sesame seeds.
Tamarind - A sweet and sour fruit that is used in Indian cooking as well as Worcestershire sauce.
Turmeric - A popular Indian spice that is used widely for it aromatic and coloring properties.
1. French, pasteurized skim or low-fat cow's milk cultured (soured) with Streptococcus lactis bacteria; also known as cultured buttermilk.
2. Traditionally, the liquid remaining after the cream was churned into butter.
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