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Beautiful blistering on your pizza crust! All those pizzas look amazing but I love arugula on pizza. The ricotta w/ ham pizza sounds fire!I got more carbs for you folks. We had friends over for lunch so I decided to test my newest Neapolitan pizza recipe. It turned out really good.
Margherita:
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Ricotta, sauteed rapini with garlic and pistachios:
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Ricotta, French ham, arugula and spinach:
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Tomato sauce, marinated peppers and mozzarella:
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Thank you! That’s high praise! I did a lot of researchBeautiful blistering on your pizza crust! All those pizzas look amazing but I love arugula on pizza. The ricotta w/ ham pizza sounds fire!![]()
Yeah good color on them thangs. Would consume.I got more carbs for you folks. We had friends over for lunch so I decided to test my newest Neapolitan pizza recipe. It turned out really good.
Margherita:
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Ricotta, sauteed rapini with garlic and pistachios:
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Ricotta, French ham, arugula and spinach:
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Tomato sauce, marinated peppers and mozzarella:
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I have a love hate relationship with Szechuan pepper. It’s so good but that numbness is sometimes too much for me! Mission Chinese here in Brooklyn was fantastic (it closed a while ago).No pix bc it’s all gone, but I had some Szechuan Chicken from my favorite local Chinese restaurant. Been a half hour and my mouth is still super numb from all of the Sichuan peppercorns— I love that stuff; super aromatic but it leaves a novocain-like buzz in your mouth and throat![]()
I've heard vegans use that goo from canned beans as an egg sub.@RetiredUnit1 have you looked into egg substitutes for baking? I never tried it but I had vegan baked products that were not too bad.
Makes me fart......I've heard vegans use that goo from canned beans as an egg sub.
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oh yeah that stuff is good. Usually it’s the water from canned chickpeas. It’s called aqua faba. I use it for cocktails that call for egg whites like whisky sour. I think it would work as egg white sub but maybe not in a cake?I've heard vegans use that goo from canned beans as an egg sub.
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Ever had a vegan cocktail with chickpea juice as emulsifier? No? Count yourself blessed.I've heard vegans use that goo from canned beans as an egg sub.
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It really is alright... I think if I took some time with that as an ingredient it would honestly be better over all. I still sometimes save it when I open a can, but it always just sits staring at me and I have to eventually toss it.It’s called aqua faba.
I can’t really say it has a flavor, at least not that I can tell, so the chickpea origin does not bother me.It really is alright... I think if I took some time with that as an ingredient it would honestly be better over all. I still sometimes save it when I open a can, but it always just sits staring at me and I have to eventually toss it.
Like, if you're making beans from scratch, you always rinse that stuff out by draining and then rinsing the cooked beans with water. Then you can put it back into the pot with more water, or beef/chicken stock and start adding fried veggies for a great soup. Don't forget the bacon bitsoh yeah that stuff is good. Usually it’s the water from canned chickpeas. It’s called aqua faba. I use it for cocktails that call for egg whites like whisky sour. I think it would work as egg white sub but maybe not in a cake?