Showing posts with label anyone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anyone. Show all posts

Sunday, June 9, 2013

I need ideas for a science project, does anyone have any?

Question by : I need ideas for a science project, does anyone have any?
Hi I have to do a science project for year 8. It's open themed but I would love the do something to do with psychology. Does anyone have any ideas? :)


Best answer:

Answer by Richard Smith
if magents are subjected to hot and cold temperatures will it affect the magnetic force of the magnet?



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Monday, May 27, 2013

Does anyone out there own a Cuisinart electric pressure cooker?

Question by Bear: Does anyone out there own a Cuisinart electric pressure cooker?
If so, do you have trouble getting the lid to lock on? I mean, it seems like it is locking into place. Then when it starts to come up to pressure steam starts coming out of the steam release and then from the side of the handle and it never comes up to pressure. I have to stop it and take the lid off and try it again. Is there a trick to it or something?


Best answer:

Answer by Deb
i don't have a Cuisinart but have used alot of pressure cookers. that is a known problem with pressure cookers. i found that if i soaked my rubber gasket in hot water for 5 - 10 minutes and then wipe it off really good to make sure there isn't anything on it, it would seal alot better. they do take some getting used to.



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Wednesday, May 22, 2013

A few questions about canning and pickling. Anyone?

Question by sodakians: A few questions about canning and pickling. Anyone?
I have several pounds of jalapenos that I would like to pickle. I found a couple instructional videos online as well as a few written recipes. My main question is about the pressure cooker. I have been told by some that as long as everything is well sterilized and the brine was brought to a proper boil, there is no need to use the cooker. Is this true? Also, the cooker I have is made for a gas stove. Mine is a flat range electric, so I don't dare use it. Are there any alternatives? The last question is about the recipes themselves. Most of them consist of white vinegar, water and sugar (herbs and garlic optional). I have also read that the sugar will "tame" the jalapenos. I do not want them to be "tamed". Is the sugar absolutely necessary in the process to preserve them, or is it for the taste?

Thanks in advance for anyone who can help. It's much appreciated!


Best answer:

Answer by mtn.camping
I gave this recipe here to someone about 2 years ago and they loved it . Now you do not have to do them whole . You can slice them , just make sure you are wearing gloves when you do that . No do not use sugar unless you are making bread and butter jalapenos . You do not need a pressure cooker for any pickling . The combination of salt and vinegar in your brine when brought to the correct temperature will do what is necessary . I have never used an pressure cooker for pickling . Lets just say I do lot of pickling .

Pickled Jalapenos

1 1/2 lbs. jalapenos
1 quart white vinegar
12 cloves garlic
6 bay leaves
4 tbsp. kosher salt
1 tbsp. black peppercorns
Bring all ingredients to boil . Simmer over low about 15 min. and jalapenos are soft . Remove from heat and steep for 30 min. Discard bay leaves and pour into jars . Let cool to room temperature . The lids will pop when sealed .



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Friday, May 10, 2013

Does anyone else have an Electric pressure cooker?

Question by ridder: Does anyone else have an Electric pressure cooker?
I have an electric pressure cooker and use it weekly. It saves me so much time in the kitchen and works great!!! Any one else have one that theY like as much as I do? Also I haven't seen any for sale in the stores and would like to get one for my son/daughter in law for Christmas. Any Ideas as to where to shop? I don't want to get one off line because they are WAY OVERPRICED!


Best answer:

Answer by two11ll
No, I'm pretty sure you're the only person who has one.



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Thursday, May 9, 2013

A few questions about canning and pickling. Anyone?

Question by sodakians: A few questions about canning and pickling. Anyone?
I have several pounds of jalapenos that I would like to pickle. I found a couple instructional videos online as well as a few written recipes. My main question is about the pressure cooker. I have been told by some that as long as everything is well sterilized and the brine was brought to a proper boil, there is no need to use the cooker. Is this true? Also, the cooker I have is made for a gas stove. Mine is a flat range electric, so I don't dare use it. Are there any alternatives? The last question is about the recipes themselves. Most of them consist of white vinegar, water and sugar (herbs and garlic optional). I have also read that the sugar will "tame" the jalapenos. I do not want them to be "tamed". Is the sugar absolutely necessary in the process to preserve them, or is it for the taste?

Thanks in advance for anyone who can help. It's much appreciated!


Best answer:

Answer by Andrew S
How to Make Your Own Home Pickled Peppers (complete directions with photos)


Go to following link http://www.pickyourown.org/pepperspickled.htm



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did anyone descovered the kfc Recipes ???

Question by egy_andy: did anyone descovered the kfc Recipes ???
or any close recipes


Best answer:

Answer by wineduchess
KFC Original Recipe Fried Chicken


6 cup crisco cooking oil
2 tsp black pepper
1 egg, beaten
1 tsp msg- accent flavor enhancer
2 cup milk
2 whole fryers, each cut into 6 pieces
2 cup all-purpose flour
4 tsp salt



1 Pour oil into pressure cooker and heat over med heat to about 400°F.
2 In a small bowl, combine egg and milk.
3 In separate bowl, combine dry ingredients.
4 Dip each pc. chicken in egg wash then flour mix.
5 In groups of 4 or 5, drop chicken into fryer and lock lid.
6 When steam begins shooting through pressure release, set timer for 10 min.
7 After 10 minutes release pressure and remove chicken to paper towels or a metal rack to drain. Repeat till all is fried.


or
KFC's Cole Slaw - fat-free version


1 cup fat-free miracle whip
¼ cup sugar
8 cups finely-minced cabbage
¼ cup shredded then minced carrot
2 Tbs minced onion



1 Combine Miracle Whip with sugar in a large bowl. Mix well with electric beater until sugar is dissolved.
2 Add cabbage, carrot, and onion, and toss well. Be sure cabbage and carrot are chopped into very small pieces, about the size of rice.
3 Cover and chill for at least two hours before serving.



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Does anyone have an online source for Natto??

Question by larry h: Does anyone have an online source for Natto??



Best answer:

Answer by Bridgette W
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natto

Note: Please read the entire recipe first and make a note of the ingredients and utensils that will be needed. The starter culture must be obtained from store-bought natto, unless you have other sources such as rice straw.

1. Soak two cups of dried soybeans overnight in ten cups of water.

2. Put the soybeans in a stainless steel basket (or colander) and cover it with a piece of cloth slightly larger than the basket.

3. Put the above in a pressure cooker with 3 cups water, and place it on the stove. Turn on the stove.

4. After the pressure cooker starts hissing, turn down the flame so that the hissing is at its minimum level.

5. Cook for 15 minutes (measured from the time the hissing has started).

6. DO NOT OPEN the pressure cooker yet. Allow the pressure cooker and its contents to cool down. If waiting is not your style, place the pressure cooker in the sink filled with cold water. (The soy beans are considered to have cooled down as long as its temperature is below 140 degrees F.)

7. Make sure that the kitchen counter and its surrounding area are absolutely clean. Sterilize a tablespoon with boiling water.

8. Wash your hands and arms - long-sleeved shirts not recommended.

9. Have a package of commercial natto ready.

10. Open the lid of the pressure cooker, peel back the cloth cover to one end of the basket, and using the tablespoon, quickly mix in about two spoonfuls of natto starter with the beans. Replace the cloth cover.

11. Close the pressure cooker lid with its air relief hole uncovered.

12. Place the cooker in a picnic ice-chest and place an electric heating pad over it. Replace the ice-chest cover.

The natto will be ready in between 24 and 48 hours, depending on the temperature of the heating pad. As an alternate heat source, a 7.5-watt lightbulb may be used. If you don't have a pressure cooker, a regular pot may be used. In this case, the cooking time will need to be increased to about two hours, and the amount of cooking water to about six cups.



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Wednesday, May 8, 2013

i have an electric pressure cooker and can't seem to find any good recipes, anyone know of any good one's?

Question by sierra: i have an electric pressure cooker and can't seem to find any good recipes, anyone know of any good one's?



Best answer:

Answer by Jane
http://www.recipezaar.com/recipes/pressure-cooker

here are 290 to choose from

also check the manufacturers site, they often have tried and true recipes available.



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Can anyone give an authentic recipe for mughlai mutton chops?

Question by Sanjiv: Can anyone give an authentic recipe for mughlai mutton chops?
Grilled in electric oven as i don't have a tandoor !


Best answer:

Answer by Steve G
The grilling process can be done in your electric oven, it's traditional to use the Tandoor. What makes these so special are the combination of spices and ingredients. Grill them as you see fit, your end product will turn out great.

Aatish-e-Champ

Ingredients:
900 g tender lamb chops
100 g ginger paste
50 g garlic paste
1 tbsp (15 g) salt
1 tsp (5 g) black pepper powder
1/2 cup (120 ml) rogan
100 ml brown onion paste
4 tbsp (60 ml) tamarind pulp
50 g garam masala powder
50 ml red chilli paste
50 g gram flour
2 tbsp (30 ml) jaggery pulp
or to taste

Prep:
CLEAN the tender lamb chops and marinate in ginger paste, garlic paste, salt, pepper, rogan, brown onion paste, tamarind pulp, garam masala powder and red chilli paste.
Lightly roast the gram flour and add it to the marinated lamb chops. Mix well.
Add little jaggery to the marinated lamb chops and keep aside for four hours.
Put the lamb chops on skewers (sheekh) and cook in a clay oven (tandoor) for 20 to 25 minutes or till done.



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