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Cooking Tips To Simplify Your Meal Planning

Author: Jean Alberti
by Jean Alberti
Posted: Nov 22, 2017

Some people feel intimidated by cooking, especially if there is already an expert cook in the family. The truth is that anyone can be a good cook with the right knowledge and a desire to learn. Read the following tips on cooking if you need some help in the kitchen.

Born with a passion for the hospitality industry, Food and Beverage Expert first refined his culinary skills in Strasbourg in France and the United States before going on to successfully operate some of the most exclusive resorts and restaurants in Antigua, Spain, the United States, and Shanghai.

Jean Alberti career spans 35 years of Culinary and Hospitality related experience.

Consider recipes to be guidelines rather than rules. Feel free to branch out and switch up the spices or add an extra ingredient. Before long you will be compiling your own personal collection of altered recipes that are better than the original thing. Not only will you also be able to impress your friends with unique dishes, but you will become a better cook as you experiment with changing recipes.

Always add oil to the side of the pan when sautéing. If you find that you need more oil in your pan while you are cooking, never put it right in the middle. Add it to the side of your pan. That way, it will be sufficiently heated by the time it reaches the food.

Has it ever seemed like you were wasting food when you threw away fruits that were moldy? Have you ever wondered if you could simply cut away the part with mold and keep the rest? No, it's not okay to remove the moldy parts. No healthy method of saving any fruit that is partly rotted exists. Get rid of anything that has mold on it. Mold goes deeper than the eye can see and could be very harmful.

During autumn, apples are an important ingredient in many recipes; however, they do turn bad if they are not carefully stored. Apples are extremely perishable. In a warm, dry environment, they will quickly go bad. Store your apples in an airtight container in a cool, preferably humid place. You must still keep an eye out for the apples because one apple that is rotten can spoil the whole bag.

If you are making pastries, you should try to maximize the accuracy of your measurements as it is a very exact science. By adding one gram too much or too less, you are going to put the taste of your pastry in jeopardy. Always try to be precise when baking.

As previously mentioned, anyone can be a good cook with the right information. Do not be intimidated by others, by following the tips in this article you can improve your cooking skills and become more comfortable in the kitchen. If you have the desire to improve then these tips are a great start.

About the Author

Born with a passion for the hospitality industry, he first refined his culinary skills in Strasbourg in France and the United States before going on to successfully operate some of the most exclusive resorts.

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