Re: [london.food] Buttermilk and other stuff
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Jakob Whitfield wrote:
> And finally, please help me jazz up my couscous. I've tried various
> things, e.g. lemon and garlic, but it always seems to come out really
> bland...
Two things. Firstly, don't overcook it: you want a bit of bite left.
Secondly, use lots of whatever flavouring elements you choose. Lemon
and garlic both work well, but you do need quite a lot, especially of
the garlic. Think less in terms of cloves and more in terms of a bulb.
Some finely chopped parsley stirred through after cooking helps as well.
One general tip is to chop the flavouring very finely, especially with
herbs, so that you do get a bit of the flavouring itself in each mouthful.
Couscous seems able to soak up large amounts of flavour without the taste
permeating through, and a way to counter this is to disperse it better.
--m
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[london.food] Buttermilk and other stuff
Jakob Whitfield 11:59 on 16 Feb 2004
Just a few things I've been meaning to ask about for a while:
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Re: [london.food] Buttermilk and other stuff
James Bywater 12:02 on 16 Feb 2004
I'm afraid I don't have any answers for those questions (although I will
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Simon Wistow
12:04 on 16 Feb 2004
Japan Center just by Picadilly Circus.
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Simon Wistow
12:03 on 16 Feb 2004
No idea but a good bet might be the ever popular Borough Market.
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James Bywater
12:08 on 16 Feb 2004
Ohhh... roasted cherry tomatoes. I like to cook them with LOTS of salt
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Joel Bernstein
12:05 on 16 Feb 2004
I'd try a farmers market like Borough Market, perhaps?
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Martin Frost
12:12 on 16 Feb 2004
Two things. Firstly, don't overcook it: you want a bit of bite left.
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Tom Sulston
12:18 on 16 Feb 2004
Possibly the Windham (I think) Poultry Company, in the Borough. I shall
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Tom Sulston
13:26 on 16 Feb 2004
Yes, they do. And they're free-range and everything. And they sold me
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