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Outback Steakhouse Marmalade Sauce
1/2 c orange marmalade
2 tsps stone-ground mustard
1 ts prepared horseradish
1 ds salt
Combine all ingredients.
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Kettle Corn
Place oil and popcorn in a large skillet that has a tight fitting lid.
The popcorn should barely cover the bottom surface. Heat over
medium until the first kernel starts to pop. Quickly stir in the sugar
until dissolved. Cover and continuously shake skillet while holding
top. Be careful, this will burn much quicker than regular popcorn.
When you think all is popped, remove from heat. Spoon the popped
corn into a bowl while shaking once in a while to let the uncooked
kernels settle. Salt lightly, and break up into pieces.
(Note: This may take a little practice, but well worth the effort!)
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Cooking - Kitchen - Recipe Tips...
* Egg whites should always be at room temperature before
whipping.
Be certain there is no yolk in the whites and that the bowl
and
beaters are perfectly clean. Cream, on the other hand,
should be
well-chilled. For the largest volume, chill the bowl and
beaters
before whipping.
About Honey:
To substitute honey for sugar in recipes, start by
substituting
up to half of the sugar called for. With a little
experimentation,
honey can replace all the sugar in some recipes.
When baking with honey, remember the following:
Reduce any liquid called for by 1/4 cup for each cup of
honey used.
Add l/2 teaspoon baking soda for each cup of honey used.
Reduce oven temperature by 25 F to prevent over-browning.
Because of its high fructose content, honey has a higher
sweetening power than sugar. This means you can use less
honey
than sugar to achieve the desired sweetness.
When measuring honey, coat the measuring cup with
non-stick
cooking spray or vegetable oil before adding the honey.
The honey will slide right out.
To retain honey's wonderfully luxuriant texture, always
store
it at room temperature; never in the refrigerator. If your
honey
becomes cloudy, don't worry. It's just crystallization, a
natural
process. Place your honey jar in warm water until the
crystals
disappear. If you're in a hurry, place it in a
microwave-safe
container and heat it in the microwave on HIGH for 2-3
minutes,
stirring every 30 seconds. Remember, never boil or scorch
honey.
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