Cooking is an art, it may be done rational or intuitive but (as all arts) basics are basics and tips and secrets are always welcomed. This and my obsession in finding always new tastes, flavours, spieces, teas, coffes, magazines were the only trigger I needed for starting this new blog... ENJOY
Flavours... an obsession
Hello!!!!!
Dear friends!One of my obssessions (no comments) is reading Cooking books and finding new interesting stuff... meaning new recipes... cooking secrets... easy recipies that make me see as a Godess with my invitees... Due to my work I travel a lot and I always stop in supermarkets to try and find different flavours (spieces, teas, coffees, cookies) and I also browse other countries cooking magazines and talk with new acquaintances about recipes and where to find them.Yesterday I returned from Chicago. And one of my companions (named Debbie) talked to me about this great magazine (I did not know about) named "Cook´s Illustrated" (America´s test kitchen). She sent me the link and... it is simply fantastic!!!!! All I have ever dreamt for is there! and I can´t tell about the mag itself! I will scan some recipes and publish them here...I will try and browse for other new stuff every day so as to share with you! Hope you like it as I do!
Now enjoy!!!!

Los amontillados contienen mayor volumen de alcohol añadido porque el vino pierde ciertos atributos de fino, se oxida ligeramente y se queda a medio camino entre el fino y el oloroso. Ante esta circunstancia y para evitar alteraciones de la flor residual se le añade alcohol vínico hasta llegar a los 17 grados y así "matar" la flor.
Las botas de cada tipo se colocan una sobre otra. Las botas nunca quedan vacías ya que se procede a rellenar cada hueco dejado en las botas de la solera, después de la saca para el embotellado operación denominada "rociado", repitiéndose en escala el proceso en todas las criaderas superiores.
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