homemade

  1. ElizabethB

    What commercially available products will you never purchase again because your homemade version is so much better?

    My list Hummus Tartar Sauce Blue Cheese Dressing/Dip Cake Mix Cake Frosting Cookie Dough - mix or ready to bake. I will probably think of others.
  2. LissaC

    Help with homemade vegetable yogurt

    I love vegetable yogurt but in my country they're very expensive. So I decided to get myself a yogurt maker and try to make my own. I lost count of the vegetable yogurts I cooked in the last two weeks. But I didn't lose count of the homemade vegetable yogurts I ate...zero. My first two batches...
  3. Hungry Man

    Recipe & Video Homemade & handmade pasta tagliatelle with semolina & 00 flour

    Here is an easy recipe for homemade pasta and also includes basic but handy tips for drying the pasta at home. Enjoy.. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HhqTtSqAeY Ingredients: - Semolina flour, 100 g - 00 Flour, 100 g - 2 large eggs ( plus 1 yolk optional) Method: - In a large bowl...
  4. Granary loaf, 2.5g yeast

    Granary loaf, 2.5g yeast

    And it's still light and fluffy and large.
  5. daylight50

    Homemade soup freezer problem

    Hello, I made a big pot of sweet potato and carrot soup about two months ago. I left it go cold and then put portions of it into plastic freezer friendly containers and placed them in the freezer. All along it looked and tasted fine but I took one out yesterday and it had totally lost its...
  6. WhatsCookingMama

    Recipe Homemade Ice Cream

    Here's another round of vanilla ice cream. I'm developing a recipe that uses whole container amounts of ingredients. I save my dehydrated vanilla beans from making vanilla bean sugar. I cook the cream with a bean. The bean stays with the mixture until chilled. It all gets strained prior to...
  7. The Late Night Gourmet

    Homemade Stock vs Store Bought

    I've gotten to the point where I virtually never buy stock anymore: it's so easy to make, and I find that it tastes better than anything I can buy. Plus, I can control the sodium content. My basic stock consists of onion, carrots, celery, rosemary, salt, and water. Then, strain the solids out...
  8. TodayInTheKitchen

    Recipe Fastest Homemade Pizza Rolls

    Homemade Pizza Rolls by TodayInTheKitchen posted Feb 8, 2019 at 9:01 PM Homemade Pizza Rolls are a fast and easy way of skipping those frozen store-bought ones. You know the ones I mean. These pizza rolls are amazingly simple and your family will love 'em. Best of all, the are more healthy and...
  9. Morning Glory

    Recipe Home-made butter

    If you have never tried this then please do. It couldn't be easier with just 2 ingredients. Your friends and family will be impressed and probably won't know how simple it is to make! 300ml cream makes approximately 140g butter. Ingredients 300ml double cream (heavy cream) Salt to taste...
  10. SatNavSaysStraightOn

    Recipe Homemade Tahini

    With experimentation, I have established that if you are after a really smooth tahini, you need to be using white sesame seeds. Unhulled, brown sesame seeds will give you a slightly grainer, more bitter tahini as will black sesame seeds (obviously these will give you a black tahini). So bare...
  11. Morning Glory

    Home-made cheese techniques

    I posted a recipe for home-made halloumi see here: Home-made Halloumi - but I'm not at all sure if its really any different from paneer. Halloumi is traditionally made from sheep's milk and is brined - mine wasn't sheep's milk or brined! In fact, most home-made cheeses seem to follow a similar...
  12. detroitdad

    Homemade Wine

  13. Morning Glory

    Home-made chips (fries)

    I've been making home-made chips (as opposed to cooking frozen oven chips :oops:) over the last few days. This is all to do with having turkey and other cold meat leftovers from Xmas. I like nothing better than cold meats, pickle and chips. I have realised how much better home-made chips taste...
  14. The Late Night Gourmet

    How many things do you have right now that you made?

    As you can probably guess, I make a lot of things, but I don't post all of them. Some are the "support" variety - like sauces - that I don't think about because I'm always making them. I usually just think of whatever the latest Major Project is as "what I made this week". There was a time when...
  15. GadgetGuy

    Have you ever made homemade mayo?

    Have any on you ever made homemade mayo before? I used to years ago! The blender or food processor can do it nicely. When I run out of the store-bought kind, I will start back making my own. I want to see how well my new food processor does it! It should be good. Because it won't have any...
  16. Missie Leigh

    Homemade soft pretzel bites

    I made soft pretzel bites for an appetizer yesterday, and they were outstanding! I didn't get a picture but when I make them again I will. I got the recipe from Sally's Baking Addiction, and followed it exactly.
  17. Elawin

    Recipe Home-made Yoghurt

    I know there have been other posts/threads about home-made yoghurt, but this is the method which works for me! Equipment 7 glass jars, size approx. 180 ml (hint: such as pesto jars, baby food jars, or even the jars that come with the yoghurt maker :giggle:) 7 plastic screw top lids Glass...
  18. SatNavSaysStraightOn

    Making your own tofu

    I was reading jn another forum that someone was asking how to make their own tofu. Googling it, I saw a great many recipes on how to do this but the simplest was to treat it exactly as milk and cheese once a suitable soya milk had been identified for use. I tried making it myself and found that...
  19. jennyb

    Home-made sweets (candies)

    Has anyone made home-made sweets? I'm meaning things such as toffee or fudge or even boiled sweets. I'm asking because my grandson is doing a project at school. I have made fudge ages back but that is about all. I'd like to make some sweets with him but apart from fudge I don't have any ideas. I...
  20. SatNavSaysStraightOn

    Making Dairy Free Yoghurt at Home

    I recently picked up a yoghurt maker for AUD $10. (That's less than £7.50.) I'm about to try to make my first batch of dairy free yoghurt (being allergic to dairy, this makes sense to me!) and I was wondering why the instructions tell me I must bring the soya milk to the boil and allow it too...
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