Barriehie
Guru
I keep mine in the fridge so they go like this:I'm gonna try that!
- 350°F/175°C for 10 minutes
- 390°F/200°C for 8 minutes, or until toasty enough
I keep mine in the fridge so they go like this:I'm gonna try that!
Your welcome. I like to mix mine half and half with water to make rice. Pippi gets chicken rice and it's all stock, no water dilution.That's good to know guys, thanks. I made a turkey stock from a smoked turkey carcass (no feet or heads, lol) and it was pretty high sodium. It's very gelatinous. It's in a Pyrex with a tight lid in the coldest part of my refrigerator. I'm thinking of adding 1-2 tbsp here and there to various dishes to use up the last of it. It's about 3 weeks old. I'd used it with smoked turkey meat, egg noodles, mushrooms and heavy cream about 10 days ago for a casserole and it was delicious. I think I'll add it to my quiche egg mixture today.
I'm a big rice person but my DH loves pasta more. It might make a good base along with seafood stock for a paella. He'd eat that. I've got octopus, shrimp, scallops and fish in the freezer. Might have to have my youngest daughter and her husband over one night soon. SIL is pescatarian and she goes with the flow.Your welcome. I like to mix mine half and half with water to make rice. Pippi gets chicken rice and it's all stock, no water dilution.
I'm a big rice person but my DH loves pasta more. It might make a good base along with seafood stock for a paella. He'd eat that. I've got octopus, shrimp, scallops and fish in the freezer. Might have to have my youngest daughter and her husband over one night soon. SIL is pescatarian and she goes with the flow.