Oh, risotto. Your reputation precedes you. Notoriously labor intensive, requiring time and constant attention to what’s happening on the stove, and lots of stirring, stirring, stirring. Hardly the dish I want to make on a weeknight when I just want dinner to be ready already! On the other hand, baked risotto is a dream come true. A true one-pot wonder, this risotto requires very little stirring and almost zero attention while it cooks.
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Sometimes you just get lucky. We were ordering groceries for a cooking class not long ago and the store didn’t have chicken thighs available in the quantity we ordered. They substituted in a package twice the size of what we needed for the same price. Score! The extra chicken thighs were quickly wrapped up and put in the freezer for future use.
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I just made bread! This is my first time making bread using yeast, and it couldn't have been simpler. Folks, if I can do it, you can too!
I'm not sure why I've been so intimidated by the thought of making bread. But since I'm self-quarantined at home, I figured I had the time for some experimentation and/or trial and error. Turns out, something truly magical happens when flour, water, salt and yeast get together in a bowl, and my actual involvement was scarcely necessary!
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