
Brown Butter Chocolate Cake and More Recipes We Made This Week
It is no secret that Bon Appétit editors prepare a lot for work. Therefore, it is not surprising that we cook a lot for several hours. Here are the recipes that we raise this month to have dinner on the table, entertain our friends, satisfy the sweet tooth, use the remains and everything between them. For an even larger number of favorites of staff, Click here.
February 7
Useless green curry
I prepared dishes for the freezer, which I can rely on when it was dark early, and I have no desire to cook. One of them is soup; The other is green curry. I sifted some Bon Appétit recipes, which use the green carry pasta and found two that aroused my interest: shrimp and coconut carry with rice noodles and this green clipping of pork Curry. I finished the fact that I combined them for green carry from pork and hiss, reinforced with sweet pepper from the farmer market, green beans and carrots. If you have not used Maesri Curry paste before, this is your sign for this. With a reliable big taste, this is a gate for so many dishes. The next time I will use the pasta to make my colleagues from colleagues from Shilpa USKOVIC Green Curry Pie Pie to hide in the freezer – Marie Callender’s, beware. —Rmila ramakrishnan, Deputy Director of Social Networks
The result is risotto
I am an evangelist from the rice and tell you about whose liba is the ear, if it presses on its dignity. This is a kitchen device that gets as many (if not more) actions as my coffee maker. When the senior editor of the kitchen testing Jesse Shevchik offered to make a drawing of drawing in this faithful assistant dinner, I was all in. (In the end, this is not the first time that I rely on a rice carrier for full food, after all.) The final result is a riff with the help of a classic one, which frees you from what you want while you cook. Do not miss bright lemon and fresh mint – they will make you almost Belief in the spring is just around the corner. – Hana Asbrink, Deputy editor of food
Easy food for moving the week
Moving means that you do not immediately have a completely equipped pantry of your dream. But with some prolonged honey and dijon mustard, which survived the trip to the U-Hul, I decided to cook this dinner from the Ali Slagle leaf panel. Sausages, Brussels sprouts (I prepared broccoli), and children’s potatoes are mixed in a scorching oven. Halfway through the hot one, they are covered with a sticky, honey icing, and then continues to cook until cooked and caramelize. Eathed right from the gasket (the unpacking of plates was tomorrow’s problem), this dinner was only those who I need. –Nina moskowitz, assistant editor, cooking
Red carry pace and rice cakes
I have to stop talking about the red pork and rice tortenses of the former BA employee Rachel Gurdzhar, but I can’t. This dish is salty and fast, depending on a number of main products of the pantry, and so delightfully eating (thanks to the mating of crispy soil pork and the inflatable Korean TTEOK). This week I made a dish of a house with a small setting (for the first time I dared to configure the perfect recipe)-their Vegetarian with the help of a destroyed pace instead of pork. Pork is better, but it absolutely worked as a last resort. –Kendra vavulin, kitchen test editor
Chocolate cake with moral spirit
The team of my partner worked late at night to speak at the end of the week (if you are in New York, very Granzhville in Signature Theater). So, I made my colleagues from the chocolate pie Shilpa USKOKOVIC with brown oil of the glaze to increase their morale. Nothing says: “Get up, buttercup!” As a unicorn spray. I knew that Shilpa’s recipe was uncontrollable as it was, but I could not help but add my little turn. First, I replaced ¼ cup of water in the cake dough with a coffee liquor. Then, instead of powder of dry milk, which shilpa toasts in brown oil to give it even large caramelized notes, I changed the powder of malt milk, adding an additional layer of taste. -ABOUT. Ja Sevye, Senior editor SEO, cooking