If you want a meal turn into a truly memorable occasion, use herbs. The herbal flavors subtle and sometimes not so subtle combine to make the dish stand out in the minds of all eat, and make your cooking a success.
There are some tricks and tips about this, that will make it much easier for any person wishing to use herbs to prepare a dish into something truly special. One of them has to do with fresh herbs dry front.
Fresh herbs are almost always more flavorful than dried herbs, however, also has more of them to impact the food tastes the same extent. In freshly dried herbs, the flavor is concentrated, provided that died before so hot that the flavor has been expelled. However, dried herbs also lose their potency after a year, so the keyword is "fresh." When buying dried herbs in a supermarket, you have no idea when dried, the time that we have proposed in the stores, and even the way they are dried. When possible, it is always preferable to use fresh herbs than dried, and if you must use dried herbs, it is always preferable to dry yourself if possible. The best and most flavorful herbs can be dried by the organization of the herbs in a single layer of depth in a window screen, supported to allow air flow, and placed out of direct sunlight.
Most people also do not understand how easy it is to grow their own herbs, and how these plants can be decorative. I have seen many different herbs and plants used with great effect, especially herbs like sage. Since there are several types of messages that have different colors in the leaves, this can be strikingly beautiful in a border, but all varieties are useful in the kitchen.
One of the keys in the use of herbs is that herbs that go with food. This is not anywhere near as difficult as one might think. Personally, I use a method that is not often used, but works very well: The "smell" test. Basically, it works like this: I know what a particular dish should smell as if it were terrible, so I often just the smell of various herbs to decide what will bring the dish with the flavor I'm looking for. There is nothing wrong with experimentation.
There are many letters of herbs to help with using the right herbs, and most are almost identical. Note that these are only guidelines, not dictate what can and can not be used in the kitchen.
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