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· 2 likes · My essentials: - Butter - Onions - Cumin - Wine - [background color=var(--bbc-body-bg-color)]Thyme[/background] Good knives are essential too! 8" French chefs, paring and filet can do everything. Remember: You are more likely to cut yourself with a dull knife! Keep …
Good knives are essential too! 8" French chefs, paring and filet can do everything. Remember: You are more likely to cut yourself with a dull knife! Keep them sharp.
Salt and paprika are my two things I use quite a bit. with the perfect amount of salt I can make anything taste good. I find paprika to be underrated and underutilized.
Noodle, frozen veg and gyoza or wontons. Tea (Earl Grey or Rose) and milk Cheese, eggs, Baked Beans and bread Dried pulses, chopped tomatoes, mince, pasta and rice A nice selection of different herbs and spices, low salt stock and Nandos hot sauce. Frozen garlic, ginger, onions and chillies.
A set of sharp knives Several chopping boards - one for veg, one for meat and so forth Nicer Dicer
lemon, garlic, olive oil, good salt (I like David's Kosher salt), parmesan, arborio rice, stock in the freezer, red onions, fresh herbs - oregano, thyme, sage.
Start f**king with bay leaves. I use them in almost every pot roast or soup. You're welcome. The OG's have been mentioned so ill try to add things not mentioned. Cayenne pepper is one of my favorite ingredients for adding flavor and a punch. Honey and apple cider vinegar are natural tenderizers and can add a ton of flavor to a dish. FRESH BASIL (my neighbor grows) i use it in cooking and drinks all the time. Himalayan pink salt tastes better to me than regular salt but I think that's just in my head.