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Rachael Ray Cookware Products - Cooking Tips and Techniques

A very rewarding cooking experience can always be achieved when the cookware used has top-quality. For this reason, moms and chefs alike have chosen the number one trusted brand, Rachael Ray cookware products. So have your own Rachael Ray set prepared on a table and then begin these very easy-to-do recipes.

Spanish Style Pot Roast Ingredients:

Cookware Sets

1 green pepper
1 small onion 1 small
1 clove garlic, crushed 1 clove
1 bay leaf, crumbled 1
One-fourth dried leaf marjoram 1ml
2 tablespoon olive oil 30ml
4-pound chuck roast 1.8-kilo gram
2 tablespoon olive oil 30ml
19-ounce can tomatoes 540-ml can
One-fourth cinnamon 1ml
One-eight cloves 0.5ml
2 teaspoon salt 10ml
One-fourth pepper 1ml
2 cups dry red wine 500ml
1 tablespoon cornstarch 15ml
One-fourth cold water 60ml

Procedure:

At first, you need to cut the green pepper into strips, discarding the stem, the seeds, and the membrane. Next, you peel and quarter the onion. Then chop the pepper and the onion finely in a food processor or food chopper. Be careful not to puree it. Following that, you add the garlic, the bay leaf, the marjoram, the one-half teaspoon (2ml) salt and the 2 tablespoon (30ml) olive oil. Blend the aforesaid ingredients well. Rub this mixture into both sides of the roast and let it stand for an hour.

Next, you scrape any of the green pepper mixture that is loose off the roast and save it. Then, you heat the 2 tablespoon (30ml) olive oil in a large heavy Rachael Ray saucepan or Dutch oven. Cook the meat well until it becomes browns on all sides. Then, you add the tomatoes, the green pepper mixture, the cinnamon, the cloves, the 2 teaspoon (10ml) salt, the pepper and the wine. Bring it to a boil, and then turn down the heat. Cover and simmer it 3 to 4 hours or until the meat becomes very tender, then turning the roast occasionally.

Afterward, you lift out the meat and place it onto a hot platter. Then, you add the cornstarch with cold water and stir it until it becomes smooth and blended. Next to that, you bring the liquid in the Rachael Ray pan to a boil and stir it in the cornstarch mixture gradually. Then, cook it until it is boiling and slightly thickened. Then, you taste it and add some salt and pepper if necessary. Serve it as gravy with sliced meat.

Rachael Ray Cookware Products - Cooking Tips and Techniques

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Chinese Cooking Utensils

There are quite a few traditional utensils that have been used in cooking for thousands of years in China. Some of them are still seen in most of families, some can only be seen in rural areas, or may be disappearing in the modern world. But to cook authentic Chinese food that always tastes like grandma's, some of the utensils simply cannot be replaced by what you see in American stores.

Chinese Wok

Cookware Sets

Deep pan with round bottom used in several ways. Comes in iron, stainless and stainless with layer of copper on the bottom. Iron heats most evenly, but should be seasoned before using or food will stick.

To season: Fill pan with water. Add soap and soda and bring to boil. Pour off water, wipe dry. Place pan over strong heat. Add oil and rotate till pan is coated. Pour off excess oil. Place pan over weak fire and wipe with dry cloth.

To clean: After using pan, wash while still hot. Wipe and place over heat to dry completely.

Knife

Heavy and wide. All purpose - for paring, cutting, slicing, chopping and carving.

Iron Palette

Comes in square or round front. Rounded ones are easier to use with Chinese wok. Use for frying, sautéing and basting.

Iron Spoon

Use back side for mixing food with minimum breakage.

Steamer

Used for steaming buns, chicken, meat, fish. Place over Chinese wok filled with boiling water. Buy one size smaller than wok. There are new styles of steamers on the market made of different materials. But Chinese believe that the traditional steamer works the best.

Slotted Spoon

Used for deep frying and boiling to get rid of excess oil or water.

Wire Sieve

With handle. Used for boiling noodles, dumplings, etc.

Steamers for Pastries

Small in size - about 15cm (6") in diameter. Used in same method as large steamer. Serve hot pastries in steamers. Typical foods served are small meat buns (small steamer meat buns, or Xiao Long Bao Zi), steamed meat dumplings (Shao Mai), etc.

Moulds for cookies

Made from wood with various carved designs. No longer popular in the modern society since people tend to buy cookies off the shelf. Some may still use the moulds for major holidays, or just Chinese New Year.

Bamboo Brush

Used for washing hot wok. Guess only people in some rural areas still use this type of brush. More people use regular washing cloth found on market.

Rolling Pin

Used for preparing noodles, dumpling skins, Chinese pancakes, and more. With the busy daily life nowadays, most of time people choose to buy ready to cook fresh noodles and dumpling skins from the small vendors seen on the street to save us time. Choose ones made from sturdy wood.

Chinese Cooking Utensils

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Cooking With A Dutch Oven

Dutch oven cooking is making a comeback. This staple campfire utensil, perhaps the most valuable tool a camp cook can own, is rich in American pioneer tradition. You can plug in to that heritage by using a Dutch oven to cook with on your next campout. Dutch ovens are also finding their way into the modern cook's kitchen; there is no better tool to use when you want to slow-cook something.

A Dutch oven for outdoor use is made of cast iron (and is therefore quite heavy!), having a smooth bottom, a tight fitting lid and three short legs for raising it above the campfire coals or other heat source. A cast iron Dutch oven is cookware that will truly last a lifetime.

Cookware Sets

Today, several manufacturers offer Dutch ovens made of aluminum or other materials than cast iron. For my money, though--and for authenticity--I prefer cast iron, especially for outdoor usage.

Before you cook your first meal in a new Dutch oven, you must properly season it. Don't skip this step or you will likely end up ruining the oven; at the very least, your food will not cook as well as it should.

Seasoning involves coating the entire surface of the oven with cooking oil and then baking the oil into the iron. If you have a new oven, it will probably come with manufacturer's instructions for doing this. Some Dutch ovens come preseasoned, but don't assume that this is the case. Once seasoned, whether by the manufacturer or by you, your Dutch Oven may never need to be seasoned again.

Dutch ovens are intended for long, slow cooking--in fact, it's the original slow cooker. A Dutch oven will give a temperature of approximately 300 degrees, with the heat even distributed throughout its interior. You can cook many familiar home-style recipes in this utensil, and it is particularly suited to stews, roasts, soups and other one-pot meals. One of the things that makes it great for camping is that you can start a meal cooking and then go about enjoying the rest of the camping experience without having to constantly peek at how the food is coming. Just give it time.

Recipes for Dutch oven cooking are available on the Web, and entire books of "DO" recipes have been published. The word is getting out: Dutch oven cooking is fun and easy. The Dutch oven has even been proclaimed the official cookware of Texas, Arkansas and Utah. But you don't have to live in one of those states to make this versatile utensil a part of your cooking repertoire. Why not plan to take one along on your next outdoor adventure?

Cooking With A Dutch Oven

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