Podcasts about mortar and pestle

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Chef and food writer Kenji Lopez-Alt makes the argument in one of his YouTube videos for using a molcajete/tejolote (aka the mortar and pestle) to make the most of your guacamole. We wanted to put this to the test to see if we could tell the difference between guacamole made with and without this kitchen tool.

This week in food news, we’ve got: James Beard was anti-elitist. He would hate the awards that bear his name via the Washington Post. In our What’s for Dinner? segment this week, we’ve got ideas for how to use up all those seasonal peppers this time of year. In our How’s You Make That? segment, … Continue reading Episode 331: Peppers, Mortar and Pestle Vinaigrette, and the Pandemic Freezer The post Episode 331: Peppers, Mortar and Pestle Vinaigrette, and the Pandemic Freezer appeared first on Local Mouthful.

In this month's Kingdom Leadership Podcast, Rev. Fred Hartley, III teaches on "Establish The Work Of Our Hands." What God starts, He establishes. Everything we do as parents, pastors, and disciple-makers is to establish Christ’s kingdom and His righteousness in the lives of our people. For a downloadable outline of his teaching, visit www.collegeofprayer.org/podcast.

In this month's Kingdom Leadership Podcast, Rev. Fred Hartley, III teaches on "Brokenness: The Mark of Kingdom Leadership." God is attracted to brokenness. Brokenness always leads us in repentance. For a downloadable outline of his teaching, visit www.collegeofprayer.org/podcast.

This week on Cooking Issues, Dave, Nastassia and Peter Kim debate the merits of responding to emails and talk about the Spinzall centrifuge (not to be confused with the Spinn coffee maker), sous vide sauces, Christmas trees, cocktails that are easy on the stomach, food mills, apple sauce, grinding spices, the Martini Madness competition, and more!

Douglas Ford, sous-chef at LA's Lucques, uses a mortar and pestle a lot for things like grinding spices or garlic. It's often preferable to a mechanical device like a blender or Cuisinart, because the heat those devices create will cause some ingredients to oxidize more quickly and turn brown.

Susan recommends using a mortar and pestle to grind spices

After the events of the last chapter, Sean makes some adjustments to the operating protocol, which changes we get to see in action.