how to: mirepoix
Mirepoix is the French culinary term for a combination of aromatic vegetables – usually carrots, onions and celery – used as a flavour base. You’ve probably made a mirepoix many times when cooking soups, casseroles and braises.
Mirepoix is the French culinary term for a combination of aromatic vegetables – usually carrots, onions and celery – used as a flavour base. You’ve probably made a mirepoix many times when cooking soups, casseroles and braises.
The way a meal looks is almost as important as how it tastes. Food that is pleasing to the eye always tastes better: imagine being served a plate in a restaurant that looked like a dog’s breakfast – your taste would likely be negatively influenced. Approach the presentation of your meal like an artist would…
Perfectly cooked pasta is often referred to as al dente, which means “to the tooth”. Here’s how to have successful results every time:
Roasting and grinding whole spices such as coriander, cumin and fennel seeds, adds a superior flavour and aroma to your cooking (as opposed to using pre-ground spices). Here’s how to do it:
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