Banana bread recipe with 3 ingredients | Easy and delicious
Who doesn’t love banana bread? I know I do, but sometimes, your recipe has many ingredients. That may be fine at times, but other times, you want the (almost) instant gratification of making something quick. This is my easy 3-ingredient banana bread recipe.
Banana bread is a wonderfully simple way to make quick bread from overripe bananas.
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The most iconic bread from around the world
Bread is an essential food item in almost every culture. It has existed for thousands of years, and its importance has not waned. Bread is a staple food in many cultures and is used in various ways, from sandwiches to soups to desserts. In this article, we will take a closer look at six different types of bread from around the world – the French baguette, the naan bread, the pita bread, the tortilla, the challah, and the bagel – and their cultural significance. This article lists the most iconic bread worldwide in no particular order.
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Amazing Heinz-style ketchup – Make it in minutes
Ketchup is probably the condiment of the Gods. Lots of tomato taste, umami, acid from the vinegar, and sweetness from the sugar. It is absolutely a fabulous condiment for beef, eggs, potatoes, sausages, burgers, french fries, pasta, and rice. It’s a huge list. This the best recipe for homemade Heinz-style ketchup.
I have previously made my own (sugar-free) ketchup recipe, but this is just a fantastic recipe. This isn’t my own recipe, but I just thought it was so great that it is worth sharing. It was developed by Chefsteps, but everything you see and read in this article has been created by me. This is the ketchup I use when I make gourmet burgers and hotdogs at home.
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Parbaking bread | This is the easy way to get freshly baked from the freezer
Even if you love homebaked bread, you only sometimes have the schedule to make and bake a loaf, especially when it comes to sourdough. The solution is parbaked bread. You bake the bread until it’s almost finished, then freeze it. You can then take it out when you need it and finish baking. I’ll explain parbaking bread and give a recipe for a sourdough bread you can par-bake. The technique can be used for any bread, though.
Parbaking refers to baking the bread partially. Parbaking is quite an underutilized technique, but I will detail how you can make frozen bread come out freshly baked every time. You cannot tell the difference between the parbaked bread and one you’ve baked in one session.
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