A leg is usually roasted whole, but it can also be boned and cut into smaller roasting joints, or thinly sliced to make steaks called escalopes. Pork legs are low in fat and can be quite dry when slow-roasted. Many are cured to make ham.
Both pork butt and pork shoulder cuts do best with long, slow cooking and are excellent choices to be barbecued, braised, or used as stew meat, as well as roasted or cooked in slow-cookers
Dragon fruit comes in 3 different types, white, red and yellow. The fruit’s texture is sometimes likened to that of the kiwifruit because of its black, crunchy seeds. The flesh is bland, mildly sweet and low in calories. The seeds have a nutty taste. The seeds are rich in lipids. Dragon fruit is also used […]
Red snappers have bright red or metallic, pink skin and average 4 to 6 pounds, but they are usually sold in the 1-1/2 to 3-pound range, whole or filleted. Fillets should always be sold with their tasty skin, which holds the delicate flesh together. Whole fish should have clear, bright red eyes. When cooking whole, […]
Compare to regular bok choy, Shanghai bok choy has mild tasting spoon shaped leaves that are lighter green with stems that are jade green instead of white. The texture of Shanghai bok choy is less crisp and gets slimy if overcooked for too long but can otherwise be substituted in many cooking applications when true […]
Bok Choy has a slight cabbage-like taste and is very popular as an ingredient in stir-fry Asian dishes. These vegetables can also be finely chopped and enjoyed as a salad or as a vegetable accompaniment to meat and fish dishes. Bok Choy is very low in calories and provides a lot of vitamin K, which […]
This firm-fleshed white fish is prized for its caviar, but there’s no need to shell out for the eggy delicacy if you want to sample a sturgeon. The fillets are also quite delicious with dense, steak-like meat that holds up well on a grill or in a smoker.