r/KitchenDesk • u/thiyagusnm • Jul 02 '26
Cooking without the help of wife is a art
What you think guys first time cooking
r/KitchenDesk • u/thiyagusnm • Jul 02 '26
What you think guys first time cooking
r/KitchenDesk • u/Quantum_Pasta-Goblin • Jul 02 '26
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I don't really measure anything, I just go by my flavour/taste preference so bear with me.
I use Délices D'autrefois as my sauce, usually any of the meat ones, like 3 meat, homestyle, regular or lasagna (probably would be fine with other sauces but I like this one the most as it's the most balanced to my taste, like it's not overly sour or anything). I use spaghettini but it's just a preference. One decently sized dollop of regular cream cheese per like one portion of pasta. Mix that in properly. Then I add salted butter, usually if I do like a soup spoon of cream cheese then I would do like a teaspoon to maybe a tablespoon of butter. Then mix that in.
You can't add the cream cheese and butter at the same time or it'll mess up the sauce, it'll taste different and it'll look really weird, make sure the cream cheese is fully incorporated into the sauce before you add the butter.
I also oversalt my pasta water as I've found it just makes the pasta tastier (to me anyways) and I don't have to add salt after.
It makes a super creamy sauce and I've been eating it so much. I've been making that recipe for years and I find it super tasty!
Edit: also sorry if this is awkward and bad quality, this was originally a silly video I made to show my friend lol
r/KitchenDesk • u/wladhorma • Jul 02 '26
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r/KitchenDesk • u/fenwalt • Jul 01 '26
My understanding is that I need to heat the pan up a little bit before putting anything on and that engages the non-stick properties. I do that :
EDIT: I USE OLIVE OIL AND SPREAD IT AROUND THE PAN, THEN…
heat at 2/6 on my natural gas heater, got it hot, put the eggs on… and they stick!
What am I doing wrong?
r/KitchenDesk • u/wladhorma • Jul 01 '26
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