Cornmeal
Golden and slightly coarse, cornmeal evokes the essence of sun-kissed fields. Its nutty aroma and hearty texture bring a rustic charm to any dish.
Notes
Choose finely ground cornmeal for tender cornbread or coarse grits for a satisfying texture in porridge.
Uses
- cornbread
- polenta
- fried chicken coating
Replacements
- corn flour for finer textures
- rice flour for gluten-free alternatives
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Miracle Whip
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Crushed Peanuts
Crushed peanuts are roasted peanuts that have been broken down into smaller pieces, offering a delightful textural contrast in a variety of dishes. Originating from South America, peanuts have become a staple in many cuisines worldwide, particularly in Asian, African, and American cooking. They boast a rich, nutty flavor with a subtle sweetness and a satisfying crunch. The texture is firm yet yields slightly when bitten into, making them an excellent addition to both sweet and savory dishes. In cooking, crushed peanuts add depth and a pleasant mouthfeel to sauces, salads, and desserts. They also tend to absorb surrounding flavors while retaining their structural integrity, enhancing the overall experience of a dish.
Recipes to try
Lemon Dill Salmon Cakes with Caper Mayo
Golden, crispy salmon cakes bursting with fresh dill and zesty lemon, served with a tangy caper mayo that'll have you hooked.
Roasted Corn and Zucchini Chowder
Creamy, comforting chowder with a roasted sweetness from corn and zucchini, finished with a sprinkle of fresh herbs.