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While American food media loves to get in a lather over scalloped potatoes around the holidays, Lewis' Christmas table features escalloped oysters, shucked and breaded, then lavished with butter, cream, and sherry. I'm a particular fan of her opinions about the way things should be done, along with her encouragement. I'm a recipe loyalist. This means I always try to cook a recipe as written before I attempt any freestyling. But even with a longtime favorite recipe, I'll eventually wonder how I could make it better, easier, or more flavorful.

Could I brine those pork chops? How could I sear all that lamb shoulder faster? What if I replaced the cooking water with a broth, or vice versa? Nik Sharma seems like a guy who asks himself these kinds of questions over and over again. Look, for example, at his recipe for crispy carrots with garlic and mint tahini, where young carrots are cut in half lengthwise.

This creates a flat surface for you to cook, giving you more browning per carrot, and more area for crunchy rice crumbs to cling to. Along with that tasty tahini, the carrots are dusted with amchur powder—dehydrated unripe mango—a wonderfully puckery counterpoint to the sweetness of the carrots. If you're at the point where you're looking for a cookbook where the author has already asked themselves how to make their recipes better again and again, The Flavor Equation provides the answers.

To keep it moist and encourage crispy skin, you use your hands to slather a stick's worth of softened butter all over it, something Julia Child—who once cooked a rotisserie chicken almost entirely covered with bacon to keep it juicy—would almost certainly endorse.

Just as an FYI for everyone's benefit; There are four pairs of wires in cat5 cable. If you want the more recent Base or higher speeds , all four pairs are needed. PoE is a little different than a basic power adapter. That being said.. I encourage your experimentation and wish the best with your cables. Introduction: Network Cable Hack. By arifsethi Follow. More by the author:. Hacking for Dummies. Hacking Wireless Network for Dummies.

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