Oho! Maple syrup! I've never tried it. I've seen it only once, but i was not ready to pay for such a questionable pleasure. To be honest, i can't imagine a food that i would want to eat with maple syrup. I know that it's a super popular food (condiment?) in the US. Is it even edible? What does it taste like in your opinion? And what food do you eat with this thing (besides pancakes)?Pancakes and maple syrup for breakfast.
I love pancakes so much. And French toast. I don’t eat enough of them, mostly due to laziness.Pancakes and maple syrup for breakfast.
Maple syrup is used a sweetener, it has a very distintive taste, I think brown sugar comes closest. There are many cheap imitation maple syrups sold, with corn syrup bases. The real thing is quite pricey! I had a jug in my freezer for about two years . It lasts if frozen!Oho! Maple syrup! I've never tried it. I've seen it only once, but i was not ready to pay for such a questionable pleasure. To be honest, i can't imagine a food that i would want to eat with maple syrup. I know that it's a super popular food (condiment?) in the US. Is it even edible? What does it taste like in your opinion? And what food do you eat with this thing (besides pancakes)?
I remember my mom making “syrup” with brown sugar when we ran out of the store bought syrup. I never used real maple syrup until a few years ago. I was so used to the supermarket kind that I never liked the real thing lol. Now I love it.Maple syrup is used a sweetener, it has a very distintive taste, I think brown sugar comes closest. There are many cheap imitation maple syrups sold, with corn syrup bases. The real thing is quite pricey! I had a jug in my freezer for about two years . It lasts if frozen!
Maple syrup has a lovely, delicate flavor. I eat it with pancakes and French toast.Oho! Maple syrup! I've never tried it. I've seen it only once, but i was not ready to pay for such a questionable pleasure. To be honest, i can't imagine a food that i would want to eat with maple syrup. I know that it's a super popular food (condiment?) in the US. Is it even edible? What does it taste like in your opinion? And what food do you eat with this thing (besides pancakes)?
Melons are so hit or miss. It takes just the right weather to produce really good melons.Really good watermelon. I'm really happy! Hadn't had much luck with melons
Spicy mixed bean casserole with brown rice and a glass of tropical fruit juice followed by almond torte to celebrate becoming a swedish citizen.
Congratulations!Spicy mixed bean casserole with brown rice and a glass of tropical fruit juice followed by almond torte to celebrate becoming a swedish citizen.
I haven't tried baking it. I fried it with no oil in a cast-iron pan. It has a little juice/fat in it, so it fries up nicely and doesn't stick.I tried the Beyond burger today, hmm, I wasn't overly impressed. It didn't taste like meat as I remembered it. It didn't taste like any other plant based burger I have tried before either. I did cook it in the oven so maybe it is better grilled and maybe sprayed with some olive oil beforehand.
It wasn't bad at all, it just wasn't what I expected.
Congrats!
I haven't tried baking it. I fried it with no oil in a cast-iron pan. It has a little juice/fat in it, so it fries up nicely and doesn't stick.
Spicy mixed bean casserole with brown rice and a glass of tropical fruit juice followed by almond torte to celebrate becoming a swedish citizen.
Yes. I wouldn't give up my British nationality unless I had no choice at all.Does that mean that you have dual nationality ?