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Mmmpomps

Mmmpomps

54 minutes ago, blue_dolphin said:

Your brunch polenta was already fabulous but this one is even more over the top.  Thank you for recommending the polenta method over on hippressurecooking.com.  I've got to give this a try.  

 

I also tried that recipe for caramelized onions.  I ended up with a large amount of liquid after the pressure cooking step and it took such a long period of stirring on the Sauté function (almost 40 minutes) that the onions had pretty much turned into a paste.  

I was disappointed as I'd been expecting onions, not onion purée and the claim of "caramelized onions in 30 minutes" turned out to be bogus in my hands.  However, I froze it in ice cube trays and it's been great to thaw out a cube or two and get that great caramelized flavor in an instant.  Smeared on a flatbread, sprinkled with grated cheese and broiled - yum!  

 

 

Thanks! You will have to scrub your IP after making it though it does make a 'crust' on the bottom!

 

Yes the onions I found to be more like an onion 'jam' ! Smeared on the polenta was incredible! I probably sauteed for 10 minutes and it did set up more on its own.

 

Mmmpomps

Mmmpomps

51 minutes ago, blue_dolphin said:

Your brunch polenta was already fabulous but this one is even more over the top.  Thank you for recommending the polenta method over on hippressurecooking.com.  I've got to give this a try.  

 

I also tried that recipe for caramelized onions.  I ended up with a large amount of liquid after the pressure cooking step and it took such a long period of stirring on the Sauté function (almost 40 minutes) that the onions had pretty much turned into a paste.  

I was disappointed as I'd been expecting onions, not onion purée and the claim of "caramelized onions in 30 minutes" turned out to be bogus in my hands.  However, I froze it in ice cube trays and it's been great to thaw out a cube or two and get that great caramelized flavor in an instant.  Smeared on a flatbread, sprinkled with grated cheese and broiled - yum!  

 

 

Thanks! You will have to scrub your IP after making it though it does make a 'crust' on the bottom!

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