How do I achieve a rich and unctuous flavor in bone broths?
Roast the bones beforehand, simmer for an extended period, and use a touch of vinegar to help extract minerals.
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Use a wire rack over a baking sheet instead of paper towels, and keep in a warm oven until serving.
At room temperature, away from other fruits to avoid hastening ripening. Once ripe, bananas can be refrigerated to slow further ripening, but the skin may darken.
Whisking in a bit of water or another liquid, or blending can help. For butter-based sauces, whisking in cold butter can bring it back together.
Adjust the baking time, keeping an eye on doneness. For drastic size changes, adjust ingredient quantities using volume or area ratios.
Dry thoroughly before cooking, season well, and roast or fry at high heat.
Avoid overmixing, use fresh baking powder, and ensure the oven is properly preheated.