How do I prevent a stale or old flavor in stored grains or flours?
Store in a cool, dry place in an airtight container. For longer storage, consider refrigerating or freezing.
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Use cold fats and liquids, handle the dough minimally, and ensure proper baking times and temperatures.
Use a buttermilk or brine soak, double-dredge in flour, and fry at the correct temperature in batches without overcrowding.
In a cool, dark, and well-ventilated place. Avoid storing near onions as they can cause each other to sprout faster.
Opt for marbled or aged cuts, season generously with herbs and spices, and consider the impact of cooking method and resting time on flavor development.
Boiling can cause curdling or separation, especially in dairy products with lower fat content.
Soak and agitate in cold water, use multiple rinses, and consider the impact of soil conditions or variety on grit content.