What’s the difference between stock and broth?
Stock is made from bones and has a gelatinous texture when cooled. Broth is made from meat and is thinner.
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Blind bake the crust, ensure the filling is not too wet, and cook just until set in the center.
Toast spices before grinding, use a combination of fresh and dried herbs, and adjust seasoning with acid or sweetness as needed.
At room temperature in a glass of water, or wrap in a damp paper towel and store in a plastic bag in the refrigerator.
Rinsing removes surface starch, which can prevent the rice from becoming too sticky or clumpy.
Simmer gently without boiling, and avoid stirring too much. Rapid boiling can make the broth cloudy.
Frying and sautéing use a small amount of oil, with food in contact with the pan. In deep frying, food is fully submerged in hot oil.