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    Do you complain when food is not to your liking? I had a breakfast at a restaurant this weekend and the scrambled eggs were very unpleasant. It had a grainy, split texture. I didn’t complain, I just didn’t eat the eggs. I suppose that if I’d really wanted scrambled eggs specifically, I would’ve sent it back. But how do you even mess up… Read more

    Sol Damiani and Niels Koster
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      I think when you don’t love your work or whatever you do, you can screw up anything. The best advice for the cook is: “ find another job” . I always tend to just eat it… and complain later.. but that doesn’t help anyone 😁😁

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        Hi, @mandie-lowe

        We are sorry to hear that you had a bad experience at this restaurant.
        Most likely, they overcooked the eggs, leaving them without that moisture and fluffiness characteristic of a scrambled egg.
        Greetings.

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      I was gifted 2kg of macadamia nuts, so today I decided to start using them. I baked Levain bakery style white chocolate and macadamia nut cookies. These were excellent! Buttery, crispy on the outside, gooey on the inside, with hints of vanilla, caramel and of course, the savoury notes from the roasted nuts. I roasted mine in the airfryer, it’s… Read more

      Sol Damiani and Niels Koster
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        Hi, @mandie-lowe
        Those cookies look sublimely delicious, I love cookies that have nuts, they always give them a crunchy touch. Thanks for sharing.
        Greetings

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          Oh 😋 I ADORE cookies AND nuts haha. My kryptonite @mandie-lowe

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          In South Africa, we bake a type of sweet yeasted bread, called “mosbolletjies”. It’s almost always sliced and dried out to make rusks. It tastes of aniseed. I saw this unusual presentation on a menu, it’s bacon, egg, cheese and onion on mosbolletjie bread. A very interesting combination! It was delicious, but extremely filling.

          Sussan Estela Olaya and Sol Damiani
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            Thanks for sharing @mandie-lowe 🙌 Love the texture of those layers

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            Sourdough Pain de Mie from The Perfect Loaf website. You definitely need a stand mixer for this dough, I wouldn’t attempt it by hand.

            Mili Martinez Mosquera and Sol Damiani
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            I made a coffee-flavoured cake, with coffee cream cheese frosting. I’m away from home and don’t have my own kitchen tools with me. I borrowed a food processor to make almond praline for the filling and tried my best to smooth the frosting, using only an offset spatula. I’m pleased with the outcome, it has a rich coffee flavour.

            Mili Martinez Mosquera, Inês Paler and 3 others
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              Hi @mandie-lowe
              That looks really delicious, thanks for sharing with the community.

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                I love the photo where you can see the layers. The crumb looks really good. Thank you for sharing, @mandie-lowe 🙌

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                We made a fire this evening and enjoyed the Spanish omelet, made according to Clara Villalón’s recipe. Next time, I will be extra careful with keeping the onions on top of the potatoes, because I had to pick out a couple of burnt bits!

                Jordi Ber, Sol Damiani and Sussan Estela Olaya
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                  Hi, @mandie-lowe

                  It turned out incredible and has a very beautiful golden color, I like the combination of the Spanish omelette with onion, it gives it a very good flavor.
                  Thanks for sharing with the Scoolinary community.

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                    It´s lovely, @mandie-lowe Can´t think of a better match for that fire than your Spanish -wonderful- Omelette and a glass of red wine. Thanks for sharing

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                    I prepared the Som Tum (Green Papaya Salad) from the Thai Cuisine course. I added shrimps to turn it into a more substantial lunch. Really enjoyed the fresh flavours of this dish and it was so easy to make.

                    Mili Martinez Mosquera, Jordi Ber and 2 others
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                      If a salad could talk, it would say ‘Eat me, I’m awesome.’ That combination of ingredients is super cool. The shrimp really takes that dish to the next level @mandie-lowe

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                      I’ve been wanting to make croissants, but I’ve always felt as though I needed to wait until I was more experienced at pastries. I’ve made laminated doughs before, but never yeasted laminated dough. For some reason, I turned it into a massive challenge in my mind, but when I followed the steps, it was actually one of the easier projects…

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                      Kate Wilson and Mili Martinez Mosquera
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                      The Coffee and Dark Chocolate Truffles from the “Fundamentals of Chocolates” course by Matías Dragun can easily be adapted. I did not have coffee liqueur, so I used Crème de menthe instead. I am so impressed by the recipe, as it uses an unusual technique to speed up the truffle making process. The best part is that the truffles can be made in…

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                      Mili Martinez Mosquera, Sussan Estela Olaya and Sol Damiani
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                      Black sourdough, using activated charcoal.

                      Isabel Escriva Mancebo, Sol Damiani and Sussan Estela Olaya
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