[Mike G] has been experimenting with making his own vinegar, and found the end product to be a delicious addition to his cooking. The first step is similar to making alcoholic beverages.
Yes, you could open a packet of crisps and stir a packet of onion soup into a tin of reduced cream, but your friends and family deserve better than that. Try this take on the classic Kiwi snack ...
You can use them as an ingredient in smoothies or scrambled eggs or as a substitute for other foods like mayo or sour cream ... To make them, place 1 cup (240 ml) of white vinegar, 1 cup (240 ...
Spread it on toast, stir it into coffee or hot milk, spoon it over ice cream or simply eat it straight from the jar for an instant shot ... Some are candy sweet or so spicy they make the mouth tingle.