The good ones were with scallions, bacon, bell peppers, chilies, onions, andouille sausage, and a panko topping...various iterations.
I always went with what I was in the mood for, really. I do three different kinds at work. I really never cared for quiche. If I’m gonna have eggs, it’s going to be just eggs.
@Behr do you have a Vitamix or a Blendtec?
Then you ought to know the ingredients that she likes. Do a basic and build on what she like. You can’t go wrong.I’m with ya on that, but the wife likes it from time to time, so there it is!
I think I’m just beginning to understand that the eggs are more of a binder for the good stuff...at least that’s the way I’m going at it.
No, I don't remember salt being an issue. Just a basic lack of flavor. Maybe I'll try again sometime.Not now, I had several Vitamix at the restaurant tho.
And I like the brine too, but not in my piccata. Anyway, just that wouldn't ruin it anyway, but that, the wrong butter, the wrong wine, too much or not enough lemon or flour or chicken broth or how you cooked the chicken... Lotta salt going on there, did you add salt, or was salt even an issue?
You're good. I've been using mine when I make salmon. Mix it with a little evoo and cayenne, brush it on salmon, and top with a little chopped garlic. Then cook in the air fryer 10-12 minutes. Dammit! De freaking licious!And btw @vollygirl That recipe for Chayote that uses the blackstrap molasses isn't worth the time it would take to type it. That's why I didn't remember it. Sorry I forgot to say anything.
No, I don't remember salt being an issue. Just a basic lack of flavor. Maybe I'll try again sometime.
Let me know how it goes.I did a veal piccata last year for the whole family. I felt it was lacking in flavor and not what I’ve had before. I’m pretty sure it was the way I prepared it and probably forgot something. Plan on doing it again with chicken soon, when I work my nerve up. Lol. My poor family.
