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discounted minimum total price: € / week classic menu daily breakfast (throughout the week excluding day ) consists of types of the following items: cheese, jam, honey, olives, and freshly baked bread. boiled or scrambled egg or omelette. sausage, salami, tomato, cucumber, cornflakes, cereals, milk, yoghurt
, fruit, coffee, and tea. daily tea-time (throughout the week excluding day ) also with our standard menu every day at teatime we will serve tea coffee and biscuits. daily after dinner every evening after dinner you will be served seasonal fruit plates or desserts. day dinner: fresh fish (sea bass or...
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flavourings cookbook: porridge media: porridge porridge [ ] (historically also spelled porage, porrige, or parritch) is a food commonly eaten as a breakfast cereal dish, made by boiling ground, crushed or chopped starchy plants—typically grain —in water or milk . it is often cooked or served with added
flavorings such as sugar , honey , ( dried ) fruit or syrup to make a sweet cereal , or it can be mixed with spices or vegetables to make a savoury dish. it is usually served hot in a bowl, depending on its consistency. oat porridge, or oatmeal , is one of the most common types of porridge. gruel is...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porridge
also known as boiling water bath processing or pasteurization. could also be shortened to hwb in recipes. high acid foods are placed into hot jars, then processed (boiled) in a water bath canner before storage. examples include chutney, fruit butter, jams jelly, pickles, relish, salsa and some sauces
as well as most fruits (usually in syrup or juice) that can be whole, halved, sliced or stewed. by boiling the fruit to make jam, you are reducing the water content and the high temperature kills bacteria, moulds and yeasts. the high amount of sugar in jam, combined with natural or added pectin helps...
https://www.foodpreserving.org/p/hot-water-bath-canning.html
also known as boiling water bath processing or pasteurization. could also be shortened to hwb in recipes. high acid foods are placed into hot jars, then processed (boiled) in a water bath canner before storage. examples include chutney, fruit butter, jams jelly, pickles, relish, salsa and some sauces
as well as most fruits (usually in syrup or juice) that can be whole, halved, sliced or stewed. by boiling the fruit to make jam, you are reducing the water content and the high temperature kills bacteria, moulds and yeasts. the high amount of sugar in jam, combined with natural or added pectin helps...
http://www.foodpreserving.org/p/hot-water-bath-canning.html