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Hot pot is another novelty in Beijing. This dish is said to be a thousand years old and is mostly eaten in winters. There are two types of hot pots; the Mongolian hotpot and the Sichuan hotpot. The main ingredient in both types of hotpot is mutton. Frozen pieces of mutton are added to hot soup contained in a copper pot. The Sichuan hotpot is spicy while the Mongolian has vegetables and sea weed in it. Mary Sue serves third and gets a little grumpy with the other chefs for rushing her. She goes with Mussels and Clams Portuguese Style with Sausage and Wine Broth. Curtis thinks it's a great date dish because it's fun and impresses Gail with his fork/spoon combo MacGyver style. He's invented the spork! Naomi is next and worries her plate is too "rustic." She serves a Porcini-braised chicken Thigh. James is not impressed by the romance of the dish but Gael is willing to forgive because the food is so good. And for those times when you aren't serving a full meal, don't forget the natural pairings of wine and cheese. There's a reason these two are so often combined. Wine and cheese complement each other exquisitely. Mild to sharp cheeses work well with red wines, as do soft cheeses such as Camembert or Brie. Dry whites are excellent with goat cheese. Sweet wines call for a more intense cheese. Caramelize onions and brown meat beforehand. Many recipes call for you to put all of the ingredients into the crock pot raw - and that's perfectly fine to do. In fact, that's going to be the most efficient way to go, if you are using your coq au vin slow cooker chicken breast slow cooker as the ultimate time saving device that it is. But you can dramatically enhance the flavor of your final dish by browning your meat or chicken and sauteing your onions before you add them to the pot. This step also reduces some of the fat content of your recipe. You can make garlic mash potato as an accompaniment for sausages as a simple family meal. However, make a little extra mash potato and you have the base for a formidable Salmon Patties Recipe. Mildly flavored with fresh coriander, capers and gherkins, this is one of those canned salmon recipes which is also good in lunch boxes. An all coq au vin slow cooker round winner. Store-bought jarred pasta sauce - I make my own when I can; when I can't, there's always a jar of traditional Ragu or Prego or something in my pantry. I always buy the plain stuff and add my own
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