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In watching Nigella's show last weekend, she used cinnamon sticks in two
separate dishes. One was the chicken mughlai and the other was a rice pilaf. In her chicken recipe she calls for breaking one piece in half. http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/reci..._35405,00.html In her pilaf recipe she calls for breaking one piece into 3 pieces. http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/reci..._35407,00.html http://tinyurl.com/3blpu4 "I will say though, that when Nigella broke up her cinnamon stick she did it in smaller shards than I'm used to seeing. I usually just snap mine in half, hers broke into more pieces than that. I wasn't so concerned about eating around them, just that the pieces themselves looked sharp in case you did mistakenly bite down on one." This concerned me a little when she did this. I would only break it into 2 pieces outside the pot, and then put it in. Then I would probably take it out after cooking. But who wants to bite down on shards in the chicken; but the pilaf, at least one could see them. Dee Dee |
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