What is the texture of lobster tail?
Chef's answer
Lobster's soft flesh, once cooked, should be pristine white, soft and tender. You should be able to eat it with a fork, from the shell or not. The flavor and texture of the lobster tail is somewhere between crab and shrimp and more on the mild side. Lobster's flavor is uniquely mild, with all the richness in texture.
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The herbs and spices that make a good complement to beef burgers are parsley, basil, thyme, oregano, marjoram, savory, garlic, and chili flakes or powder. For intensifying flavor, try using dill pickles, sweet relish, capers, anchovies or chutney, plus almost any cheese will serve a beef burger well.
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Depending on what flavours you like with your salmon, you can keep it simple with salt and pepper, or a little butter and dill, or smother it with your favourite sauces..
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For filler and flavor, add chopped herbs and soaked breadcrumbs. Minced garlic, fresh herbs, and dried spices flavor ground meat so effectively because they get mixed right into the center of the meat, unlike with a steak or roast, where the seasoning just sits on the surface..
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What herbs go with scallops?
- Thyme: The delicate flavor of thyme and French-vibe make it the top fit for scallops.
- Tarragon: It's got a subtle licorice nuance and fresh flavor. ...
- Parsley (Italian or flat leaf): The fresh bite of parsley is another natural choice.
- Chives: The delicate onion garlic flavor works well here.
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The meat is cured using large grains of rock salt, or "corns" of salt, and a brine. It's then boiled or slowly cooked, turning a tough cut of beef into one that's super tender and flavorful. The "corning" is what gives corned beef its unique, briny taste, infusing the beef with a salty, sour, spiced flavor.
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What flavors go well with salmon?
- Salty flavors such as soy sauce, capers, olives, and miso.
- Sour flavors such as vinegar, fresh lemon, and fresh lime.
- Sweet flavors such as brown sugar, honey, maple syrup, and orange juice or orange zest.
- Pungent flavors such as onion, shallot, ginger, garlic, horseradish, and sesame.
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6 expert tricks for packing your burgers with flavorTip 1: Go Beyond All-Beef: Combine Lean and Fattier Meats. Go beyond all-beef burgers and experiment with pork, turkey, chicken and lamb. ... Tip 2: Mix Seasonings Into the Meat, But Don't Overwork the Meat. ... Tip 4: Add Colorful Herbs. ... Tip 5: Get Creative with Flavor Combinations.
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