Bursting with sweet surprises such as ricotta, berries, chocolate and more, these amazing stuffed pancakes are the perfect treat and can be made using a variety of batter flavors.
Baked upside-down and inspired by shrimp scampi, this new twist on classic garlic bread features aromatic herb-garlic butter with red pepper flakes, fresh shrimp and toasted sesame seeds.
People in the US consume about 157 million pounds of string cheese a year. Which is why Sunny Anderson visits Henning’s Wisconsin Cheese Factory to learn how raw milk is turned into string cheese. Raw milk – straight from the cow – first heads to the pasteurizer to kill bacteria. Next a cheese-specific bacteria culture is added to the milk; all string cheese starts as mozzarella. The culture creates a curds-and-whey mixture. The whey liquid is drained from the curds, which are then rinsed. Then the clean curds are dumped into a cooker vat. The curds come out the other end as a giant glob of mozzarella cheese. The cheese is forced through an extruder, turning it into long cheese ropes, which are then cut to size and packaged as string cheese.
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