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Cooking lobster at home can be difficult for many of us, since cooking lobster by tossing it live into a pot of boiling water is still the most commonly used...
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When it comes to cooking asparagus many of us just automatically steam or simmer it, considering that’s the way our folks probably did it. In my home, asparagus was that...
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I love zucchini bread. I love banana bread. I love bread. But, considering we’ve all had zucchini and banana, I put my mind to finding five different breads that make...
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Yup, it’s mashed potato time! Say what you will about the fat and richness of this oh so American dish but who doesn’t love a good, sizable dollop of mashed...
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Fall is upon us and in celebration of our favorite season of the year, here are a few, quick and simple tips you can try out to take those good...
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Wondering what veggies you should be cooking up for fall? Here are a few of the hottest fall vegetables that have chefs across the nation all a’ flutter. Figs It’s...
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So, over the past couple years, thanks to lots of social activism and to people like Jamie Oliver and our very own first lady, Michelle Obama, there’s been a fair...
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The elusive fifth taste is what we’re talking about here. Any respectable cook or chef probably knows umami loosely translates into “delicious taste” from umai (うまい) “delicious” and mi (味)...
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When most of us cooks and chefs think of marinades we naturally think of “marinating” i.e. throwing that steak or those chicken breasts in some highly seasoned, somewhat acidic concoction...
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