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4 days ago

How Exactly Are Cheese Curds Made? - Tasting Table

Cheese curds are bite-sized chunks of coagulated milk, representing the unaged and unpressed state of cheese, typically made from pasteurized cow's milk.
Food & drink
#baking
#food-quality
#food-preparation
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2 weeks ago

This Was One Of Frank Sinatra's Favorite Ways To Eat Steak - Tasting Table

Steak Diane is a classic dish made by pan frying a cut of beef and topping it with cream sauce prepared with herbs, shallots, mustard, and heavy cream.
Cooking
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3 weeks ago

Amp Up Your French Toast With These Compound Toppings - Tasting Table

French toast is proof that sometimes, the most extraordinary dishes come from the simplest ingredients. The combination of compound butter and syrup-drenched bread elevates this classic dish.
Cooking
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#comfort-food
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1 month ago

Where to find the best fries in Greater Boston, according to readers

"Something magical happens to the sugars and starches as a potato ages, and an old potato makes a perfect french fry," Walker said.
Boston food
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1 month ago

Grate Garlic More Fashionably With This Little Ceramic Tool - Tasting Table

Grating garlic provides a more even cook and reduces the chance of burning, enhancing flavors in your dishes while easily releasing the prized compound allicin.
Everyday cooking
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1 month ago

Gordon Ramsay's Favorite Cut Of Steak Is A Total Classic - Tasting Table

In a cooking tutorial, Gordon Ramsay shared that filet mignon is one of his favorite cuts due to its tenderness and luxurious qualities, making it a high-end choice.
SF food
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1 month ago

Is It Necessary To Tear Spinach Leaves For A Salad? - Tasting Table

Tearing spinach by hand minimizes cell rupture, helping retain nutrients and extending freshness, while slicing can lead to oxidation and quicker spoilage.
Everyday cooking
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1 month ago

The Minnesota Tradition That Involves An Unlikely Breakfast Item In Coffee - Tasting Table

Adding eggs to your coffee does a couple of clever things. Firstly, the proteins in the egg whites act as a clarifying agent and bind to the inherent bitter compounds in coffee grounds that can occasionally make them taste overly harsh.
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1 month ago

Cannabis-Infused Olive Oil Recipe That Elevates Any Dish | stupidDOPE | Est. 2008

Decarboxylation is essential before infusion since raw cannabis contains THCA, a non-psychoactive compound that must be heated to convert into THC.
Cannabis
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1 month ago

A New Taiwanese Restaurant Spotlights Pig-Ear Chips and Tomato Granita. It's a Must-Try.

JaBä is a new Taiwanese restaurant in Midtown East, showcasing traditional dishes with a modern twist under the guidance of chef Tony Inn.
NYC food
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1 month ago

Pie Shell Vs Crust: What's The Difference? - Tasting Table

Pies have evolved over centuries, originating in ancient Egypt, Rome, and Greece, adapting through cultures, resulting in thousands of diverse varieties worldwide.
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2 months ago
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Want to cut back on meat without going vegetarian? Then mostly meatless cooking might be right for you

Healthy eating can be achieved without completely giving up meat; gradual changes are encouraged.
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3 months ago
Everyday cooking

Dress up your greens with whipped ricotta

Whipped ricotta is a versatile, creamy alternative to traditional dairy toppings and transforms dishes.
The article focuses on a unique salad featuring whipped ricotta and roasted beets.
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2 months ago

The Classic Fish Red Lobster Uses For Its Fish And Chips - Tasting Table

The use of beer in batter adds an extra dimension of flavor and contributes to a light, crispy texture that sets Red Lobster's fish and chips apart from traditional recipes.
LA food
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2 months ago

Can You Cook With The Same Beef Tallow More Than Once? - Tasting Table

Rendered beef fat is great to use in any recipe or technique that calls for clarified butter. I like infusing it with aromatics like thyme and garlic.
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4 years ago

This 25-Minute Soup May Redeem Your Winter

Tofu often gets a bad rap, but experimenting with various cooking methods can really elevate its appeal. It'll surprise many who are hesitant to try it.
SF food
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2 months ago

The Ingredient That Gives Sonic's Onion Rings Their Sweetness - Tasting Table

Sonic's onion rings get their renowned sweetness from a unique ingredient: a vanilla ice milk mix, according to former employee Stephanie Manley.
Silicon Valley food
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2 months ago

5 French Dishes That Look Way Different In American Restaurants - Tasting Table

French cuisine is timeless and adaptable, bridging cultural influences in both traditional and American interpretations.
Paris food
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3 months ago

Recipe: Zucchini, olive oil, pine nuts and Parmigiano Reggiano team up deliciously

The simplicity of zucchini carpaccio lies in the quality of its ingredients; each component needs to shine, especially the aromatic and buttery extra-virgin olive oil.
Everyday cooking
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3 months ago

Turn Bechamel Into A Cream Sauce With Virtually No Effort - Tasting Table

Béchamel, a foundational French mother sauce, can easily be transformed into a cream sauce by swapping some of the milk with cream for added richness.
Everyday cooking
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3 months ago

Cook Brisket On This Side For Superior Results Every Time - Tasting Table

Cooking brisket with the fat side down actually helps insulate the brisket from the hot grates and prevents it from drying out.
Everyday cooking
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