The Absolute Best Cooking Method For Flavorful Sablefish
Given sablefish's high fat content, it is fairly easy to prepare since the risk of overcooking it is minimal. You can cook it many ways, but one stands out.
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Stories By Yash Raaj
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3 Ways Japan's Kakiage Can Be Served
From this wondrous variety, kakiage tempura is likely a favorite of Japanese homes because it is often made with leftovers and can be served in various ways.
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How Prue Leith Updated Queen Elizabeth's Classic Coronation Chicken
For decades coronation chicken has remained a mainstay, but the dish has received its fair share of makeovers, the latest of which is from Prue Leith.
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The Bold Flavors That Make Pakistan's Chicken Karahi Stand Out
This recipe is easy to make, yet layered. It is driven by the flavors of a spice-infused, fragrant tomato sauce and ginger -- perfect for winter.
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Mafé: The Senegalese Peanut Stew You Should Try At Least Once
Mafé, also known as domoda, was conceived in Mali, West Africa, and was taken to Senegal and The Gambia when they were occupied by European rulers.
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Why It Pays To Add An Egg Yolk To Your White Sauces
As simple as white sauces may seem, a small mistake may ruin the end result. Not making enough roux or inappropriate heating will make your white sauce split.
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Opt For Tequila In Your Next Dirty Martini
The dirty martini has gotten a whole lot more interesting with customers asking the bartenders to swap the base with the hit party drink -- tequila!
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The Best Way To Prep Fish For Deep-Poaching So It Doesn't Fall Apart
It's easy enough to poach fish in a shallow pan partially filled with your favorite sauce, but deep (or submersion) poaching presents different challenges.
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The Best Temperature For Reheating Fish Without Drying It Out
Whether you are meal prepping fish for your weekly lunches or just got overexcited and cooked too much, it's important to know how to reheat it properly.
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Is The Devil's Curry As Spicy As It Is Named?
The culinary jury's verdict on the Kristang community's Debal Curry (popularly known as the Devil's Curry) is out: It is really spicy but in the right way.
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The Best Type Of Apples For Canning
The best way to preserve apples is to can them and it is relatively simple to can apples at home. Keep in mind that some apples are better suited for it.
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The First Chocolate Brownie Recipe Is Still Being Made In Chicago
We are all familiar with the many variations of brownies, but did you know that you can still buy brownies made with the original recipe in Chicago?
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