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How to Spatchcock a Chicken
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Here, answers to all your questions including: what is spatchocoking? And What is the reason to spatchcock a chicken? Plus, a step-by-step how-to complete with pictures.
What Is Cheesecloth?
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Yes, cheesecloth is used for making cheese, but it is also used for straining just about anything including broth, nut milks, berry purees and custard. Read on for how buy it, use it and substitute for it.
The Secrets to Perfect Stir Frying, According to a Chinese Restaurant Chef
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Lucas Sin of Junzi Kitchen shares tips that will improve your stir fries, no matter your skill level.
Why You Should Save Pasta Water
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Why you should save pasta water to make the best-ever sauce.
What Is Chorizo?
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Learn all about chorizo and where it comes from. Discover the different types of chorizo, what makes each type unique and how to cook them.
What to Know about Buying and Handling Mexican Peppers
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Here, we go over some of the more popular varieties you’ll come across in the United States. Plus, how to safely buy, prep and store them.
Refined Versus Unrefined Coconut Oil: What’s the Difference?
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We discuss how coconut oil and refined coconut oil are made, the differences in flavors and smoke points and when to use each.
What's Cactus Pear? And How to Prep and Eat It
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Also known as prickly pear, this spiny fruit is native to Mexico. It tastes like a watermelon crossed with a cucumber and can be eaten raw or cooked down into jams and simple syrups. Here’s how to buy, prep and cook it.
How to Cut a Kiwi
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This guide covers all the basics for peeling, cutting and eat kiwis, including how to tell if a kiwi is ripe.
The Best Bread for Making French Toast
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Plus a few bread rules to follow for French toast. Here's when to use a sandwich bread, a brioche or challah, and sourdough.
