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How to Toast Pine Nuts
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Pine nuts are expensive and burn quite quickly, so you’ll want to make sure you toast them properly. Here’s how.
How to Steam Shrimp
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Learning how to steam shrimp is a breeze with our step-by-step guide. Learn how to clean shrimp as well as how to set up a set up a pot for steaming shrimp with restaurant-quality results.
How to Thicken Soups, Sauces, Chili and Other Foods
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Learn the tricks for thickening braises, gravy, pan sauces, stews, chili and soups, including adding potato, cornstarch, crushed chips or reducing liquid.
What Is a Sous Chef?
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By the time a cook becomes a sous chef, they have worked every station is a restaurant and can run the kitchen. Learn about where the term comes from and everything a sous chef does.
What Is Scrapple?
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Commonly eaten in the Mid-Atlantic states for breakfast, scrapple is like an American version of pate. Here’s everything you need to know, including its history and what’s in it.
What Fruit Is In Season?
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Fruit in season is sweeter and less expensive than out of season fruit. Here's a breakdown of what's in season based on the time of year.
How To Cook an Egg in the Microwave
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The experts at Food Network share a step-by-step guide to making poached, scrambled and baked eggs in the microwave. Each technique takes no more than 1 minute.
What Is Hummus, and How Do You Make It?
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Learn how to make hummus at home in this step-by-step guide. Plus, explore the history of hummus, how to serve it and hummus recipes to try.
What Is Pancetta?
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What is pancetta, and how is it related to bacon, prosciutto and guanciale? They’re all pork, but each has its own flavor. Let’s find out how they differ.
What Is Absinthe?
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The old-timey spirit was enjoyed by many famous creators in the late 19th century. Why was it outlawed for years, and recently legalized? What’s the best way to enjoy it? We have all the answers.
