Food
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Grill Apples at Your Next Cookout for a Smoky, Sweet Side or DessertFood 2016. 6. 17. 23:57
I’ll admit that when I think of grilling out-of-doors, my thoughts quickly turn to meat, with little brain space leftover for sides. This flesh-focused tunnel vision of mine may be why I’ve never considered grilling apples, but luckily Food 52 has brought the idea to my attention.We’ve talked about the tasty merits of grilled fruit before, but never apples, for some reason. That’s too bad, becau..
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These Practical Uses for a Whipping Siphon Go Way Beyond Whipped CreamFood 2016. 6. 17. 23:52
Whipping siphons tools that seem best for fancy restaurant chefs. I appreciate everything you can do with them, but I’m not topping my weeknight dinner with a smoked salmon espuma. I’m interested in how it can help me speed things up, particularly infusions. Here’s are some clever ways you can put one to use at home. To see if a whipping siphon could help me make food and beverages tastier, fast..
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Grate Fresh Garlic Directly Into the Meat for Tastier MeatballsFood 2016. 6. 17. 23:41
When making meatballs, you want small pieces of garlic to be evenly distributed throughout the ball, otherwise you could end up chomping down on big, raw chunks. You could chop the allium into tiny little pieces, or you could just grate it in. This tip not only saves you a bit of time—which is all important on busier weeknights—but grating the garlic ensures it gets properly cooked and mellowed...
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Why You Should Keep Your Coffee Beans in the FridgeFood 2016. 6. 16. 14:56
Many of us keep our coffee beans in the fridge or freezer to keep them fresh, but a new study suggests there’s added benefit to this practice: more flavorful coffee. Scientists from the University of Bath, in collaboration with a local cafe, studied the effects of grinding beans at different temperatures—from room temperature all the way down to a chilly -196°C. (I guess they figured some people..
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Get Glorious Roasted Garlic in Just Fifteen MinutesFood 2016. 6. 16. 14:56
Roasted garlic is somewhat magical, but leaving the oven on for 50 minutes or so isn’t always feasible (or desired in these hot-weather months). If you want to mellow out the pungent allium without heating up the house, turn to your skillet.It really couldn’t be easier. Just separate cloves of garlic from the bulb, leaving the skins on, and drop them in a skillet over medium heat. You don’t even..
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Settle Down, Your Hot Drink Isn’t Likely to Give You CancerFood 2016. 6. 16. 14:51
The World Health Organization announced today that hot drinks probably cause cancer. That does not mean that the hot coffee in your hand right now is going to kill you. This announcement comes with a lot of caveats, and most of us are probably in the clear. First, a quick reminder about what “probably causes cancer” really means. The WHO’s cancer research group puts items on that list if they “p..
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Add a Spoonful of Jam for an Easy Way to Make Flavorful LemonadeFood 2016. 6. 16. 14:46
A cold glass of lemonade is great on its own, but fancy flavored lemonade is another level of tastiness that can be as easy as adding in a spoonful of your favorite jam.Ideally you’ll spoon in your jam while you’re making your lemonade, so you can taste it, see how it is, and then add a little more if you need it, or dilute it a bit with water. If you’ve already made some lemonade though, you ca..
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Make and Freeze This Flavorful Trinity For Quick, Easy Meal StartersFood 2016. 6. 15. 14:05
You may have heard of soffritto, that flavorful trinity of sauteed carrots, onion, and and celery that adds flavor and richness to everything it graces. You could saute up some soffritto each time you need it, or you could borrow this clever trick from Food 52 and keep a roll of it in the freezer, ready for instant use. To make it, just chop up roughly equal parts of each vegetable and cook the ..