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All About Shrimp: Buying, Cleaning, Cooking & Recipes
Shrimp is arguably the most popular seafood in North America. And picking out good-quality shrimp isn’t hard; you’re already equipped with the best tools to make good choices — your senses.
All About Maple Syrup
Pure maple syrup is a sensual pleasure — it’s silky smooth and delivers flavor, color, and aroma. Real maple syrup demands attention and leaves you in awe.
My “Secret” Ingredient for Outstanding Recipes? It Isn’t Even Food.
It can’t be bought in a store. You can’t find it on Amazon. But for phenomenal flavor, this one simple ingredient is key.
Can’t-Miss 2022 Amazon Prime Day Deals for Foodies
Check out these Amazon Prime Day Deals we think foodies will want to know about.
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Less (Sugar) Is More: 7 Tips for Reducing Your Sugar Consumption
Eating less sugar — but spice and everything nice — has effected some meaningful changes to my overall health. If you’re considering making a change to lower your sugar consumption, read on for my best tricks and tips.
11 Hot Drinks for Winter, including Warm Cocktails!
Are you looking for a hot drink to warm the belly this winter? Here are 11 of our favorite warm drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) to take the chill off all winter long.
5 Food Gifts to Make & Give This Christmas
This year, stand out from the gifting crowd and leave these savory bites on a few doorsteps.
How To Choose a Chef's Knife
If you could have only one good knife in your kitchen, the right chef’s knife is the one to own. All knives can cut, but a good chef’s knife does that plus more. Consider it as an extension of your hand.
Worcestershire Sauce – An Unsung Hero
Whether you say WOOS-tuhr-shuhr, WUSS-terr-sherr, or simply the “W” sauce, I hope you will agree with me that this sauce is a workhorse, and should be on everyone’s cooking radar.
Relishing Scallions: Scallions vs Green Onions and Why I Love Them
Too many scallions? I would argue there's no such thing.
From classic to flavored, Mojitos are the cocktail you should be drinking all summer long!
With the dog days of summer in full swing, everyone needs a refreshing cocktail to cool down with. And if you ask me, you can never go wrong with a classic mojito.
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Recipes
Bloody Mary Pops
For a savory, boozy popsicle, give these Bloody Mary Pops a try — they’re perfect for a brunch on the patio. Inspired by the classic brunch cocktail, these alcohol-infused pops have all the traditional flavors of a Bloody Mary, but in a refreshing, conveniently packed form.
Cucumber-Soju Coolers
These vibrant Cucumber Soju-Coolers are the perfect refreshing accompaniment to a spicy meal. Fresh mint, cucumber, lime, and just a touch of sweetness come together for the perfect summer drink. Word to the wise, it’s nearly impossible to have just one.
Considered Korea’s national alcohol, Soju, at its most basic, is a colorless, 20–24 percent alcohol-by-volume spirit. It’s neutral-tasting, like vodka, and is traditionally made from rice. But modern producers often use other starch…
Homemade Yogurt
Creamy Homemade Yogurt is so luscious in taste and texture, and so simple to make, once you try it, you may never purchase it again. When you make yogurt at home, you control everything about it — quality of ingredients, thickness, and tartness of the finished product. Incubate your yogurt based on your taste preferences; more time for more tartness. For thinner yogurt, skip the nonfat dry milk.
Creamed Spinach Sauce
This Creamed Spinach Sauce was created to top our Steak House Mushroom Burgers, but it also pairs nicely with grilled steak or pork tenderloin.
Tuscan Beans
These “baked beans” are delicious warm or at room temperature.
Béarnaise Sauce
Béarnaise [behr-NAYZ] is a derivative, or variation, of hollandaise. Prepare the sauce as directed in our How To Make Classic Hollandaise article, but follow this recipe for a delightfully buttery sauce enhanced with the light anise-like flavor of fresh tarragon. Use this béarnaise to top the Stuffed Filet Mignon Oscar…
Apple-Mustard Sauce
For a glazed corned beef, brush some of this Apple-Mustard Sauce over the Braised Corned Beef and broil until glazed, if desired.
Stir-Fried Leeks with Salt & Pepper Shrimp
Leeks aren’t usually the star of the show, they’re used to playing a supporting role. But when given the opportunity, they can shine.
Although they don’t look like onions, leeks are in the same family and share some of the same flavor characteristics — they’re just a bit more subtle and sweet. Unlike bulb-forming onions, leeks actually grow in layered stalks. The tops are much greener than the bottoms because they’re exposed to more sunlight. However, only the light portion is edible …
Beer & Brat Potato Salad
Potato salad is nearly synonymous with summer gatherings — what would a picnic or a barbecue be without it? This version takes a cue from the Midwest with beer, brats, and whole-grain mustard. Give it a try at your next cookout and be the hit of the party.
Watermelon Rind Pickles
Watermelon Rind Pickles are the classic way to prepare the squash-like rinds of watermelon. Simmer the rinds in salt water to tenderize, then pickle them in a sweet and tangy brine that’s enhanced with cinnamon, fresh ginger, and pickling spices. If you like bread-and-butter pickles, you'll love these!
Grilled Pepper Salad with black beans & avocado
The perfect Mexican-style side dish, this grilled pepper salad with black beans, creamy avocado, and fresh cilantro pairs well with any smoky grilled main dish.
Breakfast Pizza with pico de gallo
To bake pizza in the oven, preheat oven to 450° and bake 12 minutes.