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By Andrew M. Miller
The popular perception is that there’s a steep learning curve involved in the advanced cooking techniques required for creating delicious meals. While there’s always room for improvement, most people should be able to reach the point of cooking delicious gourmet meals in a relatively short amount of time.
Here are some tips for [...]
May 28th, 2010 | Posted in Cooking-Tips | No Comments
By Richard McIntyre
Weight loss is one of the hottest topics today, and anyone who is even mildly overweight, is worried sick about it and is willing to go to all lengths to shed the extra pounds. There are millions of overweight people, but hardly anyone would say that they are happy as they are, and [...]
May 28th, 2010 | Posted in Cooking-Tips | No Comments
By Marissa Alderwood
Making scrambled eggs is often the first thing people learn to make in the kitchen. It is fairly basic and simple with a hot pan, oil and raw eggs. There are many other different ways to make eggs however. They are a great food to have on hand because they last in your [...]
May 26th, 2010 | Posted in Cooking-Tips | No Comments
By MJ Marks
There are a lot of different BBQ grills on the market today, different sizes and styles. Sometimes choosing the best one for you is more confusing than it should be, after all, it is just a BBQ. At one time that meant a basic, round BBQ that you used with briquets. But today [...]
May 12th, 2010 | Posted in Cooking-Tips | No Comments
By Daniel Munteanu
Perhaps you are sick of cooking your steak the same way and serving it with the same condiments or sides. Maybe you would like to add a little bit more flavour.
Well, wine and other alcoholic drinks are great to pair with your food. And it’s not just about serving alcohol as a drink [...]
May 10th, 2010 | Posted in Cooking-Tips | No Comments
By Audrey Hosten
Everyone has experienced going on a long road trip and stopping at a fast food restaurant. The smells of fried chicken, French fries, and hamburgers waft through the air. One could hardly wait to get his share of a juicy chicken leg or hot fries. But how nutritious or healthy is this kind [...]
April 28th, 2010 | Posted in Cooking-Tips | No Comments
By Pat P. Wedel
Sourdough breadmaking preparation begins about eighteen hours AHEAD of the baking process. You will not be required to remain with the food prep throughout the process. Instead, you’ll need to remind yourself to plan a few opportunities within your day to offer the some attention to the dough. This post will not [...]
April 28th, 2010 | Posted in Cooking-Tips | No Comments
By Sherry Longmore
Millions of us each day tune in to see our favorite top chef on television whip up anything from a lavish holiday spread to everyday family meals. And if you have learned one thing from them; you know having a quality cookware set is essential in your preparation. Normally, cookware collections are far [...]
April 26th, 2010 | Posted in Cooking-Tips | No Comments
By Arjun Collier
A digital meat thermometer will take the guesswork out of cooking meat, poultry, seafood, egg dishes and casseroles. You will be pleased that your foods will be done to perfection – no more dry meats or undercooked chicken. Your meals will delight your family and friends and make life in the kitchen so [...]
December 30th, 2009 | Posted in Cooking-Tips | No Comments
By Julie DeHart
You will find these cooking techniques in many recipes, and hopefully with these simple definitions, you will expand your cooking repertoire.
1. al dente: This is a term used to describe the “doneness” of pasta. Pasta should be cooked “al dente” which is firm to the bite. Taste the pasta as it is cooking, [...]
November 24th, 2009 | Posted in Cooking-Tips | No Comments