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3 weeks ago

The Absolute Best Way To Hold A Knife And Use It Like A Pro - Tasting Table

"The pinch grip isn't used by every chef, but it is used by the majority, and it's often taught to culinary students because it's easy to master and it works."
Cooking
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4 weeks ago

How to Pick a Good Tomato (and Salvage a Bad One)

Ripe tomatoes carry the most intense sweetness, tang and juiciness. When shopping, give the tomatoes a little squeeze and choose some that feel like water balloons to eat.
Food & drink
Renovation
fromTasting Table
2 months ago

The Key To Maximizing Small Kitchen Space Is Simple But Often Ignored - Tasting Table

Maximizing space in small kitchens requires organization and aesthetic storage solutions.
#cooking-tips
Everyday cooking
fromTasting Table
2 months ago

The Easiest Way To Boost Flavor When Butter-Basting Meat - Tasting Table

Basting meat with butter enhances flavor and texture.
Quality butter, especially cultured butter, is preferred for cooking.
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3 months ago

Memorize These Chef Tips To Build A Superior BBQ Brisket Sandwich - Tasting Table

"Making the best BBQ sandwich is all about balance and combining flavors and textures that work. Brisket can be very rich and soft, so typically we like to serve our brisket sandwiches with crunchy and acidic items (like pickles and crispy onions) that complement the meat and richness well and finish it with a sweet and tangy BBQ sauce."
Everyday cooking
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3 months ago

Here's How To Rescue Dry Pasta Dough Like A Chef - Tasting Table

Adding moisture to dry pasta dough can easily fix cooking issues.
#prime-rib
Everyday cooking
fromApartment Therapy
4 months ago

The One Feature My Chef Friend Told Me to Avoid at All Costs in My Kitchen Renovation

Consulting a professional chef can greatly improve kitchen design decisions.
Avoid installing an over-stove microwave to ensure quality kitchen ventilation.
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