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2 days ago

You're Using The Wrong Oil To Saute Aromatics, But Here's The Easy Swap - Tasting Table

It sounds both glamorous and rustic to cook with extra-virgin olive oil, but the truth is it's not as multipurpose as it's been popularized to be. While it's fantastic for making salad dressings, marinating olives and feta cheese, or drizzling over finished dishes for a pop of fruity or earthy flavor, it's the wrong oil to be cooking with when it comes to sauteing aromatics like garlic and onions due to its low smoke point.
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2 days ago

This Technique Will Give Padron Peppers A Tasty, Blistered Surface - Tasting Table

Being bite-sized, they can be prepared in a matter of minutes. And if you've ever gotten them at a restaurant, you probably already know blistering them is the ideal way to prepare padrón peppers. Not only is it quick, but the charring brings out more of their natural smokiness, tempers the green pepper bitterness, and adds depth through browning. And to get there, all you have to do is nothing at all.
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4 days ago

The Only Times You Should Use The Highest Heat Setting On An Electric Stove - Tasting Table

Use the highest stovetop setting only for rapid processes like boiling, searing, reducing sauces, or drying mushrooms; otherwise lower the heat to avoid burning or damaging cookware.
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5 days ago

The Absolute Best Type Of Pizza Dough For Grilling Pizza - Tasting Table

Neapolitan dough—made from 00 flour, water, salt, and yeast—is best for grilling pizza because it resists scorching and lacks sugars that burn at high heat.
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4 weeks ago

10 Foods That Need To Cook On High Heat (And Why) - Tasting Table

High heat is essential for foods like Neapolitan pizza, steaks, stir-fries, and roasted vegetables to achieve proper crust, Maillard browning, crispness, and texture.
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1 month ago

Your Zucchini Will Turn Out Mushy Unless You Follow This One Rule - Tasting Table

Zucchini contains about 95% water, making it prone to turning mushy. Cooking it using high heat helps maintain its structural integrity and perfect texture.
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5 months ago

The Best Peanut Oil Substitutes For Recipes, According To A Chef - Tasting Table

Peanut oil substitutes vary by cooking method; refined oils are best for high-heat cooking, while flavorful oils suit cold applications.
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