Kitchen know-how

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Crispy chicken: roasted, skillet-cooked or grilled

These techniques call for whole chicken legs or thighs with skin-on, although you can also opt for skinless depending on your preference for chicken c... Read More


Cookbooks, Kitchen know-how

Romanian hospitality at its finest

Romanian cuisine is deeply influenced by the coming together of different cultures and traditions — from Greek, Turkish, and Slavic in the south and... Read More


Cookbooks, Kitchen know-how

Chicken on vegetables and more

On Vegetables Jeremy Fox, an award-winning chef from the Golden State, has been dubbed “Best New Chef 2008” by Food & Wine and has ear... Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

Volcanic hot: Teja Indian chilis

Teja Indian chilis are part of the Guntur chill group cultivated in Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh, India. They are known the world over as being one... Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

Should you be eating more garlic and onion?

GarlicBotanical name: Allium sativumFamily: AmaryllisOnionBotanical name: Allium cepa L.Family: Amaryllis Both garlic and onion are derived from the s... Read More


Cookbooks, Kitchen know-how

Foodie insider tips from chefs

We all have that friend who has the uncanny ability to unearth every hole in the wall restaurant leading all the way to Timbuktu. Hey, some people jus... Read More


Cookbooks, Kitchen know-how

No scrap wasted

The annual value of food wasted globally is $1 trillion, and it weighs 1.3 billion tonnes. What if there was a way to extend the value of your money a... Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

Swiss chard, so much beauty in one plant

Braising chicken is an excellent way to get a ton of flavour into your dishes while cooking at low to moderate temperatures. Read More


Cookbooks, Kitchen know-how

All about Pablo and cooking

Food is omnipresent in Picasso’s work. Think the tomato plant in the Grands-Augustins studio, the eel stew that his wife Jacqueline used to cook and... Read More


Around the web, Kitchen know-how

Get your read on the very best of print

We’ve rounded up some of the most beautiful foodie mags from all around the globe to grace your coffee table. Each title is its own little world and... Read More


Around the web, Kitchen know-how

Get your read on the very best of print

We’ve rounded up some of the most beautiful foodie mags from all around the globe to grace your coffee table. Each title is its own little world and... Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

Mustard, not for the faint-hearted

Braising chicken is an excellent way to get a ton of flavour into your dishes while cooking at low to moderate temperatures. Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

Seven ways to use lemon in your cooking

https://cocorico.ro/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/00-CCRC_LEMON_1.mp4 Botanical name: Citrus limonFamily: Rutaceae Lemon is a fruit that grows on a speci... Read More


Cookbooks, Kitchen know-how

Eclectic, delicious and unexpected

Cherry Bombe The Cookbook A smorgasbord of recipes from the food world’s most inspiring female chefs, pastry makers, food stylists, bakers and creat... Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

Microgreens, big things come in small packages

Microgreens are tiny plants that are harvested just as their leaves start to grow in about 14-21 days from germination. A lot of people confuse microg... Read More


Cookbooks, Kitchen know-how

Noma owner and mastermind shares his recipes

A Work in Progress: A Journal Copenhagen-based restaurant Noma is a four-time winner of “best restaurant in the world” thanks to genius chef René... Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

Salvia Officinalis

Botanical name: Salvia officinalisFamily: Lamiaceae Sage (Salvia officinalis) comes in many varieties, including Greek sage, dwarf sage, pineapple sag... Read More


Cookbooks, Kitchen know-how

Vegetable side dish inspiration for chicken mains

Ruffage is your functional guide on cooking and dressing up veggies in a variety of methods — from braising and searing to roasting and blistering, ... Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

Nightshade cherry tomatoes

Tomatoes are part of the nightshade family (Solanaceae) and while traditionally known as vegetables, are actually fruit in the botanical sense. Cherry... Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

Beat inflammation with Turmeric

Turmeric (Curcuma longa) is one of the most potent anti-inflammatory spices around. It comes from the turmeric plant and the root is used widely in co... Read More


Around the web, Kitchen know-how

In love with Tieghan Gerard of Half Baked Harvest

Tieghan Gerard is a food photographer, stylist, and recipe developer. Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

Thyme is courage, bravery and strength

Jackie Middleton is a real food designer and the head #foodnerd at EARL Canteen Melbourne. Read More


Kitchen know-how, Masterclass

How to braise chicken?

Braising chicken is an excellent way to get a ton of flavour into your dishes while cooking at low to moderate temperatures. If you have a Dutch oven,... Read More


Around the web, Kitchen know-how

The Guardian’s chicken grazing table with salsa verde

The Guardian’s chicken grazing table with salsa verde Jackie Middleton is a real food designer and the head #foodnerd at Earl Canteen Melbourne. We... Read More


Cookbooks, Kitchen know-how

Get cooking with restaurant Malibu Farm

Malibu Farm Cookbook: Recipes from the California Coast This cookbook is Southern California dreaming at its finest. You can’t help but be transport... Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

Laurus nobilis, the wreath of ancient Greece

Bay leaf, also known as bay laurel, true laurel and sweet bay, is a kitchen staple that makes its rounds in many culinary dishes. Bay leaves are deriv... Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

Swap out onions for shallots

Botanical name: Allium ascalonicum Family: Allium cepa Shallots are part of the same lily family (Allium cepa) as onions, garlic and leeks. Altho... Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

Coriander, a detox secret weapon

When it comes to coriander, you either love it or you hate it. The sprightly and deliciously aromatic herb is a go-to for anything from salsas and chu... Read More


Cookbooks, Kitchen know-how

In the know-how with Athena Calderone

Making the everyday swoon-worthy with Cook Beautiful Athena Calderone is an interior designer, home chef and entertaining expert. As the founder of th... Read More


Cookbooks, Kitchen know-how

A Black Sea recipe storybook

Black Sea: Dispatches and Recipes – Through Darkness and Light Writer Caroline Eden has traveled the world over from Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Russia, Ky... Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

Chicoree rouge

Braising chicken is an excellent way to get a ton of flavour into your dishes while cooking at low to moderate temperatures. Read More


Enyclopedia, Kitchen know-how

O, Rosemary!

Culinary herbs are your friends, so don’t be afraid to up your herb and spice game in the kitchen. Read More


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