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Need something to tie your meals together? Something warm, full of flavor? We recommend a great sauce for a variety of dishes. There are countless options out there. But before exploring the choices, start with these essential kitchen sauces, which will give your meals an extra oomph! If you’re kind of tired of whipping up […]
Four Essential Kitchen Sauces to Try as Soon as Possible Read More »
As the weather is getting sunnier and warmer, the heat is on to start grilling again! The burgers, amazing steaks and veggies are calling out your name! But what about the grill lid? Should you keep it up or down? Find out right now! Grilling is such a fun pastime, with its aromas, its tastes,
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When they talk about something essential, they call it ‘the salt of life’. You know what else is the salt of life? Fresh herbs! If you don’t use them that often or at all because you don’t necessarily ‘get’ them or know what they do, we prepared a simple list of basic herbs and what
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After a cold and long winter, you can finally get excited about the variety of spring vegetables and leafy greens available. Not to mention the cooking of healthier and tastier dishes! You don’t believe that spring is just around the corner? Don’t look at the thermometer, but on the market stands, where you can find,
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Compound butter is butter enriched with other ingredients that change its flavor. You can use it as a spread, but sometimes your best idea is to add it to a steak.  When I’m going to a restaurant and I get butter and toast on the house I’m the happiest person at my table! I
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Turmeric arrived recently on the cooking scene and it stole everyone’s heart with its vibrant orange-yellow color, its flavor, and its anti-cancer health benefits. But as with any new wonder food, some introductions are necessary. You’ll need some ideas to cook with turmeric, and we’re here for that! You will find it as a root
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Looking for something delicious on the side… of grilled meat and other pretty heavy dishes? Coleslaw works! It’s easy to make, but it can also be easy to make mistakes while preparing it. Here’s how to make coleslaw – tasty, crunchy, and delicious! Burgers and hot dogs and steaks, oh my! The weather is getting
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The internet has a way of perpetuating myths and misinformation. And it happens in the cooking world, too, more often than you think. This time, let’s discuss grilling myths and bring out the truth from the hot coals. Knowing why they’re fake is the key to a good, juicy steak! Every year, grilling myths tend
Fire Up the BBQ: Grilling Myths to Turn to Ash Read More »
Roasted garlic is very versatile. Easy to make and a smart choice for many dishes, if you want to impress your guests. Use it to the max during the autumn and winter because it boosts your immunity, but don’t ignore it the rest of the year! I have an aunt who eats raw garlic. She
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Of course, we wouldn’t say NO to a big and juicy beef steak, grilled to perfection, but sometimes we just crave for a flavorful sauce to go with. For that moments, write down this recipe: beef tenderloin with a sweet and sour sauce.
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1 tablespoon vegetable oil
7 ounces of beef tenderloin
salt
1 teaspoon vegetable oil
1 onion
¼ cup soy sauce
¼ cup vinegar
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1 chili
2 tablespoons of water
½ teaspoon cornstarch
1 spring onion
French fries, wedges, mashed potatoes, salads, stews, soups. Any of these dishes have in common one of the most versatile vegetables in the world, the mighty potato! Find out which are the best potato types you can use in your meals. Potatoes are the world’s fourth-largest food crop, following rice, wheat, and maize. Inca Indians
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