The Crucial Tip For Frying Samosas Perfectly
One of the most famous and beloved foods in Indian cuisine, samosas are a combination of beautifully spiced vegetables, and they are magic to make at home.
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Good Olive And Seasonings Are All You Need For Perfectly Poached Fish
Poaching fish might seem like an extensive process, but a few high quality ingredients will get you the tender, juicy results you're looking for.
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Margarine Is The Secret To Garlic Sauce That Tastes Like Your Favorite Pizza Chain's
You might assume that garlic sauce is made with butter, but for an authentic recreation, you should actually use margarine. Here's why and how to do it.
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What Makes Manfredi Lunghi Pasta Unique?
If you want an aesthetically elevated pasta that will taste great and grip your sauce well, look no further than Manfredi Lunghi for your next pasta night.
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Chef Rick MartÃnez's Top Tips For Making Birria At Home
Tasting Table reached out to the "Mi Cocina" cookbook author for his best advice on how to make this popular dish more accessible to home cooks.
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Grainy Mustard Is The Secret To Elevating Bland Steamed Veggies
There's an easy fix for bland veggies that involves a simple condiment you probably have in your pantry for Fourth of July cookouts: grainy Mustard.
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The Canned Food Danny Freeman Uses In Pasta Dough - Exclusive
Danny Freeman, aka Danny Loves Pasta, shared the canned ingredient he likes to add to pasta dough for a colorful, flavorful twist.
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What To Do If Your Napa Cabbage Has Tiny Black Spots
While blemish-free leaves are the most aesthetic choice, are those tiny black flecks on your cabbage cause for concern? Here's what to do if you see spots.
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How To Ensure Every Bite Of Your Chicago-Style Hot Dog Has A Sweet Tomato Taste
A traditional Chicago-style hot dog uses tomato slices. But if the slices are too big, the ratio between the tomatoes and other ingredients won't be balanced.
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How You Should Actually Be Cutting Lasagna At An Italian Restaurant
It might seem natural to cut into lasagna with a knife, but you'd be making a faux pas. Traditional Italian etiquette stipulates a different cutting method.
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Change Up Pasta Night With The Simple Addition Of Asparagus
There is something to be said for changing things up by bringing in new ingredients. And one of the simplest additions you can make to pasta night is asparagus.
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How The Aging Process Affects The Taste Of Sharp Cheddar Cheese
Mild, sharp, and extra-sharp cheddar cheese varieties offer distinct flavor and texture differences. These nuances are informed by the aging process.
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How To Select Corned Beef At The Grocery Store, According To Jake Cohen - Exclusive
What's the best way to pick out the meat you'll be using to make corned beef? Jake Cohen shared his personal selection process with Tasting Table.
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Tanghulu Is The Sweet And Crunchy Way To Enjoy Your Favorite Fruit
For a fruity treat that's the perfect combination of sweet, juicy, and crunchy, try tanghulu - the Chinese street food that's also easy to make at home.
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The Three Foods Tieghan Gerard Always Has In Her Pantry During The Fall - Exclusive
Seasonal recipes mean you'll need a few extra staples in your pantry, and food influencer Tieghan Gerard told us which ones she keeps on hand during the fall.
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Ditch The Bread And Embrace Zucchini For Savory Pinwheels
If you're looking to switch up your pinwheel sandwiches or adopt a healthier approach, look no further than zucchini. The summer squash brings a savory taste.
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Simple Ingredients Will Upgrade Fried Oysters In A Pinch
While making fried oysters may be a rare treat, there's a wide array of basic pantry staples you can use to get the most out of them when you do.
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Toss Flour Into Your Pasta Water To Make Sauce Stick Better
If you want your home-cooked pasta to taste five-star, toss some flour into the boiling water to emulate dishes at your favorite Italian restaurant.
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A Sprinkle Of Za'atar Will Take Your Buttered Noodles From Boring To Brilliant
Za'atar spice blend can be tossed on top at the last minute or cooked thoughtfully into a genuine butter sauce. Either way, the results are delicious!
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The Moisture Tip You Shouldn't Forget For Soft Rasmalai
Rasmalai can be found in many Indian restaurants in the U.S., but don't be intimidated by the prospect of making this delicious dessert at home.
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Banga, The Nigerian Soup That Stars A Rich Blend Of Spices
Tracking down the spices for this soup may prove an adventure in culinary ingredient sourcing, but you'll be thrilled with the result after your hard work.
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Sliced Avocado Is The Easy Way To Add Creamy Texture To Fish Tacos
Making sure you have different textures within each dish is a great way to elevate a meal and excel as the best chef in your own home kitchen.
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Follow This Important Tip When Cooking Onions For Biryani
The secret to a biryani is the onions. Getting them properly golden and crisp produces the best flavor which they and the rest of the dish will benefit from.
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The Peeling Method To Follow Before Roasting Rutabaga
Revolutionize your rutabaga prep with this clever hack. These waxy veg need a bit of help before hitting the cutting board - see how to make them less slippery.
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What It Actually Means When Your Oven Door Has Collected Moisture
Have you noticed moisture collecting on your oven door? The issue should be taken care of quickly, especially if you want your food to be cooked properly.
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Blister Your Green Beans For A Richer, More Flavorful Side Dish
Blistering green beans brings out hitherto unknown textures and a deep nuttiness unique to the process, opening up new worlds of flavor.
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