Kitchen & Cooking Tips
Reusable Produce Bags
With the growing use of reusable grocery bags, Shelly Orr of Re-Market at Etsy, is trying out her idea of reusable produce bags. What do you guys think? Would you bring your own bags for produce and bulk items?
Reusable Produce Bags | $7.50 for set of 3
By Robert | January 31, 2008 in Kitchen & Cooking Tips
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What is chiffonade?
I first heard the word chiffonade watching Alton Brown’s Good Eats. He was stir frying some melons (another first – have you ever had a warm melon salad?), and said the next step was to add your chiffonade. Huh? Turns out it was just finely sliced ribbons of basil leaf. Then, I found this great explanation that chiffonade literally means “made of rags” in French at ApartmentTherapy.comRead more: Word of Mouth “Chiffonade” | at ApartmentTherapy.com
By Robert | December 2, 2005 in Kitchen & Cooking Tips
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Top 10 Ways to Improve Your Cooking
When you're a food lover and like spending time in the kitchen, you're probably always looking for ways to add to your skills. And when you see articles like "Top 10 Ways to Improve Your Cooking", you just have to read it, don't you? What's even better is that you find out there's some things on that list you do already.
See Fine Cooking Magazine's 10 cooking tips.
By Robert | July 27, 2005 in Cooking, Kitchen & Cooking Tips
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Easier Grating with Microplane Graters
From everyday cooking to holiday baking, we find the razor edges of our Microplane graters to make the difference in adding lemon rind or parmesan cheese to our recipes.
Full line of Microplanes available at Sur La Table.
By Robert | December 1, 2003 in Kitchen & Cooking Tips, Kitchen Essentials
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Turkey Carving Tips
Since Thanksgiving comes around once a year, not everyone is a pro at carving a turkey. If you need a refresher, you might like some quick carving tips from Gourmet Magazine's website.
By Robert | November 22, 2003 in Kitchen & Cooking Tips, Thanksgiving
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Maybe It's The Sugar?
C&H Baker's Sugar has been the sugar of choice for professional bakers and chefs for years. Mentioned in many Cook's Illustrated recipes, Baker's Sugar's superfine sugar crystal just might be the one missing ingredient that will make your recipes the super hit of the holidays.
Visit the Baker's Sugar Website. Look for Baker's Sugar at your favorite grocery store, or buy online directly from C&H.
By Robert | October 7, 2003 in Food, Kitchen & Cooking Tips
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Win a Prize for Your Best Kitchen Tip
Contribute your best kitchen tip to Fine Cooking Magazine, and if they select it as the cleverest tip of the month, you'll win the Wustoff Santuko knife.
Send your tip to Tips, Fine Cooking, PO Box 5506, Newtown, CT 06470-5506, or send email to fc@tauton.com with Fine Cooking Tip in the subject line.
By Robert | September 30, 2003 in Contests, Kitchen & Cooking Tips
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