ARTICLES
Mirin
POSTED BY Kim Pawell ON MARCH 3, 2013
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Mirin is a sweet Japanese cooking wine. It is used both as a condiment and an ingredient. It has a high sugar content of 40-50% and usually contains alcohol.
Black cod
POSTED BY Kim Pawell ON MARCH 3, 2013
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Black cod, also known as Butter fish or Sable fish, is a healthy & sustainable fish. Black cod have a buttery flavor and texture similar to Chilean sea bass.
The evolution of U.S. nutritional guidelines – a work in progress
POSTED BY Kim Pawell ON FEBRUARY 18, 2013
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U.S. nutritional guidelines have changed over time, & hopefully will continue to change as we get smarter on what constitutes a healthy approach to nutrition.
Valentine’s day tropical bouquet
POSTED BY Kim Pawell ON FEBRUARY 11, 2013
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It just wouldn't be Valentine's Day without a beautiful bouquet. Here are step-by-step instructions for making this tropical flower arrangement.
Meatless Mondays
POSTED BY Kim Pawell ON FEBRUARY 4, 2013
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Meatless Mondays is now an international phenomena with significant potential to improve personal health as well as reduce the human impact on our environment.
Risotto Method
POSTED BY Kim Pawell ON FEBRUARY 4, 2013
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Risotto is not hard, but risotto does require focus. Here is everything you need to know to make a great risotto.
Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
POSTED BY Kim Pawell ON FEBRUARY 4, 2013
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Known as the "King of cheese," parmigiano-reggiano is the cornerstone of so many great dishes, from caesar salad to risotto. Here is what to look for.
Chicken thighs
POSTED BY Kim Pawell ON JANUARY 28, 2013
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Cook with bone-in chicken thighs for enhanced flavor, moisture and economy
Deglazing or how to make a pan sauce
POSTED BY Kim Pawell ON JANUARY 28, 2013
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Deglazing is a simple technique that captures the tasty bits and pieces from a roasted or pan-cooked piece of meat, chicken or fish to flavor and create a sauce.
Halloumi cheese
POSTED BY Kim Pawell ON JANUARY 21, 2013
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Halloumi cheese is meant to be cooked. Its high melting point makes it suitable for grilling. Served with warm pita bread, it is a buttery salty treat.