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Fresh ginger has a sweet and slightly peppery flavor, with a distinctive spicy aroma. Ginger can be used in so many ways, from curries and stir-fries to desserts and beverages and everything in between. The...

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From fajitas, pizza, and omelets, to sandwiches, stuffed peppers, sautées, and more, peppers are the perfect addition to any dish. Peppers can also work as a complementary side when roasted, stir-fried, grilled, or mixed with...

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We all know chicken. This meat has a mild enough flavor that can be used for several recipes from different cuisines, and sauces and condiments easily penetrate and flavor chicken meat. Once you're done cooking...

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Cutting lobster tail is relatively simple and doesn't take very long. Traditionally, the lobster tail is butterflied, which requires just a few simple steps. Once you've got the basics down, prep only takes a few...

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Looking to use asparagus in your next recipe? If so, you'll want to learn how to cut asparagus the right way. Use this guide so you know how to select, trim, and cut your asparagus...

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A highly underrated vegetable, fennel is a tasty, versatile food that has a lot going for it. You can eat it raw, roast it, sauté it, or even add it to sauces and soups. Its...

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Cabbage is an affordable and versatile vegetable that boasts loads of vitamins and minerals. Raw cabbage has a peppery flavor and a firm, crunchy texture, while cooked cabbage is softer and milder, with a sweet...

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There are a multitude of ways to cut potatoes into fries, and everyone has their favorite. Some fries like the wedge can be made simply by cutting a potato into quarters with a knife and...

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Whether you’re at a fancy restaurant, skimming through Pinterest, or just chatting with your friends, there’s a good chance you’ll eventually come across the word “charcuterie.” This popular food trend - pronounced “shaar-koo-tr-ee,” - is...