Category: Food & Cooking Hobbies

[ad_1] Why It Works Using an inexpensive heat diffuser, a thick heavy-bottom pot, or rotating the pot every 10 minutes ensures an evenly colored, golden brown tahdig. Immediately setting the rice pot in an inch of cold water in the sink or on a thoroughly…

[ad_1] This website may contain affiliate links and advertising so that we can provide recipes to you. Read my privacy policy. This roasted beet salad will have you singing the praises of this root veggie and begging for seconds! It’s tossed with fruit, nuts, and…

[ad_1] Why It Works Excess surface starch is removed in two stages, once when the dry rice is washed thoroughly and again when it is parboiled, resulting in fluffy, separate grains. Steaming the rice eliminates the need to find an exact rice-to-water ratio, ensuring consistently…

[ad_1] Why It Works A flavor base of (optional) bacon, achiote and ají amarillo pepper pastes, onion, and oregano add complexity and depth to the beans. Cooking the rice with garlic further deepens the flavor of each component, for tacu tacu that’s delicious throughout. Writing…

[ad_1] While brownies made from scratch are delicious in their own right, for me, boxed brownies will always reign supreme. They’re easy and reliable, and—contrary to other quick alternatives, like canned soup, that are chosen more for convenience than flavor—are actually pretty equal to their…

[ad_1] Le Creuset and Staub Dutch ovens are iconic. Both have been around for a long time: Le Creuset since 1925 and Staub since 1974. And we’ve long recommended both brands—anecdotally (with Serious Eats staffers having used them at home and in our test kitchen)…