November and December are big months for roasting. For the various holiday meals, both meats and vegetables are roasted for the feast. But what is roasting? And how does it differ from other ways of cooking in an oven? Read on to discover the answers to common questions about roasting.
May is National Salad Month … and what does every good salad need? Salad dressing! And, have you thought about making your own homemade salad dressing? Read on, it is easier than you think!
With the increasing pace of modern life, frozen foods have become very popular and often take up more than two isles at your local grocery store. Did you know that you can create your favorite comfort foods and freeze them at home? That way you can prepare your favorite comfort food when you have time, freeze it, and then enjoy when the time is right. Here are a few tips to help you do that.
O.K. It happens to us all. We’re experimenting with a new recipe… We get sidetracked by something else… We’re using an oven we haven’t used before… and our Bundt cake gets over baked. It’s not burned, but it is now kind of dry and the […]
There is something comforting about a hot bowl of soup on a cold winter day. I guess that’s why January has been named National Soup Month. In honor of this occasion, I thought it was high time to provide a guide to soups, which come […]
Are you one of the meat lovers? When it comes to eating meat, you’re either really into all the different types of meat, or you really don’t care one way or the other. The world is divided as to how much meat we should be […]
Mastering the skill of tenderizing meat can mean the difference between an enjoyable meal and a tough-to-chew hunk of meat. From wagyu beef to pork loin, the best cuts of meat are those that have been tenderized. If you go to any of the best […]
