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1 week ago

What To Know Before Trying Out Vintage Recipes In Your Kitchen - Tasting Table

There's a certain thrill to the air of uncertainty that comes with making something old new again. For all you know, nobody's picked up that cookbook or made that particular wacky-looking casserole in over 40 years. Before you dive headfirst into the unknown, we spoke with Bobby Hicks, founder of Retro Recipes Kitchen and author of "Retro Recipes," for some advice about what you need to know before trying those vintage recipes in your kitchen.
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fromTasting Table
3 months ago

How To Know If A Steam Oven Is Worth It For Your Kitchen - Tasting Table

Steam ovens cook with moist heat, offering faster cooking, fresher flavors, and nutrient retention, but yield different results than conventional ovens and require recipe adaptation.
fromBusiness Insider
4 months ago

I made Ree Drummond's 'best mac and cheese in all eternity.' It's my go-to comfort meal - but I add one extra ingredient.

So, when I happened upon a very similar mac and cheese recipe from Ree Drummond, also known as the Pioneer Woman, I knew I had to give it a shot. In the recipe post, the celebrity chef describes it as the "best mac and cheese in all eternity." My expectations were high, but to make it taste a bit more like home, I included one additional ingredient that my dad loves. In my humble opinion, I think it made Drummond's recipe even more delicious.
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fromTasting Table
5 months ago

This Vintage Canadian Wartime Cake Has No Eggs, Butter, Or Milk - Tasting Table

Canadian families creatively adapted recipes during wartime, notably the Eggless, Butterless, Milkless Cake, to cope with food shortages and rationing.
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8 months ago

How to make the perfect vegan caesar salad recipe | Felicity Cloake's How to make the perfect

Plant-based recipes can successfully reinterpret traditional dishes by capturing their essence without replicating them exactly.
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