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Make Cabbage 10X Better With A Simple Confit Technique - Tasting Table

Cabbage confit, a French culinary technique using low heat and fat, transforms cabbage into tender, flavorful dishes superior to traditional cooking methods.
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2 months ago

Squeeze Out The Water From Shredded Vegetables With This Unexpected Kitchen Tool - Tasting Table

A French press efficiently and conveniently removes water from shredded vegetables, collecting liquid in the upper chamber for easy disposal and leaving drier vegetables.
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3 months ago

Guy Fieri Thinks It's Totally Worth Keeping Your Leftover Broccoli Stems. Here's Why - Tasting Table

Peel and julienne broccoli stems to use them in slaws, salads, garnishes, and cooked dishes for added crunch and flavor, avoiding waste.
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4 months ago

10 Simple Ways To Cook Cabbage, Explained - Tasting Table

Cabbage is nutritious, versatile, and when cooked with simple techniques becomes sweeter and tender, offering varied textures and flavors suitable with many complementary sides.
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7 months ago

This Is The Perfect Thickness For Your Zucchini Slices - Tasting Table

When grilling zucchini, you should cut it into thicker slices, between ¼ and ½ inch, to maintain texture and avoid mushiness.
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10 months ago

The Top Tip For Avoiding Soggy And Stringy Roasted Asparagus - Tasting Table

Asparagus is 92% water, so the weakened structure of overcooked asparagus leads to a limp texture that deviates from the desired tender-crisp outcome.
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