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Roasting celery root brings out a sweetness that helps balance some of its trademark earthy bite. The longer you cook it the sweeter it gets. Be wary when using older, cellared celery root, as they tend...
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While high heat roasting might remain the gold standard for cooking most vegetables, there are some that benefit from steaming for a few minutes longer than you'd think necessary. Overcooked broccoli takes...
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The herbaceous flavors of chives and tarragon enhance the floral notes of matcha tea, itself derived from a potent, aromatic green leaf. Parsley, cilantro, rosemary or thyme would make a great substitute...
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The Brussels sprouts can be prepared through step 2 up to a day ahead. To store them, once they've been well drained, line a storage container with paper towels, place the sprouts in the container and...
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Turmeric adds not only a beautiful golden color to these quick flatbreads, the earthy flavor pairs well with the lightly blistered exterior the breads take on from being cooked in a hot skillet.
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I love fried rice - the perfect balance between comfort and healthy. . I like cooking the egg separately so you have fluffy pieces of egg within the dish. You can use protein such as shrimp or diced roast...
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Easter dinner for four comes together easily in a little over an hour when you cook it on a pair of sheet trays. With tender asparagus, sweet glazed carrots, a decadent potato gratin, roasted ham, and...
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