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Gordon Ramsay’s Guide to Homemade Orecchiette Pasta: Italian Perfection
Culinary adventure with Orecchiette Pasta, the ear-shaped pride of Puglia, Italy. Gordon Ramsay’s reveals the secrets of perfect pasta, from kneading to shaping, and invites you to bring authentic Italian flavors to your table.
Cooking Terms Every Home Chef Should Know: An Overview for New Cooks
I believe that understanding a recipe is key to completing it. Some recipes are detailed, specifying exact quantities, cooking times, and shapes, while others leave room for interpretation. Additionally, cooks have varying levels of knowledge and experience, which can make…
Mastering the Art of Cooking the Most Tender Steaks
Are you tired of tough and chewy steaks? I know I am! My top priority is mastering the art of cooking the most tender steaks. Choosing the right cut of meat. Properly preparing and cooking it and allowing it to…
Carving the Perfect Meal: A Gourmet’s Handbook to the Cuts of Lamb
Americans really don’t consume much lamb meat, most is consumed around on Easter, That’s the reason you don’t see much of a selection in your local supermarket. Most supermarkets have just a few of my favorite cuts of lamb, chops, and leg.
The Art of Selecting Fresh Chicken: A Gourmet’s Handbook to Poultry Shopping
There was a time that supermarkets sold only one or two types of chicken, but these days your chicken buying options at supermarkets are seemingly unlimited. Should you buy a whole chicken or specific chicken parts such as breasts, legs, wings, or thighs? The whole chicken will be cheaper on a per-pound basis but will require more work in terms of butchering. Is the convenience of pre-cut chicken worth paying more?
From Belly to Chop: The Ultimate Guide to Pork Cuts for the Modern Chef
The majority of pork, roasts, chops, and ribs sold in supermarkets today have little resemblance to the other white meat we eat back in the day when I was growing up as a child, pork was dry for the most part. New breeding techniques and feeding systems designed to slim down the modern hog have resulted in pork that this about 1/3 less fat than it did 20 years ago.