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Beloved for its crisp, refreshing acidity and prominent citrus flavors, Pinot Grigio is the second most popular white wine in the United States, ranking after only Chardonnay. The wine actually goes by two different names: Pinot Grigio in Italy, where it was named and thought to have originated, and Pinot Gris in France, where it actually did. In the U.S., producers name their wines based on the similarities to either country's variety. First identified in Burgundy in the Middle Ages, the grape...
What you plan to bake plays a big part in whether or not to chill a dough, and in terms of hydration, flavour and texture Does chilling cookie dough really make for a better result? Emily, by email "It all depends on what kind of cookie it is," says Guardian baker Helen Goh . "Let's say it's a cookie that you need to stamp out the dough needs to be firm enough to roll it, but not so firm that you can't." That said, the question of whether to fridge or not to fridge is...
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A fuss-free, comforting supper to see you through the last days of winter This is everyday cooking, the kind that comes naturally in winter. Carrots are always around and often forgotten, but they give a lot when you treat them properly. The saffron brings warmth and colour, and always makes me think of home. February can feel quiet and grey, and this stew suits that mood. It is comforting without being heavy, made for evenings when you want something ready on the stove and bread on the table, eaten...
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Forget nightcaps an afternoon tipple is the new way to squeeze socialising into your evening, while still getting to bed on time. A great idea or a recipe for disaster? Name: The daycap. Age: As old as fermentation, and impatience. Continue reading...
An L.A. company is producing robotic cooking equipment that could change how chefs operate in the kitchen.
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As Ian Theasby and Henry Firth hit their forties, the founders of BOSH! quietly overhauled their lives cutting alcohol, slashing sugar and embracing a relentless more plants' philosophy. The result, they say, is better sleep, sharper focus and energy levels capable of keeping up with toddlers and ultra-marathons alike...
Chef Joseph G. Randall, known as the 'Dean of Southern Cuisine' for his advocacy for the recognition of Black culinary traditions, has died at 79.
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