Articles from October 2009
Posted by Tommr
Brlllliing!! And we’re off! Among the countless food/cooking blogs this one is, well, mine. My aim is to provide useful info to you, educate, and perhaps even make you laugh (OK, I’ll settle for a smirk as long it’s accompanied by a vocalization of some kind, and topped with an exhalation). Please allow me to […]
Categories: Uncategorized
| Tags: about, blog author, introduction
Posted by Tommr
Puzzled by all those little spice bottles on the rack? Not sure which goes with what? The guide below is aranged by Cuisine.
Categories: recipes
| Tags: Asian spices, Indian spices, Mediterranean seasonings, Mexican seasonings, spice combinations
Posted by Tommr
Cooking food over a grill gives great flavor, is low fat, and saves clean up time in the kitchen. When food sticks badly, it can even fall apart (especially fish or burgers) To prevent food from sticking to the grill, remove the grate while the grill is preheating. When you are ready to cook, place […]
Categories: Tips & Tricks
| Tags: grilling, grilling chicken, grilling fish, grilling technique, prevent sticking
Posted by Tommr
When using tofu in stir frys or other preparations, draining the liquid out of it can make a huge difference in the texture, flavor, and browning of this food. Since tofu has little to no flavor of it’s own, it takes on other flavors really well. A key to that is getting the liquid out […]
Categories: Tips & Tricks
| Tags: how to prepare tofu, tofu, using tofu, vegetarian stir fry
Posted by Tommr
To keep herbs such as Cilantro or Parsley fresh for up to 10 days: Pick off any leaves around the base of the stem area Trim the end of the stems so they are even and all are freshly cut Place the herbs in a stable shaped coffee mug that won’t tip over Fill […]
Categories: Tips & Tricks
| Tags: cilantro, cleanse, fresh herbs, herbs, storing
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