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Kitchen Projects β€’ 1454 implied HN points β€’ 28 Jan 24
  1. The newsletter provides a comprehensive guide on various ways to use rhubarb in recipes like jam, compote, syrup, and even choux pastries.
  2. Tips are shared on cooking rhubarb to bring out its best flavor, including methods like poaching and roasting.
  3. Exploration of the different varieties of rhubarb is discussed, such as Yorkshire and Dutch rhubarb, and how they differ in taste and quality.
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Vittles β€’ 112 implied HN points β€’ 06 Mar 24
  1. Caponata is a diverse dish with fried vegetables, pine nuts, raisins, olives, vinegar, and tomatoes, showcasing the variety and uniqueness of this Sicilian classic.
  2. Caponata can be made year-round by using preserved ingredients like olive oil, vinegar, sugar, pine nuts, olives, and raisins, allowing for seasonal variations in vegetables to be incorporated.
  3. Consider trying a new version of caponata with pumpkin or squash, offering a denser and sweeter flavor profile that contrasts well with the other traditional ingredients, making it a standout dish on its own.
Kitchen Projects β€’ 1081 implied HN points β€’ 22 Oct 23
  1. Apples come in a variety of flavors and textures, making them versatile for baking.
  2. Understanding the ripening schedules of fruits can help in preserving their freshness and flavors.
  3. When making apple pie with filo pastry, pre-cooking the apples to prevent sogginess and incorporating custard can result in a delicious and crispy dessert.
Kitchen Projects β€’ 687 implied HN points β€’ 10 Sep 23
  1. Desserts can be visually stunning and fun, adding a whimsical touch to the dining experience.
  2. Meringue sculptures are a popular trend, known for their intricate designs and pipe-able nature.
  3. Historically, dessert has evolved from high-cost, elaborate treats for the wealthy to creative and edible art forms for everyone to enjoy.
Susanality β€’ 432 implied HN points β€’ 06 Oct 23
  1. The Quinoa Crunch can elevate a simple dish like Roasted Squash Salad to a whole new level of deliciousness.
  2. Consider making the Quinoa Crunch in larger batches to enjoy with salads, oatmeal, or savory yogurt bowls.
  3. Get inspired by seasonal produce like squash to create delicious fall salads with unique flavors and textures.
illyanna Maisonet's Newsletter β€’ 275 implied HN points β€’ 05 Sep 23
  1. The Emigh family has been in the Solano County area since the 1800s, running Emigh Livestock and Emigh Lamb.
  2. Emigh Lamb raises Rambouillet/Suffolk cross lambs in dry hill ground, ensuring quality through breeding and feeding practices.
  3. The Emigh Lamb and Last of the Summer Tomatoes recipe includes ingredients like lamb, zucchini, onions, tomatoes, and spices for a flavorful dish.
Wordloaf β€’ 589 implied HN points β€’ 01 Mar 23
  1. The book emphasizes technique over recipes, making it a great resource for home bakers wanting to master croissants.
  2. The unique and creative photography in the book adds a fun and interesting touch to each pastry featured.
  3. The author's personal story and passion for crafting the book shine through, making it more than just a boring cookbook.
Autoscriptorium β€’ 0 implied HN points β€’ 19 Aug 23
  1. Tarte Tatin requires a nonstick oven-proof pan and can be made with various fruit options like apples, peach, quince, or even tomato and onions for a savory twist.
  2. The Tarte Tatin crust can be store-bought or homemade by combining butter, flour, sugar, salt, lemon zest, ice water, and apple cider vinegar.
  3. To make a Tarte Tatin, prepare the crust, cook the filling in a pan, arrange the fruit, top with pastry, bake until golden, and then flip onto a serving platter before slicing and serving.