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shiitake mushroom :: Article Creator Grounded Living: Farm Family Foods, Illinois Extension To Host Shittake Workshop State Zip Code Country Miso Butter Pasta Is All About Comfort By Aaron Hutcherson The Washington Post To comfort someone is to reduce or eliminate a negative condition, be it physical, mental, emotional or some combination thereof. When used as an adjective to describe food, the idea of comfort takes on these soothing traits but also expands to include others. The descriptors celebrated chef and restaurateur Yotam Ottolenghi settled on in his latest cookbook, "Ottolenghi Comfort," are nurture, convenience, nostalgia and indulgence. Still, "there is no one-comfort-food-fits-all," he writes in the introduction. "Trying to pin down a specific set of comfort food recipes is as slippery as a bowl of noodles." That's because the definition of comfort food is specific to each individual and can...

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shiitake mushroom :: Article Creator Grounded Living: Farm Family Foods, Illinois Extension To Host Shittake Workshop State Zip Code Country Miso Butter Pasta Is All About Comfort By Aaron Hutcherson The Washington Post To comfort someone is to reduce or eliminate a negative condition, be it physical, mental, emotional or some combination thereof. When used as an adjective to describe food, the idea of comfort takes on these soothing traits but also expands to include others. The descriptors celebrated chef and restaurateur Yotam Ottolenghi settled on in his latest cookbook, "Ottolenghi Comfort," are nurture, convenience, nostalgia and indulgence. Still, "there is no one-comfort-food-fits-all," he writes in the introduction. "Trying to pin down a specific set of comfort food recipes is as slippery as a bowl of noodles." That's because the definition of comfort food is specific to each individual and can...

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homemade pasta :: Article Creator Our 20 Most-Saved Pasta Recipes Photographer: Morgan Hunt Glaze, Prop Stylist: Pricilla Montiel, Food Stylist: Chelsea Zimmer Calling all pasta lovers! These delicious pasta recipes are worth trying since they are among our most-saved on the MyRecipes recipe box. With MyRecipes, you can easily find, save and organize all your favorite recipes from EatingWell, Allrecipes, Southern Living, Food & Wine, Better Homes & Gardens and Real Simple. Simply tap the heart icon under the author's name to add it to your MyRecipes recipe box. Then you can reference them later and even organize them into personalized collections if you'd like. Add tasty recipes like our Baked Creamed Spinach Pasta and our Baked Brie, Sun-Dried Tomato & Spinach Pasta for a satisfying meal that you'll want to make again and again. Spaghetti & Spinach with Sun-Dried Tomato Cream Sauce Photography /...

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plum sauce :: Article Creator Chicken Lollipop With Plum Sauce And Toasted Sesame Seeds To Prepare the wing you need to: Cut off the wing tip of the chicken wing with your shears or knife. (Tip: Don't discard the wing tips, but save and freeze for chicken stock.) Now cut at the joint between the drumette and the center part, the forearm with wither shears or very sharp knife. You now have two pieces. Take the drumette and, using a small sharp paring knife, slash and loosen the skin from the bone at the joint. Gently scrape the flesh down and off the bone to push toward the top of the drumette. Leaving the skin on or off is optional. You should have the bone exposed and relatively clean of flesh or tendons. The meat slides back easily once loosened at the joint. Trim off any excess fat or skin you don't want. Set aside and store on ice until ready to cook. For the forearm, loosen and slash the flesh at the base of the joint as before. Pinp...

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plum sauce :: Article Creator Chicken Lollipop With Plum Sauce And Toasted Sesame Seeds To Prepare the wing you need to: Cut off the wing tip of the chicken wing with your shears or knife. (Tip: Don't discard the wing tips, but save and freeze for chicken stock.) Now cut at the joint between the drumette and the center part, the forearm with wither shears or very sharp knife. You now have two pieces. Take the drumette and, using a small sharp paring knife, slash and loosen the skin from the bone at the joint. Gently scrape the flesh down and off the bone to push toward the top of the drumette. Leaving the skin on or off is optional. You should have the bone exposed and relatively clean of flesh or tendons. The meat slides back easily once loosened at the joint. Trim off any excess fat or skin you don't want. Set aside and store on ice until ready to cook. For the forearm, loosen and slash the flesh at the base of the joint as before. Pinp...

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plum sauce :: Article Creator Chicken Lollipop With Plum Sauce And Toasted Sesame Seeds To Prepare the wing you need to: Cut off the wing tip of the chicken wing with your shears or knife. (Tip: Don't discard the wing tips, but save and freeze for chicken stock.) Now cut at the joint between the drumette and the center part, the forearm with wither shears or very sharp knife. You now have two pieces. Take the drumette and, using a small sharp paring knife, slash and loosen the skin from the bone at the joint. Gently scrape the flesh down and off the bone to push toward the top of the drumette. Leaving the skin on or off is optional. You should have the bone exposed and relatively clean of flesh or tendons. The meat slides back easily once loosened at the joint. Trim off any excess fat or skin you don't want. Set aside and store on ice until ready to cook. For the forearm, loosen and slash the flesh at the base of the joint as before. Pinp...

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green papaya :: Article Creator Add This Savory Stew To Green Papaya's Repertoire By Rajshree Mudaliar For The Union-Tribune How can you best enjoy papaya? As a tropical fruit or in its raw form as a savory dish? The simple answer to this dilemma is this: If your papaya tastes like dessert, eat it raw. If it tastes like a confused squash, cook it. Green papaya, for Green Papaya Kootu (Lentil Stew). (Rajshree Mudaliar) Beyond its culinary versatility, green (unripe) papaya also has fascinating functional properties. It contains papain, a powerful proteolytic (protein-digesting) enzyme. When used as a meat tenderizer, it softens tough muscle fibers by breaking down collagen and elastin, which hold the muscle together. In Indian cuisine, mutton (goat meat) is often marinated in papaya paste to tenderize it before cooking with rice, spices and saffron to make flavorful biryani. Green papaya is also a key ingredient in a variety of fresh and fl...

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green papaya :: Article Creator Add This Savory Stew To Green Papaya's Repertoire By Rajshree Mudaliar For The Union-Tribune How can you best enjoy papaya? As a tropical fruit or in its raw form as a savory dish? The simple answer to this dilemma is this: If your papaya tastes like dessert, eat it raw. If it tastes like a confused squash, cook it. Green papaya, for Green Papaya Kootu (Lentil Stew). (Rajshree Mudaliar) Beyond its culinary versatility, green (unripe) papaya also has fascinating functional properties. It contains papain, a powerful proteolytic (protein-digesting) enzyme. When used as a meat tenderizer, it softens tough muscle fibers by breaking down collagen and elastin, which hold the muscle together. In Indian cuisine, mutton (goat meat) is often marinated in papaya paste to tenderize it before cooking with rice, spices and saffron to make flavorful biryani. Green papaya is also a key ingredient in a variety of fresh and fl...

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quiche :: Article Creator Carbonara Quiche Inspired by classic, creamy carbonara, this hearty quiche delivers all the rich, salty, and savory flavors you love from the beloved pasta dish — reimagined in a striking new form. Cooked spaghetti is tossed in an egg mixture enriched with cooked bacon, heavy cream, and Pecorino Romano cheese, then baked in a springform pan until it sets into a silky custard with tender noodles throughout. The sides are wrapped in a crisp, nutty Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese crust, adding an unforgettable layer of umami.  What's the purpose of pre-baking the Parmigiano-Reggiano before wrapping it around the sides of the springform pan? Pre-baking the cheese on a baking sheet makes it pliable enough to wrap evenly around the sides of the springform pan and helps it adhere more effectively. This step ultimately makes the cheese crust easier to work with and ensures it sticks to the quiche once baked. Could yo...

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quiche :: Article Creator Carbonara Quiche Inspired by classic, creamy carbonara, this hearty quiche delivers all the rich, salty, and savory flavors you love from the beloved pasta dish — reimagined in a striking new form. Cooked spaghetti is tossed in an egg mixture enriched with cooked bacon, heavy cream, and Pecorino Romano cheese, then baked in a springform pan until it sets into a silky custard with tender noodles throughout. The sides are wrapped in a crisp, nutty Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese crust, adding an unforgettable layer of umami.  What's the purpose of pre-baking the Parmigiano-Reggiano before wrapping it around the sides of the springform pan? Pre-baking the cheese on a baking sheet makes it pliable enough to wrap evenly around the sides of the springform pan and helps it adhere more effectively. This step ultimately makes the cheese crust easier to work with and ensures it sticks to the quiche once baked. Could yo...