Learn how to fix a salty soup or sauce with these techniques, from absorbing salt with potatoes to dilution and masking with other flavors. Mistakes happen, so make sure you know these practical solutions to rescue oversalted soups and sauces.
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How to Fix a Burnt Sauce (or Stew)
Every now and then, things go sideways in the kitchen. This post covers how to fix a burnt sauce, soup, or stew. This post also addresses how to prevent this problem so that we do not have to worry about how to save a burned sauce in the first place.
Common Millet Types: Pearl, Foxtail, Finger, & Proso Millet
Learn about four common types of millet – pearl millet, foxtail millet, finger millet, and proso millet – including their origins, nutritional profiles, and culinary uses. Discover the benefits of incorporating these gluten-free, nutrient-dense grains into your diet and try out some delicious recipes!
What’s My Knife Made Of? Kitchen Knife Handle Material
A simple guide to kitchen knife handle material. What’s the best knife handle material for you?
Air Fryer Rutabaga Fries with Herb Garlic Yogurt
If you like rutabaga, these air fryer rutabaga fries with herb garlic yogurt are an easy low carb treat. The parmesan and lemon garlic dipping sauce stand up to the bold earthy flavor of the rutabaga.
Tomate Provencale: Baked Tomato Stuffed with Parsley Breadcrumbs
This Tomate Provencale (Provencal tomatoes) recipe is easy to prepare and sure to please. The dish comes from Provence in the south of France. Tomatoes Provencale are great as a side dish for meat or fish or as an appetizer. Simple and delicious, this slow cooked tomato dish elevates the tomato to a new level.
Tarte Au Citron: Lemon Curd, Italian Merengue, and Pate Brisee
A nice slice of Tarte Au Citron (French lemon tart). Lemon curd and burnt Italian merengue in a pate brisee pastry crust.
Anchovy Paste vs Anchovy Fillets: Swapping and Substitutes
Everything you need to know for swapping between anchovy fillets and anchovy paste: substitutes, equivalents, and taste differences
Mary’s Chicken Poached in White Wine with Garlic, Herbs, and Mirepoix Base
Mary’s chicken poached in white wine, herbs, and mirepoix vegetables is an easy way to produce juicy and aromatic breasts every time.
Confit with Syrup and Candying Citrus Zest
Learn to confit with sugar (syrup) to preserve and sweeten. The example of candying orange zest is explained.
