
Holidays & Celebrations · Recipes
November 13, 2012 · Lindsay
Fifteen or so years ago, brining - soaking a turkey in a salty water solution for 24 hours - was introduced as the best way to insure a moist, flavorful turkey. But brining has now come under assault. It always was a…

Holidays & Celebrations
November 11, 2012 · Lindsay
Over the past several years, Kenji Alt, the science guru at Serious Eats, has tackled the intriguing problem of how to cook the perfect turducken. In The Food Lab: How to Make the Perfect Turducken, he gives us the…

Author Articles
November 10, 2012 · Susie
For this month's author profile, we have a glimpse into the three favorite cookbooks of an author currently more in the news for his baked goods: Tom Douglas, winner of the 2012 James Beard Award for Outstanding…

Culinary News
November 9, 2012 · Lindsay
Before we move on to really serious matters - like does a turkey really need to be brined? - we did want to note one U.S. election result that impacts the world of food. In California, Proposition 37 was defeated fairly…

Recipes
November 8, 2012 · Lindsay
Looking for a quick laugh? Over at BuzzFeed Food, they've collected The Most Hilarious Food Network Recipes of All Time. And we have to say, these are pretty priceless. Here are a few classic examples: Robin Miller's…

Book News · Food Online
November 7, 2012 · Lindsay
One of our favorite food blogs is the Smitten Kitchen by Deb Perelman. Of all our indexed blogs, the Smitten Kitchen is at the top of the our blog list, with 1,146 of our members following her. Her popularity is…

Antipasto · Food Online
November 6, 2012 · Lindsay
We're heading into some intensive cooking weeks, so an item from America's Test Kitchen with ideas on how to prevent cookbooks and recipe cards from getting splattered struck us as particularly useful. And they use…

Antipasto · Food Online
November 5, 2012 · Lindsay
In colonial times, in both the United States and Canada, if you asked for a glass of cider - far more popular and safer than water - you'd get a beverage with somewhere around the alcoholic content of beer (2% to 8%…

Shelf Life With Susie
November 5, 2012 · Susie
With Nov. 6th one day away, our family has entered the final stages of electoral obsession. Everyone in the family except the 6-year-old has their own electoral map, prompting dinner trash-talk like "Do you really think…

Book News · Recipes
November 4, 2012 · Lindsay
Over at The New York Times Dwight Garnier has a fun blog item, Peanut Butter Takes On an Unlikely Best Friend. In it, he confesses to a love of peanut butter and pickle sandwiches (and he's obviously not pregnant). As…

Antipasto · Food Online
November 2, 2012 · Lindsay
The Kitchn has an excellent blog item today, Help! Is There a Good Substitute for Fresh Lemon Juice. We're pretty sure our savvy members realize that fresh lemon juice is always the best choice but, let's face it, we've…

Recipes
November 1, 2012 · Lindsay
Where would we be without pizza? Without question, life would be emptier. But just because we eat so much of it (according to Yahoo, the annual per capita pizza consumption in the USA is 23 pounds) that doesn't mean we…