Want to learn about dry rubs/seasoning blends like a professional chef? Just in time for grilling time, we explore why & when you will want to use dry rubs/seasoning blends. Dry rubs/seasoning blends are by far the most widely used flavoring agents around the...
Strange as it might sound, you can easily adapt risotto-making techniques to cook spaghetti. Just think about the parallels: most people boil or steam rice, but the risotto technique toasts the grain in fat before adding liquid. Likewise, spaghetti or any thin pasta...
Coleslaw is found at almost every outdoor meal – but mostly it’s the typical soggy mayonnaise-dressed, cabbage-centric boring stuff you can find in any grocery store by the pint or quart. For us, we needed to dig into the foundation of what slaw means, and...
Risotto is often described as a tricky, fussy – and a bit scary. Since nothing impresses as a well-executed risotto, The Serious Foodie has put together a risotto primer to debunk any of your risotto fears. The aim of this article is to understand the...
Disappointed when you get carnitas at your local Mexican-ish joint? We were too – we really hated getting somewhat dry, somewhat flavor-less pulled pork that a lot of places pawned off as carntias. With this recipe, we can show you how to do a much better...
