by The Culinary Exchange | Mar 27, 2014
This week, let us introduce you to one spectacular woman! Jennie Schacht, a published author, writer, editor and blogger, knows food. From uncovering previously undocumented Italian dishes to concocting 40 – yes count ’em: 40 – ice cream recipes,...
by Matthew Robinson | Mar 26, 2014
Of Scones and Biscuits Sometimes I have difficulty deciding between scones and biscuits. When I make biscuits I am taken back to a time growing up outside Atlanta. Having been a transplant from north of the Mason Dixon line, the biscuit was a far cry from the bagel...
by The Culinary Exchange | Mar 25, 2014
5 Fresh Herbs – Fresh Is Best! As we Spring into a warmer season, our taste buds start to crave bright, new flavors. And with it, the outdoors! Several month of cold Winter weather have me yearning for sunshine and dirt. Speaking of which, one of the first...
by The Culinary Exchange | Mar 18, 2014
Why are there so many shapes of pasta? If you’ve ever wondered into the Italian isle at your local grocery store, you may have found yourself staring, bewildered by the seemingly endless array of pasta options. Which one to choose? And where did they all come...
by Matthew Robinson | Mar 14, 2014
Ricotta Dumplings – aka Malfatti Everyone, I think, has their favorite dumpling. If they don’t they should. When I think about the model dumpling – the dumpling that which other dumplings should evolve from – what pops into my head is the...