by Matthew Robinson | Jan 19, 2015
I like to poach fish. I especially like poached salmon. It is one of the fish that is built perfectly for poaching, meaty but still gentle. It comes out nice and tender and it really is simple to do. Plus, it can be done in one pot and, if I use a classic white wine...
by Matthew Robinson | Jan 16, 2015
Thank goodness for thermometers! They make cooking a lot easier. Thermometers, or something like them have been around for a zillion years, but a temperature scale that was refined enough for many uses and generally accepted didn’t come around until Mr....
by The Culinary Exchange | Jan 15, 2015
Last week, we wrote an article about Foodini – a 3D printer for food – and how it’s poised to completely upset the natural order of the kitchen. It’s a technology that will not only have major implications for consumer food products, but also...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jan 14, 2015
Ah asparagus: delicious to eat, but difficult to cook. Well, not really. You just have to know the right techniques for how to cook asparagus that’s slightly crunchy on the outside and perfectly soft on the inside. Asparagus makes a perfect side to many dishes...
by Matthew Robinson | Jan 12, 2015
There is no recipe more worthy of having than a chicken and dumplings recipe. It is one of, if not the most, satisfying comfort foods there is. It is a bowlful of southern charm. And when a spoonful of the smooth and murky chicken sauce carrying flavorful chicken meat...