by The Culinary Exchange | Aug 23, 2016
If you were given a choice between a delicious dulce de leche and a sweet caramel sauce, what would you do? Well, obviously, you’d eat them both – but would you know which is which? If you’re not intimately familiar with how both dulce de leche and...
by The Culinary Exchange | Aug 18, 2016
A cheese blintz is really just a fancy word for a crepe stuffed with ricotta or another type of sweet cheese and lightly fried or baked. Although don’t take it’s basic explanation as an indicator that this simple dish is bland. It’s quite the...
by The Culinary Exchange | Aug 16, 2016
You might think that cooking fish in foil is something relegated to the great outdoors. Something that you do on camping trips – or at the very least something to be done on a grill. But really, cooking fish in foil is a great way to cook fish overall. And it...
by The Culinary Exchange | Aug 11, 2016
French cuisine has given us many things, pot au feu, bouillabaisse, ratatouille, mussels, and crepes. But the French have also given us another solid standby that you probably don’t think about all that much: quiche. Alright, so technically the English were...
by The Culinary Exchange | Aug 9, 2016
Fruit soup: it’s not a phrase that seems to mesh well together, but in some parts of the world, fruit soup is about as summer as bar-b-que and apple pie. In fact, in Sweden it’s a very common summer staple that includes fruits like blueberries,...
by The Culinary Exchange | Aug 4, 2016
Have you ever made your own BBQ sauce? If you’re like me, then it’s one of those things that you almost never think about beforehand. Instead, popping over to your local grocery store in a pinch to pick up some already made sauce. But BBQ sauce is actually...