by Matthew Robinson | Jul 15, 2016
Crab Spread or Crab Dip? What is the difference between a dip and spread? Is it only related to the action taken in the process of applying said dip or spread? If I spread a cracker with crab dip or dip a chip into crab spread does the spread become a dip or the dip...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jul 14, 2016
Anyone who tells you that baking is just like cooking obviously hasn’t sat by watching their angel food cake sag lifelessly after taking it out of the oven, wondering where they went wrong. No, baking requires much more precision and is way more similar to...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jul 12, 2016
Everyone knows about ground beef and what you can do with it. It’s possibly the most versatile type of meat you can cook with. You can shape it into burgers; you can mix it into a tomato sauce and toss in some pasta; you can combine it with rice pilaf for a...
by Matthew Robinson | Jul 11, 2016
King Crab Rolls On occasion it happens – leftover king crab. It is a rare occurrence, but sometimes there are a few nice king crab legs left after the feast and these are perfect for making king crab rolls. Not a morsel of crab should be wasted. Most may choose...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jul 7, 2016
Part herb and part vegetable, fennel is a pretty often under-utilized piece of produce in the carrot family. The bulbs grow underground (which is the vegetable part) while the green stems on top sprout festive tiny yellow flowers that have a taste...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jul 5, 2016
You don’t have to be in Belgium to appreciate a hearty waffle for breakfast. In fact, belgian waffles are a staple that should be on every home chef’s repertoire. A belgian waffle is simple and delicious, and it provides a great base to get really creative...