by Matthew Robinson | Apr 29, 2016
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by The Culinary Exchange | Apr 28, 2016
Sometimes you just need something quick and easy, and thus turn to frozen meats and seafood to whip up a quick meal. In all honesty, frozen shrimp isn’t a bad thing to keep around. Because they’re individually flash frozen, they defrost quickly and can...
by Matthew Robinson | Apr 22, 2016
It was bound to happen. Inevitable, perhaps unavoidable. Yep, the How to Chop an Onion blog post. Sure, if you google “How To Chop an Onion” there are already about 15 million sites that have this information in some way, shape or form. This does not...
by The Culinary Exchange | Apr 21, 2016
When most people think of pasta, they usually go for the flour pasta varieties that come in a box and can be whipped into almost any type of traditional pasta dish. What you may not immediately think of are egg noodles, which are long, flat noodles and have a stronger...
by The Culinary Exchange | Apr 14, 2016
If we had to choose one food dish that’s the most common around the world, we’d had to choose the dumpling. You can find dumplings in pretty much every form in almost every country in the world. In fact, this article from CNN’s travel section counted...
by The Culinary Exchange | Mar 30, 2016
Kohlrabi, the slightly odd root vegetable born of the cabbage family is something that you probably haven’t ever tried. And I only say that because it’s not your typical grocery store fare. But, the rubbery stems that resemble broccoli stems can be...