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 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...
by The Culinary Exchange | Aug 2, 2016
We get hundreds of kitchen questions every month from readers who aren’t sure why their angel food cake wilted in the oven or what kinds of sugar substitutions you can use in a bind, but recently we’ve been on an egg kick (you’ve probably noticed,...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jul 28, 2016
Here at the Culinary Exchange, we think that understanding the basics of cooking are incredibly important and help lay a solid foundation for being confident in the kitchen. This means understanding how to cook the most basic and commonly used ingredients, like eggs....
by The Culinary Exchange | Jul 21, 2016
If pancakes are a staple weekend treat in your home, you should try to mix it up a little by adding something new and a little different to the repertoire. Crepes are a common dish in Europe, originating in France and spreading in popularity to places as far as Russia...
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...