by The Culinary Exchange | Jan 25, 2017
Fingerling potatoes aren’t as commonplace as say those giant brown baking potatoes or small little red potatoes that work so well in the roasting pan. But, they’re different, they’re fun, and they’re super easy to cook with. The other big bonus...
by The Culinary Exchange | Dec 6, 2016
The Ancient Romans knew what they were doing. Even in the early days of the empire, those guys were mixing and heating eggs and milk creating a basic version of the treat we know as “custard”. In the Middle Ages, they built on that recipe and added it into...
by The Culinary Exchange | Dec 1, 2016
There’s no real American tradition when it comes to Christmas dinner entrees. Some people opt for a roast turkey; some people choose a Christmas ham; and some people go the seafood route with Dungeness crab. But this year, buck all of those trends to try...
by The Culinary Exchange | Oct 25, 2016
Horchata is an interesting beverage – sort of similar in style to a vanilla milkshake or another dessert type drink. It’s a popular Spanish drink that’s also enjoyed in Central and South America. The ingredients range from country to country, as each...
by The Culinary Exchange | Oct 20, 2016
Keeping in step with our dessert theme, we’re going to talk about an often overlooked treat these days – whoopie pies! The whoopie pies goes back to the days of the Pennsylvania Dutch and unlike a lot of classic desserts, this one is uniquely American....
by The Culinary Exchange | Oct 13, 2016
Ah, pie. Such a great treat to be able to whip up in a fly whenever you have a craving for something sweet. And the best part is that most of the time, you have everything you need stored in your cupboard and fridge for making a pie. Except for one thing – and...