by The Culinary Exchange | Feb 17, 2016
Breaded chicken is a great alternative to fried chicken – and slightly healthier too. In fact, any kind of breaded meat is tasty. Just try a recipe for schnitzel – especially this herbed chicken schnitzel – as an example of how delicious breaded meat...
by The Culinary Exchange | Feb 16, 2016
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by The Culinary Exchange | Feb 9, 2016
Today on The Culinary Exchange, we’re back to the basics – of cutting, that is. Why? Because knowing how to properly cut your ingredients is an important part of improving your skills in the kitchen. And also, it’ll impress your significant other...
by The Culinary Exchange | Feb 2, 2016
If you’ve spent enough time around a kitchen with a moderately competent chef, you’ve probably heard the term “roux”. A roux is a simple mixture of a fat and flour heated up to make a paste, which serves as the base for most sauces and some...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jan 20, 2016
We’ve covered how to make pasta from scratch, how to cook pasta, and how to make sure your pasta doesn’t stick. The only pasta basic we haven’t covered so far? How to cook pasta sauce. And so, without further ado, here is a quick guide on how to cook...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jan 19, 2016
The most annoying part of cooking pasta is having it boil in the saucepan. only to have it clump up into a ball after you drain the water out – completely stuck together. But pasta doesn’t always have to come out that way, and there’s a simple trick...