by The Culinary Exchange | Mar 22, 2016
If you thought heating water on a stovetop was as simple as it sounds, you were wrong. No, it’s true. There are levels of heating water, and it’s a little more complex than you might think. Heating water results in a boil, but what you may not know is that...
by The Culinary Exchange | Dec 22, 2015
Consider yourself lucky if you’ve never had to deal with the terrible aftermath of forgetting about a bag of potatoes sitting in the pantry for just a little too long. Potatoes have a bad habit of liquefying into a putrid looking (and smelling) mess if left for...
by The Culinary Exchange | Dec 17, 2015
If you’re scrambling to find some holiday party food ideas at the last minute, you’ve come to the right place. Christmas and New Years should be focused on spending time with loved ones – not brainstorming finger food ideas for your family get...
by The Culinary Exchange | Nov 10, 2015
We’re back to helping you avoid kitchen disasters by being prepared – with common ingredient substitutes, of course! Today we’re talking about sour cream and what other common household ingredients (or combination thereof) you can use as a handy...
by The Culinary Exchange | Oct 20, 2015
As much as we like the idea of popping over to the butcher and the fresh grocer every day for fresh ingredients to cook, that’s not always an option. In fact, it’s rarely an option in lots of cities that have a limited choice of supermarkets to choose...
by Matthew Robinson | Oct 2, 2015
How To Make Stuffed Bell Peppers When I think about cooking old school, stuffed peppers come to mind. It is a classic dish. Practically everywhere you go there is some version of stuffed peppers. The pepper might be different – e.g. piquillo pepper in...