by The Culinary Exchange | Feb 25, 2016
One of the things that we’ve talked about in some of our previous recipes is how to thicken sauces and soups, and what types of thickening agents you need in order to do so. But today we’re going to take a step back a bit and talk about how a thickening...
by The Culinary Exchange | Feb 24, 2016
If you live in a place that has a strong Brazilian community, you may already be familiar with cassava – also known as yuca. It’s a popular vegetable (technically a shrub) that grows mainly in South America and has a delicious root that’s starchy...
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 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 | Jan 27, 2016
Some days, there’s nothing better than to reach in the fridge and grab last night’s pasta dinner and reheating it for lunch. But in reality, if you’ve ever tried to reheat cooked pasta, it doesn’t always turn out so great. Unless you know the...