Artichokes Explained: Types, Parts and Kitchen Uses
What a globe artichoke is, how baby artichokes and hearts differ, which parts you can eat, and how to choose between fresh, jarred and canned.
What an ingredient is, how it differs from the one next to it on the shelf, and when a substitution works.
What a globe artichoke is, how baby artichokes and hearts differ, which parts you can eat, and how to choose between fresh, jarred and canned.
How Meyer lemons differ from regular lemons in flavor, rind and use, and how to substitute one for the other in baking, sauces and drinks.
Rinse quinoa in a fine-mesh strainer to wash off its bitter saponin coating. Here is why, how to do it without losing seeds, and when the package says you can skip it.
Tahini is ground sesame paste. Learn how to thin it into dressings and sauces, spread or drizzle it, bake with it, and what to know about sesame labeling.