[ad_1] Can’t wait to dig into this week’s meal plan! It’s filled with recipes that are packed with flavor, easy to make, and some family favorites we have been making for years. A few favorites include the Buttermilk “Fried” Chicken (perfect for Valentine’s Day), Slow Cooker Tomato Balsamic Chicken, Italian Salmon with Tomato Basil Salsa, […]
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Fats for cooking
[ad_1] You are here: Home page > The blog > Random post > Fats for cooking The blog of cooking-ez.com Follow this page – Send to a friend If you need to fry or sear anything a frying pan or saucepan, the temperature is likely to be high. In particular, I have cooking red meat […]
25 Healthy Superbowl Recipes – Slender Kitchen
[ad_1] The Super Bowl is quickly approaching and if you are like me, you are already planning your menu. We are huge Patriots fans around here. I grew up outside of Boston so it’s fun to see the hometown boys doing so well. This week I wanted to provide a number of my favorite recipes […]
French Cooking Through History
[ad_1] French cooking through history will take you back, not to the Deluge (the great floods), but to the time when France was owned by the Gauls. I believe you will find this gastronomical journey interesting and amusing. The present grandeur of France might be contested by some. The greatness of her cooking and her […]
How to Cook a Really Crispy Duck or Chicken
[ad_1] If you're like me you love the skin on the outside of duck, if it's crispy. The texture of the meal can totally be changed with a crispy skin. The secret is to make sure the duck is scored across the front and salted heavily. This helps dry up the skin and makes for […]
Healthy Meal Plans: Week 6
[ad_1] So excited about this week’s meal plan! It’s got all kinds of yummy meals and some tried and true favorites like the Slow Cooker Balsamic Beef and the Protein Packed Banana Oat Pancakes. Want to try a free meal plan? Click here to download a free one week meal plan. Here are some of the […]
Pan Cooking – Easy Ways to Cook Mahi Mahi in a Pa…
[ad_1] Mahi mahi is a beautifully-colored fish with a fairly lean meat and a mild sweet flavor. The dark portions can be trimmed away to produce a much milder flavor. Raw meat of mahi mahi is pinkish to grayish white in color, while its cooked meat comes off-white with large, moist flakes. You can cook […]
Tender Thanksgiving Turkey – How to Cook a Delicio…
[ad_1] There is nothing more tasty or satisfying than a well-cooked turkey. And what better day to have it taste its best than on Thanksgiving? There are many recipes for cooking Thanksgiving turkey, but the simplest recipe is still the best tasting. With a lot of recipes, the turkey ends up tasting like a lot […]
Old Fashioned Home Cooking
[ad_1] How To Make Chow Everyone likes a little old fashioned home cooking. Sometimes food tastes better when made by somebody else. My mother prepared many down east recipes for us over the years. She was brought up in St. Louis. John, New Brunswick. One traditional recipe in our family that has always been a […]
How to Cook Different Types of Squash – 4 Low Cal…
[ad_1] Seemingly infinite in size, shape, color and taste, there is one thing all of the different varieties of squash share: flavor! But when it comes to cooking different squash varieties, many are in the dark. Fear not – let this guide on How To Cook Different Types of Squash: 4 Low Calorie Squash Recipes […]