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Is dashi the "new" stock?
food52.com
Who is a dashi fan? I've never made it, but imagine it would indeed be a great stand-in for veggie stock. I always used the box kind (except for Thanksgiving when I make my own) and don't mind it a...
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Udi What is Dashi?
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annefood @Udi it's a Japanese broth made from water, kombu (kelp) and bonito flakes (dried tuna). The nice thing is that you can make it without fresh ingredients.
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annefood #tipoftheday
The Essential Guide to Cooking Mushrooms | One Green Planet
onegreenplanet.org
"Mushrooms are healthy, versatile and delicious. With so many types of mushrooms, there’s always something new and exciting to try!"
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annefood Great guide, Udi! #kitchentips
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sugardetoxme Mushroom whore over here 🙋🏽
Charred Cauliflower Salad
A simple charred cauliflower salad tonight with a drizzle of leftover spinach korma sauce , cherry tomatoes, almonds and a dash of chili flakes. A vegan / gf meal that is as healthy as can be and c...
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sugardetoxme Divine and sounds like a #nofoodwaste recipe!
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Shuchi Thanks @sugardetoxme ! It sure is, as with most of what I cook and eat. Nothing irks me more than unnecessary food waste!
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DietID_TeamDietitians Such a great #kitchentip. My favorite curry recipe for salads like this is a tomato and onion base with bay leaves and chili. It's a great way to use super mushy tomatoes, and the gravy can be...
Broil shrimp in the oven for a mess-free meal!
annefood.com
This is a great weeknight dish because it doesn't make a mess and it's pretty fast! Perfect for a potluck too, as it can be assembled ahead, eaten cold and would transport well. Don't the shrimp an...
A Cluttered Kitchen Can Nudge Us To Overeat, Study Finds
npr.org
So fascinating! 40% more calories of snacks were eaten in the cluttered kitchens. "Earlier research found that people in a messy work area were less likely to choose healthy snacks. Now a study hin...
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DietID_TeamDietitians So fascinating
To roast a chicken, cook for 25 minutes at 450, then turn down to 400 for another hour.
annefood.com
The internal temp should read 165 degrees, and the juices should run clear. This recipe is a fantastic way to cook your veggies and meat in one! #kitchentips
Is that milk past its 'sell by' date? Drink it anyway.
latimes.com
This is probably one of my biggest pet peeves in the industry and I hope on Food Recovery Lobby Day on Apr 4, 2016 we address this issue.
"My father used to keep food in the ref...
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DietID_TeamDietitians i think people just need to learn how to smell milk - e.g. get to know their food a bit more.
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annefood Yes this is so ridiculous. @unconventionalbaker @JenniferEmilson and I were talking about this last week, and I suggested that there either needs to be a federal regulation as this article...
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JenniferEmilson Sell by dates and Best by dates are purely for the retailer's benefit. Common sense needs to be taught as well. I was intrigued by this conversation last week. And like @rachna said, Use your nose....
Change up your risotto game: Switch out arborio rice for toasted buckwheat! Asparagus Buckwheat Risotto on the blog
thelemonapron.com
"Buckwheat. It’s not wheat. It’s not even a grain. Would you believe, it is actually related to rhubarb and sorrel? It is, in fact, a fruit seed and is a suitable substitute for gr…"
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DietID_TeamDietitians Ok never knew that buckwheat isn't a grain!! #kitchentips
I also make risotto with Farro... But buckwheat sounds much better! -
JenniferEmilson Farro is awesome as well! @rachna
For the love of all that is sacred, ALWAYS toss your pasta in its sauce before serving!
Hesperides Organica Coop
Cook your pasta to "al dente," remove from boiling water and throw directly into sauce. Keep sauce on simmer and toss your pasta, marrying the two heavenly ingredients. It will continue to slightly...
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DietID_TeamDietitians Great #kitchentip! @sfoglini as pasta experts, do you agree?
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unconventionalbaker Cool tip 👍🏻
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tinabeans More chef tips plz Chef Flo kthx 🦄 😁
Brusselsflower Soup
theencyclofeedia.com
Hopefully this soup will ward off any cold I may or may not be getting...
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SimplySeema Yum! Sounds delicious. Have you used Turmeric before? It's a spice that may help prevent cold/flu and so colorful.
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LesleyRozycki @SimplySeema I haven't gotten my hands on any yet, but I'll be sure to try it out! Thanks!
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SimplySeema @LesleyRozycki it's great and won't disappoint. Be careful though to avoid getting it on your clothes bc it stains everything yellow.