Over medium heat on the stove, preheat your cookware of choice—cast-iron skillets, stainless steel, and nonstick pans all work well. Note that the first two will result in a crisper bread. The skillet ...

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“The key to a good s’more is perfect meltiness, so avoid using extra-aged cheeses that simply won’t break down the way you want them to,” Brosen says. Fresh cheeses, like a ricotta, or a lactic cheese ...

Watch the meticulous restoration of a 1905 antique butter and cheese slicer! From cracked gearbox components to a stunning black-and-cream finish, see how vintage craftsmanship meets modern ...

From a classic culinary school method to tool-specific techniques like using a box grater or mandoline, here’s how professional chefs slice and dice onions to perfection.

The main difference between summer and winter squash is the skin. Summer squash is harvested before it fully matures, which means its skin is still tender and full of flavour. Winter squash has a ...

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In a large heavy-based saucepan (I use a cast-iron one), heat a couple of glugs of olive oil with a pinch of salt. Add all the vegetables except the courgette and potatoes, pour the water over and add ...