TIP OF THE DAY: Different Foods To Grill

Try grilled halloumi cheese to start. Why not serve it with grilled romaine? Photo by Ina Peters | IST.   You know you can grill meat, seafood and fruit on the grill (see five grilled fruit recipes at the end of this article). You may also have tried grilling pizza (if not, try these grilled…
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TIP OF THE DAY: How-To-Grill-Steak Tips From A Pro

Turn out a great steak or burger with tips from Del Frisco’s Steak House. Photo courtesy Del Frisco’s.   If you look forward to grilling in the warm weather, step up your game with these tricks and tips from the executive chef of Del Frisco’s Restaurant Group. Chef Thomas George Dristas offers a few no-fail…
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TIP OF THE DAY: 15 Things To Do With Chocolate Sauce

You know that the same delectable chocolate sauce (fudge sauce) that tops ice cream and profiteroles can also be used on a brownie or waffle. But how about using it: As a dip for pretzels and potato chips? As a fondue for strawberries, apple slices, other fruits and marshmallows? To turn hot coffee into hot…
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TIP OF THE DAY: Certified Humane Raised & Handled Meat

Love animals? Buy meat that is Certified Humane Raised & Handled.   If you care about animals yet eat meat and poultry, there’s an easy way to put your money where your steak is. Look for meat with the Certified Humane Raised & Handled logo. Humane Farm Animal Care is a national non-profit organization created…
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TIP OF THE DAY: Seasoning With Salt

Today’s tip deals with something most of us do every day: seasoning with salt. The tip comes from THE NIBBLE’s test kitchen chef. Tip Part 1: Season meat with salt by sprinkling it from a height of roughly 6 to 8 inches. This ensures an even layer of salt, with no bland spots. Salt the…
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