Category: The Nibble

TIP OF THE DAY: Can You Substitute Kosher Salt Or Sea Salt For Table Salt?

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While salt can be ground into fine, medium or coarse textures, table salt (top) is always a fine grain, kosher salt (center) a coarser, flat grain, and sea salt anything from finely ground to naturally extra-coarse (bottom photo shows medium-coarse). Photo courtesy Saltworks.us.   Certain recipes specify kosher salt or sea salt instead of table…
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RECIPE: Easter Salad

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Top: Pastel beet salad for Easter, from the Oyster Club. Middle: Gold beets is the name given to the orange varieties. Bottom: Chioggia beets, pronounced KYO-jah, sometimes called candy cane beets. Beet photos from Good Eggs.   We adapted this charming salad concept from the Oyster Club in Mystic, Connecticut, as our Easter salad. Look…
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TIP OF THE DAY: Make Farmer Cheese At Home

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[1] Make it today, enjoy it tomorrow. Photo courtesy Good Eggs | San Francisco. [2] Homemade cheese draining in cheesecloth (photo © The Pines | Brooklyn).   What are you doing this weekend? How about making some farmer cheese? Do it today and enjoy it for Sunday brunch. All you need is buttermilk, cheesecloth and…
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Make An Ice Box Cake, No Baking Required 8 Recipes

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[1] The original Ice Box Cake, a simple yet memorable combination of chocolate wafers and whipped cream, was made in a roll / log shape (photo #9). Here’s the recipe (photo © Spend With Pennies). [2] A chocolate icebox cake is made with chocolate whipped cream. This one is built in a loaf pan (photo…
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