How To Tuesdays

How To Tuesdays

How to Make Candied Walnuts

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  All of my latest posts are desserts or sugar-related, I know. Don’t hate me. But candied walnuts are a little more versatile. Salads, toppings, granola, snacking, as well as desserts. As a young college student, I had a part-time job at the movie theater. Shoutout to Harkins – they […]

Desserts, How To Tuesdays

How to Make Crème Brûlée

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  Crème brûlée sounds super fancy, somewhat snobbish, and seems like it should be difficult to make. But it isn’t too hard once you’ve given it a shot. Remember that its name literally means burnt cream. And if ‘burnt’ is in the name, then you really don’t need to be […]

How To Tuesdays, Soups

How to Make Chicken Stock

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  Throw a bunch of ingredients in a big pot with some water and let it simmer for a while. Now you have chicken stock. It is almost that easy. A little prep work and some small effort once it has finished simmering is all it really takes. The magic […]

Desserts, How To Tuesdays

How to Make Whipped Cream

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  If your only experience with whipped cream comes from a frozen tub or aerosol container, then you are in for a treat. Whipped cream is super easy to make yourself with either a hand mixer, a stand mixer, or an immersion blender with a whisk attachment, and just a […]

Baked Goods, How To Tuesdays

How to Make the Ultimate Pie Crust

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  One of pie’s many virtues is the ability to transform into so many different things. Savory. Sweet. Custard. Fruit. Chicken. Vegetables. Baked. Fried?! (wait, you can fry a pie?) Filled. Top-crust. Basically, there are infinite options. But a pie needs a crust. And for most pies, a shortcrust pastry […]

How To Tuesdays, Sides

How to Caramelize Onions

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  The first thing you need to know is it takes some time to truly caramelize onions. There are a few methods to more quickly make some faux-caramelized onions, but those tend to rely on adding sugars that caramelize around the onions rather than the sugars in the onions themselves. […]