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Pro Chefs Give 26 Cooking Tips for Every Letter A-Z Test Kitchen Talks

Pro Chefs Give 26 Cooking Tips for Every Letter A-Z Test Kitchen Talks

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There are twenty six letters in the alphabet and coincidentally there are exactly twenty six cooking tips, no more, no less, that exist in the kitchen. Join Molly, Brad, Gaby, Carla, Priya, Andy, Chris and Amiel in the Test Kitchen as they give you their cooking tips for every letter in the alphabet, from 'A' for artichoke to 'Z' for zest
Date: 2019-10-25

Comments and reviews: 10


It tickles me so much whenever they put Brad and Priya together for these things. She looks like a teeny tiny precious flower next to his bigtol doofy self. He bends himself in half at the waist to lean on the counter and he's still taller than her. O. OAmiel and Molly: Anti-Waxers. Okay, editor, you got me with that one lol
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Pretty fascinating to see horseradish unprocessed and raw. I feel like its under utilized as an ingredient. It seems like it would be delicious in a lot of things. Id love to see that in a white sauce or maybe in a fondue. Im curious if you kind folks have any ideas?
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Thank you thank you THANK YOU Chris Morocco for validating and vindicating my zesting lemons with a y-peeler cause I ain't got time to microplane the absurd amount of citrus I gotta get through every day. If CHRIS MOROCCO does it then it's clearly legit.
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Cooking beans on an oven is so unrealistic if you eat beans regularly. A pressure cooker will do just fine and take a lot less (don't even need to let them soak overnight. But hey, if you care about each bean shape being perfectly even cooked then go for it.
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When a recipe specifically calls for low fat or fat free yogurt, is it generally okay to use whole milk yogurt instead? Is there a way to tell if a recipe actually needs the reduced fat content vs just trying to make you feel healthy?
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With the corn cob you should put a smaller bowl upside down in the bigger one so you aren't cutting directly into the bowl. Also you could but a towel on top so it doesnt slip. Its much safer for you and your knife.
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when you flashed up saponin, the voiceover said one thing but the phonetic pronunciation shown underneath was more like the second way Molly said it. So I think even Google's text-to-speech doesn't know the word
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I humbly disagree. rosy, medium-cooked pork, makes me want to yak. It can be juicier, but I truly dislike the taste of pink pork. Good-quality, bone-on pork chops are still juicy when cooked med. -well.
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I freaked out and had the sudden urge to say I don't know, I'm sorry when Chris started going What have you done. What are you doing. even though I haven't done anything but watch the video
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Watching you cut that corn hurt my soul because I did that until 4 days ago. Starting with the knife pointed a bit up and the corn at the heel of the knife make one complete slice.
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