Entries tagged with 'Weekend Cook and Tell'
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For last week's
Weekend Cook and Tell we asked all of you to glamorize your meals from previous evenings for a challenge we dubbed
Leftovers Makeovers. For this challenge we were looking for not only resourcefulness but also the kind of creativity that elevates leftovers from boring to brilliant. Here's a look at some of our favorite ideas for repurposing the contents of your Tupperware.
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Last week on the
Weekend Cook and Tell we were talking honey, and all of its sweet and sticky kitchen applications. We asked all of you to don your beekeeping gear (either that or break out the honey bear) and
share your favorite honey-based recipes with us. Let's take a peek into the hive and see what you came up with.
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Last week on our
Weekend Cook and Tell we were talking shopping, namely
Your Go-To Markets. We wanted to know about those magical markets where just strolling down the aisles acts as inspiration for all sorts of fantastic meals. Judging by your responses, it looks like all of you are consummate shoppers who love nothing more than seeking out the best your area has to offer. So, get those reusable bags ready; let's take a look at your favorite markets and the meals they've produced.
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For last week's
Weekend Cook and Tell we asked all of you to break out the deep fryer and share your fried chicken secrets with us for a challenge we called
Bucket of Fried Chicken. You gave us soaks, rubs, dredges, and plenty of great fried chicken intel. Let's take a peek at some of our crispiest-skinned responses.
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Last week on the
Weekend Cook and Tell we asked all of you to
Crack Open a Cold One for a challenge all about cooking with beer. Most of us love drinking the sudsy stuff but it looks like a whole bunch of us keep a few cans or a bottle on hand for cooking and baking as well. Let's take a look at some of our favorite malty, hoppy cooking with beer ideas.
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Last week on the
Weekend Cook and Tell we asked all of you to think outside of the potato sack for a challenge we dubbed
You Say Potato. We wanted to see what kind of creative recipes you could come up with to bring the humble spud out of the sidelines and into the spotlight. Here's a peek at some of your tastiest tuber recipes.
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For last week's
Weekend Cook and Tell challenge we decided to revisit on of last summer's sweetest topics, an ode to summer corn that we dubbed
Kernels of Deliciousness, Part 2. We asked all of you to share your summerlong adventures with corn. We were curious what was happening to all those cobs aside from just grilling them up and slathering them with salt and butter (which we are total suckers for, by the way. Here's a look at some of your lovely end-of-summer corn creations.
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For last week's
Weekend Cook and Tell we asked all of you to wade into the murky waters of
cooking with sardines and anchovies. We wanted to know where you stood on these little fishes and if and how they make their way into your kitchen. Turns out you guys have a
lot of love for these little swimmers. Let's take a peak at some of your fishiest ideas.
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Last week on the
Weekend Cook and Tell we asked all of you to delve into the healthy, nutty (health-nutty?) world of cooking with grains. We're curious what you guys do with farro, wheat berries, quinoa, and the other grains that make up your local natural food store's bulk section. As usual we were met with all sorts of brainy ideas. Let's take a look at some of our favorite graintacular contributions.
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For this week's edition of our
Weekend Cook and Tell we asked all of you to hit the local farmers' market in search of the best seasonal stone fruit. For a challenge we dubbed
Stone Fruit Fest we wanted to see what all of you do with these juicy seasonal gems. After reading through your responses all we can say is that we'll be over for dessert sometime
very soon. Here's a peek at some of your loveliest stone fruit-centric recipes.
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