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I WON A KITCHEN AID. Now, what do I do with it?

mashed potatoes, breads, cakes, icing all made easier by mine.


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Wall Street Journal (Sorta) Does the Math: Delivery vs. Frozen Pizza

Glad to see I'm not alone in my love of the Totino's. Has to be the Supreme and has to be cooked in the oven directly on the rack. It may be just a $1 pizza, but sheesh, no one deserves a microwaved pizza.

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Tips for a beginner?

As much as I love the sites, the books are gong to be what you return to.
The Betty Crocker has saved my crocker more than a few times. If it was good enough for my Grandma then it's good enough for me.
I picked up "How to Boil Water: for my husband and we both use it as it is instructive without being pedantic, with lots of photos and simple but delicious recipes for basics.
Get one really exhaustive book on baking if you don't bake a lot but are still interested. Culinary textbooks are excellent finds as well.
Make soups! Making stock and then experimenting with whatever is in the cabinet is one of the best ways to learn to trust your instincts and your taste buds.

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Holiday Giveaway: Zingerman's Praise the Lard Gift Box

real southern style green beans fried in bacon fat
or
Chinese sausage in any form.

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From Talk

I WON A KITCHEN AID. Now, what do I do with it?

mashed potatoes, breads, cakes, icing all made easier by mine.


From Slice

Wall Street Journal (Sorta) Does the Math: Delivery vs. Frozen Pizza

Glad to see I'm not alone in my love of the Totino's. Has to be the Supreme and has to be cooked in the oven directly on the rack. It may be just a $1 pizza, but sheesh, no one deserves a microwaved pizza.

From Talk

Tips for a beginner?

As much as I love the sites, the books are gong to be what you return to.
The Betty Crocker has saved my crocker more than a few times. If it was good enough for my Grandma then it's good enough for me.
I picked up "How to Boil Water: for my husband and we both use it as it is instructive without being pedantic, with lots of photos and simple but delicious recipes for basics.
Get one really exhaustive book on baking if you don't bake a lot but are still interested. Culinary textbooks are excellent finds as well.
Make soups! Making stock and then experimenting with whatever is in the cabinet is one of the best ways to learn to trust your instincts and your taste buds.

From Serious Eats

Holiday Giveaway: Zingerman's Praise the Lard Gift Box

real southern style green beans fried in bacon fat
or
Chinese sausage in any form.

From Talk

The Weirdest Thing I've Ever Made

Just yesterday, I thawed out some Brunswick stew and realized it was more Brunswick than stew. I didn't want to dilute the flavor with broth so instead I made some Velveeta and shells and crumbled some bacon and put it all together. Delicious.
Also a perennial favorite: A-1 with cucumbers
Ginger hummus

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