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Cook the Book: Mahogany-Glazed Chicken Wings

But maybe cover the ribs with foil and do a slightly lower temperature for 2 hours, then remove foil, increase heat, and baste to allow caramelization?

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Cook the Book: Mahogany-Glazed Chicken Wings

I've been looking for a recipe like this for pork ribs (baby back) - do you think this would work? It seems like a good possibility....

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French in a Flash: Campanelle with Eggplant Caviar

This looks great - planning to make tonight. Only comment would be that the total time has to be incorrect - upon further investigation, your instructions call for 1 hour of roasting.

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Cook the Book: Mahogany-Glazed Chicken Wings

But maybe cover the ribs with foil and do a slightly lower temperature for 2 hours, then remove foil, increase heat, and baste to allow caramelization?

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Cook the Book: Mahogany-Glazed Chicken Wings

I've been looking for a recipe like this for pork ribs (baby back) - do you think this would work? It seems like a good possibility....

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French in a Flash: Campanelle with Eggplant Caviar

This looks great - planning to make tonight. Only comment would be that the total time has to be incorrect - upon further investigation, your instructions call for 1 hour of roasting.

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Drink the Book: 'Jelly Shot Test Kitchen'

Paloma jello shots with grapefruit Jarritos, plain gelatin, lime juice and tequila. Yum!

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Boise, Idaho: French Fry Options Galore at the Boise Fry Company

The two things I love about Boise:

1) Boise Fry Co
2) Skiing at Bogus Basin

It's a short list, but both are compelling enough to have me considering flying out for a long weekend...

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Brisket with Ginger, Orange Peel, and Tomato

I made this last night to serve this evening and it smells amazing (and the little piece I tore off tasted delicious). Just one note, this recipe is actually missing the last couple of steps.

After making it I realized I had only used half the citrus and had no idea how she wanted us to incorporate the chopped parsley (well, I had my guesses...). Doing an online search for this recipe helped me discover that the extra citrus fruits are to be zested over th meat upon serving and the parsley is supposed to be sprinkled on top. Also, she suggests reducing the sauce further once the contents have been strained out.

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Market Scene: Eastside's Issaquah and Kirkland in Washington

Nice writeup. One little correction - Issaquah is SE of Seattle (I should know, I have to schlep from Seattle to Issaquah every weekday). ;)

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Cook the Book: 'Put 'em Up!'

Lots of jam and preserves! Just made strawberry preserves with balsamic and black pepper, tayberry jam, loganberry jam, blueberry/tayberry jam with lime and vodka, strawberry jam and raspberry jam. Oh, and apricot butter. So delicious.

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Critic-Turned-Cook Goes On SFA Field Trip, Eats Nasty Bits

While interesting, this seemed kind of light on details. I'd love to know more about the various stops along the tour and maybe have some more pics. More to come perhaps? :)

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Knife Skills: How to Hold a Knife

Anyone else get a perma-blister on the inside of their pointer finger where the finger meets the hand? I do the blade hold, but there's serious pinching (and this is with bolster and bolster-less knives). It's only problematic after marathon cooking sessions, but it seems somehow avoidable nonetheless....

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Taste Test: Store-Bought Tofu

Thanks for the location recs Seattleites! I need to venture into the ID more (I live oh so far in Ballard ;) ).

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Taste Test: Store-Bought Tofu

@Michael - where in Seattle can you purchase Thanh Son tofu, aside from their factory in the ID? Do Whole Foods, PCC or any of the Town & Country markets carry it? Thanks!!!

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Where to find the best coffee in Seattle...

Even though Stumptown is from Portland, it is amazing and you should definitely seek them out. They have two locations on Capital Hill, both near some excellent restaurants and bars.

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Cook the Book: Easy Gluten-Free Baking

I miss really good French bread the most. And bagels. And donuts for that matter.

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