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updated on August 1, 2021June 26, 2021Blog

Five Alternatives to Olive Oil

Let’s face it; many kitchens worldwide always have a bottle of olive oil in stock. While it has many uses for cooking, flavoring, and even salad dressings, plus its extensive health benefits, it isn’t one of the most affordable options on the market, making you look for alternatives.
So, which cooking oils should you consider in place of olive oil?
Almond Oil
This Vitamin E-packed oil is proven to reduce total cholesterol while giving any dish a flavorful touch. You can also use this for salad dressings, soups, and pasta.
Coconut Oil
This is …

updated on August 1, 2021June 25, 2021Blog

Boiling, Poaching, or Simmering: What’s the Difference?

Throughout your cooking experience, you may have read the terms poaching, boiling, and simmering.
Of course, while all these involve hot water, they are not the same terms. This article will explore how they’re distinct from one another and how you can apply these terms to your cooking.
Boiling
Boiling involves heating water to its boiling point (212°F). It is notable because it creates drastic bubbles rolling at the surface. The most common ingredients cooked with the boiling technique are rice, grains, eggs, vegetables, and pasta.
Simmering
This…

updated on August 1, 2021June 22, 2021Blog

Wine Pairing 101: A Guide to the Most Efficacious Wine Pairings

No dinner parties will ever be completed without a bottle of wine. However, which one should you choose? This comprehensive wine pairing guide will help you prepare the best wine that will indeed pair well with the prepared dish.
Sauvignon Blanc
This wine is best when you’re serving oysters, pesto, briny-heavy sauces, fish like halibut, green vegetables like asparagus, and goat cheese. It is still diverse with dish pairing but not as much as Pinot Noir.
Merlot
This wine is best for veal, pork roast, grilled beef, Caesar salad with …