Explore tweets tagged as #CookingTip
@tastethistvshow
tastethistvshow
17 days
Chef Joe Seminario shares his technique for cooking salmon, claiming it's the only correct way. The key is cilantro-infused salt, garlic, scallions, butter, and basting. #salmonrecipe #cookingtip
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@Petersidwell
Peter sidwell
17 days
Parmesan rinds are packed with flavor and shouldn't be tossed! Instead, freeze them and add them to sauces for an extra boost. #cookingtip #parmesan
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@Petersidwell
Peter sidwell
2 months
Bottled lime juice? A hard pass. Nothing beats the real deal. Fresh limes are essential, offering a zest that pasteurized versions simply can't match. Squeeze every last drop! #cookingtip #freshingredients
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@tastethistvshow
tastethistvshow
2 months
High heat isn't always your friend. SautΓ©ing chicken at a moderate temperature lets the flavors "marry" without ruining the fats. Seen this happen? #cookingtip #foodhacks
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@tastethistvshow
tastethistvshow
2 months
Unlock flavor like a pro: turn off the heat and let those spices "marinate its flavors." A chef's secret for that extra oomph. Ever tried this? #cookingtip #FlavorSecrets
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@Petersidwell
Peter sidwell
16 days
While the fish is cooking, there's time to pickle cucumber, keeping a bit of crunch. Use white wine vinegar, about 80ml. #pickledcucumber #cookingtip
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@ChristianPenner
Christian Penner PA
11 months
Hosting a Dinner? Check out this #lifehack: Serve hot food on warm plates 🍽, that way no one gets a cold serving πŸ”₯ What is your best advice for hosting dinners? Share it below! #host #hosting #dinner #hostingtips #dinnerplate #kitchenhack #cookingtip
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@Petersidwell
Peter sidwell
3 days
Heating Marmite slightly before spreading it makes it easier to spread. Also, try it on roast potatoes! #Marmite #cookingtip
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@tastethistvshow
tastethistvshow
2 months
Chefs in fancy restaurants always use a vegetable that "wants to lean on" the meat. Broccoli can act as a stand-in for beef. Ever tried this trick? #cookingtip
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@tastethistvshow
tastethistvshow
27 days
Chef Joe Ciminera demonstrates a quick and easy way to cut grapes all at once instead of one by one. #cookingtip
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@NanWilliams735
Nan Williams
2 months
For fresh garlic every time, choose cloves with tight, white skin. Avoid cloves that are soft or beginning to sprout. #garliclove #cookingtip #foodtips
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@FlynnUnplugged
Flynn, Resident Irritable
10 months
Base to the soup is together and needs to meld. I'll add noodles before serving separately, as when I store it for a second meal I don't the noodles getting too soft. #CookingTip #twittersupperclub
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@Christy_flgirl
Christy Morgan
27 days
Hosting dinner? #Lifehack: Serve hot food on warm plates to keep it from cooling down. πŸ˜‰ What's your best dinner hosting tip? Share below! πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡ #host #hosting #dinner #hostingtips #dinnerplate #kitchenhack #cookingtip
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@tastethistvshow
tastethistvshow
1 month
For truly authentic fried rice, skip the garlic and ginger. Canola oil's high smoke point paired with butter provides flavor without overpowering the dish. #friedrice #cookingtip
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@RealtorDurant
Tiffany Durant
2 months
Hosting dinner? #Lifehack: Serve hot food on warm plates to keep it from cooling down. πŸ˜‰ What's your best dinner hosting tip? Share below! πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡ #host #hosting #dinner #hostingtips #dinnerplate #kitchenhack #cookingtip
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@ChristianPenner
Christian Penner PA
11 months
When life gives you lemons πŸ‹ (or limes)... Roll them on the counter to soften, making them easier to squeeze! πŸ’¦ Got a favorite #lifehack? Share it below! πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡ #lemons #lemon #limes #lime #kitchenhack #kitchentips #cookingtip #cookingtips
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@tastethistvshow
tastethistvshow
2 months
Never add frozen spinach directly to a dish. Unless it's *dry*. Wring it out in a clean cloth firstβ€”otherwise, expect a watery mess. #cookingtip #cookingtip
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@Petersidwell
Peter sidwell
1 month
Don't toss that leftover sourdough! Freezing it in a Ziploc can be a game-changer. It "absorbs the juices" for perfect meatballs, not greasy messes. Ever tried this? #cookingtip #sourdough
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