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Only in cooking can you eat your mistakes.
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Candy and Caramel Apples the Easy Way - Chefs Corner Store
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Easy Candy and Caramel Apples: One big reason you frequently see whole candy or caramel apples is the coating adheres well to apple skin. The skin is dry, and it keeps the candy or caramel coating away from the moisture inside the apple.
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Easy Candy and Caramel Apples: You can use grocery store chocolate, but add a bit of coconut oil to help the melted chocolate coat the apples more smoothly. Use refined coconut oil, which won’t impart a coconut flavor to your chocolate.
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Roasted Pumpkin Seeds
How to Roast Pumpkin Seeds: Gauge your seeds’ doneness by color: Let them keep roasting if they’re still white, but pop them out once they turn golden brown.
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How to Roast Pumpkin Seeds: Before you roast your pumpkin seeds, boil them in salted water. Then dry them thoroughly before roasting.
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How to Roast Pumpkin Seeds: When you cut a hole in the top of your pumpkin for the lid, scoop out all of the seeds and set them aside. Your pumpkin seeds will still have some pulp attached. Rinse the seeds in a colander and remove the bits of pulp.
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How to Roast Pumpkin Seeds - Chefs Corner Store
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Swissmar Mont Brulé Fondue Set | Chefs Corner Store
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Messermeister Pumpkin Carving Set | Chefs Corner Store
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Have you ever thought of eating flowers? You might be surprised by the flavors edible flowers bring to dishes, not to mention the bright and cheery colors.
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Edible Flowers: Roses typically have a mildly fruity taste. Rose water was a popular ingredient in 18th and 19th century recipes.
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Edible Flowers: Lavender is one of the herbs used in the iconic combination of herbes de Provence. Sprinkle lavender in lemonade, seltzer, champagne, and light cocktails, or add dried flowers to pastries and baked goods.
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Edible Flowers: Violets are another common garden-variety flower that’s good to eat. The flavor of violets is on the sweet side, with a touch of floral.
Pansies Flowers
Edible Flowers: Pansy petals have a mild grassy flavor that might even taste a bit minty. Sprinkle them over salads, or use them to adorn cakes and pastries.
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Edible Flowers: Dried hibiscus petals are often found in herbal teas, and fresh hibiscus buds can be used to decorate cocktails.
Pretty Flowers
Hibiscus Plant
Edible Flowers: Many flowers, especially those that bloom from herbs like basil, are edible.
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If you enjoy a walk down culinary memory lane as much as we do, you’ll love the vintage recipes we found on some fun retro food blogs.
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Vintage Recipe Trends: Given the tendency of mid-century chefs to go overboard, it’s no surprise that Christmas was the most wonderful time of the year. By “wonderful,” we mean “seemed like a good idea at the time.”
Canned Tuna Fish Recipe
Canned Tuna Healthy
Best Canned Tuna
Best Tuna Salad Recipe
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Vintage Recipe Trends: In the past, tuna and salmon were also popular, but they came from cans. They were also usually unrecognizable once they were served.
Ethnic Recipes
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Sweet Tooth
Vintage Recipe Trends: Gelatin molds and salads were primarily sweet and served for dessert. They often featured fruit suspended in Jell-O, made in a mold just like aspic.