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Cooking & Baking

Simplify baking and cooking with insightful tips and tricks for kitchen novices and experienced chef. Learn the basics of cooking, the differences between cookware and the purpose for various kitchen utensils. Amateur bakers will appreciate eHow's baking basics, including necessary techniques and must-have bakeware. Easy recipes with step-by-step instructions provide great starter courses and an excellent way to test your cooking techniques. Plus, find out what produce and pantry items to stock, as well as what spices should fill your shelves.

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  • How to make Bread Crumbs -

    Run out of bread crumbs? Don't feel like running to the store? You're in luck! You can make your own fresh bread crumbs at home and save yoursef a lot of money, besides.

  • How to Keep Fruit Fresh Longer

    Keeping fruit fresh can be difficult. Having fresh available is a nice thing in order to eat healthy. Unfortunately, fruit takes time to reach the grocery. By the time it reaches your home, it...

  • How to Freeze Fish

    Fish is a produce that needs to be frozen and unfrozen with care. Fish can easily go bad and can make you sick if you eat. But doing it the right way is really not that hard.

  • How to Keep Cookies Fresh and Soft

    There is nothing better than biting into the first batch of chocolate cookies when they are fresh from the oven. Learn how to keep them that way with this simple trick.

  • How to Preserve Fresh Ginger

    Ginger has served humans with its culinary and medicinal uses for over 4,000 years, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center, and growth or purchase of this edible rhizome will...

  • How to Cook Fresh Turmeric

    Turmeric is a flavorful rhizome that's popular in Middle Eastern and Asian cuisines. Fresh turmeric is similar in appearance to its more popular cousin, ginger---except that its flesh is bright...

  • How to to Make Fresh Marinara Sauce

    Have you ever wanted to make fresh homemade marinara? Follow the steps below and you’ll find yourself eating one of the most authentic recipes around.

  • How to Measure Fresh Ginger

    Fresh ginger is typically sold in its raw, root form by the pound at grocery stores. Recipes calling for this sharp, tangy spice usually specify whether fresh or powdered ginger should be used....

  • How to Preserve Fresh Ginger in Vodka

    Fresh ginger, with its spicy-sweet taste, is the perfect addition to a wide variety of recipes. From Asian dishes to baking, adding a little hint of ginger makes a great dish extraordinary. In...

  • How to Choose The Right Onions for Your Recipes

    Have you ever wondered what type of onion might be best in a fresh garden salad, in a baked casserole dish, or for homemade onion rings? If so, you are not alone. This article will offer some...

  • How to Substitute Dry Ground Ginger With Fresh Ginger

    Dry ground ginger has a strong flavor and is a popular spice for both savory and sweet dishes. Many cooks feel it is prudent to avoid substituting dry ground ginger with fresh ginger due to the...

  • How to Boil Fresh Sugar Snap Peas

    Fresh sugar snap peas, whether purchased at the store or grown in your own garden, are a treat to be served at any meal. Fresh sugar snap peas can be eaten raw or cooked, and while boiling is not...

  • How to Prepare Pumpkin Puree Using Fresh Pumpkin

    Pumpkins announce the arrival of cooler weather and upcoming fall festivities. Although uses vary widely, pumpkins have a prominent place at Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Roughly 80% of...

  • How to Freeze Fresh Basil Leaves

    Freezing fresh basil leaves is a great way to preserve them for future use. This method of freezing is so simple it can be done in a matter of minutes. Never let those fresh herbs go to waste...

  • How to Buy a Turkey

    Buying a turkey is something that many people contemplate doing at least three times a-year on holidays such as Easter Thanksgiving and Christmas. Shopping for a turkey can a confusing project....

  • How to Cook With Mint Leaves

    Do not think of mint leaves as only for a garnish or decoration. These bright green leaves add a refreshing flavor to desserts, entrees and sides. While you may know of peppermint and spearmint,...

  • How to Measure a Cup of Fresh Fruit

    Fresh fruits are a delicious and healthy snack and cooking with them is extremely simple. Here's how to measure a cup of fresh fruit.

  • How to Cut Up a Ginger Root

    Ginger root adds bright, spicy and sweet flavor to many types of cooking--it's a common ingredient in Asian stir fry dishes, and it livens up many fruit-based desserts. To best take advantage of...

  • How to Substitute Ground Ginger for Grated Ginger Root

    Ground ginger and fresh ginger are used very differently in cooking. The ground version of this warming spice is typically used in baking for spicing up cookies, breads and cakes. It's...

  • How to Keep a Fresh Avocado Fresh

    Delicious and healthy, the fresh avocado could truly be one of the best fresh fruits of the gods. Loaded with nutrients and healthy fats, the fresh avocado makes a perfect snack or side dish for a...

  • How to Store Fresh Broccoli & Cauliflower

    Cauliflower and broccoli are cruciferous vegetables that are full of fiber and crunch. Fresh broccoli is at its best when the buds are tight and green; cauliflower looks and tastes freshest when...

  • How to Slice Ginger Root

    Fresh ginger has many herbal and nutritional benefits. Ginger is a good source of copper, potassium, magnesium, vitamin B6 and manganese. In addition, it has been shown to offer anti-inflammatory...

  • How to Freeze Oysters

    Oysters are a type of shellfish that contain a small, tender piece of meat within a tough hinged outer shell. If you're going to eat fresh oysters, you must purchase them live and keep them alive...

  • How to Dry Your Own Fresh Herbs

    Fresh herbs can enhance the flavor of anything you make whether it's fresh tea, dinner, baked goods or even flavored oils. If you grow your own fresh herbs and can't use them all at once, you can...

  • How to Cook Fresh Cranberries

    Cranberries are a type of small red fruit that grows in North America. They are commonly sold frozen, dried or canned, so you may not be used to the fresh variety. Fresh cranberries are much more...

  • How to Use a Juicer to Make Vegetable Broth

    Juicing is a process of separating the liquid from the fiber of a fruit, herb or vegetable. Usually only the liquid portion is used, and the fiber is discarded. A juicer is a machine that...

  • What Is a Fruit Buckle?

    Buckle is a simple, old-fashioned combination of fruit and dough from the cobbler family. Buckles call for ripe, fresh fruit, usually blueberries. Fruit is added to batter, topped with streusel...

  • How to Cook a Juicy, Orange-Flavored Turkey Without Basting

    Cooking a turkey need not be a tedious and exhausting chore. Use this easy approach to prepare a moist, succulent bird without the hassle of basting every few minutes.

  • How to Save Money By Drying Herbs & Spices

    If you like to flavor your cooking with herbs and spices then you already know how expensive they can be. This idea might help you save money on them. Especially if you don't want to grow and...

  • How to Make Herbal Sugars

    Herbal sugars are festive and can add a delightful taste to teas, cookies or other sugar-sweetened foods and drinks. You can use either fresh or dried herbs, depending on your access to them, and...

  • How to Measure Fresh Vs. Dried Herbs

    It happens all the time. You're almost done with a recipe, and suddenly see that it calls for fresh basil instead of dried, which is all you have on hand. Should you run to the store to buy...

  • How to Make a Classic Green Bean Casserole

    How to make a classic delicious green bean casserole for this year Thanksgiving or anytime of the year. Try this as a side dish with your thanksgiving turkey. Trust me it will be delicious.

  • How to Freeze or Dry Cilantro

    Adding herbs to many dishes is a great way to perk up their flavor and reduce the amount of salt needed. If you aren’t able to grow your own herbs then you have to purchase herbs at your local...

  • How to Convert Fresh Herbs to Dried

    Fresh herbs give your food more flavor than dried. For best results, use the herbs shortly after picking as they do not keep their flavor for long unless dried. The drying process pulls water out...

  • How to Cut an Apple Without a Knife

    One of the greatest pleasures of the fall season is apple picking. The warm sun on your face, the sounds of birds in the air and, best of all, the appetizing, sweet smell of the fresh apples...

  • How to Store Fresh Picked Blackberries

    Blackberries are in season from May to October so this is the best time to pick them. If you have taken the time to pick fresh blackberries, it is essential that you store them well so that they...

  • How to Prevent Lump Crab Meat From Tasting Fishy

    Lump crab meat comes in many forms and varieties, depending on the type of crab that is used for its meat, and the preparation methods for harnessing that meat. Regardless of the type, however,...

  • Nutrition of Fresh Herbs Vs. Dried

    Herbs are common in many varieties today. With increased shipping efficiency and the modern "supermarket" mentality, herbs never previously available can now be bought in stores across America.

  • How to Make Fresh Cranberry Vinaigrette

    T'is the season for Fresh Cranberries. Learn how to make a delicious Fresh Cranberry Vinaigrette, wonderful for salads, marinating or as a dipping sauce.

  • What Part of the Ginger Plant Do You Eat?

    Ginger root (Zingiber officinale) is actually not a root, but a rhizome, or underground stem. The rhizome is the part that can be eaten, used in food or teas, dried and ground to create powdered...

  • Guidelines for Using Herbs & Spices

    Herbs and spices enhance the flavor of other ingredients. They are often used in time-honored combinations which evoke traditional and familiar flavors, and you can also combine them in novel,...

  • How to Be Savvy About Buying and Storing Salmon

    Most people buy salmon at the grocer already cleaned and de-boned and packaged. If by chance you have a fresh fish market nearby and you’re not sure what to look for when buying fresh salmon, then...

  • How to Store Leftover Salad to Keep It Fresh and Crisp

    A fresh salad is a healthy, tasty addition to any meal. But if all the salad isn’t eaten, you are faced with a dilemma: save the leftover salad and eat soggy leftover vegetables the next day or...

  • How to Roll Fresh Herbs into Pasta Dough

    For a unique presentation of fresh pasta roll in some fresh herbs for that "WOW" response.

  • How to Tell if an Egg is Rotten or Fresh

    How long have those eggs been in the fridge? The expiration date on the carton was two weeks ago! But egg producers probably underestimate the date so you'll buy eggs more frequently, right? ...

  • How Long Can Tupperware Keep Food Fresh?

    Tupperware appliances can be used to freeze, refrigerate and microwave foods, prolonging the shelf life of store-bought and homemade products. Tupperware keeps food fresher than plastic wrap or...

  • How to Freeze Mushrooms

    If you thought freezing mushrooms was impossible, look no further. White button mushrooms are the most widely available fresh mushrooms to freeze, but they aren't particularly flavorful. Crimini...

  • How to Cut Fresh Garlic

    Fresh garlic is a soft white color, and adds a nutty flavor to a wide variety of recipes. Preparing garlic is an easy task that can be learned quickly. Let's take a closer look at how simple it is...

  • How Long Can You Keep Fresh Lemon Juice?

    Juice squeezed directly from a lemon is referred to as "fresh." as opposed to lemon juice that is processed and sold in bottles. Bottled lemon juice keeps much longer than fresh due to added...

  • How to Bake With Blackberries

    The peak season for fresh blackberries is June and July, but you may begin harvesting as early as May and as late as September. Bake with fresh blackberries that are deep purple to black in color;...

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