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Bread in bed.
Bread seems human sometimes... it soaks up energy. If you're making bread for someone special, try keeping the dough warm
as it rises in a special place. I sometimes keep it under the covers in bed with me while I read a book.
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Turgor Pressure
Turgidity is the only concept I really kept from middle school science class. All you need is water and cold. (Basically
get your veggies wet and cold.) The cell walls of vegetables swell with water and the entire vegetable becomes crisp.
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Perfect baked chicken: before and after
Baked chicken is the ultimate comfort food. I've been baking chicken for years and have a foolproof method: bake at 400
degrees for 30 minutes; then bake at 300 degrees for about 35 minutes, depending on how big the chicken is.
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Tips for the Perfect Steak
Light the briquettes at least one hour before you expect to grill. Be patient! Good food takes time. If you grill over
direct flames, the heat won't be as intense and consistent, and your food will take on a kerosene taste.
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Caring for and Sharpening Knives
The first is to use wood or polyethylene cutting boards. Marble, glass, stone, ceramic and other hard surfaces damage knives.
They can dull, blunt or nick a blade. To clean knives, wipe the knife quickly with a nonabrasive cloth or sponge, dry it
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French Onion Soup Tips
The trick to a great French onion soup is starting with good stock. French onion soup is usually made with beef stock. I've
made delicious soup with stock from the leftover rib bones of a rib roast. Another important element is the proper caramelizat
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