A dish of fleur de sel (salt)
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12 Jul 2007 | Basics, Sauces
This is the filling that makes an almond croissant so delightful. Easy to make and useful in a host of delectable desserts.
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A classic mixture of herbs that add aromatic flavors to soups, stocks and stews.
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Tofu that tastes like something. When added to braises or leafy green stir fries, its striking flavor adds a savory depth that lifts the dish to new heights.
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28 Feb 2008 | Basics, Poultry, Techniques
A classic mixture of herbs from Provence, France. This blend of aromatics add flavor to soups, stocks and stews.
28 Feb 2008 | Basics, French
It seems easy, but there are secrets to a perfectly boiled potato.
29 Aug 2007 | Basics
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