Our September/October back cover puts eggplants in the spotlight: bold, glossy, and ready for the pan, oven, grill, or wherever your cooking takes them.
A cantaloup walks into a pickle jar... But in all seriousness, quick-pickling cantaloupe infuses it with extra sweetness, flavor, and interest and gives it a firm-but-plush texture that you are going to want to experience. https://t.co/zrDHXeBBla
A perfect, in-season plum is deliciously succulent on its own, but what about those slightly firm plums that need a bit of help in the flavor and texture department? https://t.co/uOdvTgysh4
Peelin’ good! 🫚 Ginger’s got a gnarly little jacket, but all ya need is a spoon 🥄 to scrape it clean—way easier than a peeler and you save all that gorgeous ginger underneath!
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A sign that warm weather is in sight, the first glimpse of fresh spring asparagus is a celebratory event. This super easy recipe for Chinese-style wok-tossed asparagus in black bean sauce is salty, sweet, earthy and loaded with umami.
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The starchy liquid in chickpeas (aka aquafaba) is perfect for giving baked items a fluffy, structured crumb without using eggs. Aquafaba has proteins that denature when combined with cream of tartar. This makes it possible for it to create a stable, stiff, and fluffy foam reinforced by starches in the liquid.
This recipe is salty, crunchy and customizable. Starting the chickpeas with cold oil allows them to be evenly crunchy and cooked through. Seasoned with salt, garlic and parsley, this protein packed snack is a perfect way to satisfy your cravings while keeping things flavorful and nutritious. https://t.co/V9EqrcZ30i