While working at Bouchon bistro in Napa Valley, I prepped A LOT of chickens destined for roasting. And while you can find recipes galore for Thomas Keller’s roast chicken, almost all of them are missing one crucial step.
How to make Chef Thomas Keller’s roast chicken (like the chefs at Bouchon Bistro)
Why all French macaron recipes are really the same (and how to make the delicate pastries)
French macarons are delightful little pastries filled with enchanting creams, curds, and custards. And you don’t need to scroll and search for the “perfect macaron recipe” to make them at home. French macaron recipe success is achieved by mastering two simple techniques and measuring your ingredients according to the proper ratio. The Standard Formula Shh… don’t tell the other bloggers…
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Three reasons to love keto (or low-carb) stuffed peppers
Giving up carbs doesn’t mean ditching flavorful, beautiful dinners. With one or two simple switches, stuffed peppers can be paleo, keto, low-carb deliciousness!
My favorite recipe for a rich + scrumptious gluten-free vanilla cake
When the birthday kid wants a vanilla cake, this is my go-to. It’s rich with a nice bite, yet light and fluffy and not-to-sweet. With a bit of fiber from oat flour, you can feel a little less guilty about indulging. But it also works well with a full measure of most gluten-free flour blends, or classic all-purpose. Baked in…
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What Japanese pancakes really are + how to make them gluten + grain free
Ditch the refined white flour! Here are a couple different ways to whip up Japanese soufflé pancakes without (most of) the guilt!
Three classic Kahlúa cocktails + the truth about mudslides
If you love the bitter, rich and nuanced flavor of coffee, a Kahlúa cocktail may be just the nightcap for you. Versatile and smooth, Kahlúa drinks can be delicious on the rocks, straight up in a classy martini glass. And of course blended into a boozy milkshake (you know you want to). Which is technically NOT a mudslide… What is…
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How to cook sockeye salmon, or any salmon, to perfect doneness
How to sockeye salmon any way you wish! And a few quick and easy ways to mix up the flavors on fish night.
Fun ways to serve up love in the form of chocolate bark
Covered in chopped, roasted nuts or filled with chewy, sweet dried fruit. Chocolate bark is a come one, come all treat. Break it up into classic shards, or use my trick for creating chocolate bark shapes. It’s a literal snap to make! The come one, come all confection Chocolate is a perfect vehicle for nuts, fruit, candy, pretzels, and more…
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The key to chocolate macaron bliss + three macaron myths busted
Chocolate. French macarons. Ganache. Cream Cheese. Peanut butter buttercream. It’s all here friends. Scroll down for the method, chocolate macaron recipe and three fun fillings. Or read on for more classic Edible Times macaron myth-busting. Knowing and correctly pronouncing macaron French macarons (pronounced mah-kuh–rohn) are small, delicate meringue pastry shells filled with the luscious curds and creams sweet dreams are…
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Three ways to enjoy a Lemon Drop cocktail + why it’s not a martini
The lemon drop cocktail is a great gateway drink for budding home mixologists! Fully loaded with citrus-laced liqueur, tart lemon juice and a touch of sweet, it’s an easy one to shake up. You’ll transport yourself in a cool minute to a swanky big-city bar, without ever leaving your own kitchen! The origins The lemon drop is not a martini….
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How not to make macarons, part deux: myths busted
Here’s part two of the Edible Times troubleshooting series on French macarons. I continue to cut through the lies and myths of how to master perfect macarons. And share five fun macaron flavors ideas, like orange creamsicle!
Very special cookies for the new moms in your life AKA lactation cookies
If you’re a new mom or know one, these oatmeal-raisin (or chocolate chip!) cookies are a delicious AND nutrient-packed snack. Unlike many other lactation cookie recipes with refined sugars and flours, you won’t find any of that nonsense here.
The story of ‘the best margarita in the Pacific Northwest’ + how to make your own
Let’s be honest. A truly authentic margarita will always call for the same three ingredients. Tequila, orange liqueur, and lime juice. And to learn how to make a margarita at home, it’s best to start at the very beginning.
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