- 10 years ago Sticky: Weekly Post: What are you cooking this week?
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+5 +1Cooking with FOIA: The CIA's declassified desserts
A considerable chunk of the CIA's declassified archives consists of newspaper and magazine clippings. Some are stories relevant to Agency interest, others - typically critical - concern the CIA directly, and then there's the ones that don't immediately make sense - like cookie recipes.
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+7 +1Broccoli pesto pasta
This is so simple to make it's going to provide some quick dinners in the future. I didn't have a potato masher as per the recipe's instructions, but I boiled the broccoli well and smashed it with a wooden fork.
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+13 +2Tomato & Sweetcorn Soup with Fresh Basil Recipe
Lovely nutritious soup for cold winter days.
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+6 +2Chef Chloe's Avocado Pesto Recipe
Check out this easy, delish recipe for Chef Chloe's avocado pesto pasta!
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+9 +1Chicken Curry with Coconut
Excellent chicken curry recipe with Coconut.
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+14 +15 Reasons Ginger Belongs In Your Belly Now
The holidays are a time when gingerbread men and houses reign supreme, but there are plenty of reasons to incorporate ginger into your diet all year round.
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+23 +5This $1,500 Toaster Oven Is Everything That's Wrong With Silicon Valley Design
Automated yet distracting. Boastful yet mediocre. Confident yet wrong.
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+3 +1Fool-Proof Roast Turkey
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+7 +1Talking Turkey.
MADISON, Ala. - With Thanksgiving quickly approaching, Madison firefighters are not only telling people about the importance of cooking safety - they're showing them.
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+1 +1Chilled Sweet Red Pepper and Beet Soup Recipe
Delicious Summer food
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+6 +3Alton Brown's internet cooking show will be a 'Good Eats' sequel
Do you miss Alton Brown's classic cooking show Good Eats? You're about to get more of it... and then some. In a live chat with fans, Brown has revealed that his previously hinted-at internet cooking show will be a spiritual sequel to Good Eats, but without the corporate limits that kept him from cooking certain meals or exploring techniques while on TV. He may cook rabbit, for example, or work with sous vides -- those just weren't options on the Food Network, Brown says.
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+10 +2Cooking with Syrian refugees in Cairo
Providing for their families is one of the greatest fears for Syrian refugees. In Cairo's little Damascus, a group of refugee women are doing just this.
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+5 +23 Italian Zucchini Recipes For A Bumper Crop
Zucchini are famously plentiful this time of year, so why not give a trio of sophisticated Italian zucchini recipes a try with this season's crop?
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+13 +5Cherry Tomato Sauce, A Late-Summer Blast Of Sweetness
Bursting with sweetness, cherry tomatoes are making their seasonal comeback. Here's how the Italians capitalize on their outsized flavor.
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+10 +1Not a chef? Make good food anyway with 7 kitchen gadgets smarter than you are
With smart pans and precision cookers, there's no reason to have a bad meal at home. Here are some smart gadgets to take your cooking to the next level.
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+2 +1Low Carb Eggplant Parmesan Bites - Ditch The Carbs
Super easy low carb and grain free snack. Sliced low carb eggplant parmesan bites (aubergine). These are gluten free and dripping with melted cheese - yum!!
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+19 +5Top 10 Kitchen Tools That Are Worth Their Investment
We’ve discussed kitchen tools everyone should have, and tools everyone on a budget should have, but if you’re willing to put a little money into your home cooking, here are some solid kitchen tools that may cost a little more than usual, but will pay you back in flavor, time saved, or just plain quality of life.
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+21 +5Gordon Cooks Steak For A Vegetarian
Gordon heads to London Zoo, where Hannah the zookeeper feeds the animals better than she feeds herself. Can Gordon convince her to try a steak for the first time in 3 years? From Gordon Ramsay's The F Word.
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+9 +1Fashioning Cast-Iron Pans for Today’s Cooks
American cooks have frequent affairs with spiralizers, dry fryers and other shiny new toys. But they also have a deep, lasting relationship with one of the oldest cooking tools in the kitchen: the cast-iron skillet.
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+10 +2How to Make a Seriously Fancy Hot Dog, Courtesy of Chef Jean-Georges
Skip the average hot dog condiments this summer in favor of a frank with a little more flair.




















