📚: VEG-TABLE
I use the oven’s broiler to mimic that char but the secret isn’t just heat, it’s chemistry.
A quick baking-soda brine changes the salmon’s surface pH, tightening proteins just enough to keep it juicy under high heat.
I use the oven’s broiler to mimic that char but the secret isn’t just heat, it’s chemistry.
A quick baking-soda brine changes the salmon’s surface pH, tightening proteins just enough to keep it juicy under high heat.
We’re just getting started — thank you all for the amazing response! This one’s all about Calabrian chiles, my go-to for smoky heat. Show it some love!
We’re just getting started — thank you all for the amazing response! This one’s all about Calabrian chiles, my go-to for smoky heat. Show it some love!
Check out Episode 1 of Flavor Forward @americastestkitchen.com youtu.be/l9iBV7mKh0w
Check out Episode 1 of Flavor Forward @americastestkitchen.com youtu.be/l9iBV7mKh0w
And yes… I ate the fried Thai chiles. All of them. No regrets. 😂
And yes… I ate the fried Thai chiles. All of them. No regrets. 😂
What cooks an egg faster—water or olive oil—if they’re both at 160°F (71°C)?
The answer might surprise you… 👀
It’s all about heat capacity—and why chefs confit, poach, and slow-cook in oil.
What cooks an egg faster—water or olive oil—if they’re both at 160°F (71°C)?
The answer might surprise you… 👀
It’s all about heat capacity—and why chefs confit, poach, and slow-cook in oil.