When life breaks your eggs, make quiche! Although quiche is considered a classic dish of French cuisine, the dish actually originated in Germany, in the medieval kingdom of Lothringen, under German rule, and which the French later renamed Lorraine. The word ‘quiche’ is from the German ‘Kuchen’, meaning cake.
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Aug
According to a national survey, 1 in 5 Americans has claimed to have eaten an entire pie by themselves. Do you belong to this dream team?
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Jul
Join Meghan Glova on Taste This as she delves into the world of crafted cocktails with locally sourced spirits from Newport Avenue Market’s Spirit Shop.
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We’re ready to make the world our oyster. Let’s take a salty dive into this divisive seafood. Humans have been eating oysters (and a lot of them) for a very long time.
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So tasty, so versatile, there’s a reason we all love noodles! There are more than 60 noodle varieties found in different parts of the world.
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Jun
The martini, with its basic ingredients and air of sophistication, is one drink that will never go out of style.
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Jun
Thinking about summertime grilling, outdoor gatherings, and gourmet camping cuisine? Two words: Lamb kebobs.
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May
On this episode of Taste This!, Meghan Glova samples the delightful and glossy confections from Sparkles Bakery.
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May
Whether you’re itching to be a contestant on “Chopped” or crossing your fingers not to burn the pasta, we have you covered with the latest and greatest gadgets for the kitchen, too. From great linens, cookware (including All-Clad, Le Creuset®, and Emile Henry), dinnerware, and great kitchen accessories, our aisles are lined with a treasure trove of must-haves.
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The Jalapeno pepper is likely the most popular and best known spicy chili pepper in the universe.
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Apr
Behold: the ice cube tray. A kitchen essential that, maybe, you don’t use as often as you’d like.
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Apr
The debate over the origin of hummus is old. The Greeks, Arabs, and Israeli’s lay claim as original chefs. So, who is right?