Scaled Down Thanksgiving Recipe Menu for COVID-19 | Serious Eats
No need to skip out on your favorite dishes this year—you can still have all your favorite components of Thanksgiving in just the right amount for a smaller group.
Instant Pot Beef Tips are tender delicious tips of beef, pressure cooked in rich gravy. Pressure cooker beef tips over mashed potatoes are a tasty meal!
The Science of Lactic Acid Fermentation: Pickles, Kraut, Kimchi, and More | Serious Eats
When cabbage ferments into sauerkraut, cucumbers turn into full-sour dills, milk becomes yogurt, and plums transform into umeboshi, we have lactic acid–producing bacteria to thank. Let's look at the science behind this type of fermentation.
Chinese Herbal Silkie Chicken Soup Recipe | Serious Eats
Silkie chicken has striking dark skin and a delicious concentrated chicken flavor. Simmered in this soup with traditional Chinese medicine (T.C.M.) ingredients and other aromatics, it produces one of the most deeply flavorful chicken soups we know.
Should I Salt My Bean-Cooking Water? | Serious Eats
People always say, Don't put salt in the bean water, or those beans will never soften! Is there any truth in this advice? We set up a simple side-by-side experiment to test the theory out.
Mellow sweet potato purée makes these colorful biscuits tender, moist, and light—perfect to serve alongside hearty soups and stews, or with a simple spoonful of blueberry jam.
When it comes to meat sauces, ragù bolognese is the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. To arrive at this version, I started with Barbara Lynch's great recipe, adding a few tweaks here and there to enhance meatiness and texture (hello, pancetta, gelatin, and fish sauce!) and employing a unique oven-based cooking technique that develops rich browned flavors, all while maintaining the tender, silky texture that the best sauces have. This is the kind of sauce that will leave you and your loved ones weak in the knees.
Chaat Masala (Indian Street Snack Spice Blend) Recipe
This funky, salty, spicy, and sour spice blend is all you need to transform anything into a chaat (a type of street snack popular throughout South Asia). It works great in traditional chaat recipes, such as for papri chaat and panipuri, but can also simply be sprinkled over fruit or vegetables or used as a spice for snack foods, like Chex mix.
Everything you need to know about the vast and varied world of edible salt, including the differences between all the types of salt you'll see on the market.
Perfect Egg Fried Rice (On Whatever Gear You Have) Recipe
This egg fried rice recipe is designed to work with any cooking setup, whether you're lucky enough to have a true flaming-hot wok burner or are just using a nonstick skillet on an electric cooktop.