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Kitchen Notebook: (Almost) Too Pretty to Eat

This time of year, we all want to delight our very favorite people with unexpected treats. Here we show you some cookie-decorating tips from a pro.
November 2008
food + cooking

Dealing With Silver Skin

Silver skin is that layer of white, opaque connective tissue on any variety of meats. It’s hardly edible, and tough as rubber.
11.22.06
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Skimming Along

The Japanese make some of the finest skimmers. The mesh surface is so fine that fats and other undesirables are pretty much lifted out exclusively.
11.22.06
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Turkey Temps

We were surprised that the USDA has dropped their recommended turkey temperature from 180 degrees Fahrenheit all the way down to 165 degrees.
11.21.06
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The Joan Rivers Effect

A couple of readers have criticized the "burned-looking turkey" on our November cover. If you think that turkey was burned, you’ve been bamboozled.
11.10.06
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Find an Egg Beater

You could call me a Luddite for preferring my old-fashioned egg beater at home to high-tech electric versions, but don’t knock it till you’ve tried it.
10.26.06
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Tools of the Trade

One commercial appliance is worth the money. Once you use a Vita-Prep, once you feel the full 37,000 RPM at your disposal, you will understand.
10.24.06
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Onions: Lower and Slower

Why spend 45 minutes caramelizing onions when you can get it done in 10… with a little help from a Vidalia and some brown sugar?
10.20.06
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Silicone Suggestion

I have become a convert to these brightly colored silicone potholders. If they get messy they can be washed and used again right away.
October 19, 2006
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Xtreme Ice Cream

When you’re obsessed with making ice cream from scratch, bay leaves, cheese, and even toast are fair game.
August 2006
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