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Philli Armitage-Mattin’s new book helps you understand your palate, so you can cook the food you love to eat every time, writes Prudence Wade

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Derived from the Chinese word for “cooking pot,” woks have been a do-it-all kitchen tool way before the Instant Pot. In fact, these oversized pans are believ

You might only think of a wok as being the go-to for stir-fries but some of the best woks can often be used for many other types of cooking – smoking, searing, boiling and conventional frying. Add a bamboo basket and lid and it’ll even steam vegetables, dumplings and seafood. This means t

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As soon as the calendar strikes September, I'm fully prepared for spiked cider, comfort dishes, spooky stories, crunchy leaves, and all things pumpkin. And if you ask me, there's nothing like some themed de

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Greasing a hot pan is essential to prevent food from sticking: No matter what type of skillet, frying pan, or griddle you use, your cookware needs to be primed well to ensure uncooked ingredients don't catc

Look for one new feature at this year’s McClain County Fair as you enter the fairgrounds.

Bison Hill Chuckwagon Catering will be set up and cooking September 9 and 10 on an authentic 1860 Newton chuckwagon.

Cowboy chef Bill Shipley will be wearing period-correct clothing. He

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I had some oyster mushrooms we found foraging earlier in the week.

Sauteed oyster mushrooms to join with some cultivated shiitake mushroo

This summer has been such a scorcher, that some nights it’s just been too hot to make dinner, let alone eat it. No amount of comfort food, finger food, fast food or junk food sounds appetizing. Even though I bring home the bacon, it doesn’t mean I want to fry it up in a pan. And certainly

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These versatile vessels can create so much more than just a stir fry

Whether you’re tossing together a speedy stir fry, braising meats and veggies, or dabbling with deep-frying, t

In Melissa Clark's kitchen — which she calls "messy," but is actually beautiful — cooking dinner is fun, not fussy, ideally done while listening to the B-52s, and best when it takes as few dishes as possible.

Clark, whose New York Times column is called "A Good Appetite," has writt