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The Breakaway Cook loves to explore new tastes, to reimagine classic combinations with powerful bursts of unexpected global flavors. The result is healthful, delicious food that's simple to prepare at home.
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I realize that peeling garlic can provide a few peaceful, zen-like moments of serenity, but do any other garlic lovers here share my distaste for this…
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It's always frustrating for me to read recipes that suggest some fraction of a teaspoon of an herb. In my cookbooks it's rare to find herb-infused…
POST A COMMENT (37)Is there anyone alive whose spirit doesn't soar when confronted with a massive, awe-inspiring display of heirloom tomatoes? Greens, yellows, reds, and…
POST A COMMENT (8)When August rolls around, and it gets way too hot to deal with cooking much at all, I immediately think of udon, the thick wheat noodle from Japan…
POST A COMMENT (6)Sometimes I don't want to fuss with the cobs; I just want to eat a big bowl of corn with a spoon. So here's what I do...
POST A COMMENT (30)I'm always looking for new grains to cook with, and my current favorite is Israeli couscous, also sometimes called pearl couscous. It's technically…
POST A COMMENT (5)My favorite way to eat firmer tofu is to apply a crust to one side of it, fry that side, and set the uncrusted side in...
POST A COMMENT (4)When tofu is hyperfresh, it's like eating a beautiful salad at its peak; it smells of grass, bamboo, and earth. As a general rule, the softer my tofu…
POST A COMMENT (3)Food prepared in a clay pot just tastes better. Clay pots are easy to find nowadays -- most Asian markets and many imported goods stores carry these…
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