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» Meet Eric Gower
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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Is there anything more satisfying than biting into something supercrispy? A good crust -- especially when it is infused with spice -- is a...
POST A COMMENT (11)If you've never tasted yuzu, you're in for a delightful surprise. It is usually translated as...
POST A COMMENT (5)If something isn't right in front of me, I just don't see it. Yes, I have a large collection of interesting spices, vinegars, dried fruit, and plenty…
POST A COMMENT (10)Because I once had several gigantic persimmon trees in Japan that cranked out five-gallon buckets of gorgeous fruit, I was constantly trying to come…
POST A COMMENT (10)I adore sweeteners of all kinds, except the customary one: white, processed sugar. There is something very wrong with white sugar, in my opinion. I…
POST A COMMENT (7)If I had to pick a single ingredient that encapsulates the main gist of breakaway cooking -- one that somehow incorporated the tastes of tangy,…
POST A COMMENT (10)Serious cooks and chefs always talk about stock being the building block of good cooking, and that it must be homemade to be taken seriously. I didn't…
POST A COMMENT (13)How do you cook a turkey that won't choke your guests? Super-dry turkeys really ought to be classified as weapons. I had some deep-fried turkey a few…
POST A COMMENT (24)Many of us are daunted by the prospect of cooking an Indian or Thai meal at home because we tend to think it must be "authentic" to be any good. It's…
POST A COMMENT (6)We've all been fascinated by the array of powerful blenders seen at juice bars. Menus at these places tend to offer a dizzying variety of choices,…
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