We rely on marinades to add flavor to meat, seafood, and vegetables. Knowing how marinades work is key to boosting…
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In Taiwan, pork rib soup is a common tonic—usually served with chopped daikon. This dried fig and pork soup is…
Read More »There are hundreds of weeknights in a year. That’s a lot of dinner! Test kitchen editor Kendra Vaculin is here…
Read More »I own all manner of thermometers, smokers, grills of both the charcoal and gas variety, waxed aprons and heat-proof gloves.…
Read More »Pork is beloved by chefs and home cooks alike for its rich, umami flavor and tender, juicy texture. Whether turned…
Read More »Cooking a pork shoulder until it’s silky and tender and then shredding it up for guests is one of the…
Read More »This take on a classic Sri Lankan curry is particularly unique due to its use of black pepper, which has…
Read More »We love quick-cooking, thin-cut boneless pork chops, but they can often skew dry. Not here. When marinated in a simple…
Read More »There is a delightful appetizer at Gris Gris in New Orleans that I love: seared pork belly braised in root…
Read More »We rely on sautéeing when we want to quickly cook some cut-up chicken, a pan of greens, or shrimp. But…
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