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YouTube: Better Than Cookbooks
Can a page of text really teach you how to open an oyster or make pasta by hand? Online videos do it better—and home cooks and pros are taking full advantage.
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Can a page of text really teach you how to open an oyster or make pasta by hand? Online videos do it better—and home cooks and pros are taking full advantage.
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In professional kitchens, even scalded arms, severed finger tips, and minor impalements have silver linings
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There was no doubt about it: she woke up smelling like waffles. A writer tries to get to the bottom of an enigmatic aroma.
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Casseroles and gelatins are culinary pillars in Utah, where spokesperson Bill Cosby is practically an honorary resident
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