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Pauline

I'm Pauline, a mother of four grown children, my passion for cooking stemmed from the joy i get cooking for my family. I love to try new dishes, especially when dining out but creating and sharing my own recipes is my favourite thing to do!

Berry Hacks and How to Wash Blackberries the Right Way 

Summer comes with a whole lot of berries – that’s a fact. And so does the berry stress that includes how to wash blackberries the right way and storing them as well. Of course, there is no better way to quench summer thirst than grabbing the inviting berries you see in the market. They are …

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How to Steam Asparagus in the Microwave

The smell of steamed asparagus is a signal of spring for some households. When asparagus is ripe and growing plentifully, a lot of people start looking for fresh asparagus to add to their dinners of chicken and mashed potatoes. Asparagus is known as a superfood, thanks to all of its nutrients and health benefits. It’s …

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Where Should You Store Raw Fish in the Refrigerator?

If you’re storing raw fish in the refrigerator, you want to be careful about where and how it’s stored. Poor placement of your raw fish can cause cross contamination or just create a mess in the fridge. Putting it in the wrong place can also make the fish go bad, spoiling it before you have …

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How to Cook Morel Mushrooms on the Stove

Morel mushrooms are definitely not the easiest kind of fungi to source. They usually spring up around dead trees but not every kind of dead tree. If you miss out on getting the Morel mushrooms while the tree is dying, you’ve missed your opportunity completely. Most people find Morel mushrooms in the wild, and it …

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How to Wet Aged Beef at Home – Your Ultimate Guide

When it comes to cooking meat, the steaks have been raised! A juicy steak that’s tender and moist is a delicacy guaranteed to make you the star of your next barbecue. Do I hear you asking how? The answer is ageing the meat. There are two techniques for meat ageing. These are dry-ageing and wet-ageing. …

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Which Sauces Do You Have with Thanksgiving Dinner?

There are a few sauces you’re going to find at every Thanksgiving dinner. Maybe a few ingredients will be tweaked here and there, but the same basic sauces are always showing up as staples of this holiday meal. I would like to share with you some sauces that should probably be at your Thanksgiving dinner …

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Instant Pot Recipe For Tri-Tip Steak

Steak is a high-quality beef that includes high muscle fiber attached to the bones. People started consuming steak in the mid 15th century, representing a thick slick of meat suitable for cutting, grilling, and frying. Today, people around the world consume steak. Made in festive seasons, a lot of Americans depend on steak as their …

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What Are the Differences Between Chicken Breast and Chicken Thigh?

Each part of the chicken has its own attributes, and knowing how to cook the different parts, how to use them, and how they taste will help you to make the most of your chicken dishes. Because the different parts of the chicken can have varying textures and tastes, it’s important to know how to …

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Homemade BBQ Sauce without Ketchup

If you ask most people what barbecue sauce is made out of, the first ingredient they list will likely be ketchup. However, you can make homemade BBQ sauce without ketchup and I’m going to show you how. Most barbecue recipes for homemade sauce that doesn’t use ketchup will still use it tomato base. That’s essential …

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How To Make Tostadas – Tinga, Chicken & Pork

Ancient civilizations in Latin America have a special place for maize or corn. Most of the cultural ceremonies in those times had dishes made of corn significantly. Tostadas are nothing but fried corn tortillas. To preserve the leftover tortillas, they are fried and stored to be used later. Tostada means nothing but toasted in the …

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Vietnamese Pickled Carrots Recipe

  If pickled carrot dish is your all-time mouthwatering food, you would undoubtedly adore the Vietnamese Pickled Carrot recipe. It is often served with Vietnamese cuisine, including Banh mi, or as a component in an appetizer, including Vietnamese egg rolls.  Pickled carrots and daikons are significant additions to different Vietnamese dishes. You can use these …

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How to Make French Toast With Eggnog

Eggnog, cinnamon, brown sugar: just the sound of these ingredients remind me of the best Christmas morning breakfast I would have every year at my grandma’s countryside cottage. French toast with eggnog are typical winter morning breakfasts. Eggnog toasts are delicious quick meals. Eggnog is extremely nutritious and beneficial for health. It is high in …

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