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Tempeh 101: What Is Tempeh and How Do You Cook It?
Tempeh is a soybean-based food that originated centuries ago in Indonesia. It’s popular among plant-based eaters, as its texture makes it a…
see articleIngredient IQ: Butternut Squash
Editor’s Note: In January 2019, the Institute of Culinary Education launched the Natural Gourmet Center, a plant-centric and wellness-driven culinary arts program. We’ll be featuring…
see articlePumpkin 101: Tips for Choosing, Storing, and Cooking Pumpkin
From porch decorations to pie fillings, pumpkins rule the fall produce landscape. Here’s how to pick, prep, and cook the gorgeous gourds…
see articleIngredient IQ: Figs
Editor’s Note: In January 2019, the Institute of Culinary Education launched the Natural Gourmet Center, a plant-centric and wellness-driven culinary arts program….
see articleHandy Facts About Corn and How To Use It In Cooking
Fresh corn needs no introduction. Kids love it. Cookouts wouldn’t be the same without it. And the sweet, crunchy kernels add oomph…
see articleIngredient IQ: Eggplant
Eggplant is part of the Solanaceae, or nightshade, family of vegetables, which also includes potatoes, bell peppers, and tomatoes. The most common…
see articleFacts About Bell Peppers, Plus Recipes and Tips For Using Them
Editor’s Note: In January 2019, the Institute of Culinary Education launched the Natural Gourmet Center, a plant-centric and wellness-driven culinary arts program. We’ll be featuring…
see articleTypes of Mangoes and Everything You Need to Know About Them
One taste of a perfectly ripe mango is enough to make anyone a lifelong fan of the juicy, sunset-hued fruit. Here’s everything…
see articleWhat Is Okra and How Do You Cook It?
Okra was introduced to North America by enslaved people brought over from West Africa in the 17th century. Ever since, it has…
see articleIngredient IQ: Basil
The hot, sunny days of summer bring out the best in this aromatic herb. Here’s how to select, store, and prepare basil…
see articleThe Whole Grain Flour Guide
Today’s supermarkets baking aisles are crammed with whole grain flour choices. The tasty, nutrient-dense options are all exciting—but they can also be…
see articleWhat Are Lentils and How to Cook Them
If there’s one dried legume you should always have on hand, it’s no-soak, quick-cooking lentils. Read on to find out why. What…
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