Culinary encyclopedia of foods and dishes


Oolong tea

Oolong is a type of tea. It is sometimes called "black dragon."

Cheddar (cheese)

This is a semi-hard cheese of English origin. Depending on the degree of maturity, the core of the cheese may have an uneven yellow color, varying from

What can be used as a substitute for Burgundy wine in cooking?

If a recipe calls for Burgundy wine and you don't have it, you can substitute it with other ingredients.

What can I use as a substitute for the Indian spice garam masala?

An interesting and useful article for lovers of Indian cuisine.

How to replace parsnips in recipes

This article discusses the most common parsnip substitutes.

What can be used instead of cloves?

If you don't have cloves on hand, but a recipe calls for them, you can replace them with other spices and products.

Lentils

Lentils are one of the oldest legumes, native to Asia and North Africa. They are related to peas and are rich in protein and carbohydrates. They are rich in

Chorizo ​​(sausage)

This is a spicy, dry-cured sausage of Spanish origin, with a distinct aroma of spices and a smoky smell, made from

What is self-raising flour?

If you come across self-rising flour in a recipe, you can make a mixture using ingredients you may have in your pantry.

Sage

Sage is very popular in Italian and British cuisine. It has gray-green leaves with a fuzzy upper surface. Sage has a pungent, slightly

Saffron

Saffron is the stigma of the crocus flower, a member of the iris family. It has a distinctive, pungent aroma and a slightly bitter, floral flavor.

Black Forest ham

This is a popular German dry-cured ham produced in the Black Forest. During the production process, Black Forest ham acquires its characteristic

Chives (chives, spring onions)

This is a plant from the onion family, which is a bulb that smoothly turns into a rounded stem of white color with dark green feathers.

Streusel (confectionery topping)

A confectionery topping in the form of large sweet crumbs of German origin, used to decorate the top of desserts, buns, cookies, and pies.

Edamame green soybeans

Bright green edamame soybeans have been eaten for hundreds of years. They are loved for their sweet and delicate flavor. Soybeans were originally grown as a vegetable in China.

Exotic fruit rambutan

This small, hairy fruit is native to Malaysia and Indonesia, but is popular worldwide. It is now grown not only in these countries, but also in India.

Tarragon: Selection, Storage, and Cooking Uses

Tarragon is a very popular savory herb that combines the intense aroma of wormwood, sweet anise, and soft vanilla. It represents

Apple cider (apple wine)

It's an alcoholic beverage with an alcohol content of 2-7%, made from apples. Apple cider has a golden or amber color and a pleasant aroma.

Japanese mochi cakes

An interesting article about Japanese mochi rice cakes and their varieties.

Japanese dessert daifuku

Daifuku is a type of Japanese sweet confection. It is a small cake made of glutinous rice paste and filled with sweet


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