Budget Cuts: Pork Loin
A whole pork loin can seem a bit intimidating because of its sheer size. But its relatively low cost and wonderful versatility make it one of my favorite ‘budget cuts.’
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Tips & Tricks
How to Boil a Chicken: Tender & Juicy Every Time
How to boil a chicken is a skill that every cook should know. A few tips and tricks, and a little science, can help produce tender, juicy chicken every time.
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Why You Need a Danish Whisk
A Danish whisk might seem like a frivolous luxury, something you’d use only rarely. But if you make pancakes, waffles, or even quick breads, it’s the best kitchen tool for the job.
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Kitchen Faves: MasterCook
MasterCook is one of my favorite kitchen tools. I’ve used this software to store and organize all my recipes for more than two decades, and honestly don’t know how I’d run my kitchen without it.
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Budget Cuts: Pork Shoulder
Called pork shoulder, pork shoulder arm roast, pork butt, Boston butt or picnic shoulder, this is one of my favorite budget cuts of meat. It comes from the upper front limb of a hog, and it features well-marbled meat with a lot of collagen.
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No-Waste Tomato Paste
Rather than tossing the rest of the can, portion out tomato paste and freeze it! It’s quick and easy, saves money, and reduces waste.
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Meet the Mouli
I consider my mouli one of the most indispensable tools in my kitchen. It grates, shreds and slices, and fits easily into a kitchen drawer.
Mom’s Magic Cleaner
Mom’s Magic Cleaner is a homemade cleaning solution that powers through most messes and costs just pennies to make.
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