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Tip: Difference Maker - Crazy for Crusts

Homemade pie crusts and tart crusts can’t be beat. Make a few crusts at a time, shape them into 6-inch disks, wrap in plastic wrap and freeze for later use. Defrost them in the refrigerator or on the counter when you’re in the mood for a homemade

Tip: Lamb - Sizing it up

Lamb sold in the United States is sourced primarily from the United States, Australia and New Zealand. There are four grades of lamb, Prime, Choice, Good and Utility. Choice is the grade most widely available, and is considered very good quality

Tip: Main Attraction: Taming the juice

Before you carve meat or poultry, put paper towels or (older) dish towels under the cutting board, allowing the towels to extend several inches beyond the edges of the board. The towels will absorb the juice that runs off the sides of the board (and

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Carbon Steel

What is it?

A metal commonly used in bakeware manufacturing. To prevent rusting, carbon steel must be “aluminized”, or coated with nonstick, tin or enamel.

Why you'd want it?

It’s strong and heavy, so carbon steel pans are durable and hold their shapes well.

Ceramic

What is it?

A material made from clay used in bakeware manufacturing.

Why you'd want it?

It’s decorative and can be used for baking and serving. It absorbs heat slowly, distributes heat evenly and retains heat once out of the oven. Some ceramics are freezer to oven safe.

Stoneware

What is it?

A material made from clay used in bakeware manufacturing.

Why you'd want it?

Colorful and decorative, it can be used for baking and serving. It absorbs heat slowly, distributes heat evenly and retains heat once out of the oven. Some stoneware is freezer to oven safe.

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Jacquelyn Buchanan

As Director of Culinary Development for the legendary Laura Chenel’s Chèvre in Sonoma, California, Jacquelyn Buchanan combines her enduring passion for artisanal, local, and sustainably grown foods with her extensive experience as a chef and culinary educator. With a 20 year career in the world of food and wine, she currently travels the U.S. teaching consumers and trade professionals about the great taste, versatility and nutritional benefits of chèvre.

Prior to joining Laura Chenel’s Chèvre, Jacquelyn served as the Julia Child Director of Culinary Programs at COPIA: The American Center for Wine, Food and the Arts in Napa, California. At COPIA, she was responsible for the development and implementation of all food-related programs and activities.

Jacquelyn’s sensibility for artisan cheeses has also been honed through the years as a chef for renowned Northern California establishments such as the Hayes Street Grill in San Francisco, The General’s Daughter in Sonoma, and George Lucas’ Skywalker Ranch. During her early chef years she worked with legendary Bay Area chef Judy Rodgers at The Union Hotel, prior to Rodgers’ opening Zuni Café. She remembers discovering Laura Chenel's Chef's Chèvre early in her career and falling love with it, as well as Sonoma County’s bounty of local, seasonal, and artisan foods. She is excited to work with a company that helped to pioneer that movement.

Jacquelyn is a graduate of the California Culinary Academy; Bauman College’s Nutrition Educator Program; and Maryville College in Maryville, Tennessee. She is a member of the American Cheese Society, Women Chefs & Restaurateurs, the International Association of Culinary Professionals, the San Francisco Professional Food Society, the National Association of Nutrition Professionals, and Slow Food, USA. She lives in Petaluma, California.

Staff Contributor Mona B

I have been working in the housewares industry for 19 years, focusing on cookware, cutlery, bakeware and tools for 17 of those years. I am presently the Director of e-business for Meyer Corporation, and have been in this position for 4 years. My past experience has come from the buying side at Macy's and other department stores. I have also managed an outlet store chain focusing in housewares.

I am currently a "Gourmand" but have been in each Cookware Personality category at various stages of my life. I currently cook for two every night. I am not that good at following recipes but tend to start with a recipe and then add different spices and vegetables that suit our likes and dislikes. When eating out if I find a dish I like I will try to make that dish at home. It does not always turn out the same but is always edible, and sometimes better then the restaurant (even if I say so myself).

Staff Contributor Rachel E

I have worked for Meyer Corporation for 6 months. As a recent college graduate in my mid 20’s, I am living away from home for the first time. In addition to the start of a new career, I am also a very active athlete, participating competitively in cycling and triathlon events. With so much going on in my life, I find that I fall into multiple Cooking Personalities. Overall, I find that my core personality is Healthy Habits. As a very active endurance athlete, I need to cook foods that not only taste great, but are healthy and provide all of the nutrients I need to perform well and recover.

My other cooking personalities include Expanding Horizons and Gourmand. Living on my own for the first time, I am working slowly to build my own cookware and bakeware assortments. I am very picky when it comes to cooking and baking, preferring only to use the best, which can be an expensive habit, and I am therefore, building my assortments one or two pieces at a time.

My significant other and I love to cook and bake. We experiment all of the time, often cooking/baking a recipe to spec. once, and then never cooking it the same again – varying it to add in foods and flavors we think will work well or just experimenting with foods we have never tried before. With there being only two of us in my household, we cook large meals, and do all of our baking on the weekends, and then use the leftovers for lunch, dinner and dessert during the week. Cooking, baking and eating (the food we make) is a large part of our relationship.  It is important to us that we make healthy food, and we try to make it as fun, interesting, and of course, great tasting as it can be!

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  • A to Zest - Bakeware

    A to Zest - Bakeware

    Bakeware is essential for every kitchen, and not just for sweets. Learn how bakeware is also used to prepare savory dishes like casseroles, roasted vegetables and meatloaf.

  • East Coast Italian Roasted Artichokes

    East Coast Italian Roasted Artichokes

    Roasted Baby Artichokes with Lemon makes a splendid side dish that is both healthy and versatile.

  • East Coast Italian Gnocchi

    East Coast Italian Gnocchi

    Make your own delightful specialty pasta. A simple preparation creates the delectable Brown Butter Gnocchi with Sage.

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Pans By Any Other Names
Pans By Any Other Names
Choosing Cookware Part 1: Materials
by PotsandPans.com Culinary Team of PotsandPans.com
Listed in Cookware
Learn how to select pots and pans that are just right for you. Read more
The Shape of Things
The Shape of Things
Choosing Cookware Part 2: Features (shapes, lids, handles)
by PotsandPans.com Culinary Team of PotsandPans.com
Listed in Cookware, Technique
Learn about the different shapes of pots and pans and what they’re used for, then select the pans that are just right for you. Read more
Fit for a Feast
Fit for a Feast
Experience Today’s Lamb – Mild, Flavorful and Tender
by Cathy S of PotsandPans.com
Listed in Farm to Table, Meat
Today’s lamb is mild, flavorful, and tender. Convert a few skeptics with these recipes, fit for the best feast. Read more

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