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Recipes
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Chicken & Mushroom Risotto with Tarragon
"Creamy risotto with bite size pieces of chicken and mushrooms and just a hint of tarragon may be the quintessential comfort food."
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Herb Rubbed Roasted Turkey
"Placing chopped, fresh herbs under, rather than on top of the skin, helps infuse the meat with flavor. As an added bonus, the turkey will perfume your house with a delectable aroma as it cooks."
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Fattoush with Lamb Skewers
Ready in 6
"A Middle Eastern fresh herb salad with vegetables and toasted pita bread is the setting for some spiced lamb kebabs, Sumac can be purchased from specialty delicatessens and gourmet stores. Serve drizzled with a fresh yogurt and goat cheese dressing."
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Creamy Creamless Carrot Soup
"Rolled oats are the secret to making rich tasting cream-free cream of vegetable soups. You can substitute zucchini, winter squash or most any vegetable for the carrots."
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Tips & Techniques
Tip: Sweetie Pie: Cold butter, flaky crusts
Always use cold butter (or shortening) when making pie or tart crusts, and leave the butter in pea-sized pieces when you incorporate it into the flour. These little “butter balls” will melt when baked and create a tender, flaky crust.
Tip: Technique: Be Sharp and Be Safe
To keep knives in good condition for everyday use, “true” them up on a sharpening steel before each use. A sharpening steel is often included with the purchase of a knife set. Technically, a steel does not actually sharpen a knife, but rather
Tip: In Season: Peter Piper Picked a Pineapple
A ripe pineapple looks full and smells sweet and fresh on the bottom. To slice a pineapple, cut off the top (the “crown”) and about 1 inch off the bottom. Stand it on its newly flattened bottom and cut off the exterior skin, working top to bottom
Glossary
Hard-Anodized Aluminum
What is it?
Aluminum treated with an electro-chemical process that transforms regular aluminum into a superior cookware material.
Why you'd want it?
It’s strong and durable, and an excellent conductor of heat so food cooks evenly.
Clad
What is it?
Cookware made by sandwiching different materials together to create superior cooking performance and easier care. Most clad cookware is made by covering – or cladding – either aluminum or copper cookware with stainless steel.
Why you'd want it?
Stainless steel clad cookware provides stain resistance and protection against denting, while also taking advantage of the superior heat conductivity of aluminum or copper.
Nylon
What is it?
A durable, flexible, stain-resistant material.
Why you'd want it?
It will not scratch or cut nonstick coating, which helps to maintain the cookware finish.
Contributors
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!
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).
I am a newbie at Meyer Corporation but I can see why so many people have worked here for years. It’s such a great place to land; why would anyone ever want to leave? I am a culinary writer, having started out way back when, answering mail and testing recipes for Chuck Williams at Williams Sonoma, when it had fewer than a dozen stores. I was lucky enough to produce ten national cooking series for Jacques Pepin, Mollie Katzen and Martin Yan for public television, veered off into the non-profit world of international adoption and parenthood, and just kept cooking.
I am working in the culinary realm once again, enjoying every delicious thought that I try to put into words. My office is adjacent to the warehouse, its sample shelves abounding with product, more cookware than one can imagine. It’s heaven.
Videos
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Anolon Nouvelle Copper Hard Anodized
The Elements of Great Cooking with Anolon Nouvelle Copper NonStick Cookware Hard Anodized Exterior:Durable, hard anodized construction is twice as hard as stainless steel and provides exceptional heat distribution.
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Circulon Nonstick Exterior
See the technology behind the Circulon Exterior. Hard anodized construction is exceptionally strong, and the Circulon TOTAL Food Release system means exceptional food release and easy clean-up.
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A to Zest - Tools Part 2
An assorted set of tools and utensils in the kitchen for peeling, grating, brushing and more.