Martha Stewart’s Cooking School Now a PBS Series Lesson 2 is a culinary master class in the techniques essential to cooking egg dishes, with 8 video demonstrations to guide you on poaching an egg, cooking a perfect omelet, making homemade mayonnaise, and more, along with color step-by-step photographs. Eggs are the basis for so many delicious culinary creations, and in this lesson you’ll learn the cooking fundamental techniques for elevating the everyday egg through soft-cooking, scrambling, baking, coddling, poaching, and frying. Video demonstrations by Martha Stewart Living food editor Sarah Carey will show you how to poach an egg, cook an omelet, and make mayonnaise. Then, practice your skills with recipes for tempting dishes such as Steamed Artichokes with Smoked Salmon, Poached Eggs, and Hollandaise; Huevos Rancheros; and Squash and Goat Cheese Frittata. Lesson 2 also includes the Basics, where you’ll learn about the equipment, knife skills, ingredients, and routines that will enable you to cook with confidence. Color photographs and video demonstrations teach you how to chop an onion, mince garlic, prep and chop fresh herbs, zest and suprême citrus, and more.
Christine Cyr contributed research and editing talents to the text that opens the chapters, all of which is designed to help demystify cooking techniques and teach readers how to choose and work with the best ingredients.
Martha Stewart’s Cooking School Now a PBS Series Lesson 4 is a culinary master class in the techniques essential to cooking vegetables, with 8 video demonstrations to guide you on prepping and cooking artichokes, pureeing vegetables, ...
Christine Cyr contributed research and editing talents to the text that opens the chapters, all of which is designed to help demystify cooking techniques and teach readers how to choose and work with the best ingredients.
Christine Cyr contributed research and editing talents to the textthat opens the chapters, all of which is designed tohelp demystify cooking techniquesand teach readers howtochoose andworkwiththe best ingredients.
Christine Cyr contributed researchand editing talents tothetext that opensthe chapters, all of which is designed tohelp demystify cooking techniques and teach readers how to choose and work with the best ingredients.
Organized for maximum clarity and practicality, the handbook also offers step-by-step how-to photographs that demystify even the most complex and nuanced techniques.
These are recipes that will delight you with nostalgia, inspire you, and teach you about our nation by way of its regions and their distinctive flavors. Above all, these are time-honored recipes that you will turn to again and again.
But more than a mere collection, this specially designed volume is a major step in Martha's mission to keep home cooking traditions alive.
Here are all the foods that make us feel good for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and midnight snacks.
Shares recipes and domestic tips for modern couples that range from choosing cookware and tableware to weeknight entertaining and hosting large or small gatherings.