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Happy weekend fellow cooks and treat-lovers. What's cooking this weekend? Candy corn? Marshmallow spiders? Pumpkin rice krispie treats? I hope you have something good going on. Here are a few of my favorite Halloween posts from this past week, and a reminder: we get an extra hour to cook on Sunday, thanks to the magic of Daylight Savings Time. Happy Halloween!
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Q: My in-laws bought us a bottle of apple pie-flavored moonshine. We are attending a pumpkin carving party this weekend and I'd like to bring a drink to share that includes the moonshine.
Any recipe ideas or suggestions?
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The book: Shrubs by Michael Dietsch
The angle: Everything you need to know about making old-fashioned shrubs and using them in modern sodas and cocktails.
Recipes for right now: Country Gentleman's Brandy Shrub, Cinnamon-Apple Shrub, Pear Ginger Shrub, Pomegranate Shrub, Dr. Mike's Celery Tonic, Lemon-Lime Rickey, Campari Soda, Shrubbed-Up Cosmo, Shrugroni
Who would enjoy this book? Foodie mad scientists and cocktail-lovers.
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From Apartment Therapy → Before & After: A Functional Update for a Cramped Kitchen
This inspiring renovation turned an oddly-shaped kitchen into a bright and extremely functional space!
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After the bounty of summer berries and stone fruits, it may seem that fall and winter are relegated to only apples, pears, and citrus, but don't forget pomegranates! The hidden little sweet-tart jewels inside pomegranates can brighten up any rainy or wintry day.
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Like many cities before them San Francisco and their neighbor across the bay, Berkley, will be voting next week on whether or not a soda tax should be put into place.
Berkley is proposing a one cent per ounce tax while San Francisco is planning a tw0 cent per ounce tax.
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Even as someone who's tested recipes professionally and written about food for years, I still always stumble when I'm about to write about a piece of fish — is it fillet or filet? What's the difference? Turns out that it's a bit complicated!
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Creating drinks named the "Turf Cocktail" was evidently a popular pastime during the decades hugging the turn of the 20th century. There are no fewer than three distinct drink recipes bearing this name or a slight variation that come to us from old bar books.
In today's cocktail, we focus on a version that starts off like a Dry Martini before galloping in its own direction.
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It would be impossible to encompass all of baking in one lesson, but we didn't want to close our Cooking School without giving you at least an introduction to sweet and savory baking. We'll talk through some baking basics that are helpful for all home cooks, and then it's time for a little party because today is the last day of our Cooking School!
Congratulations to everyone who has participated in The Kitchn's Cooking School. We hope you've had fun this past month and learned a few things to help you in the kitchen. Let's bake a cake to celebrate!
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Last month I talked about DIY pantry staples that are better than their store-bought counterparts. I love stocking my kitchen with homemade foods, especially granola, tomato sauce, stock, and spice blends because it's practical and because they taste better.
But the truth is, as much as I enjoy DIY cooking projects, there are times store-bought just feels like a better option. Here are seven foods that prove that sometimes the store-bought version is better, or at least more practical, than homemade.
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Whoever decided that Halloween got dibs on the color black? I always feel for black this time of year. It's expected to go all Dark Lord on us in a long tattered cloak, but I imagine it'd rather be wearing cigarette pants and a leather jacket, which is way more stylish.
So, spooky kitchens? I think not. If black wants to show its class, it will find a welcome home here. Just check out these five examples.
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