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link to How to thicken sauce without flour or cornstarch, 9 substitutes

How to thicken sauce without flour or cornstarch, 9 substitutes

All the professors in my culinary school taught me to thicken sauces with either flour or cornstarch, occasionally potato, but that was it. Since I am continually learning and developing new...

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link to (Using it!) Best 7 cubic ft chest freezer, effective small footprint freezers

(Using it!) Best 7 cubic ft chest freezer, effective small footprint freezers

So you decided you won't be running to the store every 3 days. Chest freezer is for everyone who likes to make big shopping trips and stock up for months at a time. If you are a family and want to...

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link to Complete guide to avoid and break up flour or cornstarch lumps (sauce, gravy, batter…)

Complete guide to avoid and break up flour or cornstarch lumps (sauce, gravy, batter…)

Whether you are thickening your gravy, soup, or sauce, the thickening agent is usually flour or cornstarch. The challenge is to prepare the flour or corn starch mix without lumps. Following is a...

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link to How to peel and cut prickly chayote squash, the easy way

How to peel and cut prickly chayote squash, the easy way

You thought you planted nice and soft chayote squash. But once the chayote are ready to harvest, you see full of spikes growing out of the tuber. Chayote is a pear-like squash that can grow silky...

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link to 5 essential steps on how to make a stir fry for a crowd, without vegetables getting soggy

5 essential steps on how to make a stir fry for a crowd, without vegetables getting soggy

Fifteen guests come for a family gettering, and you want to make things a bit spicier than usual. You decide to make a stir fry, but don’t know if it will turn out ok? Making stir fry for a crowd...

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link to 5 easy steps on how to cook vegetables for a large group

5 easy steps on how to cook vegetables for a large group

Are you inviting all your large family for a get-together dinner? Maybe you are throwing a party, or are you just sharing food on potluck?. Cooking for a large group can be challenging. Deciding on...

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About Me

Hi! I'm Rok Jurca. I am 44 years old and I have been cooking for 42 years :). I've been a foodie since I can remember. I love to make big family meals on a budget. When I'm not spending time with my wife & 3 sons, I can usually be found in the kitchen making some delicious meal for my family, blogging, or gardening.

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