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  • Jan 18, 2025 | seriouseats.com | Elizabeth Mervosh

    Charring a medley of aromatics, including onion, garlic, and chiles, and blending them with canned fire-roasted tomatoes gives the soup a deep smoky flavor. Adding crushed tortilla chips to the simmering pot helps to thicken the soup and enhances the savory corn flavor. Filling individual bowls with soup and then broiling them briefly with a layer of tortilla chips and cheese creates a great crunchy, cheesy topping. Every now and then, a Tex Mex-style ground beef taco really hits the spot.

  • Jan 11, 2025 | southernliving.com | Elizabeth Mervosh

    The beautiful thing about chili is that it's a bit of a recipe life raft: You can deploy it and everyone will be happy. In short, it saves the day. And on top of that, folks can make it a bit more personal with their own toppings. So consider this busy day chili your emergency rescue for winter's long days, especially on nights when inspiration is far from your mind, and time is on the short side. We've streamlined the spices and ingredients so there's no need to fiddle or fuss.

  • Jan 10, 2025 | seriouseats.com | Elizabeth Mervosh

    Tart Granny Smith apples help offset the sweetness of the glaze. Making the glaze with apple cider gives the fritters an even more pomaceous flavor. My husband and I spent months soliciting food recommendations from people ahead of a trip to Memphis, Tennessee, in June of 2022.

  • Jan 8, 2025 | seriouseats.com | Elizabeth Mervosh

    The precise temperature control of sous-vide cooking allows you to cook perfectly silky “baked” eggs. Adding a small amount of cornstarch or rice starch ensures the egg mixture thickens to a custard-like texture once cooked. I’ve spent my fair share of money at Starbucks, especially on seasonal lattes and extravagant iced teas.

  • Jan 6, 2025 | thespruceeats.com | Elizabeth Mervosh |Sharon Hsu

    Gather the ingredients. Stir together 2 cups ultra-pasteurized heavy whipping cream and 2 tablespoons cultured buttermilk (whole milk or low fat) in a small non-reactive container, such as a glass mason jar. Cover with a lid or cheesecloth and let stand at room temperature until thickened, 24 to 36 hours. Cover and refrigerate 12 hours before serving. Crème fraîche will continue to thicken as it chills. Refrigerate in an airtight container for up 2 weeks.

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