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Grains And Dough

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ABSORPTION RICE: THE UNIVERSAL PILAF PRINCIPLE
The absorption method — adding a calculated quantity of liquid to rice so that all the liquid is abs…
The absorption method pre
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Ancient and Heritage Grains: Cooking Variations
A framework for working with heritage and ancient grains — each with different protein content, glut…
Tartine Book No. 3 extend
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Arroz Negro: Black Rice
Arroz negro — rice cooked with squid ink, identical in principle to risotto al nero di seppia (SS-15…
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Autolyse: Pre-Hydration for Gluten Development
Flour and water combined and rested for 20–60 minutes before adding levain or commercial yeast and s…
The autolyse technique wa
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Bajan Cou-Cou and Flying Fish: The National Dish of Barbados
Cou-cou — a thick, polenta-like preparation of cornmeal and okra, served with steamed or fried flyin…
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Bakmi: Chinese-Indonesian Egg Noodles
Bakmi (from Hokkien *bak-mi*, "meat noodles") is the Chinese-Indonesian noodle tradition — thin egg …
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Bakmi Jawa: Javanese Egg Noodles
Bakmi Jawa — the Javanese egg noodle tradition, distinct from Chinese-Indonesian bakmi (INDO-BAKMI-0…
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Bakmi Jawa: The Noodle Soul of Jogja
Bakmi Jawa — Javanese Hand-Pulled Egg Noodle with Charcoal Wok
Bakmi Jawa is the Javanes
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越南春卷 Bánh Mì and Bánh: The Bread and Cake Traditions
The bánh tradition — bread and cake in Vietnamese cooking.
The bánh mì — the Vietnam
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Biryani: Layered Rice and Meat
Biryani — the Mughal court preparation of partially cooked basmati rice layered over partially cooke…
Biryani is a Mughal court
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Biryani layering (dum pukht)
Dum pukht is the Mughal slow-cooking technique where biryani is assembled in precise layers — partia…
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Biryani Rice Technique: Partial Cooking and Dum
Bharadwaj's biryani approach codifies the partial-cooking principle with specific targets: the rice …
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Biryani: The Layered Rice Preparation
Biryani — the layered rice preparation of parboiled spiced rice over braised spiced meat, sealed and…
Biryani derives from the
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Bread and Ritual: Challah, Matzah, and the Bread Calendar
The Jewish bread calendar — its major preparations and techniques.
Jewish bread tradition is
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Bread as Structural Element: Palestinian Flatbread Traditions
In Palestinian cooking, flatbread (khobz, taboon) is not a vehicle for other preparations — it is a …
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Bread: French Country Loaf
Robuchon's bread preparation distils the French country loaf (pain de campagne) to its essentials: a…
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Bread fundamentals (fermentation and gluten)
Bread is controlled fermentation: yeast consumes sugars in flour, producing CO2 gas and alcohol. Glu…
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Bread — The Four Ingredients
Bread is flour, water, salt, and yeast — or a wild culture of yeast and bacteria in the case of leva…
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Breton Galettes and Crêpes: The Buckwheat Divide
Brittany's crêpe tradition is divided by a linguistic and culinary boundary: galettes (savoury, made…
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Broken Rice (Cơm Tấm): Texture and Service
Short, fractured rice grains cooked by absorption method with slightly less water than whole-grain r…
Cơm tấm — broken rice — w
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Bubur Ayam: The National Breakfast Porridge
Bubur ayam (chicken rice porridge) is Indonesia's most popular breakfast — a smooth, thick rice porr…
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Bulk Fermentation: Reading the Dough
The period between mixing and dividing/shaping during which the entire dough mass ferments at room t…
Bulk fermentation is the
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Bunya Nut: The 20,000-Year Gathering
The bunya nut is large (3–5cm), enclosed in a massive cone that can weigh 10kg or more (a falling bu…
The bunya pine (Araucaria
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Burmese Mont Di (Rice Noodles in Fish Broth)
Thin rice noodles in a mild fish broth thickened with chickpea flour, served cold or at room tempera…
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Burmese Ohn No Khao Swè (Coconut Noodle Soup)
Wheat or egg noodles served in a rich, mildly spiced coconut milk broth with chicken, garnished with…
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Burmese Shan-Style Noodles (Shan Khauk Swe)
Flat, wide rice noodles (similar to Vietnamese bánh phở) served in a mild, lightly seasoned pork or …
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Cacio e Pepe: Technique and Chemistry
Cacio e Pepe — Pecorino Romano, black pepper, and pasta — is the most technically exacting of the si…
Cacio e Pepe is Roman — s
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Carolina Gold Rice
A long-grain rice with a distinctive golden husk, a slightly nutty aroma when cooked, and a texture …
Carolina Gold rice — the
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CHAR SIU BAO (BBQ PORK BUNS)
Char siu bao exists in two forms — steamed (bai bao, white and soft) and baked (guk bao, golden and …
Char siu bao is among the
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CHINESE COLD SESAME NOODLES (MA JIANG MIAN)
Ma jiang mian are cold or room-temperature noodles dressed with a thick, intensely savoury sesame pa…
Sesame paste noodles exis
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Chinese dumpling and wrapper technique
The art of making Chinese dumplings (jiaozi, wontons, baozi, shao mai) encompasses dough making, fil…
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Ciabatta: The Open-Crumb Bread
Ciabatta — "slipper" in Italian, named for its flat, wide shape — achieves its characteristic large,…
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Coconut Rice (Khao Man Mamuang Base)
Jasmine rice cooked in a mixture of thin coconut milk and water — the coconut milk's fat and sugar p…
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Cold-Tossed Noodles (Liang Ban Mian): The Technique
Cooked noodles (wheat or rice, thick or thin) cooled to room temperature and dressed with a sauce of…
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CONGEE (JOOK / ZHOU)
Congee is slow-cooked rice broken down into a silky, thick porridge — the foundational restorative d…
Zhou (porridge) appears i
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Congee (Zhou): The Long-Cooked Rice Porridge
Congee (zhou or jook) — rice cooked in a large quantity of water or broth for an extended period unt…
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Cornbread Dressing (National)
Beyond the Cajun (LA3-14) and the Southern (AM6-14) — the national Thanksgiving standard. The debate…
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Corn Tortilla: Making by Hand
The corn tortilla — pressed from masa (nixtamalised corn dough) and cooked on a hot comal — is the f…
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Couche-Couche
Yellow cornmeal (coarsely ground, not fine) mixed with salt and a small amount of water, then fried …
Couche-couche (*koosh-koo
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Couscous alla Trapanese: The Only European Couscous Tradition
The hand-rolling process takes 2+ hours: semolina is sprinkled into the mafaradda, small amounts of …
Trapani, on Sicily's west
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Damper: The Oldest Continuously Baked Bread
**Aboriginal damper:** Native seeds (principally wattleseed/Acacia species, but also kangaroo grass …
Damper in its Aboriginal
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Dan Dan Mian: Sichuan Noodles in Chilli Sauce
Dan dan mian — "shoulder-pole noodles," named for the street vendors who carried their equipment on …
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Dandan Noodles (Dan Dan Mian)
A preparation of wheat noodles (or thin noodles of any type) dressed with a sauce of ground pork (co…
Dan dan man takes its nam
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Dan Dan Noodles: The Layered Sauce Assembly
Fresh or dried wheat noodles served in a bowl layered with: chilli oil (bottom), sesame paste (botto…
Dan dan noodles (dandanmi
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Dim Sum Dough Varieties
Three distinct doughs underlie all dim sum preparations: **Wheat starch dough (ling fun):** - Wheat…
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Dirty Rice
Long-grain white rice where every grain is stained with the dark, mineral-rich cooking juices of cho…
Dirty rice — long-grain w
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Donburi: Rice Bowl Technique
Donburi — rice bowl preparations — require a specific understanding of how toppings interact with th…
Donburi preparations deve
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Dongbei: Manchuria's Dumpling Kingdom
Dongbei (东北, the northeast — Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning) is China's coldest, most agricultural re…
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Dried Pasta: Cooking Correctly
Dried pasta cooked correctly is one of the most satisfying preparations in cooking. Cooked incorrect…
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El Nixtamal: The Alkaline Transformation
The complete nixtamalisation process — its chemistry and its culinary applications.
Nixtamalisation — the coo
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Empanadas: The Provincial Identity Baked in Dough
Argentine empanadas are not a single dish — they are 23 dishes, one for each province. Each province…
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Focaccia: Ligurian Flatbread
Ligurian focaccia — dimpled flatbread saturated with good olive oil and finished with flaky salt — i…
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Freekeh: Green Wheat Grain Technique
Freekeh — green durum wheat harvested while still young and then roasted over fire — is one of the m…
Freekeh production is doc
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Freekeh: Roasted Green Wheat
Freekeh — wheat harvested while still green, then roasted over fire to produce a smoky, nutty, sligh…
Freekeh production is ins
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Freekeh: Roasted Green Wheat Cooking
Green durum wheat that has been fire-roasted, producing a grain with significantly more flavour comp…
Freekeh is harvested gree
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Fresh Pasta Dough: Egg Pasta Technique
Fresh egg pasta (pasta all'uovo) — made from 00 flour and eggs, kneaded until smooth and elastic, re…
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Fresh Pasta — Flour, Egg, and Feel
The foundational ratio is 100g Tipo 00 flour to one large egg (approximately 55-60g in shell), yield…
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Fresh pasta (sfoglia)
The Emilia-Romagna tradition of rolling egg pasta by hand with a mattarello (long rolling pin) on a …
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Fresh Pasta: The Egg Dough
Fresh egg pasta — sfoglia — is one of the most technique-dependent preparations in Italian cooking. …
Fresh egg pasta is specif
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Fry Bread: Navajo and Pueblo Traditions
Indian fry bread — the Navajo and Pueblo preparation of flour, salt, and water or milk shaped and de…
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Glutinous Rice / Sticky Rice (Khao Niew): Soaking and Steaming
Glutinous rice — called sticky rice (khao niew) in Isaan and northern Thai — is a different grain fr…
Glutinous rice is the sta
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Gohan: Japanese Rice Cooking
Japanese short-grain rice cooked by the absorption method to achieve a specific texture that no othe…
Rice cultivation arrived
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Grits
A thick, creamy porridge of ground corn, cooked slowly with water, milk, or a combination, finished …
Grits — coarsely ground d
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Gulab Jamun — The Fried Dough Ball and the Science of Soak
Gulab jamun dough: khoya (reduced milk solid) combined with a small amount of plain flour (to provid…
Gulab jamun (गुलाब जामुन
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Gyoza: Japanese Pan-Fried Dumplings
Japanese gyoza — pan-fried dumplings with a crispy bottom and steamed top — are adapted from Chinese…
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Gyoza: The Pan-Fried Dumpling
Pan-fried dumplings of thin wheat flour wrappers filled with minced pork, cabbage, garlic, and ginge…
The gyoza entered the Jap
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Gyudon (Beef and Onion Rice Bowl)
Thinly sliced beef and onion braised quickly in a sweet soy-mirin-sake mixture and served over a bow…
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Hoppin' John (Expanded Technique)
Black-eyed peas simmered with a ham hock until tender. Long-grain rice (ideally Carolina Gold) added…
The Hoppin' John techniqu
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How to Cook Rice — The Global Staple
The absorption method is the foundation: combine one part rice to a measured quantity of water (brin…
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Italian Bread: The Straight Dough
Hazan's Italian bread — a straightforward yeasted white bread — demonstrates the opposite aesthetic …
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Jambalaya
Louisiana's rice dish — a one-pot construction where the rice cooks directly in the flavoured liquid…
Jambalaya sits at the exa
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Jambalaya Pasta and the Cajun-Italian Crossover
Fettuccine, penne, or rigatoni tossed with: sliced andouille (seared until browned), shrimp (sautéed…
Cajun pasta — fettuccine
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Japchae: Glass Noodle Stir-Fry
Japchae — glass noodles (dangmyeon, made from sweet potato starch) stir-fried with vegetables and be…
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Jasmine Rice (Khao Hom Mali)
The fragrant long-grain rice of central Thailand — its characteristic floral aroma (from the volatil…
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Jasmine Rice (Khao Hom Mali): The Absorption Method
Thai jasmine rice — khao hom mali (fragrant jasmine rice) — cooked by the absorption method: precise…
Thai jasmine rice has bee
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죽 (Juk): Korean Porridge Tradition
The juk tradition — its range and its techniques.
Juk — Korean rice porridg
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Ketupat: The Woven Rice Diamond
Ketupat — rice packed into a diamond-shaped container woven from young coconut leaves (janur) and bo…
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Khachapuri Adjaruli: The Boat-Shaped Cheese Bread
Khachapuri is Georgia's national bread — a cheese-filled dough that varies by region. The most spect…
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Khanom Chin Nam Ya (Rice Noodles with Fish Curry Sauce)
Thin, fresh round rice noodles (khanom chin — produced by a fermentation-and-extrusion process) serv…
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Khanom Jeen (Fermented Rice Noodles)
Thin, soft, slightly sour round rice noodles produced by a traditional fermentation process — the ri…
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Khao Man Gai (Poached Chicken Rice)
Chicken gently poached in a flavoured broth until just cooked, the broth used to cook the rice (whic…
Khao man gai is a Thai ad
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Khao Man Gai (Poached Chicken with Rice)
Poached chicken — whole or jointed — cooked in a gently simmering stock until the flesh is just cook…
Khao man gai is the Thai
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Khao Niaw: Glutinous Rice Technique
Khao niaw — glutinous (sticky) rice — is the staple grain of Laos and northeastern Thailand (Isaan),…
Glutinous rice has been c
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ข้าวเหนียว (Khao Niaw): Sticky Rice and the Northern Tradition
The complete sticky rice tradition of Northern and Northeastern Thailand.
Sticky rice (khao niaw —
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Khao Op Saparod (Pineapple Fried Rice)
Fried rice with pineapple, cashew nuts, raisins, dried shrimp, egg, and curry powder — served in a s…
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Khao Soi (Northern Thai Coconut Curry Noodle Soup)
A coconut milk curry broth served over boiled egg noodles, with a garnish of deep-fried crispy noodl…
Khao soi's ancestry is tr
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Khao Soi (Northern Thai Curry Noodle Soup)
A soup of egg noodles in a coconut milk-enriched curry broth, typically with braised chicken leg or …
The name khao soi means '
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Khao Tom: Rice Congee (Southeast Asian Style)
Khao tom — congee, rice porridge, jok — is cooked throughout the Mekong corridor in slightly differe…
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Khao Yum (Southern Thai Rice Salad)
A preparation specific to the southern Thai breakfast and lunch table — cold or room-temperature coo…
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Khinkali: The Dumpling You Must Never Cut
Khinkali — Georgian soup dumplings — originated in the mountain regions of Pshavi and Tusheti, where…
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Khubz and the Communal Oven: Bread as Social Architecture
The Middle Eastern bread tradition — from Egyptian aish baladi (the name means "life") to Iraqi samo…
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Kibbeh: The Ground Meat and Bulgur Technique
Kibbeh — finely ground lamb or beef combined with bulgur wheat and warm spices, either baked, fried,…
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Klepon: The Exploding Pandan Rice Ball
Klepon (from Javanese) — small balls of glutinous rice flour dough, coloured green with pandan juice…
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Korean tteok and rice cake technique
Tteok (Korean rice cakes) are made from glutinous (sweet) or non-glutinous rice flour, pounded or st…
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Kouign-Amann — The Breton Butter Bomb and the Caramel That Lives in the Dough
Kouign-amann is laminated pastry taken to its absurdist conclusion: a lean bread dough (not an enric…
Kouign-amann (pronounced
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Kwetiau Siram: The Wet Fried Flat Rice Noodle
Kwetiau Siram — Flat Rice Noodle with Poured Sauce
Kwetiau siram (siram = po
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Lahmacun: Turkish Flatbread Pizza
Lahmacun — a paper-thin, round flatbread topped with a very thin layer of spiced minced lamb, baked …
Lahmacun is specifically
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Lao OR Noodles (Khao Piak Sen): Rice Flour Noodles in Broth
Hand-made fresh rice flour noodles — made by working rice flour and hot water into a dough, then ext…
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La Pasta Secca: La Scienza dell'Essiccazione
The Italian academic understanding of pasta drying — how temperature and time during the industrial …
Italian academic writing
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La Tortilla: Masa y Comal
The tortilla technique — complete documentation.
The corn tortilla — the f
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Lemper: Sticky Rice Chicken Roll
Lemper — glutinous rice cooked in coconut milk, spread flat, filled with a shredded chicken-and-bumb…
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Long Cold Fermentation: Refrigerator Retard
Shaped bread dough placed in a floured proofing basket (banneton) or container, covered, and refrige…
The cold retard — proofin
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Longevity Noodles: Chinese Noodle Tradition
Chinese hand-pulled noodles (la mian) — the foundation of the longevity noodle tradition — require a…
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Lontong: The Rice Roll
Lontong is ketupat's simpler cousin — rice packed into a cylindrical banana-leaf roll and boiled unt…
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Mac and Cheese
Elbow macaroni (or any short, tubular pasta — the tubes trap the custard) cooked until just al dente…
Southern baked macaroni a
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Macaroni Salad
The American potluck side — elbow macaroni, mayonnaise, celery, onion, hard-boiled egg, sweet pickle…
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Makloubeh: The Upside-Down Rice
Makloubeh — meaning "upside-down" — is a celebratory Palestinian preparation: lamb or chicken cooked…
Makloubeh is documented a
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المناقيش والفطائر Manaeesh and Levantine Flatbread Tradition
The Levantine flatbread system — its techniques and its cultural role.
The Levantine flatbread t
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Manduguk: Korean Dumpling Soup
Korean mandu — dumplings filled with a mixture of pork, tofu, kimchi, glass noodles, and vegetables …
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Mantı: Turkish Dumplings
Mantı — tiny Turkish dumplings, each a pinched square of thin dough around a minimum of spiced mince…
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Maqlouba: Upside-Down Rice
Maqlouba — "upside-down" — is a Palestinian rice preparation in which the components (rice, meat or …
Maqlouba is documented th
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Mejadra: Lentil and Rice with Crispy Onion
Brown or green lentils cooked until just tender, combined with long-grain rice for a final absorptio…
Mejadra (mujaddara in Ara
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Memelas and Corn Masa Preparations: A Survey
The corn masa family — tortilla, tamale, sope, tostada, memela, gordita, tlayuda, huarache — represe…
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Mexican Rice: Sopa Seca Technique
Mexican rice — arroz a la Mexicana — uses the sopa seca ("dry soup") technique: long-grain rice frie…
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Mexican tamale technique
Tamales are one of the oldest prepared foods in the Americas — masa dough filled with meat, cheese, …
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Mie Aceh: The Spiciest Noodle in Indonesia
Mie Aceh — from Aceh province, the northernmost tip of Sumatra — is Indonesia's most intensely spice…
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Mie Ayam: The Ubiquitous Chicken Noodle
Mie Ayam — Chicken Noodle, The Indonesian Vernacular Bowl
Mie ayam is the most wide
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Mie Belitung: The Yellow Prawn Noodle
Mie Belitung — Belitung Island's Signature Tomato-Prawn Noodle
Mie Belitung is the defin
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Mie Celor: The Coconut Milk Noodle of Palembang
Mie Celor — Palembang's Rich Coconut Egg Noodle
Mie celor is the signatur
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Mie Kocok Bandung: The Shaken Noodle
Mie Kocok — Bandung's Signature Beef Tendon Noodle
Mie kocok (literally "sha
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Minestra di Pasta e Ceci: Pasta and Chickpea Soup
Pasta e ceci — pasta and chickpeas, in a thick rosemary-infused broth — is the chickpea preparation …
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Mochi — The Rice That Becomes Something Else
Mochi's character comes from the transformation of starch: mochigome's amylopectin-dominant starch, …
Mochi (餅) is made from mo
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Mujaddara: Lentils and Rice with Crispy Onion
Mujaddara — lentils cooked with rice or bulgur wheat, topped with deeply caramelised, crispy fried o…
The word mujaddara may de
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Naan: The Tandoor Bread
Naan — the soft, slightly charred, tear-drop shaped flatbread of the tandoor — requires the wall of …
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Naengmyeon: Cold Noodles
Naengmyeon — cold buckwheat noodles in a chilled broth (mul naengmyeon) or dressed in gochujang (bib…
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نان (Nan): The Persian Flatbread Tradition
The four Iranian flatbreads — their techniques and distinctions. **نان لواش (Nan-e Lavash — Lavash)…
Iran has one of the most
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Nasi Bakar: Grilled Rice in Banana Leaf
Nasi bakar — flavoured rice (usually with bumbu, chicken, anchovies, or sambal mixed in) wrapped in …
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Nasi Kuning: Yellow Celebration Rice
Nasi kuning — rice cooked with turmeric and coconut milk — is the celebration rice used in tumpeng (…
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Nasi Liwet Solo: The Complete One-Pot Meal
Nasi liwet Solo (from Solo/Surakarta, Central Java) is the most elaborate version of the one-pot ric…
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Nasi Liwet: Sundanese One-Pot Rice
Nasi liwet — from West Java and Solo (Central Java) — is rice cooked in coconut milk with salted fis…
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Nasi Megono: The Rice of Pekalongan
Nasi Megono — Pekalongan's Jackfruit Rice
Nasi megono is the signat
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Nasi Uduk: Betawi Coconut Rice
Jakarta's (Betawi) contribution to the rice repertoire — rice cooked in coconut milk with pandan lea…
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Neapolitan pizza dough
Neapolitan pizza dough is four ingredients — flour, water, salt, yeast — and the simplest recipe in …
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Neapolitan Pizza Dough: The 72-Hour Cold Fermentation
The dough is mixed by hand or low-speed mixer until smooth and elastic. It is bulk-fermented at room…
Neapolitan pizza dough is
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Nepali Momos: Himalayan Dumplings
Momos — the Himalayan steamed dumplings of Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan, and Sikkim — are the meeting point …
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Noodles and Their Treatment
Chang's approach to noodles — both in ramen and in the ssam bar preparations — addresses the treatme…
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斯堪的纳维亚面包 Nordic Bread: Rye and Darkness
The Nordic rye bread tradition.
The Nordic rye bread trad
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Onigiri (Rice Ball Technique)
Rice balls formed by hand from freshly cooked, slightly salted gohan — pressed into triangular, cyli…
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Pad See Ew (Stir-Fried Wide Rice Noodles)
Wide flat rice noodles (sen yai) stir-fried in a very hot wok with egg, Chinese broccoli (gai lan), …
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Pad See Ew (Stir-Fried Wide Rice Noodles with Dark Soy)
Wide flat rice noodles stir-fried at extreme heat in dark soy sauce and sweet black soy sauce with e…
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Pad Thai (Stir-Fried Rice Noodles)
A stir-fried preparation of thin rice noodles (sen lek) with prawns or tofu, eggs, dried shrimp, bea…
Post-1940s creation, prom
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Pad Thai (Thai-American Adaptation)
Flat rice noodles (5mm wide, soaked until pliable), stir-fried in a hot wok with: scrambled egg, fir…
Pad Thai — rice noodles s
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Pad Woon Sen (Stir-Fried Glass Noodles)
Glass noodles (wun sen — mung bean starch noodles) stir-fried in a wok with egg, pork or chicken, to…
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Paella Valenciana: The Authentic Rice Dish
Paella — the rice preparation of Valencia, cooked in a wide, shallow steel pan (the paella) over a w…
Paella Valenciana is a st
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Paella Valenciana: The Dish That Everyone Gets Wrong
Authentic paella valenciana — from the rice paddies of the Albufera lagoon outside Valencia — contai…
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Pain Perdu: The French Toast Technique
Pain perdu — "lost bread" — the French preparation of stale bread soaked in egg and cream, fried in …
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Pancakes — From Batter to Plate
To make pancakes, whisk together 200 g (1½ cups) all-purpose flour, 2 tablespoons sugar, 2 teaspoons…
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Pão de Queijo: The Tapioca Cheese Sphere
Pão de queijo (cheese bread) — small, golden, impossibly chewy spheres made from tapioca starch, egg…
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Pasta all'Amatriciana
Amatriciana — guanciale, tomato, Pecorino Romano — is the Roman pasta preparation that demonstrates …
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Pasta Dough Shaping with Energetic Movement
Funke's technique for shaping pasta dough using energetic hand movements and proper anchoring. This …
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Pasta Dough Wrapping and Resting Technique
Evan Funke's method from American Sfoglino for properly wrapping pasta dough in plastic wrap to prev…
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Pasta dried (industrial and artisanal)
Dried pasta is fundamentally different from fresh — made with semolina (durum wheat) and water only,…
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Pasta e Fagioli: Technique for Thick Bean Soup
Pasta e fagioli — the thick, hearty preparation of beans and short pasta where the pasta cooks in th…
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Pasta Fresca: Egg Pasta and the Sfoglia Standard
Fresh egg pasta made from tipo 00 flour and eggs (no water, no oil in the classical Emilian traditio…
The Silver Spoon document
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Pasta: The No-Recipe Approach
A decision tree for constructing a pasta dish from available ingredients, based on the principle tha…
Lawson's approach to past
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Pasta with Vegetables: The Italian Philosophy
Hazan's pasta with vegetables — specifically her approach to pasta con le verdure — articulates a pr…
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Perloo (Pilau)
A one-pot rice dish where long-grain rice (ideally Carolina Gold) cooks directly in a broth flavoure…
Perloo — also spelled pil
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Persian rice technique (tahdig)
Persian rice cookery pursues two goals simultaneously: perfectly separate, elongated grains and a go…
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土耳其中枢脊柱 Pilaf: The Rice and Grain Tradition
The Turkish pilaf system — the technique and its variations.
The pilaf (pilav — پیلاو)
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Pilau Rice: Northern Style
Pilau (pulao, pilaf) — basmati rice cooked by absorption with whole warming spices and either fried …
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Pilav: Turkish Rice Preparations
Turkish pilav (pilaf) is the foundational grain preparation of the Anatolian kitchen — derived from …
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Pilav: Turkish Rice Technique
Turkish pilav — short or long grain rice cooked by absorption after a brief butter fry, producing se…
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Pizza Dough — Hydration, Time, and Heat
Begin with 65% hydration (650g water to 1000g flour), 3% salt, 0.1-0.3% instant yeast, and a cold fe…
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Po'Boy Bread Technique (Expanded)
The specific bread science of New Orleans French bread — high hydration, lower protein flour, steam …
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Polenta: Correct Preparation
Polenta — ground maize cooked in water or broth until the starch fully gelatinises into a thick, smo…
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Polenta: The Correct Method
Polenta — coarsely ground dried corn cooked in water or stock until the starch gelatinises into a sm…
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Polenta: The Long Cook and the Ratio
Coarsely ground cornmeal cooked in salted water or stock at a ratio that produces a pourable consist…
Rodgers' polenta document
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Polish Pierogi: The Dumpling That Contains a Civilisation
Pierogi — filled dumplings of unleavened dough, boiled and then optionally pan-fried in butter — are…
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پلو: هنر پخت برنج ایرانی (Polo): The Art of Persian Rice
The Persian polo tradition — translated from classical Persian culinary sources.
The Persian polo traditio
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Professional Pasta Dough Kneading Technique
Funke's method for achieving proper pasta dough texture through systematic kneading with both hands,…
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Quinoa: Andean Grain Technique
Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa) — technically a seed but used as a grain — is the most nutritionally com…
Quinoa has been cultivate
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Quinoa: The Ancient Grain
Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa) — the seed of a flowering plant cultivated in the Andes for 5,000+ years…
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Red Rice
Long-grain rice (Carolina Gold when available) cooked in a tomato-based liquid (crushed tomato, toma…
Red rice — rice cooked in
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Rice and Vermicelli: The Toasted Noodle Pilaf Base
Short vermicelli noodles broken into 1–2cm pieces, fried in butter or oil until deep golden brown, c…
Rice cooked with toasted
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Rice cookery
Rice cookery is not one technique — it's a family of fundamentally different methods, each designed …
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Rice Dressing
A casserole of ground pork (and/or ground beef), finely chopped pork liver and gizzard, the trinity,…
Rice dressing — also call
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Rice in the Persian Tradition: Tahdig and the Crust
Long-grain rice (basmati) soaked, parboiled in heavily salted water, partially drained, then finishe…
Persian rice cookery is t
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Rice Pilaf: The Palestinian Approach
Palestinian rice preparations — whether the standalone roz (rice pilaf) or the rice component of maq…
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Rice Pilaf: The Palestinian Method
Long-grain rice (typically basmati) washed, soaked, then cooked in spiced stock with a precise water…
The Palestinian rice pila
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Risotto alle Ortiche (Variations): Building on the Base
Hazan addresses risotto variations systematically — demonstrating that the base technique (HAZ-04) i…
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Risotto technique
Risotto is a method, not a recipe. Short-grain rice — Arborio, Carnaroli, or Vialone Nano — is toast…
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Risotto: The Complete Method
Risotto is the most misunderstood major technique in Italian cooking. The popular explanation — cons…
Risotto is Northern Itali
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Risotto: The Venetian Stirring Meditation
The technique has four stages: 1. **Tostatura:** The rice is toasted in butter and/or olive oil with…
Risotto is a northern Ita
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Risotto: The Wave Technique
Risotto is not boiled rice with additions — it is a specific technique of controlled starch release,…
Risotto is specifically N
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Roti and Flatbread: The Hand Technique
The South Asian flatbread family — roti, chapati, paratha, naan, phulka — represents one of the most…
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रोटी की तैयारी (Roti Preparation): The Indian Flatbread System
The Indian flatbread taxonomy and technique system.
India has the most divers
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Roti: Trinidad's Indian Bread That Became Caribbean
Roti in Trinidad is not the simple unleavened flatbread of India — it has evolved into multiple dist…
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Sfoglino Egg Dough Making
Evan Funke's authoritative method for making traditional Bolognese-style egg pasta dough (sfoglia al…
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Shari: Sushi Rice
Sushi rice — shari — is freshly cooked Japanese short-grain rice seasoned with a specific rice vineg…
Sushi in its modern form
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Shrimp and Grits
Sautéed shrimp — ideally fresh, wild-caught, head-on creek shrimp from the Carolina coast — in butte…
Shrimp and grits began as
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Sopaipillas: New Mexican Fried Bread
Sopaipillas — the hollow, puffed, deep-fried bread of New Mexican cooking — are served at every New …
Sopaipillas have been mad
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Spaghetti alle Vongole: Clam Pasta Technique
Spaghetti alle vongole exists in two forms — bianco (white, without tomato) and rosso (red, with tom…
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Spanish rice technique (paella and sofrito)
Paella is a technique, not a recipe — a method of cooking short-grain rice in a wide, shallow pan wh…
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Spiced Rice: The Pilaf Method in Levantine Context
Long-grain rice toasted in butter or oil with spices until fragrant, cooked by absorption in spiced …
Spiced rice — ruz — in it
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Sticky Rice: Glutinous Rice and the Soaking Requirement
Glutinous rice soaked in cold water for minimum 4 hours (overnight preferred), drained, and steamed …
Glutinous or sticky rice
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Sticky Rice: Glutinous Rice Technique
Glutinous rice (also called sticky rice, sweet rice) — the primary staple of Laos, the Shan State of…
Glutinous rice is the ric
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Sticky Rice Steaming (Khao Niao)
Glutinous rice soaked overnight, then steamed over boiling water in a conical bamboo basket — a prep…
Glutinous rice (Oryza sat
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Stuffed Pasta: Tortellini and Cappelletti
Emilian stuffed pasta — tortellini (from Bologna), cappelletti (from Romagna and Ferrara), tortellon…
Tortellini are the pasta
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Sushi rice preparation
Sushi rice (shari) is precisely engineered balance of texture, temperature, seasoning, and sheen. No…
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Sushi Rice — Seasoning and Temperature
The ratio is 200ml rice vinegar, 90g sugar, and 40g salt per 1kg of uncooked short-grain rice — this…
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Tabbouleh: Bulgur Ratio and Herb Dominance
A salad of very finely chopped flat-leaf parsley (dominant), mint, tomato, spring onion, and a small…
Tabbouleh is perhaps the
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Tamales New Mexican Style
New Mexican tamales — made with masa flavoured generously with red chile and lard, stuffed with red …
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Tamales: The Masa Preparation
Tamales — the ancient preparation of masa (nixtamalised corn dough) spread onto a corn husk or banan…
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Tamarind Rice (Puliyogare): Karnataka Temple Preparation
Puliyogare — cooked rice mixed with a thick, intensely sour-spicy-sweet tamarind paste (puliyogare g…
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Thai Breakfast Preparations (Khao Tom and Jok)
Two rice preparations that define the Thai breakfast table — khao tom (boiled rice soup, the Thai eq…
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Tortilla: Making from Masa
The corn tortilla — the flat, thin, pliable bread made from nixtamalised corn (masa) pressed between…
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Trinidadian Doubles: The National Snack Born on a Bicycle
The bara is a soft, pillowy fried bread made from wheat flour, turmeric, cumin, baking powder, and s…
Doubles — two pieces of s
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Tteok: Korean Rice Cake Varieties
Korean tteok (rice cakes) — made from glutinous or regular rice flour, shaped into dozens of forms —…
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Turkish Bread: Tandır and Sac Traditions
Turkish bread encompasses two ancient cooking surface traditions that predate oven baking in Anatoli…
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Turkish manti and dough work
Mantı (Turkish dumplings) are tiny — traditionally small enough that 40 fit on a single spoon, thoug…
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Udon: Fresh Noodle Dough and Texture
Thick, white, chewy wheat flour noodles — the characteristic Japanese noodle of the cold noodle (zar…
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Vermicelli Noodles: Soaking vs. Boiling
Dried rice vermicelli (bún) soaked in cold water for 30 minutes until pliable, then briefly (30–60 s…
Vietnamese cooking uses m
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Vietnamese bánh mì and French-Vietnamese fusion
Bánh mì is the ultimate expression of culinary fusion — a French baguette made with rice flour (whic…
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Wattleseed: The 65,000-Year Grain
The seeds are harvested from mature pods, then roasted over coals or in hot sand, then ground on gri…
Wattleseed comes from var
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Wild Rice
Long, slender, dark brown-to-black grains with a firm, chewy texture and a deep, nutty, slightly smo…
Wild rice (*Zizania palus
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Xiaolongbao: Soup Dumplings
Xiaolongbao — the Shanghainese steamed soup dumpling containing both a filling and a liquid broth wi…
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Yakisoba: Japanese Fried Noodles
Yakisoba — stir-fried noodles with pork, cabbage, and yakisoba sauce on a hot griddle or iron teppan…
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中国面条 (Zhongguo Miántiao): The Chinese Noodle Tradition
The Chinese noodle tradition — pulling techniques and regional forms. **拉麵 (La Mian — Hand-Pulled N…
China has the oldest nood