cuisine
From street-food to fine dining, traditional Italian to Asian-Fusion, being well-versed in global cuisine is the first step to culinary mastery.
Spice Up Your World
Europe France Thym de Provence is an evergreen herb that has culinary, medicinal, and ornamental uses. It is one of the most fragrant herbs that is grown, With a lemony aftertaste it's used for stews, marinades, sauces, soups and salads. This herb blends just right with tomatoes, fresh or fried vegetables, grilled goat cheese, or roasted poultry.
By Rasma Raisters4 years ago in Feast
Eating On the Run
Europe The Netherlands Stamppot means mashed pot and is a traditional Dutch dish. It consists of mashed potatoes and one or several vegetables like kale, spinach, endive, turnip, or sauerkraut. The dish is called hutspot if the potatoes are mashed with onions and carrots. It is served with smoked sausage or cooked meat on the side.
By Rasma Raisters4 years ago in Feast
Hot Dog Of The Sea
Alright people, it's time to settle one of a life's greatest mysteries . . . what is in imitation crab from the grocery store? Clearly, it's been established that what we are eating is not crab meat . . . and tbh for years I have been hesitant to research this topic and find out, in fear of ruining cheap crab substitute for the rest of my days.
By Jessica Bugg4 years ago in Feast
Skewer Your Meat
Europe Azerbaijan Tava kebab is a famous meat dish prepared with local herbs, vegetables, and eggs. First, minced mutton or beef is mixed with finely chopped onions and garlic then shaped into meatballs and pan-fried. Along with the meat in the pan tomatoes, green chilis, cilantro, and mint are added. A beaten egg can be added to the pan to blend everything together or when served an egg sunny-side up placed on top of the meat.
By Rasma Raisters4 years ago in Feast
How I Upped My Cake Baking Game for $10
I love cake. Tied with brownies, it’s probably my favorite dessert. It’s also my favorite thing to bake. Chocolate, vanilla, carrot, red velvet, strawberry, you get the picture. You name it, I’ll bake it. However, there’s one little problem that’s been plaguing me since the first time I ever took a cake out of the oven.
By Andrea Kummer4 years ago in Feast
The art of cooking
Having grown up in a Mexican, German and Norwegian household. All these cultures, cuisines, and flavors binding into one. Made me realize my love and passion for cooking at the age of 4. My aunt would watch me on the weekends. And we would have different ethnic nights, every Saturday. It would go from British, to Spanish, Indian, German, Thai, French, you name it. Being creative, and expressing how you feel, from your cooking, It's simply an art, and brings the joy in bringing people together. Having others react to your style, your spin on different dishes. There's no other feeling in this world. My parents would always be working, and I would make dinner, try unique recipes. With whatever we had in the fridge. Made me realize, you can do so much, with so little. Even at a young age. It's also all about seasoning and savor the flavor.
By Valente Gonzalez4 years ago in Feast








