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How to Use Sage in Cooking – Fresh or Dried?

Fresh Sage in a wooden bowl ready for cooking use

Sage in cooking always gives a special taste. Whenever I’m planning a cozy fall meal or a hearty winter dish, I find myself reaching for the fresh sage leaves in my garden or digging into my spice cabinet for the dried stuff. Sage is just one of those herbs that instantly makes a dish feel … Read more

Pastrami vs Corned Beef – What Are the Main Differences?

Pastrami vs Corned Beef, side to side comparison

Pastrami vs. Corned Beef – what do you think? These are two iconic deli meats, but they differ in their origins, preparation, and flavors. Corned beef has Irish roots, while pastrami traces back to Romania or Turkey. Corned beef is cured in a salt brine, while pastrami undergoes a more complex process of curing, smoking, … Read more

How Long Should You Boil Frozen Chicken

How Long Should You Boil Frozen Chicken

When you’re in a rush and forget to thaw your chicken, boiling it straight from the freezer can be a real lifesaver. But how long do you need to boil it to make sure it’s both safe and tasty? Here are the easiest ways to get perfectly cooked chicken every time. Cooking time When it … Read more

Why Oxtail Is a Must-Try for Meat Lovers

Why Oxtail Is a Must-Try for Meat Lovers

If you haven’t tried oxtail yet, you’re seriously missing out. It’s one of the most flavorful and rich cuts of meat out there. Oxtail, with its unique texture and bold taste, is like a hidden treasure in the food world. Whether you’re a pro chef or just someone who loves cooking at home, this is … Read more