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by Health Craft Charles Knight
We are excited to introduce the improved design of our vegetable chopper rotary mandolin, which is an innovation of the original Mandolin Rotary Fo...
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by Health Craft Charles Knight
How to Adjust a Burner on your Gas Range.
Are your cookware handles too hot or burning? Here’s how you can adjust the flame on your gas range.
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by Health Craft Charles Knight
The black and white cookie is a beloved treat that has been an iconic part of New York Citys culinary scene for over a century. The cookie is typic...
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by Health Craft Charles Knight
There is a common misconception that certain oils are healthy due to their marketing claims or supposed health benefits. However, the truth is that...
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by Health Craft Charles Knight
In the world of television cooking shows, it's hard to ignore the excessive use of salt by many popular personalities. But what is the reasoning be...
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by Health Craft Charles Knight
The incredible story of St. Pachal Baylon, the beloved patron saint of cooks. Known for his unwavering devotion and miraculous culinary abilities, ...
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by Health Craft Charles Knight
Throughout history, the chef's hat has become an iconic symbol in the culinary world. But have you ever wondered who invented the chef's hat and wh...
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by Health Craft Charles Knight
PATTY MELT a Diner and Deli Classic
A patty melt is a classic American sandwich that combines a juicy burger patty and melted cheese between slices...
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by Health Craft Charles Knight
FROZEN CUSTARD
Growing up in New Jersey, a trip “Down the Shore” in the summer months was a real treat, especially Seaside Heights. The ocean, ca...
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by Health Craft Charles Knight
EQUIPMENT: 1.5-quart mixing bowl, measure cups and spoons, four 3-inch ramakins, 4 dessert plates
PREPARATION: 40 minutes – makes 4 servings 3 inch...
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by Health Craft Charles Knight
From what I have read Flan was created in ancient Rome when eggs were combined with honey to make custards. This basic recipe was brought to the Am...
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by Health Craft Charles Knight
Archeologists found ostrich eggs decorated with gold and silver in the graves of ancient Sumerians and Egyptians. Eggs symbolized both death and re...
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