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Jennifer Armentrout

  • Recipe

    Cranberry-Apple-Walnut Crumb Bars

    One buttery mixture is used for both the crust and the streusel topping, making these bars extra easy to assemble. Dried apples, rather than fresh, lend their concentrated flavor to…

  • Recipe

    Cranberry-Lime Shrub Sparkler

    在c流行olonial times, a shrub is a sweetened fruit and vinegar syrup. It’s mainly used as a drink mixer, as in this recipe, but you can also use it…

  • Recipe

    Jellied Cranberry-Orange Sauce

    With delicate notes of orange and clove and a bright, sweet-tart cranberry flavor, this ruby-red sauce puts the canned stuff to shame.

  • Article

    How to Deglaze a Pan

    You may not know the term “deglaze,” but if you’ve ever made a pan sauce or gravy, then you’ve probably used the technique.

  • Article

    How to Mince Ginger

    The usual approach to mincing ginger can be a bit fussy. Try this simpler method out.

  • Article

    A Chile Roaster for Electric Stoves

    Charring chiles directly over a stovetop burner is quick and convenient, but it doesn’t work well on electric stoves.

  • How-To

    How to Store Tomatoes at Room Temperature

    Fresh vine-ripened tomatoes are one of the summer’s chief pleasures. To keep them tasting their best, don’t refrigerate them unless they’re about to spoil.

  • Article

    How to Make a Homemade Substitute for Za’atar

    Learn how to make the Middle-Eastern spice blend called za’atar.

  • Article

    How to Scrape a Vanilla Bean

    Learn how to scrape vanilla with the back of a knife.

  • Article

    Three Ways to Char a Chile

    The easiest way to peel a fresh hot chile or sweet bell pepper is to char it first. In this post, I'll show you three easy ways to char a…

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