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Category: kitchen culture

Color

There are times when additional commentary, color and opinion help shape the story, especially the one we want received. Less … More

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Tasty

How something appears seems to help how it tastes. Most of the time, our senses work in harmony. But, not … More

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Stovetop

Someone needs to prepare it. Someone needs to bring it together. Someone needs to take the time to be at … More

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Smoke

How can we use the generally unwanted to make something better? What’s the positive in the negative?

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Stir

Agitation is almost always thought about negatively. Something or someone is peaceful, at rest, doing its thing. Someone comes along … More

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Simple

The fanciness is rarely necessary. It just needs to do it’s job. What if we removed the pomp and circumstance, … More

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Shaped

Crafting requires taking extra time to make something fit, so it’s understood. Sometimes, it results in uniformity. Other times, one … More

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Momentary

Everything has its moment. And, this is the important point…it’s only a moment. Then, the next thing comes along, better, … More

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Bolognese

There must be a thousand ways to prepare bolognese…who knew octopus was one of them? It’s not the regular kind. … More

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Classic

The beauty of classics is not just in their enduring qualities but in the conversations and connections they spark, reminding … More

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Variety

Almost everything these days comes in more than one kind. Yet, most of us like what we like, what we’re … More

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Baked

By the time we’re adults, most of our personality and worldview is baked in. And, we’re not likely to change…unless … More

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Organized

Why do we spend time organizing and compartmentalizing the components? Our brains seem to handle parts, and some sort of … More

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Genuine

How can we be sure? What makes something or someone authentic? What if it isn’t, but we believe it is? … More

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Inconvenience

Of course it’s inconvenient. If we care enough to make it special for someone, it’s going to be. Otherwise, it’s … More

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Stems

The lifeblood conduit. Once severed, the nutrients stop flowing…decay is now accelerated. How do we keep our stems in tact? … More

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Sliced

Most problems are easier to solve when we break them down into smaller parts. Same goes for the achievement of … More

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Molded

Just because we’ve been shaped doesn’t mean we can’t see things differently. Changing our mind, our perspective, our attitude is … More

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Flavor

Unflavored isn’t very popular. Either is the opposite. Somewhere in-between is the sweet spot, the place enjoyed by the most … More

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Stream

A stream of consciousness can provide clarity, focus and even enlightenment. What habits can we develop to provide more steady … More

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