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A quick list of common Kitchen Quantities One Cup contains 16 Tablespoons or 48 teaspoons ¾ C = 12 Tablespoons or 36 teaspoons ½ C = 8 Tablespoons or 24 teaspoons ¼ C = 4 Tablespoons or 12 teaspoons 1/8...
A quick list of common Kitchen Quantities One Cup contains 16 Tablespoons or 48 teaspoons ¾ C = 12 Tablespoons or 36 teaspoons ½ C = 8 Tablespoons or 24 teaspoons ¼ C = 4 Tablespoons or 12 teaspoons 1/8...
Those delightful “little cabbages” have been enjoyed for centuries. Lovingly grilled, dramatically stir-fried, and reluctantly brutally boiled - sometimes to the disdain of children for centuries too. A short time after the collapse of the Western...
It’s hard to miss this - but the secrets of How to Prepare Food has been written down for more than 3,500 years. After evolving from hunter-gatherers into the earliest agrarians, builders, and traders -...
GENERAL SEASONING TIPS Just a little salt & pepper can take a bland food to a mouth pleasing food. But there is so much more! Practice using seasonings, your foods will taste and look better. Yes,...
No, it’s not your skinny great aunt – obsessed with Pilates and Yoga. But it is gassy. Ethylene, in our food context, refers to the colorless hydrocarbon gas which plants use (because it is a natural...
What is Flavor anyway? Basically, it is whatever affects taste. Let’s expand and explore how we use flavor. Even your toothpaste has some level of flavor, from basic salt on baking soda to advanced dental chemistry...
From the rolling outcroppings, hidden caverns, and canopies of tree-filled vistas of the Hill Country, a glorious backdrop to the six historical cultural flags of the Alamo city which spreads outwards to the vast south Texas plains...
This edition of From The Flavor Bench is dedicated to your safety in the kitchen. Chefs work smarter not harder by knowing the little steps and tricks to keep things safe and reduce unwanted costs. First, let's...
It’s a grand month. Not only is the heat of summer fading into the heat of autumn around here, but our website has been launched a few weeks ago. I am so grateful to that you...
Due to this relocation, any errant order placed after March 31st, 2024, will not be shipped, and a refund will be issued.
We will work as quickly as possible to get back to filling orders. PLUS, we are looking forward to offering additional seasonings, blends, rubs and more.
Our goal is to be relocated and ready to ship orders in early summer 2024.
Thank you for your patronage and we wish to hear from you soon. Keep cooking!
Flavorfully Yours,
Chef Michael S. Williams
biz@thekitchenflavors.com