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We all know no barbecue is complete without burgers. But burgers often conjure up visions of sky-high cholesterol and overweight children. If you love burgers but don’t want to add…
After the fast this Sunday, most people prefer to eat something light. But light foods need not leave you hungry if they contain the right mix of ingredients. You get…
The Nine Days does need to be all about pasta. Baked potatoes are an all-time favorite and when it comes to dairy cooking, there are so many delicious ways to…
While most foods cook pretty quickly on a grill, when you need something really fast and flavorful, try sausages. You can grill them on their own, but when you stick…
The term “shish kebab” comes from the Turkish words meaning “skewer” and “roast meat.” Originating in the Middle East; kebabs were a simple solution for nomadic tribes who carried no…
If grilling conjures up images of thick steaks and fattening hot dogs consider something a little healthier…say, vegetables. Grilling vegetables requires few other ingredients yet yields tasty results that are…
School’s done for the year and you need help keeping your children entertained until day camp begins — right? Look no further than the kitchen. Yes, you can mix up…
Sheet pans have been getting lots of attention lately. They have been touted in many culinary publications for the delicious results when used to roast fish, poultry and meat or…
At The Peppermill we often get phone calls asking us to explain culinary terms found in cookbooks that are not as simple as the generic word “mix.” Some of these…
Macaroni is any pasta made without eggs. While generally thought of as just the elbow tube shape, macaroni can be any shape, including shells, twists, ribbons, penne, rigatoni and ziti.…
In other words, join the latest trend in desserts and confections! While some prefer to order theirs, we know there are hundreds of balabustas who have been creating chocolate confections…
If you serve a milchig seudah on Shavuos, you may begin your menu planning at the end — with cheesecake. That’s the easy part! But many get stuck when it…
The earliest mention of a cheesecake is by an ancient Greek physician who wrote a book on the art of making them. His instructions and recipes included dishes that are…
Legends tell us that cheese was first discovered by accident when a shepherd, carrying milk in a sack made from the lining of an animal’s stomach, discovered that the milk…
Beef jerky is a form of preservation in which fresh meat is dried to prevent it from spoiling. The word “jerky” comes from a South American native tribe who called…
Have you ever taken a moment to think about flour? True, it’s far from the most fascinating element, but now that Pesach is gone and we can once again use…
You’ve brought home a beautiful roast but have no idea what to do with it. All year long you might just slather it in barbecue sauce or other prepared ingredients,…
Pesach is no time to be skimping on dessert. As a matter of fact, we like to make desserts first because many freeze well. We may limit ourselves to certain…
Of course you’re going to be eating lots of potatoes this Pesach. With no other starches available, potatoes are filling and will accompany most meals. If you are tired of…
Knowing just when your food is done is crucial to having your meal turn out right. Experienced cooks rely on their senses to know when foods are done. Taste, touch,…