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CREATIVE HOME COOKING
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Fab
Mexican
Street Fare
Must-Try
Instant Pot Menus
Gut-Friendly Recipes
creamy
Cod Chowder
page 40
Issue No.133 January/February 2019
CuisineAtHome.com
AT HOME
NO. 133 JANUARY | FEBRUARY 2019
features
THE REGULARS
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Mexican Street Fare
Meaning “shepherd style,” al pastor
is a technique for preparing “gyro-
like” taco meat. This version created
for the home cook keeps things
simple, with the bulk of the work
done ahead of time, for amazingly
delicious tacos.
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The Japanese Larder
Take a stab at Japanese
cooking, and feel confident
while doing it. Chef Luiz Hara
demystifies Japanese
ingredients and puts them
to use for cooking at home.
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From the Editor
5
Let’s Get Social
6
Tips From our Readers
8
In the Now
46
Ask the Editors
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Visual Index
on the cover
Cod Chowder:
page 40
Recipe & Editor:
Pamela Killeen
Photographer:
Chris Hennessey
Food Stylist:
John Kirkpatrick
Art Direction:
Kristen Anderson
Coming Soon!
You’ll notice a few changes to
Cuisine at Home
in the coming
issues. We’re excited to announce
that your March/April issue
(and every one after it) will have
16 more pages. We look forward
to hearing what you think.
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“This Japanese version of mabo dofu
reminded me of some of the fiery
Szechuan dishes I ate when I worked
at a Chinese restaurant in high
school. Bold and spicy, I couldn’t
stop eating this, tofu and all.”
— Maddy Bendgen
departments
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Seasonal Kitchen:
Parsnips
Utilize this often overlooked root vegetable — parsnip
— in a smooth, creamy, and slightly sweet soup.
32
Cuisine Class:
Nut Milk & Cream
Dairy-free and delicious, nut milks and creams are
easy to make, plus you control the list of ingredients.
12
Cuisine Tonight:
Instant Pot
The Instant Pot serves up soulful, stick-to-your-ribs (pun
intended) comfort — in no time — any night of the week.
38
1 Ingredient 4 Ways:
Cod
An important commodity since the Vikings, cod is still
revered and it’s one of the most versatile fishes around.
16
Test Kitchen Favorites:
Tahini
Tahini is much more than just a hummus ingredient —
and these sweet and savory recipes prove it.
42
Faster with Fewer:
On-the-Go
Even when you’re busy, you still need to eat. These
4 quick and easy meals keep you full while on-the-go.
20
Cuisine for Two:
Lobster Valentine’s Dinner
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, this elegant and
impressive menu is made with love in mind.
48
Cuisine Collection:
Soups & Sides
Creative soups and side dishes are just what you’ll
need to get you through the cold weather months.
24
Healthy Cuisine:
Gut Health
The more you understand the importance of your gut,
the happier and healthier it will be.
62
Grand Finale:
Brooklyn Blackout Cake
Look to this chocolate on chocolate on chocolate
cake to satisfy those sweet, dark chocolate cravings.
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ISSUE 133
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FEBRUARY 2019
from the editor
I find it interesting that most rooms in a house are
named after their specific activity. A bedroom is a
room with a bed where you sleep. A bathroom is a
place where you bathe. A living room is where you
spend time “living.” And a laundry room is where
you launder your clothing. So why is the kitchen
kitchen come from? I found that the origin is Latin
and comes from the word
coquere
meaning “to
But the kitchen is more than just a cooking room.
It’s the heart of the home — a disarming room
that invites participation on many levels: cooking,
conversing, spectating, eating, and even learning.
On weekends, the kitchen takes on a more
relaxed mood and opens itself up to friendly
gatherings and casual conversations, maybe over a
pot of coffee (or a bottle of wine). Even when the
big game is on, the kitchen still remains the center
of attention, because, well, that’s usually where
different. Then the kitchen serves as a “survival”
pit stop of sorts — fueling the family as they cross
to work or school. Whatever the reason, people
will always hang out in the kitchen. After all,
it’s a special place where magical things happen.
Make magic in your kitchen!
KIM SAMUELSON
EDITOR
not called a “cooking room?” Where does the word the food is. During the week, though, it’s a little
cook,” and through time it morphed into “kitchen.” paths to eat and chat on their way out the door
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