Cooking Techniques
Gluten-free Food Storage
Food storage is hard enough to figure out. But what about the over two million people in the United States and even more around the world that can’t have gluten, a protein found in wheat and all related products? Providentliving.org suggests we store 25 pounds of grains per person, per month,...
Cook, Pray, Love
Kate Jones and Sara Wells, two chance friends who met on an online parenting forum, started a little recipe blog in 2008. It was meant to be a fun resource for their friends and families. Three years and 481 recipes later, they’ve won a national cooking prize from Better Homes and Gardens, they’re getting a million visitors each month to their site, and they’re publishing Our Best Bites, a cookbook named after their blog. Their project has become a sensation, but the changes haven’t derailed them from the love of food, cooking, and family that motivated them to start it.
{Food Dish} POLL: To Cook with Alcohol, or Not?
Is alcohol in cooked foods okay, or should it be avoided? Recently as I looked over the upcoming cookbook from The Roof Restaurant (I’ll plug it now: it looks amazing), I paused as I came across an unfamiliar and potentially intriguing ingredient: Ariel dealcoholized Cabernet Sauvignon....
{Food Dish} A Love of Cooking (and where to find great recipes)
I was thrilled when LDS Living decided to start a food blog, because I l-o-v-e LOVE food and cooking. I guess I’ve always been a cook at heart, but I haven’t always been good. Back in high school, my idea of a good dinner was hamburger over noodles (ground beef mixed with cream of mushroom soup,...
Day 6: All About Christmas Food
On the sixth day of Christmas, we've got a treat for you (literally). Christmas food! What would Christmas be without the traditional foods that bring the family together? (For all other days, click here.) There are...
A Lion House Holiday
In 1856, Brigham Young built the Lion House—so named because of the reclining lion Brigham set over the door, which recalls both a fine home he remembered from boyhood in Vermont and his nickname, the Lion of the Lord. Today the Lion House still maintains a homey warmth, rich with the laughter of visitors, sumptuous furnishings, and smell of freshly baked rolls that wafts from the Lion House Pantry, the in-house restaurant.
Cook It Forward
The holidays are a time for good company and good food. But cooking nonstop for a special occasion can be a long, tiring, and stressful process. We’re going to get you through that holiday meal without a hitch. Just follow this plan and these make-ahead recipes so that when the big day comes, you can relax and enjoy the festivities with the rest of your friends and family.
Video: Lion House Pie Crust Secrets
Learn how to make Lion House pie crust dough, and learn some helpful tricks for better crust from Brenda Hopkin, head baker at the Lion...
How to Clean Any Oven
It's that time of year again--oven cleaning! Get ready for the holiday season with a clean oven. The holiday season is approaching and between Thanksgiving dinner, Christmas cookies, and holiday entertaining, your oven is going to be working overtime. Now is the perfect time to prep your kitchen for...
Making Fondant
We say "fondant," you say "eww." Despite its versatility in cake making, fondant has gotten a bad wrap (no pun intended). But that's mainly because people have only tasted commercially-made fondant, which can have a chemical aftertaste. Homemade fondant can be good, even if it is sweet. Knowing how...
Tips for Cooking Foreign Dishes
Let's face it; cooking exotic recipes typically bumps up our blood pressure a couple points. But take heart! Following a few simple tips can make the experience a little easier and quite a bit more enjoyable. Try not to let the long ingredient list overwhelm you. Foreign dishes can...
Crock Pot Cooking for the Busy Family
Nothing says "Welcome Home" like the smell of dinner cooking. Using a crock pot will welcome you home after a busy day at work, or playing at the park with your children, with little effort on your part. A crock pot or slow cooker is one of the best time-saving devices you can have in your...
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