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When it comes to food, I've been spoiled all my life by my mother, who's a genius in the kitchen. Growing up, I assumed that cooking was as easy as she made it look, and I took all of her beautifully prepared meals for granted. It wasn't until I left for college that I realized how wrong I'd been. Since then, learning to cook for myself has been an ongoing process - some days, I'm thrilled with what I make; other days, I'm convinced I'll starve. But I'm still learning, and loving the adventure. 

Yesterday, as I was browsing some of my favorite food sites, I came across a series of how-to videos on Saveur.com. I'll take any tips I can get, and I loved this one:


Cool, right? Now take what you've learned, and make this

How to Peel a Head of Garlic in Less Than 10 Seconds from SAVEUR.com on Vimeo.

10 comments:

  1. Amen.

    Mom has a very successful restaurant and passed both the cooking & creative gene onto my sister. At least I got the good looks. Hah!

    I kid I kid. But cooking (and photography) fascinates me and I'm going to start trying. Baby Steps.

    If you come across easy peasy recipes, please post!

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  2. thanks, sho! you made my monday extra special. i am going to try this chicken recipe.

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  3. Plum Girl: I definitely will! And yes, you should start trying - cooking is so much fun, even when it's hard. Let me know how it goes!

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  4. Thanks. I needed that. Nothing better than a short, sweet video to teach you something new.

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  5. i love a good meal! i used to design cook books for williams-sonoma. the photo shoots were torture! all that beautiful yummy food and i couldn't touch it. :) x

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  6. I was dumbfounded by this. And I can't wait to try it!

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  7. So glad you all found this as useful and interesting as I did! Amy - I can't wait to try it, too!

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  8. oh those videos are so great! thank you! i love home cooking but am always looking for ways to improve.

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  9. My brother in law did this at Thanksgiving, and it blew my mind! I kept looking for how he slipped the peeled garlic in without me seeing.

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  10. Jonathan: I still haven't tried this out - I'd love to see someone do it in person! It seems like a great party trick :)

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