
Kitchen Lab is for food nerds who want to cook smarter, eat better. Every other week, I break down the science behind one ingredient, technique, or dish, then turn it into recipes, photos and video. You won't just cook better, you'll understand why.
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From airy éclairs and tiger puffs to savory gougères.
Before we start, I want to share my enthusiasm about the enormous recent growth of Kitchen Lab, thanks to a note I posted last Tuesday, see below. It was actually a simple message sayin...
Everything about the most complete, and most underrated, retro meat substitute
Tempeh is a real retro meat substitute. You used to have to go to the health food store or the Asian supermarket for it. Now it’s just sitting on the supermarke...
A versatile flavor bomb: raw, seared, grilled, roasted or dried
Yes, another vegetable newsletter this week. Because it’s late summer, and that means harvest time. September is peak tomato season in the Netherlands: sun-ripened, aromatic,...
Roasted or grilled, raw or confited: the best ways to enjoy fennel.
In the past, cookbooks gave fennel just two options: boiling and braising. Vegetables clearly played a supporting role back then. Fortunately, that has changed, and vegeta...
Photo by Saskia van Osnabrugge, styling by Annemieke Paarlberg (From Kitchen Lab 2019)
Few things in the kitchen feel as magical as a jar of vegetables that turns itself into something packed with flavor. No fire, no stove, just time, salt...
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Kitchen Lab is for food nerds who want to cook smarter, eat better. Every other week, I break down the science behind one ingredient, technique, or dish, then turn it into recipes, photos and video. You won't just cook better, you'll understand why.
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