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Crab Cakes

Our goal was to come up with the best possible crab cakes—sweet, plump meat delicately seasoned and seamlessly held together with a binder that didn’t detract from the seafood flavor—regardless of whether we were starting with fresh crabmeat. Because it’s a given that the best crab cakes are made with meat that’s just been picked from the shell, but fresh crabmeat can be hard to find. Learn all of the details and discoveries for our Crab Cakes recipe in this online cooking class.

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Perfect Grilled Steaks

Cooking a perfect grilled steak is not as easy as throwing the steak on the grill. You start by building the right fire, choosing the right piece of meat, and then you get to the part where you start cooking. In this online cooking class, learn how to prepare the steaks on the grill, and why cornstarch helps develop a great crust. Understand when your grill is at the proper temperature for these steaks to both achieve a great texture and cook at the proper rate. Learn how to make an herby, garlicky chimichurri sauce—the flavor goes so well with grilled steak it actually makes the meat taste better. In fact, you’ll soon be wondering what else goes well with chimichurri sauce, so make extra! Discover what mistakes we made in the kitchen so you can avoid them, and follow along in our video and photo tutorials so that you can make perfect grilled steaks every time.

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Boiling and Simmering

Boiling and simmering are two of the most basic—and useful—cooking techniques. You probably know that they both use hot liquid to transfer heat to foods—but there are important differences between them. In this cooking class, you will learn these differences between boiling and simmering, and when to use each technique. You will also learn how to use them to boil pasta to the ideal doneness, and simmer rice without scorching it. We will break down and demystify the processes to cook dried beans from scratch and blanch vegetables to preserve some snap in each bite and retain natural nutrients. The course also covers the kitchen equipment you need to execute these two cooking techniques at home, including our recommendations for the best Dutch oven, stockpot, saucepan, and colander.

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Pot-Roasted Pork Loin

The trickiest part of cooking our recipe for pork roast en cocotte is finding a loin roast small enough to fit into your Dutch oven. Tying it, browning it, and gently cooking it in the oven are so easily accomplished that the dish makes a good weeknight dinner option, as long as time permits. Instead of jus to sauce the roast, this recipe features a fruit-and-vegetable accompaniment. Apple wedges and sliced shallots are cooked in the pot alongside the pork—they absorb the juices that the roast releases during cooking and become a sweet-tangy-savory side dish that's a perfect match to the herb-scented pork.

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