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Spices: You probably have a cabinet full of them, but do you know how to make the most of them. Spiced opens up the world of possibility hidden in your own pantry, with six chapters, each of which shares a way to use spices to amp up the flavor of your cooking, along with foolproof recipes that put these simple techniques to work. Sprinkle a finishing salt you make from sea salt and herbs on seared white fish fillets to make them special. Make a different roast chicken every week by applying a different rub. Learn the best spices to use in curries--and when to add them for fragrant (not dusty) results. Add flavor--and texture--with homemade blends (you'll eat your spinach when it's topped with pistachio dukkah). Infuse condiments with spices (try chipotle ketchup on a burger). Go beyond vanilla by rolling doughnuts in strawberry-black pepper sugar. Make your own rose water and add it to pistachio baklava. Show details Hide details Choose items to buy together.Download one of the Free Kindle apps to start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, and computer. Get your Kindle here, or download a FREE Kindle Reading App. The highly reputable and recognizable brands of America’s Test Kitchen, Cook’s Illustrated, and Cook’s Country are the work of over 60 passionate chefs based in Boston, Massachusetts, who put ingredients, cookware, equipment, and recipes through objective, rigorous testing to identify the very best. Discover, learn, and expand your cooking repertoire with Julia Collin Davison, Bridget Lancaster, Jack Bishop, Dan Souza, Lisa McManus, Tucker Shaw, Bryan Roof, and our fabulous team of test cooks!Let’s count the ways spices prevent main dish monotony.Put your pantry spices to use in more adventurous ways, without spending a lot of money. 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Marty S 4.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful photos, do-able recipes, useful facts and information.ComprehensiveWe have busy lives, and I'm just the most basic kind of cook. I'll throw meat on something like a grill or fry pan, and hit it with some salt and pepper, and occasionally some kind of McCormick's spice, not knowing really what I'm doing. So this book was an eye opener. Anyone who has been at a bar and had wings knows about dry rubs and such, but I never realized just how many different types of spices, or methods of application, there really are. I'd just stick things on something either before or during cooking, not knowing that some things should be applied after, not before or during. This book covers types of spices, gives a great description of many of them, and which ones should be used in which applications. The recipes are broken down in genres - breakfasts and breads, appetizers and snacks, salads, beef, pork, lamb, poultry, seafood, pasta, vegetarian, side dishes, desserts. Even before the recipes, there's examples of what various spices can do, where and when to add them, for what results. Some of the recipes are simple enough that they're something we could do, but some are far more complex than anything we'd bother trying for just the two of us. So there's a bit for everyone in this book, whether you're doing simple things like me or want more ornate meals. One thing done really well though, in the preface for some of the ingredients, is the details for things to do or NOT do. One specifies to NOT use a particular dark noodle because it can take twice as long to cook. It's these little bits of information like this that really help someone like myself out. And amazingly, in the back is a nutritional breakdown of their recipes - calories, total fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium, total carbs, fiber, sugar, protein. That breakdown will be important for people who are tracking their intake. I almost gave it 4 stars since there were many things in here that are just not useful at all to me, things we'd never make. But I love the layout and the information provided, these are things that I, as a single dad, never new, never bothered to learn about. So even little things like a salad or a burger, we're going to be able to improve upon.For example, some people genetically can't tolerate the taste of cilantro, according to them it's like eating perfume. A simple chart would identify adequate substitutions, or a note added to descriptions in the 'Spices a-z' section. Second, there's a spice error. The middle eastern spice mix za'atar is not made with thyme, as the recipe in the book directs: ironically, thyme is a substitution.To start, it has an introductory section identifying the various spices and spice blends and how to create and store them; next is “season smarter” that told me more about ways to use various salts and peppers than I ever imagined; next is “give it a rub” that includes how to make rubs and how to use them; then “toast and bloom” discusses how to maximize flavor; “finish with flair” talks about spices added near or at the end of cooking; “let it steep” discusses infusing oils and pickling to create layers of flavor; “go beyond vanilla” covers spiced baked goods and desserts. Each section includes recipes and lots of pictures. I hope I didn’t make that sound boring or like a text book. No, it’s wonderful! Each section has many recipes, and some of those offer variations. For instance, there is a recipe for barbecue roast chicken with potatoes. Well, okay, I’ve seen that sort of thing before. But then it offers substitutions to make five-spice roast chicken with turnips, herbes de provence roast chicken with fennel, or ras el hanout roast chicken with carrots. Sure, I might make the barbecue roast chicken one day, but I can’t wait to try the others, especially the ras el hanout variation. My mouth is watering just typing that. Also, seeing it presented that way makes me think of other variations I could try on my own. Most of the recipes seem “doable” for the average home cook. I have a few criticisms, but so far they are very, very minor. As an example, there is a recipe for Hungarian beef stew. Well, I’m Hungarian and I know one way to make a beef stew, but this recipe is different (has a bay leaf, for example), so maybe I will try it. The notes say that most restaurants use paprika cream to create a better texture than just pouring in paprika, and since paprika cream is hard to find, the recipe calls for a combination of red peppers, paprika, tomato paste and vinegar to duplicate it. That seems like a nuisance to me as I have paprika cream. So if I use paprika cream, how much do I use. Do I then leave out the red peppers, paprika, tomato paste and vinegar. Really, why mention an ingredient if you don’t tell us how to use it. They give instructions on making za’atar, a marvelous spice blend, with thyme and do not mention hyssop, which is more commonly used in the Middle East, and that thyme is used as a substitute for or an addition to hyssop. What is the difference between za’atar with hyssop and za’atar with thyme. I don’t know. Maybe it doesn’t matter. But I do want to try the za’atar finger bread (simple recipe). The book only briefly mentions using za’atar as a rub for chicken (delicious!); don’t miss that. Oh, and the pan-roasted pork tenderloin with cider-caraway vinaigrette (also sounds delicious!) calls for “toasted and cracked” caraway seeds. You probably know what that means, but I’ve never toasted caraway seeds, so do they crack when toasted or do I buy cracked caraway seeds or do I need to whack them with something to crack them before or after I’ve toasted them. I suppose I’ll just try toasting them and see what happens. The index is very extensive and thorough and makes finding things very easy; for instance, I looked up “Hungarian,” “paprika,” and “stew” and found the Hungarian beef stew listed every time. A hint from a Hungarian: sprinkle good Hungarian paprika over eggs or simple cheese dishes like macaroni and cheese. A few other recipes I marked: black pepper candied bacon, homemade yogurt cheese (lebneh) with hazelnut-nigella dukkah (although I may just use za’atar instead of dukkah), parmesan-black pepper popcorn, roasted fennel with rye crumble, crispy pan-fried chicken cutlets with garlic-curry sauce, pan-seared flank steak with sage-shallot compound butter, and ginger-turmeric frozen yogurt. All in all, this is an amazing book. I’ve already learned so much, and I’ve only just begun.Plus lots of very interesting recipes. And beautiful photos. No preachy prose! If I have as much fun with this as I think I will, I may well be buying additional copies for gifts. For beginners and advanc For beginners and advanc The Complete Cookbook of Instant Vortex Air Fryer The Complete Cookbook of Instant Vortex Air Fryer. Inside of this book, The Ultimate Jamaican Cookbook-Your Guide to Making Delicious Jamaican Dishes and Jamaican Bread: Over 25 Mouthwatering Jamaican Recipes to Enjoy you will discover everything about the Jamaican cuisine. Inside of this Jamaican cookbook, you will find over 25 of the most delicious Jamaican recipes you will ever come across. On top of that you will discover helpful information and tips to make delicious Jamaican dishes. Download your copy of The Ultimate Jamaican Cookbook-Your Guide to Making Delicious Jamaican Dishes and Jamaican Bread: Over 25 Mouthwatering Jamaican Recipes to Enjoy and start cooking today. Please read my disclosure policy. Fall apart tender beef that’s been deliciously seasoned, served with carrots and potatoes! The great thing is you’ll have leftovers for a few days. This Crock Pot Roast is a true comfort dish, a classic family meal that everyone enjoys. When you come home at night, not only will your house smell incredible, but you’ll have the most delicious meal ever. This method involves taking a big cut of beef, brown it on all sides and slow cook it with broth and aromatics until fall apart tender. This is why a slow cooker is perfect for making pot roast. When pot roast is cooked properly, the collagen breaks down into gelatin, thus tenderizing the meat. Brisket which is from the breast and is very lean. Also round which is from the rear leg. Do not add the meat to the slow cooker without browning it first. This creates a delicious crusty exterior. Make sure you brown your meat on all sides. Use a cast iron skillet for best results. I prefer Yukon Gold potatoes because of their butter texture. They also hold better in the slow cooker and don’t get all crumbly when cooked longer. You can also use Russet potatoes. I find that makes the most tender meat. However, 8 hours on low should be good enough as well. You can also make this delicious pot roast in your oven. I would use a large Dutch oven. Dutch ovens are great because you can sear your meat directly in it, and then transfer it to the oven. You will get the same results but in a lot less time. Use the Saute function to brown the meat first, then add the rest of the ingredients. Cook on Manual (high pressure) mode for 80 minutes. Fall apart tender beef that’s been deliciously seasoned, served with carrots and potatoes! Use your hands to rub in the salt and pepper in all the cracks and crevasses, to ensure maximum flavor. Heat the olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the chuck roast to the skillet and sear on all sides until brown. About 4 minutes per side. Transfer the pot roast to the insert of your slow cooker. Add the potatoes, carrots, onion, and garlic, beef broth, Worcestershire sauce, and herbs to the slow cooker. Cover and cook on low for 8 to 10 hours or on high for 4 to 5 hours, until the roast is tender. Transfer the pot roast to a platter and let it rest for 15 minutes. Discard the herbs from the slow cooker. Use a spoon to skim any visible fat from the surface of the liquid. Whisk the cornstarch with the water and add to the slow cooker. Stir everything together and cook on high for 20 minutes or so until the sauce thickens up a bit. Add more cornstarch if you’re looking for more of a thicker gravy. Slice the beef or shred it with a couple forks. Serve the beef with the potatoes and carrots and drizzle with gravy. OVEN Preheat your oven to 350 F degrees. Season the chuck roast generously with salt and pepper. Use your hands to rub in the salt and pepper in all the cracks and crevasses, to ensure maximum flavor. Heat the olive oil in a large Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add the chuck roast to the Dutch oven and sear on all sides until brown; about 4 minutes per side. Add the potatoes, carrots, onion, and garlic, beef broth, Worcestershire sauce, and herbs to the Dutch oven. Bring to a simmer, cover with lid and transfer to the preheated oven. Roast for 3 to 4 hours until the meat starts to fall apart. Whisk the cornstarch with the water and add to Dutch oven. Stir everything together and cook on high for 5 minutes or so until the sauce thickens up a bit. INSTANT POT Season the chuck roast generously with salt and pepper. Turn the Instant Pot to the saute setting. (See your manufacturer’s guide for detailed instructions on how to use your instant pot). Add the olive oil and wait for the oil to heat. Add the chuck roast to the Instant Pot and sear the meat on all sides. Add the potatoes, carrots, onion, and garlic, beef broth, Worcestershire sauce, and herbs to the Instant Pot. Close the lid (follow the manufacturer’s guide for instructions on how to close the instant pot lid). Set the Instant Pot to the Manual setting and set the timer to 80 minutes on high pressure. Once the Instant Pot cycle is complete, wait until the natural release cycle is complete, should take about 10 to 15 minutes. Follow the manufacturer’s guide for quick release, if in a rush. Carefully unlock and remove the lid from the instant pot. Transfer the pot roast to a serving platter, and let it rest for 10 to 15 minutes. Turn the Instant Pot to the high saute setting. Whisk the cornstarch with the water and add to the Instant Pot. Stir and cook for 5 to 10 minutes or until the sauce thickens a bit. Serve the beef with the potatoes and carrots and drizzle with gravy. Here you will find a variety of recipes using simple everyday ingredients and creating wonderful, delicious and comforting meals, including some decadent desserts. You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link in the footer of our emails. Learn more about our privacy practices, here. We use Mailchimp as our marketing platform. By clicking below to subscribe, you acknowledge that your information will be transferred to Mailchimp for processing. Learn more about Mailchimp’s privacy practices, here. You can also subscribe without commenting. Learn how your comment data is processed. Hubby loves taking leftovers into work the next day. As with all your recipes Jo, they are fail-proof ?? I was wondering what your thoughts are on this recipe in terms of slow cooker vs instant pot. Have you tried both. Do you think the slow cooker is the best way to go. My intuition tells me the crock pot will be better but I really love my instant pot (especially that I am able to sear meat without washing extra dishes!). Thanks so much! Planning on cooking it for this Easter Sunday. Will you please tell me how I can adjust the cooking time in my slow cooker? Thank you. You can keep an eye on it and see when you pull it apart with a fork if it easily shreds it should be done. If I have a 2.5 lb roast, should I cook in the crockpot for half the time? I’ve been making my pot roast the same way for many years. Last Christmas I wasn’t feeling well and need a simple but special dinner. I followed your recipe to the tee and everyone loved it. Made it again tonight but in stew form. Smells delicious about to serve it now. Thanks for sharing Do I keep cooking it longer? If cooking a 2 lb roast in instant pot, do I decrease the time? Thanks! I followed the recipe exactly and turned out good. Thanks for sharing it. My slow cooker runs hot so I don’t use it and as I read down further I saw you also included instant pot. I like that your recipes can be achieved by several methods. I have not made it yet but it’s now on my list. Thanks! Here you will find a variety of recipes using simple everyday ingredients and creating wonderful, delicious and comforting meals, including some decadent desserts. 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