Egg Whites
The clear, protein-rich liquid found inside an egg, egg whites are a powerhouse of nutrition. They boast a clean, slightly sweet flavor and a silky texture that transforms when whipped into fluffy peaks.
Notes
Egg whites are cholesterol-free and a fantastic source of high-quality protein. They're also low in calories, making them a favorite for health-conscious cooks.
Uses
- meringues
- soufflés
- macarons
- protein shakes
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Doenjang (Korean Soybean Paste)
Doenjang is a traditional Korean fermented soybean paste that serves as a foundational ingredient in many Korean dishes. Originating from Korea, it has been a staple in Korean cuisine for centuries, prized for its deep umami flavor and rich, savory profile. The paste boasts a complex taste with earthy, salty, and slightly sweet notes, often accompanied by a subtle tanginess from fermentation. Its thick, paste-like texture is smooth yet dense, providing a satisfying mouthfeel. In cooking, doenjang dissolves easily into liquids, creating a robust base for stews and soups, and it contributes a deep savoriness that enhances other flavors. Its fermentation process also allows it to act as a natural preservative, making it a versatile pantry item.
Recipes to try
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Imagine the rich smokiness of BBQ sauce mingling with tender ground beef atop golden, crumbly cornbread in a skillet.
Vegetable Lasagna with Spinach and Ricotta
Layers of tender pasta, creamy ricotta, and a vibrant mix of spinach and veggies come together in a comforting, cheesy casserole.