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Three Low Temperature Slow Cooker Recipes

One of the best friends that a busy person can have in their kitchen is a crockpot or slow cooker. Typically, one just has to toss in some ingredients, set the appliance on low for a few hours, and then come back for all or a good part of a delicious, home-cooked meal. Here follow three great recipes, each of which just needs a little preliminary prep time.

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4 Soups and Stews to Slow Cook This Fall

The cool of evening sets in a little sooner every day. What better way to unwind after a long work shift than to sit down to a savory, slow-cooked soup or stew? We've gathered four of our favorites below for your slow-cooking pleasure. 

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Can Low-Temperature Cooking Really Save Money?

It's no secret that many of us, organizations and individuals alike, actively seek ways to keep down expenses. As we assess where and how we spend money to keep things afloat, we must ask necessary questions about whether or not cutting corners will affect more than just the bottom line. Some cost-saving techniques, while effective in keeping down expenses, could negatively impact the quality of our products and services.

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Accidentally Over-Season While Preparing Food?

When it comes to adding seasoning to your dishes, there are two types of people: those who measure carefully with cups and teaspoons and those who measure with their hearts. Whatever your habit, you're bound to make a mistake with your seasonings once in a while. 

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Top 3 Tricky Dishes That Are Going to Fill Your Catering Business’s To-Do List for Holiday Parties

The holiday season is well underway, and that means your business is going to be busy catering holiday parties. Schools, businesses, and nonprofit organizations are all holding events through the rest of the year. If you want to capitalize on the December rush, everything needs to be on-point and organized. So make your company is prepared for these top catering requests for corporate holiday parties.

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Preparing Food for Large Groups: 3 Hidden Dangers

When it comes to preparing food for large groups of people, there are definite tricks to the trade. When done correctly, large-scale cooking can accommodate a wide range of diners easily and effectively. When done (or attempted) without proper care and consideration, it can prove disappointing at best and dangerous at worst.

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Conduction Principles and the Power of Flavorful Cooking

Many variables affect the flavor of our dishes, including everything from the quality of the ingredients to the varieties of herbs and spices used. One oft-overlooked aspect of flavor is the cooking method itself. Anything from baking, broiling, boiling, frying, or microwaving could affect the flavor of the dish; therefore, choosing a method requires some care and attention.

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