Rescuing Vegetables from Mediocrity–Smashed, Shredded, Charred, and More | Test Kitchen Boot Camp



“No more “meh” vegetables. Two coaches means twice the learning and fun as we explore techniques for making raw and cooked veggies shine.

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  1. The CLAW method only works if YOU have some fingernails. I play the Piano and do not. However, ONE of the ways of making Vegetables taste good is the same for making Leftovers taste good – learn to makes sauces of ALL types. Especially with CHEESE (I do not know why but Kids LOVE it).

  2. I turned my attention away for a minute and looked back as she was bashing the cucumbers and said "…this is fun to do with the kids too…" and almost spit my coffee out. Of course I rewound and got the context, but hey, I am awake now.

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