Food Coloring

A vibrant and versatile liquid or gel used to add a splash of color to your culinary creations, transforming ordinary dishes into a feast for the eyes.

Notes

Available in a spectrum of hues, food coloring allows you to unleash your creativity in the kitchen. Use sparingly to achieve the desired intensity.

Uses

Baking
Cocktails
Frosting
Candymaking

Replacements

Natural food dyes
Fruit or vegetable juices

Herbes de Provence

Herbes de Provence is a fragrant blend of dried herbs traditionally used in French cuisine. It typically includes a mix of thyme, rosemary, oregano, basil, fennel seeds, and sometimes lavender, capturing the essence of the Provence region.

Pork Belly

Pork belly is a cut of meat taken from the belly of a pig, known for its generous layers of fat and succulent meat. Originating from various culinary traditions around the world, it is particularly celebrated in Chinese cuisine, where it is often braised or roasted to crispy perfection. Pork belly boasts a rich, savory flavor profile with a satisfying fattiness that can be both sweet and salty. Its texture is luscious and tender when cooked properly, offering a melt-in-your-mouth experience. In cooking, pork belly behaves exceptionally well under slow roasting or braising, rendering its fat to create a crispy skin while maintaining a juicy interior. It is a versatile ingredient that can absorb and complement a wide range of seasonings and sauces.

Recipes to try

Smoky Tomato Braised Chicken with White Beans

Tender chicken thighs simmer in a smoky, tangy tomato sauce with creamy white beans, creating a comforting one-pot wonder.

Zucchini Corn Fritters with Lemon Yogurt

Golden, crispy fritters bursting with fresh zucchini and sweet corn, served with a tangy lemon yogurt drizzle.