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The essential kitchen trick every home chef should know. Unleash your inner chef. January is comin

The essential kitchen trick every home chef should know. [View this email in your browser]( Unleash your inner chef. January is coming to a close, but that doesn’t mean we’re done with our “rest-olutions.” This week, we’re turning our focus to the heart of the home: the kitchen! Join us as we [take a beat]( to organize and learn, so we can become the best home chefs in 2024. We’ve got your guide to easy, slow-cooked meals that’ll keep your kitchen near-spotless, plus, a slew of book recs, and a guided meditation. But first, let’s start our day with a brain game from our friends at [Lil’ Snack](. 🧠[Click to Play]( FOOD What to Eat Meet the braise. Braising, an essential skill for home chefs, is a technique that can be applied to just about anything. With only one major cooking vessel and a “low and slow” mentality, braising is a largely hands-off, mess-free route to incredible flavor. Wine-Braised Short Ribs Tender short ribs served in a garlic-wine sauce are easier to make than you think. [Make ‘Em]( Easy Braised GreensUse this simple technique to turn hearty winter greens into a savory, silky side dish. [Make ‘Em]( New Recipe Features! ✨ That’s right: Our recipes are about to get even better. Soon you’ll be able to view Nutrition Info, Rate & Review recipes, and Customize recipes to create your own meal plans. Keep an eye on our [Recipe pages]( because there’s a lot more goodness on its way. Milk-Braised Chicken Lock in moisture by lathering a whole chicken in butter and slowly braising it in milk. [Make It]( Apple Cider Braised Lamb ShankBold aromatics like garlic, clove, and allspice complement hearty lamb in this impressive braise. [Make It]( Never braised before? Follow this handy 4-step infographic, or check out our extensive [video library]( for even more help. DOWNTIME What to Read We can’t be the only ones trying to read more in 2024. Here’s a quick roundup of books we recommend across genres, so there's (hopefully) a little something for everyone. Looking for what to watch instead? [Update your preferences]( to make sure you get our monthly streaming newsletter! Looking for…a profound memoir? Try [The Country of the Blind]( in which author Andrew Leland documents not only his own loss of vision, but chronicles the history of blindness. Looking for…something everyone’s talking about? Try [The Fraud]( by Zadie Smith, one of the most-loved books of 2023. If you haven’t yet read this expansive novel told through the lens of a 19th century housekeeper, you’ve still got time to see what the hype is all about. Looking for…an approachable cookbook? Try [Make This Tonight]( Tastemade’s guide to getting dinner on the table. With 100 all-new recipes inspired by global cuisines, your 2024 is sure to be delicious. Looking for…a lyrical collection of poetry? Try [mahogany]( by erica lewis. The contemporary poet writes about the passing of time, grief, love, and strength in this collection steeped in pop music both new and old. Looking for…a tender graphic novel? Try [Roaming]( by Jillian Tamaki and Mariko Tamaki. The acclaimed authors show the emotional highs and lows of a friends trip to New York City in this beautifully rendered collaboration. Looking for…a budget-friendly design guide? Try [Weekend Refresh]( based on the hit Tastemade show. Our experts share innovative and accessible ideas, tips, and projects to make over your home — one weekend at a time. TIPS What to Do LIVE Guided Meditation 🧘🏽‍♀️ We’re wrapping up our month of rest-olutions with a LIVE guided meditation! Join certified breathwork meditation instructor Amanda of [@pranaflo]( for a calming session to help you pause, reflect, and take a beat. When: JAN 30, 12PM PST Where to Watch: [@Tastemade on TikTok]( [Deep Breath, Tune In]( ENTERTAINMENT On Our Feed Some days just call for buttery, flaky croissants. [Watch on Instagram]( Tell us how you feel. 💭 How likely are you to recommend this newsletter to a friend? lowest [1]( [2]( [3]( [4]( [5]( [6]( [7]( [8]( [9]( [10]( highest [Facebook icon]( [Instagram icon]( [Twitter icon]( [Pinterest icon]( [TikTok icon]( [YouTube icon]( [Threads icon]( Was this email forwarded to you? [Sign up!]( Copyright (C) 2024 Tastemade. All rights reserved. You're receiving this because you opted into our email list. Our mailing address is: Tastemade 3019 Olympic Blvd Stage C Santa Monica, CA 90404 USA [Add us to your address book]( [Update Email Preferences]( or [unsubscribe]( from this list.

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