Learning to cook can be difficult. The tips in this article will help you make delicious dishes. Before you start cooking, gather the necessary cooking utensils and other tools. If you plan properly and have everything in place, you will be much less anxious. Place the meat in the freezer for a few minutes to make it easier to cut. This process is especially useful when preparing Asian dishes. You can use a meat injector to distribute your marinade throughout the tissue of your chicken, turkey, lamb or whatever type of meat you are making.

·    When seasoning meat, you should prepare small portions first before cooking the whole thing. Certain foods require special attention to seasoning. Hamburgers, meatloaf, and meatballs are examples of foods that require careful seasoning. Spices and seasonings added when the meat is fully cooked are less likely to stick. If you're preparing a meal for an  important event, like a date or dinner, try making dishes you're already familiar with.

·   Garlic is a delicious ingredient, but unfortunately it transfers its flavor to your hands. To remove it, scrub the inside of your stainless steel sink or bowl with your hands. This will keep your hands clean and prevent odors from transferring to the next food you handle.

·   When making chicken stock, make it in large quantities so you can freeze it for later use. Homemade chicken soup adds great flavor to everything from soups to casseroles. Allow the soup to come to room temperature before freezing. This     means it will last up to one year. Another benefit is that you can get fruits even when they are out of season.

·   Instead of using water or milk in certain recipes, try different liquids to add new flavors. Broths are a great substitute for water, and milk adds delicious flavor and additional nutrients to soups and stews. Instead of milk, you can also use yogurt, buttermilk or sour cream. Mixing sauce or soup bases is a great way to breathe new life into old recipes.

·    Avoid using bitter, sour, or bland wines in recipes. If you mix random wines with your food, the wine you choose may ruin the dish. Just to be clear, most liquor stores carry cooking wine.

Once thanksgiving dinner is over, don't just throw away the leftovers. Instead, cut it into pieces and place them in an airtight container in the freezer. This way, your meat will stay fresh for weeks.

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