A labor of love No Images? Click here Lactation Cookies While lactation cookies remain untested by clinical trials, leaving us without any sort of hard and fast guidelines for dosage or effectiveness, nursing mothers have long turned to ingredients like oats, barley, brewer's yeast, flax seed, and ginger to boost their milk supply. Meanwhile, ingredients such as cinnamon and macadamia nuts have been anecdotally reported to be galactagogues as well. Whether or not these ingredients work as intended may be up for debate, but there's a delicious logic in bringing them together in a buttery cookie. Anyone could enjoy these hearty malted oatmeal cookies by another name, as they're loaded with macadamia nuts, chocolate chips, and spices. But by calling them "lactation cookies," nursing moms can rest assured that there's one treat in the house no one else will steal. The Kitchen Essential Oat Flour Commercial oat flour minimizes the need for all-purpose flour, translating to a higher dosage of oat per cookie. Other chocolate-y recipes decidedly not for health purposes |
Wednesday, September 11, 2019
You Don't Need to Be a Mom to Love These Lactation Cookies
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Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Ingredient Guides: Chocolate, Olive Oil, Vinegar, and More
Shop smarter No Images? Click here Get the Most Out of Every Ingredient We spend a lot of time testing and writing about equipment at Serious Eats. And for good reason! A functional piece of equipment can turn a tricky recipe into a simple one. It should make putting dinner on the table easier—and more fun. But cooking isn't just about the equipment you use. It's about using good ingredients. Below you'll find some of our most popular shopping guides that'll take you through how to buy better ingredients, where to find them, and how to use them, too. For the full list of ingredient guides, click here. For hot chocolate, brownies, and more. How to Choose the Best Vanilla Extract Go beyond imitation vanilla. Meet Bottarga: It's Like Parmesan, but From the Sea! What it is, how and where to buy it, and how to use it. |