What's new on Serious Eats No images? Click here RECIPES Chocolate SouffléServed à la minute, chocolate soufflé is the go-to classic dessert for chocolate lovers everywhere. FEATURESThíŋpsiŋla: The Edible Bounty Beneath the Great Plains RECIPESMumallaengi-Muchim (Korean Marinated Dried Radish Banchan)RECIPESToasted Barley Salad With Kombu and Pepitas GIFT GUIDEShop Small and Cook Big With Our Gift Box From The Japanese PantryCEREAL EATSKellogg's Minecraft Creeper Crunch Cereal, ReviewedRECIPESMexican-Style Flour TortillasSPONSOREDWith Walmart+, you can get same-day delivery on all of your groceries. That's a whole new level of convenience. |
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Chocolate soufflés, homemade flour tortillas, and all about the prairie turnip
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The best tortillas are homemade
How to make Mexican-style flour tortillas
No images? Click here Mexican-Style Flour TortillasFlour tortillas are central to the cuisine of Northern Mexico. Rich with lard and whole milk, these flour tortillas are airy, tender, and subtly sweet. Here's how to make them at home. More Mexican recipes |
A sour and spicy banchan to perk up any meal
A classic Korean dish with a cucumber twist
No images? Click here Mumallaengi-Muchim (Korean Marinated Dried Radish Banchan)Mumallaengi-muchim is a traditional Korean banchan of dried radish marinated in a gochujang-spiked dressing. It has a pleasant, chewy texture from the radishes, tender crunch from the cucumbers and onion, and bright spiciness from the dressing. It can be enjoyed as a vegetable banchan at a large meal, but it can also be used as a topping for a salad or chopped up as a sandwich condiment, although we'll bet you'll find yourself snacking on it straight from the fridge. More ways to perk up your meal |
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