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World Kitchen Journal

All Stories · 76

26–25 September 2026


Earlier days
01

For Crispier Fried Chicken, Always Add This To Your Dredge

While a classic fried chicken recipe calls for a simple coating of flour, you can take the crunch factor to the next level with a simple addition: Cornmeal. Unlike flour (or its near cousin, cornstarch), which gives fried chicken a smooth, almost glassy crispness, cornmeal adds a more rustic character that's golden and textured rather than uniform. Flour can still serve as a supportive buddy for a

The Kitchen · World
02

Chef Oropeza's recipe for stuffed pork loin in plum sauce that your guests will love

Chef Alfredo Oropeza shared his secrets for the recipe of stuffed pork loin in plum sauce so you can prepare it this Christmas or on any special occasion.

The Kitchen · United States
03

Here's How Long Beef Jerky Lasts In Your Pantry Vs Fridge

Beef jerky is a great snack to have on hand both for eating on a hiking trail and in the comfort of your own home. However, while these dried cuts of meat may seem like they'll last forever, they do actually expire and how you store them can play a significant role in their freshness.

The Kitchen · International
04

The Liquid To Always Keep In Your Workspace When Stretching Pizza Dough

At first glance, tossing pizza dough into the air may seem like nothing more than a bit of showboating, but it's actually how classic pizzeria slices get that crispy, airy texture. Rolling pizza dough can overwork it, which is why you should skip the roller and stretch it by hand instead. Still, stretching pizza dough can be tricky since it has a tendency to stick to every surface. Some use flour

The Kitchen · International
01

Black cake with jam

This murzynek cake with plum jam is a very moist and fluffy cake with a rich cocoa flavor. The recipe is incredibly simple, and the addition of plum jam makes the cake taste exceptional.

The Kitchen · International
02

Is Cake Flour Really Better For Homemade Cakes?

As the saying goes: cooking is an art, baking is a science. While you should feel free to experiment and play around in the kitchen, when it comes to the sweet or savory treats in your oven, certain chemical reactions can only occur when you use the right ingredients in the right amounts at the right times. The success of a cake often comes down to granular details (pun intended), including the ty

The Kitchen · United States
03

Cooking Your Steak Twice Gives Your Quesadillas Maximum Flavor

Quesadillas are a traditional Mexican dish made with two basic ingredients: cheese and tortillas. Although they originated in Northern Mexico, they have since made their way to other parts of the world and evolved to include meat, veggies, and even seafood. If you're looking for a hearty meal that's easy to prepare, a quesadilla is sure to be a hit — but when it comes to preparing the steak for yo

The Kitchen · Mexico
04

Effortlessly Season Tuna Steaks With One Easy And Convenient Technique

At the risk of sounding like an old-timey infomercial, sometimes the simplest recipe's seasoning step can be a pain. We aren't even talking about the existential doubts instructions like "to taste" can evoke. No, when your cooking fat is heating in a carbon steel pan (oil is our go-to choice for tuna steak), and the fish still needs to be patted dry, we're more concerned with practical matters lik

The Kitchen · France
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