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Whatever type of food you are passionate about, whether you need to plan menus for feeding a large family, three courses for an elegant dinner party or a romantic meal for two, emelysrecipes.com is sure to inspire you for each and every occasion.

The recipes featured here offer you a veritable treasure trove of dishes from which to choose, representing cuisines from all around the world.

But you will also find hundreds of more unusual recipes. They might be innovative variations on a familiar dish. Virtually on my site you will find every cooking method ever invented.

There are the ones we use every day, such as grilling, frying and baking, but you will find also poaching, braising and stewing.

Even those techniques traditionally regarded as a bit trickier, such as those required to make pastries, soufflés and mousses, have been made straightforward and accessible by the simple and easy to follow recipe instructions, and the majority of recipes on world best recipes require minimal preparation.

Nowadays more and more of us are concerned about eating a healthy and balanced diet, and for this reason i have included specifically lower-calorie recipes. Here are Emely's main categories:

Tips for cooking

  • Read the recipe from start to finish. You'll understand a dish's flow, discover any quirks, and find out if there's an unfamiliar ingredient or term you should look up before you start.
  • Choose, the recipe then shop. Emely's word best recipes work best as planning guides.• Know your ingredients. For any that are unfamiliar, check my page with spices.
  • Know your ingredients. For any that are unfamiliar, check my page with spices.
  • Know your options. We're all about variations, but we ask you to be sensible and know what you're doing.
  • Prepare your ingredients before you cook. Of course, this isn't a hard-and-fast rule. If you've read the recipe through, you might know, for example, that there's a thirty-minute break between steps. But cooking will go more quickly and be more fun if you're prepared.
  • Always treat timings as estimates. Your stove may have more BTUs than ours; our flour may be drier than yours; our bread crumbs, moister. There's no way to account for the variables, so pay close attention to the visual cues like until soft, until slightly thickened, until an instant read meat thermometer registers.

Emely's chicken recipes

Chicken Recipes

Chicken has long been a favorite all around the world and in this list of quick, easy and best chicken recipes with pictures you can find many simple chicken recipes like chicken fingers, golden chicken nuggets, sweet and sour chicken wings and many more..

Emely's beef recipes

Beef Recipes

Beef is still America's favorite meat. Whether you're enjoying a grilled steak, a juicy burger, or a savory stew, beef 's deep, hearty flavor is sure to come through. You can find many recipes with pictures and tips about how to prepare beef..

Emely's pork recipes

Pork Recipes

From bacon to pork chops, from holiday ham to grilled sausage, there are many delicious ways to enjoy pork. Surprisingly, only one-third of American pork is served fresh. Tips for buying pork, storing pork..

Emely's soup recipes

Soup Recipes

Soup recipes are wonderfully versatile and can be made to appeal to a wide range of tastes and occasions. Vegetables, meat, poultry and seafood all are used as ingredients for both light and heartier soups, which can be served either as starters..

Emely's pizza recipes

Pizza Recipes

Cooks put almost anything on pizza. So here are our favorites, a good selection of what our neighbors and friends have come to love, just about every pizza imaginable from the Italian-American classics to modern pies, from appetizer pizzas to full. ..

Emely's pasta recipes

Pasta Recipes

Pasta is the most versatile food: it can go from an elegant first course to a down-home dinner with nary a change. It's a terrific weeknight dinner and a stunning weekender. Here you will find recipes and also tips and tricks how to prepare pasta..

Emely's casserole recipes

Casserole Recipes

There is nothing more comforting and heart-warming than a casserole on a winter's evening, and with all the ingredients cooked in one pot this is a great way to offer complete nourishment with a minimum of fuss. There are virtually no limits with preparation of casserole..

Emely's lamb recipes

Lamb Recipes

Lamb is a mildly gamy but very sweet meat. You will find recipes for traditional roasts, as well as recipes for cooking chops and cutlets, stir-fries, meatloaf, and meat in a range of delicious sauces and many more..

Emely's seafood recipes

Seafood Recipes

Whether you prefer a spicy meal or a more subtle taste sensation, this list of best seafood recipes offers you a fantastic range of ways to cook all types of seafood, ranging from easy recipes like scampi and Cajun fried fish, to more formal..

Emely's salad recipes

Salad Recipes

While salads can sometimes provide a meal in themselves, many of these salads are suitable to serve as starters to a three-course dinner or as accompaniments to main courses. This category contains such classics as classic tossed salad and greek salad ..

Emely's rice recipes

Rice Recipes

These creative simple rice recipes are sure to impress, and no one will believe how quick and easy they are to prepare! From cheesy rice casserole with spinach and cranberry rice recipe, to rice and shrimp recipe or brown rice..

Emely's BBQ recipes

BBQ Recipes

Best, easy and simple outdoor BBQ (Grill) recipes. Learn all about grilling (BBQ) equipment, dry spices rubs for grilling, marinades, rubs and sauces for grilling, barbecue vegetables, barbecue meat, best fish for barbecue..

Emely's appetizer recipes

Appetizer Recipes

A good appetizer is a momentary thing, barely noticed in the gap between "here" and "gone." You can spend hours on the main course, but you'll set a mood of grace and ease with a simple starter. Find recipes and learn how to manage the menu, appetizer do ahead strategies..

Safety rules when cooking

Whenever you cook, there are certain safety rules you must always keep in mind. Even experienced cooks follow these rules when they are in the kitchen.

  • Always wash your hands before handling food. Thoroughly wash all raw vegetables and fruits to remove dirt, chemicals, and insecticides. Wash uncooked poultry, fish, and meat under cold water.
  • Use a cutting board when cutting up vegetables and fruits. Don't cut them up in your hand! And be sure to cut in a direction away from you and your fingers.
  • Long hair or loose clothing can easily catch fire if brought near the burners of a stove. If you have long hair, tie it back before you start cooking.
  • Turn all pot handles toward the back of the stove so that you will not catch your sleeves or jewelry on them. This is especially important when younger brothers and sisters are around. They could easily knock off a pot and get burned.
  • Always use a pot holder to steady hot pots or to take pans out of the oven. Don't use a wet cloth on a hot pan because the steam it produces could burn you.
  • Lift the lid of a steaming pot with the opening away from you so that you will not get burned.
  • If you get burned, hold the burn under cold running water. Do not put grease or butter on it. Cold water helps to take the heat out, but grease or butter will only keep it in.
  • If grease or cooking oil catches fire, throw baking soda or salt at the bottom of the flame to put it out. (Water will not put out a grease fire.) Call for help, and try to turn all the stove burners to "off."
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