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Welcome to today's episode of Cooking on the Fly, where we explore the art of making the most out of what’s in your kitchen. I decided to focus this episode on cooking with leftovers because, like many of you, I really dislike wasting food. I believe that even with limited ingredients, home cooks can get creative by pairing seasonings selectively and matching them based on the type of food—whether it's a carb, meat, or vegetable.
I’ll also share a story from a recent family gathering in Maryland, where I cooked for my sisters using a riff on a roasted chicken recipe they hadn’t tried before. Normally, I make it with sage, rosemary, and soy sauce, but this time I decided to mix things up by using rosemary, garlic, and soy sauce instead. The result? It turned out extraordinary, and my family loved it!
In today’s episode, I want to encourage you to step outside the recipe box, trust your instincts, and get a little adventurous in the kitchen. You never know—you might end up with something extraordinary too.
By Charles MathisonWelcome to today's episode of Cooking on the Fly, where we explore the art of making the most out of what’s in your kitchen. I decided to focus this episode on cooking with leftovers because, like many of you, I really dislike wasting food. I believe that even with limited ingredients, home cooks can get creative by pairing seasonings selectively and matching them based on the type of food—whether it's a carb, meat, or vegetable.
I’ll also share a story from a recent family gathering in Maryland, where I cooked for my sisters using a riff on a roasted chicken recipe they hadn’t tried before. Normally, I make it with sage, rosemary, and soy sauce, but this time I decided to mix things up by using rosemary, garlic, and soy sauce instead. The result? It turned out extraordinary, and my family loved it!
In today’s episode, I want to encourage you to step outside the recipe box, trust your instincts, and get a little adventurous in the kitchen. You never know—you might end up with something extraordinary too.