Hi there, welcome to In The Kitchen! Today I want to talk about a common misconception that many people have when it comes to cooking with alcohol.

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Risotto, that creamy Italian classic, might seem like a dish best left to restaurant chefs, but fear not! With a little patience and some stirring action, you can whip up a risotto that’ll transport your taste buds straight to the rolling hills of Tuscany. Here’s how to make risotto, complete with handy tips to ensure success.

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The difference between a BBQ and a Picnic where I’m from is very simple. In the south when we say BBQ, or at least in Georgia anyways; we mean meat that we’ve put in the grill that will have BBQ Sauce on it in the future. We also have a word for meat that we’re cooking without sauce and that’s grilling. But, to go back to the topic at hand of the difference between a BBQ and a Picnic. A Picnic requires food made earlier that day or the night before such as items we’ve been cooking here on FoodTokTv during our Picnic Event Series this week in May.