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Kareena Koirala

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Kathmandu, Nepal
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Content Creator, Writer, and Editor | A bit too emotionally invested in dogs on the internet

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Kareena Koirala - The Daily Meal

Kareena Koirala - The Daily Meal

Kareena wrote her first thriller when she was eight years old for her school magazine. Since 2016, she has be…

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For The Crispiest Fried Chicken, Use This Flour And Thank Us Later

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By Kareena Koirala Verified
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For The Crispiest Fried Chicken, Use This Flour And Thank Us Later Original

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By Kareena Koirala Verified
| The Daily Meal
Ah, the inescapable allure of the perfect fried chicken. We yearn for it, try one too many recipes to recreate it at home, and yet, things don't always turn out the way we hope. Luckily, that coveted crunchy texture isn't that difficult to attain. The key to the crispiest fried chicken often lies in the batter, and sometimes, you have to replace the basics with something new. While there are many different types of flour to choose from, rice flour in particular deserves your undivided attention.
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The Step You're Forgetting When Seasoning Your Cast Iron Original

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By Kareena Koirala Verified
| The Daily Meal
When the culinary gods decided humans could use a palate upgrade, they whispered the secret of cast iron cookware into our dreams. This version of the origin story may or may not be true, and while we don't really know who invented it, cast iron has been around for centuries, dating back to China's Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-220 A.D.). Cast iron's enduring popularity doesn't come as a surprise — it's built to last and can be used on any surface.
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