Scott Williams
School
University Of Wisconsin-Madison
Expertise
Southeast Asian Cuisine, Fish And Seafood, Canning And Food Preparation
- Scott spent two years living and working in Indonesia, sampling all the street food he could find
- He is currently pursuing his goal of writing a review on every three starred Michelin restaurant in the United States
- He was the winner of the Matanuska-Susitna Borough Chili Cook Off in both 2019 and 2022
Experience
Scott has been crafting stories professionally for over five years. Starting his career working in print media with Creative Circle, Scott soon transitioned to freelancing. His unwavering passion for travel and food has compelled him to almost exclusively focus on these subjects in his writing. Whether it's a new place or a new taste, you can count on Scott to be writing about it.
Education
Scott graduated with a Bachelor of English from the University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Stories By Scott Williams
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Garlic is a delicious way to elevate virtually any savory dish. However, prepping it can be a time-consuming chore. This ice-cube tray is a kitchen miracle.
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Is basting really a thing you need to do when cooking a chicken? It comes down to personal preference, but the end result may not be worth the extra effort.
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Whether you're a beginner at barbecue or a seasoned pitmaster, you've likely heard of an offset smoker. Here's what you need to know about using one.
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Bell peppers are an essential ingredient in any fajita recipe. Making your fajitas truly remarkable requires the perfect cut of the flavorful vegetables.
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No need to toss wilting leftover arugula - it still has plenty of flavor and nutritional benefits to give, making it a great addition to a variety of soups.
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Trust us: If you start butterflying your hot dogs before grilling them, you'll never turn back. Here's why a simple cutting technique makes a huge difference.
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If you drink brown liquor, you know there's a difference between scotch, whiskey, and bourbon. But do you know how different grains affect the taste of whiskey?
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We love tacos, just not the mess that sometimes comes with eating them. We've come up with a few tips to help avoid wasting the taco fillings that fall out.
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One simple change in how you use herbs can save you plenty of prep time in the kitchen - as well as provide more ways to add flavor and cut down on food waste.
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If you're a fan of soft-boiled eggs, then you're bound to be a fan of egg toppers, too. Let's break down what egg toppers are and how to use them.
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If your morning routine needs a wake-up call, transform your coffee with a generous splash of maple syrup for a dose of sustainable sweetness.
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Leftover turkey is usually abundant after Thanksgiving. If you want to enjoy it in the following days, this is the best way to reheat it so it doesn't get dry.
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Frying chicken is an art form, a way to get crispy poultry that's the ultimate comfort food. And you should be frying it in order of largest piece to smallest.
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Secret ingredients in your home cooking can leave your diners full and happy. Try the boozy infusion that will seriously amp up the flavor of your next burger.
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There's no doubt that carnivores love bacon. If it's candied, it's the best of the sweet-and-savory worlds. Here's how to store candied bacon to keep it fresh.
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Utilizing produce from your own garden is a treat. But what if you have too much? What's the best way to freeze fresh vegetables like bell peppers?
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Alkaline water does incredible things for the body, including hydrating, detoxing, and aiding digestion. It's also the unexpected secret to crispy potatoes.
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When it comes to poaching fish, the liquid you choose matters a lot. Try this cooking method using broth instead of water, and you'll never go back.
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Elevate your pasta night with a new spin on a favorite sauce. Take this tip and add some avocado to your pesto for a delicious twist on an easy dish.
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Ever heard of the croffle? If you love croissants and waffles, then this is the food mashup you have to experience. Here's what you need to know.