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But it's also special, because it's not just a dish that ties us to our pasts, but also carries into our futures—being able to go to my homegirls and talking about our recipes and having younger family members ask to learn how to make it, realizing that by making it through years of trial and error, I've begun to root myself into the ways of elders and aunties and grannies before me.

Brown notes that the specific amount of time that a wine can be left in a decanter is not a one-size-fits-all model.“Leaving wine in a decanter is often based on the age of wine, the type of wine, and the length of service [or enjoyment], as well as winemaking techniques,” he explains.. Other Wine Decanters We Tested.

Glasvin The Decanter.($75 at Glasvin).This sleek and modern decanter from Glasvin was the strongest contender of our remaining picks.

We loved its straight opening with tapered angle, as well as its circular bowl.Functionally, the decanter opened up the aromas and improved the flavor profile of the wine we tested, though the piece’s thin neck made it a bit tricky to pour wine back into the bottle.

The decanter also dripped a bit more than the others, and at a $75 price point, we found this to be a slight deal breaker compared to more affordable options that poured spill-free.. Food & Wine.

Crate & Barrel Swoon Wine Decanter.Transfer to a large rimmed baking sheet.

Roast cabbage planks in preheated oven until heated through, about 10 minutes.Slice cabbage planks in half crosswise.. Spoon about 1/4 cup labneh mixture onto center of each of 8 plates, and spread into a round slightly larger than cabbage plank half.

For each serving, place cabbage plank half on labneh, and drizzle with 3 tablespoons caraway-chile crisp.Garnish with almonds, red onions, mint, basil, and additional dill.. About this recipe.