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Cook /Stephanie Maida
Swap Bacon With Beef Jerky For Protein-Packed Brussels Sprouts Without The Grease
Bacon and Brussels sprouts are a winning duo, but sometimes greasy bacon just isn't appealing. For a leaner and chewier take on the dish, substitute beef jerky.
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Drink /Wendy Leigh
The Muddling Technique For State-Fair Worthy Lemonade
There's nothing like a cool glass of lemonade, but powdered mixes are a killjoy. This lemon muddling technique gives you the freshest, best-tasting lemonade.
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Cook /Michelle Welsch
Butter Dip Biscuits Are The Fluffy Creation That's Swimming In Flavor
While fluffy, Southern biscuit recipes incorporate butter directly into a shaggy dough, spongy buttery dip biscuits take a different approach.
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Drink /Courtney Brandt
The Reason You Shouldn't Drink A Layered co*cktail Through A Straw
After being served a layered co*cktail, you're probably excited to stick your straw in and take a drink immediately. But here's why you shouldn't do that!
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Cook /Nicole Adams
11 Absolute Best Keurig Coffee Machines, According To Online Reviews
Keurig offers an impressive line-up of different coffee machines. We selected the best, based on online reviews, and compared their functionality and features.
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Cook /Claire Redden
When Scrambling Tofu, Look No Further Than Your Wire Masher
Next time you're scrambling up some tofu, look no further than your wire masher to achieve the fluffiest, scrambled egg-like texture effortlessly.
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Culture /Matthew Spina
The History Of Japanese-Style Milk Bread
Japanese milk bread is all the rage these days, but the delicacy took a strange path to get here and its history is not as straightforward as you might think.
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Cook /Nikki Munoz
Deep Fry Your Cauliflower For Crispy, Flavorful Bites
While it can certainly make foods a bit less healthy, deep-frying them often improves the taste and texture enough to be more than worth the trade off.
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Cook /Julia Holland
Let Canned Soup Simmer On The Stove For A Thick Pasta Sauce In A Flash
If you're getting tired of pasta sauces, there's an easy fix. Believe it or not, just about any canned soup can be thickened into a unique sauce for pasta.
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Drink /Lisa Curran Matte
Poitin Is The Irish Moonshine Drink That Dates Back To The 6th Century
If you assumed that Guinness or strong Irish whiskey were the definitive best alcoholic beverages of Ireland, there's an important drink left out: poitin.
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Entertain /Brian Udall
Restaurant: Impossible Fans Will Want To Know About Robert Irvine's New Show
Though his show "Restaurant: Impossible" was cancelled last year, chef Robert Irvine is still doing what he loves best - and even has a new show in the works!
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Cook /Nikki Munoz
Leftover Pulled Pork Is The Perfect Filling For Flavorful Quesadillas
If you've got leftover pulled pork and don't want a sandwich, the meat works perfectly in a crispy, cheesy quesadilla. Even better? It's easy to whip up.
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Cook /Ayomari
11 Celebrity Chef Tips For Dyeing Hard-Boiled Eggs This Easter
If you're stressing over how to best dye hard-boiled eggs, these celebrity chefs imparted their best tricks to achieving beautiful Easter eggs.
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The Soaking Tip To Keep In Mind When Making Homemade Hot Sauce
When attempting to make your own hot sauce at home, there is a lot of room for creativity, but the crucial soaking step should not be considered optional.
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Restaurants /Jennifer Richmond
Adam Richman's Pulled Pork Egg Roll Takes Inspiration From An Atlanta BBQ Institution - Exclusive
Adam Richman decided to put his own spin on the tasty bite at the inaugural Los Angeles Wine & Food Festival; he stuffed the crunchy shell with pulled pork.
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Cook /Stephanie Friedman
What's That White Powdery Stuff On The Outside Of Your Soppressata?
When sampling soppressata from a charcuterie board, you may find pieces with a white outer layer that can look like inedible mold at first glance.
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Cook /Mary Fawzy
12 Absolute Best Ways To Elevate Ganache, According To A Professional Dessert Maker
Chocolate ganache is a sophisticated, tasty frosting or garnish for you baked treats. A professional dessert maker shares how to amp up your next batch.
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Cook /Nikki Munoz
Avocado Crema Gives Chicken Fajitas A Tangy Boost Of Creaminess
Tasting Table's sheet-pan chicken fajitas dish is not only super simple but also has a special element that takes it to the next level: avocado crema.
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Drink /Brian Udall
Michter's Master Distiller Says This Is The Best Water To Cleanse Your Palate When Tasting Whiskey - Exclusive
To help us understand what water makes the best palate cleanser we sat down with Dan Mckee, Master Distiller at Michter's Distillery.
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Cook /Austin Havens-Bowen
Kalamata Olives Add A Bright Mediterranean Flair To Potato Salad
You might use them in Greek salad paired with fresh feta cheese, but its flavor is also why it joins the list of the best ingredients to elevate potato salad.
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Cook /Claire Redden
Switch Up Your Morning French Toast With A Pita Bread Twist
It's hard to even think about messing with the recipe for French toast, but sometimes it's nice to change things up. And with pita bread, you can do just that.
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Cook /Abigail Bliss
13 Tips You Need To Make Perfect Roasted Tomatoes
From produce selection to avoiding a soggy texture, follow these simple steps to make the perfect roasted tomatoes from the comfort of your home.
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Cook /Brandon Rich
The Cut Of Beef Dario Cecchini Says You Should Prioritize For Steak Tartare - Exclusive
Along with a list of essential ingredients that you should mix in, Dario Cecchini gave a clear tip on the particular type of cut he recommends for beef tartare.
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Drink /Elizabeth Okosun
Steam Clams And Mussels With Beer For A Burst Of Flavor
Steamed mussels and clams have a subtle briny flavor that works great on its own. But you can really elevate these shellfish by adding a little beer to the mix!
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Restaurants /Matthew Spina
Subway's Fan-Favorite Sauces Are Hitting Grocery Store Shelves
Subway is releasing bottled versions of three of its most popular sauces, and one new flavor, that will be available at grocery stores starting on March 20.
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Drink /Autumn Swiers
The Etiquette Tip That Ensures A More Pleasant Wine Tasting Experience
There's a reason why the event is called a wine tasting and not a wine drinking. Spitting is key to the experience, even if it feels awkward at first.
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Cook /Ayomari
9 Best Whiskey Stones
Whiskey stones have become all the rage in recent years. If you're looking to invest in a set, we've compiled a list of the best whiskey stones on the market.
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Cook /Molly Harris
The Difference Between Mezzelune And Ravioli Simply Comes Down To Shape
Let's unravel the subtle yet surprising secrets of mezzelune and ravioli, exploring their origins, shapes, and when to use each variation of the pasta shape.
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Cook /Michelle Welsch
Sweeten Ketchup With Honey For A Classic Condiment Upgrade
While we all love ketchup, sometimes we wish there were more flavors involved. Luckily, you can sweeten your ketchup with honey and modify it to your liking!
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