The Fresh Tomato Swap To Try For A Lighter Bloody Mary
With a lighter version of the bloody mary, you can have even more room for heavier breakfast foods you may typically pair with a mimosa or lemonade.
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Stories By Elizabeth Okosun
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Your Classic Deviled Eggs Need A Deep-Fried Upgrade. Here's How
Deviled eggs are classics, which means they might feel boring. We asked chef Nelson Serrano-Bahri of the American Egg Board how to make them even better.
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The Bold Bread That Pairs Perfectly With Soup
Making a quick loaf of bread to go with your soup is a great way to incorporate complementary flavors into each aspect of tonight's dinner.
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Texas Roadhouse Is Raising Prices After Its Latest Earnings Report
For the fourth time in only two years, the iconic American steak restaurant Texas Roadhouse is again raising prices. Here's what you can expect.
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The Rich Wine Pairing That's Perfect With Chocolate Chess Pie
Camille Parson Goldstein, co-founder of Muddling Memories, shares her favorite wine choices when it comes to serving it with chocolate chess pie.
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The Best Wine Pairing To Bring Out The Flavors In Peach Cobbler
Bourbon pairs well with peaches, but what about when you want something light? Camille Parson Goldstein of Muddling Memories knows exactly what you need.
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The Best Wine Pairing To Elevate The Bold Flavors Of Gingerbread Cake
If you want wine with your gingerbread, you need something that can stand up to its rich, spicy flavors. Our expert's pick is a varietal with its own strength.
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Make Your Banana Bread Even Tastier With A Simple Sugar Swap
By turning to another kind of fruit for an easy substitution in your next batch of banana bread, you'll reap some seriously tasty rewards.
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How To Take Your Spicy Marinades To The Next Level With Hot Sauce Blends
When it comes to creating flavorful and zesty steak marinades, Noah Chaimberg of Heatonist likes to combine different hot sauces together.
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Coffee Mate's New Creamers Were Made For Your Espresso Martini
If you thought Coffee Mate was only for your morning cup of java, the company would like you to think again. Its new line is meant for your next cocktail.
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Longhorn Steakhouse Vs Texas Roadhouse: Which Has Better Gluten-Free Offerings?
Over the years, some restaurants have gotten better about offering gluten-free options but, sometimes, the menus require a little research to parse.
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The Best Way To Avoid Overcooking Your Pork Is Also The Simplest
Pork is easy to either undercook or overcook. To nail that perfect window of cooking time, it's best to invest in the right equipment for the job.
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The Easiest Way To Make Sure Your Chicken Casserole Doesn't Turn Out Dry
A moist, creamy, hot chicken casserole is a treat in the cooler months, but not if the meat is dry. An expert shared an easy way to avoid that happening.
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The Best Cheese Blends For Restaurant-Worthy Mac And Cheese, Chosen By A Chef
It's best to let a handful of cheeses show off their flavors rather than forcing a bunch of cheeses to compete for attention in a mac and cheese recipe.
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Give Homemade Corn Milk A Scrumptious Flavor Boost With 2 Spices
Homemade corn milk is very easy to make, and it doesn't take much effort to improve upon the flavor either. In fact, two spices will do the trick!
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The Popular Canned Bean Brand That's Way Too Sweet For Our Liking
A little bit of sweetness is to be expected in a store-bought can of baked beans, but this one popular brands pushes the sweetness way too far.
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If You Roast Your Own Coffee Beans, Why Not Try Seasoning Them Too?
Roasting coffee beans can be a rabbit hole that many java lovers are all too happy to go down ... and if you're one of them, it's time to bust out the spices.
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The Big Mistake You're Making Immediately After Opening Canned Spinach
It's true that canned spinach is convenient and easy to incorporate into recipes, but it's actually a mistake to just pop open a can and toss it in.
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Nespresso's New Holiday Coffees Were Created By A Michelin Star Chef
Nespresso's holiday coffee blends for 2024 were designed and curated by Michelin-starred chef Jean Imbert and take inspiration from around the world.
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The Store-Bought Steak Shortcut That's Perfect For Soup
This type of meat is cut into small, bite-sized chunks or thinly shaved strips, and the smaller size makes them quick to sear and simmer in bubbling broth.
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The Quick, 2-Ingredient Chicken Rub You Need For Easy Weeknight Cooking
Sometimes you need a jolt out of your comfort zone of meals on repetition to find something new to eat. We present an unexpectedly great rub for chicken.
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The Best Type Of Bourbon To Buy For Refined Taste With A Budget Price
If you want the world's best bourbon, you need to be prepared to pay extraordinarily high prices. However, you can find really good bourbon for value prices.
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The Key Tip To Remember For Perfectly Swirled Marble Rye Bread
When making marble rye bread, a good swirl is always the goal but can be tricky to achieve. You can nail it every time by following our expert's advice.
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The Absolute Best Seafood Dishes To Pair With Bourbon
Most seafood goes with a bottle of white wine, but that's not it. Executive bourbon steward Chris Blatner shares his pairing choice for seafood and bourbon.
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How To Pair Foods With High-Proof Bourbons, According To An Expert
Pairing low-proof bourbons with foods is relatively straightforward, but the intensity of high-proof bourbons makes pairing a little bit tougher.
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The Best Temperature To Cook Salmon In The Air Fryer For Serious Flavor Results
The air fryer makes cooking salmon extremely convenient, but you can't just toss it in and hope for the best. Chef Rachel Buck shares her tips on temperature.
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Combine Soy Sauce With Another Classic For The Ultimate Flavor In Your Fish Dishes
To take your seafood to the next level, combine your soy sauce with this classic, the bright French sauce that accompanies fish dishes, and much more.
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