WhistlePig's Pork-Shaped Bottle Release Celebrates A Decade Of Experimentation
In honor of 10 years of innovation and its first 'Best Rye' award, WhistlePig Distillery is releasing a limited-edition whiskey with unique packaging.
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The Devastating Death Of Renowned Chef Michael Ginor
The food world was shocked earlier this week when it was confirmed that award-winning chef, writer, and restaurateur Michael Ginor had died.
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Martha Stewart's Top Tip For Giving Holiday Cheese Boards A Fuller Shape
We eat cheese boards with our eyes first, so try and change up the presentation this holiday season with the help of the queen of hosting Martha Stewart.
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What Makes Bread Machine Yeast Unique?
You might find that the results you get from a bread machine are different from what comes out of a bakery oven. One reason for this is the type of yeast used.
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Do You Really Need To Score Bread Dough?
If you are making homemade bread, your recipe may call for you to score the dough. But what does that mean and is it even necessary? Read on to find out.
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What To Consider When Choosing Between Ceramic And Teflon Pans?
Chefs have specific tools that they use when putting together the perfect dish. Here is what you should consider when choosing ceramic or Teflon pots and pans.
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A Cocktail Shaker Is Your Secret Weapon For The Best Mango Lassi
A mango lassi is a cool and sweet treat that hails form the Asian subcontinent. See why a cocktail shaker is the better option when mixing one.
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Why You Should Be Deep Frying In A Dutch Oven
While you could try deep frying in your favorite cast iron pan, there is a very important reason that this job is better reserved for a trusty dutch oven.
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Why You Should Sip Fernet This Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving dinner leaves us feeling tired, sleepy, and uncomfortably full. This year though, give yourself a fighting chance by reaching for a sip of Fernet.
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Crispy Rice Noodles Are Incredibly Simple To Make At Home
One great way to enjoy rice noodles is to use crispy fried noodles in a dish. Thankfully, making these noodles at home is both easy and super quick.
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Why You Should Consider Substituting Bacon With Ham Hocks
Ham hocks make a great-tasting substitute for bacon in many recipes, especially those for soup. Besides being just as tasty as bacon, ham hocks are cheaper too.
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The MET's New Barware Emulates Gleaming 16th Century Italian Armor
Thanks to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, you can give your home bar a chivalrous upgrade by shopping from their latest home collection.
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Man Calls Haribo Cheap Over Reward For Missing $4.8 Million Check
The manufacturer Haribo is known internationally for its gummies. However, one man calls the company 'cheap' over a paltry reward for returning a missing check.
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Stone-Milled Vs. Roller-Milled Flour: What's The Difference?
Small mills are starting to bring back stone-milled methods and it's important to know the key differences between this old-school method and roller-milled.
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Velveeta Wants To Satisfy Late-Night Cravings With 'Foodie Call' Giveaway
Velveeta wants consumers to live their biggest life all day, so it will be opening up a 'foodie call' hotline on the night of Friday, November 18. Here's more.
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South Korea's Largest Fish Market Highlights Busan's Rich Bounty
South Korea's Jagalchi market serves up the freshest fish in the world. Here's why a trip to Busan should be on any seafood lover's bucket list.
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When To Use High-Protein Flour Vs. Low-Protein Flour
Protein is doing a lot of work inside flour when its being mixed, proved, and baked. Find out what's happening in your flour and what this means for its use.
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Why London's First Coffeehouse Was So Controversial
The inception of London coffeehouses goes back hundreds of years, but these spaces were not always filled only with the noises of grinding and soft pop.
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Hot Water Dough Vs. Cold Water Dough: What's The Difference?
Unless you understand what's happening at a molecular level, baking is going to seem like guesswork. Let us clear up what hot and cold water does to flour.
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Elevate Your Croissants With Sourdough Starter
One key to working with sourdough comes down to timing -- you'll need to start with an active sourdough, which means there's a thriving population of yeast.
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Krispy Kreme's New Mini-Pie Donuts Are Just In Time For Thanksgiving
In celebration of the holidays, Krispy Kreme has debuted a new lineup of donut flavors that are inspired by classic Thanksgiving pies.
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Can You Heat Up Overnight Oats?
A chilled bowl of oatmeal might not scratch the same itch on a cold morning as a classic porridge. So, can you heat overnight oats without ruining them?
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Chicken Katsu Vs. Karaage: What's The Difference?
Chicken katsu and karaage are exquisitely rich examples of deep-fried chicken. But they also have distinct elements that set them apart from each other.
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The Type Of Chocolate Traditional Pain Au Chocolat Uses
If you ever plan to make pain au chocolat, it will likely benefit you to know exactly which type of chocolate the most traditional recipe calls for.
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Wisconsin's Brat Burger Reshapes The State's Famous Meat
Bratwurst is popular in Wisconsin due to the German ancestry of its residents. Here's how brat burgers are reshaping the state's most famous meat.
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What The Poke Test Indicates When Proofing Homemade Bread Dough
There is a wonderful art to crafting artisan bread at home. This one tip might be all you need to predict how your bread will rise... or whether it won't.
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Brands Like Coca-Cola And Chipotle Are Profiting Despite Inflation
Americans are feeling a pinch in their wallets when they grocery shop or eat out. However, some companies are profiting despite recent inflation costs.
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