What Kind Of Flour Is Best For Gluten-Free Pasta?
There are so many different gluten-free flours out there that deciding which to use to make gluten-free pasta from scratch is a minefield. We asked an expert.
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Stories By Jen Peng
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The Secret To Outback's Bloomin' Onion Is What Made McDonald's Original Fries So Good
Fried onions are undeniably delicious in any form, but there's something about a Bloomin' Onion. Here's the secret to its intense flavor.
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Here's How To Order A McDonald's Filet-O-Fish For A Fresh Sandwich Every Time
A lot of food can suffer when left on a warming table, and fried fish might be the worst offender of all. Here's how to get a fresh Filet-O-Fish.
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Martha Stewart's Butter Trick For The Ultimate Melty Grilled Cheese
Martha Stewart enters the mayo vs. butter in a grilled cheese debate, by using both ingredients in different ways to get the crispest and meltiest result.
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How To Turn Prime Rib Into 15 Ribeye Steaks (Plus How To Store Them For Later)
If you find yourself with a giant prime rib, you don't have to cook it as is. You can divide that prime rib into over a dozen ribeye steaks.
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How To Heat Up Your Own Delicious Meal On A Plane (If You're Polite)
If you're polite, it may just be possible to heat up your own delicious meal on the plane, if your idea of a delicious meal is of instant nature, that is.
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How To Buy And Prep Salmon For Delicious Carpaccio
You may love smoked salmon, but regular salmon can also be served raw as thinly sliced carpaccio. We consulted a chef for info about how to make it at home.
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What Fast Food Chains To Avoid If You're Allergic To Peanuts
For those with peanut allergies, eating out at restaurants can require planning and research. Here are the restaurants to be wary of if you have allergies.
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How Long Does Red Lobster's 2025 Lobsterfest Run?
Lobsterfest has returned with a series of new dishes for seafood fanatics to try. Here's how long fans have to try the various menu options.
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Why Ice Spheres Are Better Than Cubes In Strong Alcoholic Drinks
Not only are ice spheres groovy-looking in your cocktails, but there are sound scientific reasons to use them over cubes, particularly in strong drinks.
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Can A Costco Membership Card Actually Get You Through TSA?
Is it possible to get through a TSA checkpoint with only your Costco membership card for identification? Well, it's a bit tricky.
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The Common Discounts Costco Won't Accept For Groceries
There are various ways to stretch your dollars when shopping at Costco. However, not every discount offer will be valid there. Here's one that won't fly.
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What Is Shelf-Stable Milk, And Does It Taste Any Different?
You may be wondering what exactly shelf-stable milk is, how it stays fresh, and whether or not it tastes like fresh milk. We're here to answer these questions.
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The One Store You Should Check For Rare Bourbon Every Chance You Get
Rare bourbons can be difficult to find, let alone buy. Fortunately, there's a type of store that can make this hard-to-get booze a bit more accessible.
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The International Destination Rare Bourbon Seekers Should Visit ASAP
Considering that bourbon is made in the United States, one might not expect to leave the country to grab some of the most sought-after bottles.
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Think Twice Before Dining At Texas Roadhouse If You Have A Peanut Allergy
Texas Roadhouse may be known for their hand-cut steaks, but there is something else that many customers associate with the chain - and that's peanuts.
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How To Check The Freshness Of Your Espresso Beans
There's an easy at-home trick for checking how fresh your bag of coffee beans is, which is worth doing in order to make the best-tasting cup possible.
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The Science Behind Why Microwaving Fries Always Leads To Soggy Results
Have you ever tried to reheat once-crispy fries in the microwave and been greeted by soggy dismay? There's a scientific explanation for that.
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How Long Crispy Fried Onions Will Stay Good Once Opened
We all love crispy fried onions, but how long do they last? It turns out, the answer is as simple as looking on the container.
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Slicing Beef Carpaccio Is Simple With This One Trick
Beef carpaccio is a delicacy that is often enjoyed in restaurants, but if you want to impress guests and serve it at home, you'll need this easy slicing tip.
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Here's How To Get A Texas Roadhouse Steak Cut To Order
You can pick your own steak from a pre-cut selection at Texas Roadhose. However, it is also possible to get your steak freshly cut to order.
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Here's How Long Your Yogurt Will Last In The Freezer
If you've got leftover yogurt that you can't use up before it goes bad, you can freeze it. Find out all the tips you need on how to freeze and defrost it.
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The Unique Spam Variety You Can Find At Costco
Since its introduction in the 1930s, Spam has come up with a number of varieties and special flavors, including this one that's only available at Costco.
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The Raised Dots On The Bottom Of Starbucks Cups Play A Very Important Role
If you've noticed that your Starbucks cold cups look and feel different lately, you are correct. One change involves adding raised dots. Here's what they mean.
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How Long Is Canned Chili Good For Once Opened?
According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), canned goods, once open, are good for this many days when stored in the refrigerator.
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The Best Type Of Wine To Pair With Steak Tartare
According to an expert, this is the surprising -- yet complementary -- choice you should be making when picking a wine to pair with steak tartare.
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A Pink Center Doesn't Necessarily Mean Your Bratwurst Is Undercooked
Don't worry if the inside of your bratwurst is a little pink, this doesn't necessarily mean it's undercooked. Here's how to tell when they're ready.
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