The History Of Canned Cocktails Goes Back To The 19th Century
Trendy canned cocktails may seem like a new invention made popular in recent years, but the pre-made boozy beverages have been around since before Prohibition.
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The Ultimate Spicy Margarita Requires A Special Chili Oil Trick
Most of spicy margaritas use a muddled jalapeño to get their flavor, but if you really want some kick try this trick with chili oil.
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Olive Garden Vs Carrabba's: Which Is The Better Italian Chain Restaurant?
Is Olive Garden and Carrabba's more or less the same? The two Italian giants have noticeable differences here and there, so take note of which is better.
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Pink Lemonade Vs Lemonade: Is There Really A Difference In Flavor?
Everybody knows that the main difference between lemonade and pink lemonade is the color, but do they taste different? We've got the answer here.
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The US City With The Largest Oktoberfest
Oktoberfest is a veritable German institution, but the celebrations aren't limited to its home country. Oktoberfest is huge in some U.S. cities.
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Martha Stewart Has Some Unconventional Plans For Thanksgiving This Year
Martha Stewart is well known for her extravagant handmade holiday parties, but her plans for this Thanksgiving are a little more unconventional.
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The Best Ratio To Use When Making Your Own Matcha
It's time to go back to traditional ratios when making matcha, says our expert, who suggests that less is more when it comes to mixing up the green tea powder.
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The Best Red Wine Pairing For A Rack Of Lamb
When choosing the perfect wine to serve alongside your lamb masterpiece, Wassam Baki, Executive Chef at AMAL, has some advice.
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This Is The Absolute Best Way To Cook Lamb Chops
Lamb chops can be prepared in just as many ways as a steak. For the best results, a combination cooking method of searing and roasting is preferred.
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The Key Step To Remember When Making Sauce-Stuffed Arancini
Here's what one restaurant owner believes you should always keep in mind when preparing the sauce for the Sicilian street food staple arancini.
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The Key To A Perfect Au Poivre Steak Sauce Starts With The Base
The sauce in steak au poivre might seem fancy and out of reach, but if you have the right ingredients for the base, you can pull it off at home.
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The Absolute Best Way To Carve A Bone-In Ham
There's a super simple carving method that takes all the guesswork, stress, and struggle out of the process (and looks pretty impressive, too).
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Chicken Parmesan From 13 Chain Restaurants, Ranked Worst To Best
Chicken Parmesan is an Italian restaurant mainstay, and we've ranked 13 offerings from some of the most popular chains in the country - ranked worst to best.
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The Absolute Best Cheeses To Try In Tamales
While there are lots of ways to make tamales, lovers of this dish can have strong opinions on what makes a good one - including which cheese to use.
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Claw Meat Is The Budget-Friendly Alternative For She-Crab Soup
She-crab soup is a delicacy of the Lowcountry, but it can be pricey to make at home. Swap in some claw meat to make the dish on a budget.
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Make The Best Tennessee Onions With This Winning Combo Of Alliums
You probably already have everything you need to make a classic Tennessee onion casserole in your kitchen: A couple of onions, butter, cheese, and seasonings.
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Leftover Brisket Is A Gamechanger For Taco Tuesday
One thing that never gets old is tacos, which makes them an ideal vehicle for leftovers, saving you from brisket burnout.
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Alton Brown Proudly Loves One Pantry Ingredient You Wouldn't Expect
"Good Eats" host Alton Brown has one surprisingly controversial food take that involves a popular condiment and he feels not one iota of shame about it.
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The Pour-Over Coffee Tip That Ensures An Even Extraction
If you love pour-over coffee, or have been thinking of trying it, this method of pouring the hot water will help ensure an even, strong flavor.
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How To Fix A Broken Pan Sauce With Just A Splash Of Water
A delicious pan sauce is simple to whip up and a great accompaniment to a meal. But what if your sauce breaks? Don't worry, there's an easy fix.
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Try A Braided Steak To Wow The Crowd At Your Next Cookout
Want to take your cookout to the next level? Wow your guests with a braided steak. It makes your entrée even more juicy, unique, and flavorful.
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For The Juiciest Prime Rib, Avoid Poking It With A Thermometer
While a thermometer is an excellent tool for prime rib, poking at too much can wreck it. We explain all the reasons why you should avoid this.
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A Savory Dutch Baby Is Sure To Wow At Your Next Brunch
Usually served sweet with toppings you'd expect to see on top of a plate of pancakes or a stack of French toast, Dutch babies can also be delightfully savory.
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Butterflied Drumsticks Take Grilled Chicken To The Next Level
There are few things more satisfying than a perfectly grilled drumstick. By butterflying the piece of poultry it will cook faster and more evenly.
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What's The Difference Between An Aperitif And A Digestif?
Though timing is a key difference between aperitifs and digestifs, they also serve specific and unique purposes as part of a dining experience.
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What To Know Before Exploring The Indiana Cheese Guide
If you're heading to the Hoosier State, you can sample some of the best dairy this agricultural hotbed has to offer via the Indiana Cheese Guide.
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The Major Differences Between Store-Bought Buttermilk And Homemade
Buttermilk is a tangy, creamy dairy product that it's incredibly useful in baking, marinades, and more. Learn the differences between store-bought and homemade.
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