What Sets New England And New York Pastrami Apart?
Pastrami can differ from place to place, and two of the most distinctive styles of Pastrami in the U.S., red and black, hail from New York and New England.
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Stories By Stephanie Friedman
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The 2 Cuts Of Meat You Should Be Marinating In Bourbon, According To An Expert
Bourbon has many plus points, one of which is that it's a brilliant marinade ingredient for meat. And there are 2 cuts that work especially well in the liquor.
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The Easiest Way To Tell When Your Pork Shoulder Is Done Smoking
Smoking meat can be an extremely time-consuming process, and it's often difficult to tell exactly when your meat is ready. Luckily, we have an expert tip.
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The Major Company Behind Kirkland Brand Sous Vide Egg Bites
Costco's Kirland brand sous vide egg bites are delicious and easy breakfast options, and we found out which major food supplier makes the bites.
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Give Ramen A Bold, Spicy Twist With One Seasoning Addition
Ramen may have once been the easy staple that got us through college, but after those days are over, there are endless unexpected ways to spice up your bowl.
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The Canned Ingredient That Makes Quiche Instantly Fancier
As much as any quiche can upgrade your meal, using this canned pantry staple will make your dish seem like it came straight from a French cafe.
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Who Makes Starbucks' Apple Juice?
If you venture beyond caffeinated beverages, you'll find that Starbucks has plenty of delicious options that won't give you a buzz - like its apple juice.
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The 3 Common Styles Of Fudge You Should Know
As explained by Onyx Coffee Lab's Preston Stewart, there are three different types of fudge that are most commonly prepared. Here's how they differ.
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Alex Guarnaschelli's Secret Weapon For The Juiciest Turkey Burgers
Thanks to Alex Guarnaschelli's recipe for turkey burgers, shared with Food Network, we know the secret ingredient to keep your patties tender.
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The Key To The Best Chicken Fried Steak Really Comes Down To The Gravy
There's one element that can take your chicken fried steak from good to great: a rich gravy. Here's why you should resist the urge to buy a pre-made mix.
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Give Salads A Salty Crunch With A Snack Already In Your Pantry
If crunch is what you're after, there are a few routes you can go. But if you've never tossed this tasty pantry snack in your salad, give them a try.
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The Frozen Shortcut You Need For Effortless Enchiladas
You may not want to go through all the steps necessary to cook enchiladas from scratch. In that case, turn to the frozen food aisle.
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The Food Safety Mistake To Avoid When Applying Brisket Rub
Dry rub is a great way to add some flavor to beef brisket. But you could also risk getting people sick if you make this mistake while applying the rub.
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Your Potato Skins Are Missing A BBQ Twist
While bacon and cheese are the go-to toppings for loaded potato skins, you can up your snack game by adding barbecue favorites to give this snack a smoky vibe.
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You Should Always Grill Salmon With The Skin On. Here's Why
Salmon skin isn't as controversial as ingredients in other foodie debates, but whether to cook with it on or off is still pretty polarizing.
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Our Favorite Rita's Italian Ice Flavor Is Bold And Balanced
As mouth-watering as all of Rita's Italian Ice options are, there is one that reigns supreme, in our opinion, at least, due to its balance of flavor.
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The Right Way To Serve Your Katsu Dishes, According To A Chef
Katsu dishes can technically be served however you want, but there are some methods that are better than others. We asked a chef for their expertise.
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Is There Really A Difference Between A Grinder Sandwich And A Sub?
It's true that these sandwiches are very similar, and if you ask some people, the terms are interchangeable - but there are a few key differences.
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Make Your Smoothies Even Creamier With One Canned Addition
Smoothies are famously blends of all sorts of ingredients, but there's one addition you may not have considered that will create a thick and creamy consistency.
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Turn Store-Bought Cookie Dough Into The Ultimate PB&J Snack With One Easy Step
Place little spoonfuls of peanut butter and jelly in the center of store-bought dough and seal the top so that the fillings are completely covered.
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Why Pork Tenderloin Is So Expensive At The Grocery Store
As luxurious as pork tenderloin is, there's a reason it tends to be reserved for special occasions. It's generally a pricier meat at the grocery store.
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Why You Should Avoid Buying Ground Beef Packages With Too Much Juice
Ground beef is probably a mainstay on your grocery list, but always double check your package -- as the excess juices pose health and safety risks.
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Swiss Roll Vs Yule Log Cake: What's The Difference?
Swiss rolls and yule logs are both rolled cake desserts, but for all that they have in common, they also have many differences that set them apart.
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The Difference Between Trader Joe's Product Hall Of Fame And The Customer Choice Awards
Trader Joe's recognizes its most popular products via its Customer Choice Awards and its Product Hall of Fame. How do these two differ from each other?
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The Ultimate Flavor Upgrade For Trader Joe's Mandarin Orange Chicken
Trader Joe's Mandarin Orange Chicken has been a hit for the chain since the 2000s -- and you can make it an even bigger hit with this flavor upgrade.
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Give Classic Chicken Alfredo A Smoky Upgrade With One Canned Ingredient
Chicken Alfredo is delightfully creamy and rich, but it can be a little one-note. Upgrade the classic dish with some tinned fish.
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The 2 Extras Your Waffle Batter Needs For Gingerbread-Inspired Flavor
If you're looking for a simple dish that veers more toward breakfast than dessert, you can easily give your morning waffles a gingerbread upgrade.
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