What Makes New England-Style Pizza Unique?
A Greek-style influence is just the jumping-off point for what makes New England-style pizza unique.
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The Bizarre Way People Canned Cucumbers In 1915
According to a book published in 1915, one pickle recipe of the early 20th century called for a rather odd and confusing combination of ingredients.
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Should You Add Butter When Making Rice?
Rice is a general staple food in many kitchens because it pairs so well with a plethora of dishes, but did you know you can make rice even more flavorful?
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This Special Mayonnaise Will Enrich Your Tuna Melt
The tuna melt may seem like a simple sandwich to whip up but there are some additions that will bring it to the next level. Here's a mayonnaise you need to try.
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Unrefined Coconut Oil Vs. Refined: What's The Difference?
Coconut oil is a miracle in the kitchen, but it's hard to know which kind to use. Here's what you need to know about refined and unrefined coconut oil.
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The Simple Method That Makes Separating Eggs Much Easier
Eggs are an incredible ingredient to use for everything from coloring to providing structure. Here is a simple method to make separating eggs much easier.
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Merguez: The Spicy Lamb Sausage You Need To Try
Sausages are a pig's game, with pork forming the base of nearly all the types of sausages you're likely to find in an American grocery store.
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The Simple Method For A More Flavorful Pumpkin Pie
The simple method for a more flavorful pumpkin pie is easy to achieve. Here's what you need to know about enhancing your pumpkin pie recipe with ease.
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The Absolute Best Type Of Rice For Risotto
When a dish is as simple as risotto, every ingredient needs to be of the best quality, and for risotto that means only having the proper rice included.
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Why You Should Never Stack Untrimmed Cake Layers
Aside from letting the cake cool completely before you frost it, it's also important to start off with trimmed cake layers.
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Why Your Enchiladas Turned Out Soggy
If you're struggling to make good-tasting enchiladas, it could be because you're messing up this majorly important part of the recipe's instructions.
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The Intricate Process Behind Salt-Cured Tuna
Curing a tuna may not be the first thing you think of when pondering preserved meat. However, in Southern Spain, the intricate process has been perfected.
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Salteñas: The Savory Bolivian Hand Pies You Should Know About
If you're a fan of crisp, golden brown empanadas, you have to try salteñas -- a Bolivian spin the meat and vegetable dumplings that will have you hooked.
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How To Avoid Adding Too Much Sugar To Peach Cobbler
Peach cobbler is prone to becoming cloyingly sweet. Here's how to avoid adding too much sugar to your cobbler.
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The Likely Reason Your Lemon Tart Is Cracked
There are numerous frustrations that can lead to less than perfect pastries.
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Why Australia Has Some Of The Best Steak In The World
Beef is an extremely popular meat in many different countries. Here is why you should consider Australia when thinking of where you can find the best steak.
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Why You Shouldn't Deep Fry Tofu
Tofu is a great addition to Asian dishes, but you're making a big mistake if your deep-fry it. We have the details as to why this should be avoided.
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How Long Can You Store Homemade Buttercream Frosting?
How long can you store homemade buttercream frosting? There are a few tips and tricks to follow when determining how to store your buttercream.
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The Difference Between Sheet And Powdered Gelatin
Gelatin takes two forms when it comes to the culinary world: gelatin sheets (also called leaf gelatin) and gelatin powder. Here's the difference.
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How To Avoid Mushy Pasta When Using An Instant Pot
There are a few key pointers to remember in order to avoid making a mushy pasta and instead ensuring a perfectly al dente dish.
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How To Make Delicious Scrambled Eggs Without A Stove
Craving some scrambled eggs, but don't have a stove to use? Don't worry! There's another kitchen appliance you can use to make this breakfast dish.
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What Oatmeal Is Actually Made Out Of
Oatmeal is a classic, comforting meal for breakfast. But what is it actually made of?
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Why You Should Never Use Stale Marshmallows For Rice Krispies Treats
Rice Krispies treats are classic childhood desserts for many, but using stale marshmallows can be complicated. Find out how to use up those old marshmallows.
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The Fascinating Tip That Will Ramp Up Your Vacation Meal Plans
One of the many considerations when you travel is where and what you will eat. Here is a fascinating tip to help ramp up your plans for vacation meals.
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What Makes Chef Pía León's Restaurant Kjolle So Unique
Virgilio Martínez and Pía León's restaurant Central has garnered worldwide acclaim, and now León has opened Kjolle. Here's what makes her restaurant so unique.
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The Delicate Profile Of The Bonnotte Potato
From french fries to pastas, potatoes are a beloved and ubiquitous veggie. Here's why the Bonnotte potato is one of the best — and most rare — of them all.
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What Makes Sonoran Dogs Unique?
Regions all across North America have their own takes on how to cook and serve a hot dog. Here is what makes the Sonoran-style hot dog so unique from others.
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