9 Best Buy-And-Serve Store-Bought Foods For An Effortless Potluck
Throwing together a potluck can be streamlined and easy to plan if you opt for these buy-and-serve options that require no cooking or preparation.
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The Way Richard Nixon Ate Cottage Cheese May Make You Lose Your Appetite
Cottage cheese has an interesting place in American culinary history, ultimately lauded as a healthy choice. President Nixon took this seriously, with a twist.
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Eating At 28 Michelin-Starred Restaurants In One Day Set A World Record — And It Wasn't Cheap
Most food lovers dream of visiting a few Michelin-starred restaurants in their lifetime, but one man clocked 28 in a single day to set a world record.
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Food Network's Behind-The-Scenes System That Makes A Timed Cooking Show Possible
Timed cooking shows are stressful enough for contestants, so Food Network takes (some of) the edge off with these well-oiled systems.
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Jimmy Buffett Included This Florida Morgue-Turned-Bar In A Hit Song
There are many culinary establishments immortalized in Jimmy Buffett's music, and each one clearly impacted him. This is another Key West bar in his history.
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'We Loved To Argue' — Jacques Pépin's Favorite Memories Of Julia Child
Jacques and Julia may have both shared a love of the culinary arts, but that doesn't mean that they always agreed on ingredients and techniques.
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Food Network's Chopped Has 3 Judges, So Why Do Contestants Prepare 4 Plates?
Fans still have questions about this long-running show. The answer is more straightforward than you might expect, but Ted Allen puts it in perspective for us.
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Martha Stewart 2-Ingredient Sorbet Spritzer Tastes Like Spring In A Cup
For a cocktail that embodies the brightness of spring, do as Martha Stewart and whip up this simple sorbet spritzer.
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8 Canceled Food Network Shows That Deserve A Comeback
Plenty of great Food Network shows have come and gone over the decades. We're looking back at some old favorites we think should make a comeback.
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Grover Cleveland's Favorite Food Was A Comfort Dish Found In The Servants' Hall
Many presidents don't have upscale tastes, despite their lauded positions. This hearty dish was intended for staff, but it was just what Cleveland was fond of.
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A Senior Living Residence With Award-Winning Food Is The First Of Its Kind In The US
Senior residences are not typically known for their food but this one is setting a new standard, focusing on brain health and high-quality, fresh ingredients.
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Where Former Food Network Host Melissa D'Arabian Is Today
In the early 2010s, Melissa D'Arabian was schooling everyone on how to make budget-friendly meals, but since then she has returned to pursue a past love.
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For The Best Gooey, Melty Brownies, Try Mary Berry's Sugar Tip
Want to bake up a better batch of brownies? Follow Mary Berry's advice and reach for this type of sugar!
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Meryl Streep Said This No-Frills New York Classic Is The Best Sandwich
Sometimes less is more, such is the case for Meryl Streep's favorite sandwich, a choice beloved by New Yorkers and beyond.
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The Elegant Dollar Tree Find That'll Instantly Brighten Your Tablescape
Those who associate warm, sunny weather with refreshing lemonade will definitely want to consider using some of these Dollar Tree dishes at a summer party.
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Long Before Fame, Jimmy Buffett Loved Hanging Out At This 55-Year-Old Florida Restaurant
This restaurant offers a laidback experience with good food, and it was the perfect watering hole for Jimmy Buffett as he made a name for himself.
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30 Bright Cocktail Recipes That Are Perfect For Springtime Sipping
Spring is here, and that means the sun is starting to play hide and seek, and the flowers are ready to bloom. Get in the seasonal spirit with these cocktails.
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The Moon-Shaped Ribeye Cut Curtis Stone Called His 'Absolute Favorite'
The best steaks are tender and flavorful, and Curtis Stone's go-to, crescent-shaped cut is no different.
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Make Gourmet Prime Rib Just Like Thomas Keller With One Kitchen Tool
As daunting as this sounds, it's very doable as per Keller's recipe itself. A word of warning: It's about to get a lot hotter in the kitchen.
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This Chicken Cut Is Better Than Breasts 'In Every Conceivable Way,' According To Alton Brown
Everyone has their chicken preference, and it elicits strong feelings. No one knows this better than Alton Brown and his love of dark meat.
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The Trader Joe's Snack I Always Put Out At Parties
Hosting a party? According to one staff member, you need to grab this salty and sweet Trader Joe's snack for your next grazing board.
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Bob Dylan Slipped An Unexpected Dunkin' Shoutout Into One Of His Books
Bob Dylan isn't just a music icon, he's also a staunch coffee lover, which explains the shoutout to Dunkin' in his latest book.
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Bobby Flay's BBQ Parties Are Never Potluck-Style, For A Predictable Reason
Cracking an invite to Bobby Flay's home barbecue is an honor in and of itself, but guests don't tend to share the culinary burden with the host.
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Master Your Cooking Like José Andrés And Invest In The Pan He Raves About
Want to cook like a pro? Add the Spanish cookware brand beloved by José Andrés to your shopping cart, ASAP!
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I Worked As A Barista For Years — Here's My Take On Tipping At The Coffee Shop
This practice has become more controversial over the years as everyone has begun to feel the economic strain. However, baristas feel it more than most workers.
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Before Food Network Made Him A Star, Guy Fieri Never Even Tuned Into Its Shows
One of the most recognizable faces on the Food Network, Fieri wasn't a typical viewer before he started working with them. Here's why it wasn't on his radar.
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The Cheeky Reason Jacques Pépin Keeps His Beer Next To Truffles
Jacques Pépin is one of the most prolific celebrity chefs around, but surprisingly, his decision to store beer next to truffles has little to do with cooking.
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