How White Castle Paved The Way For Fast Food Burgers
White Castle, which originated in Wichita, Kansas in 1921, is the pioneering force that paved the way for these burgers both in and out of the kitchen.
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Oklahoma Is An Epicenter Of Lesbian Bars In The US
Surprisingly, Oklahoma is home to a lively lesbian bar scene. To learn more about this thriving epicenter in the Sooner State, read on.
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The Sentimental Inspiration Behind Rocky Road Ice Cream
Whether you enjoy it scooped into a waffle cone or churned to the perfect consistency in a bowl, it's easy to see why Rocky Road is the go-to choice for many.
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The Sweet Allure Of 'Not Too Sweet' Desserts In Asian Baking
In Asian baking, "not too sweet" reigns supreme. Discover the intriguing balance of flavors in savory pastries and subtly sweet treats has global appeal.
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How Martha Stewart Feels About Using Your Phone At The Dinner Table
Martha Stewart's dinner party rule is: It's rude to use your phone at the table. See why proper etiquette means everything for a memorable dining experience.
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The Filipino Vinegar-Based Dipping Sauce You Need To Know About
If you're looking for a new condiment to add to your repertoire, look no further than this versatile and delicious Filipino dipping sauce called sawsawan.
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Italy's Salsa Verde Is A Salty Sauce You Should Know About
While it may not be as well-known as the Mexican version, Italian salsa verde has a delicious and distinct tangy flavor that's just as versatile.
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The Crucial Role Butter Plays In Serving Escargot
Unveiling the art of French escargot: Dive into the culinary delight of a particular butter-based sauce, the essential companion to this classic delicacy.
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The Traditional Flatbread Used For Serbian Burgers
If you're ready to fire up the grill this summer, we recommend making a traditional Serbian flatbread to go along with your delicious Serbian burgers.
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The Most Craveable Dishes Anthony Bourdain Ate Abroad
when asked to list some of the foods he craved, it is perfectly understandable that Anthony Bourdain would rattle off items from several different countries.
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Ina Garten's Go-To Grocery Bag Is All You Need For Your Next Shopping Trip
See which brand of tote bag is the Barefoot Contessa's top pick, known for its durability, customizable designs, and eco-friendly construction.
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What David Chang Would Rather Have On Thanksgiving Over Turkey
While a turkey is a typical staple at Thanksgiving, David Chang believes otherwise. Here's what the chef would rather have to fully celebrate the holiday.
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The Fusion Cuisine Anthony Bourdain Wanted Everyone To Know About
Anthony Bourdain appreciated the sanctity of hometown favorites. And if there's one national dish the U.S. should know about, it's a kind of immigrant food.
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15 Facts You Need To Know About Eating Quail Eggs
Curious about quail eggs? From nutritional benefits to culinary versatility, explore the 15 fascinating facts of these tiny egg powerhouses.
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The Famous Texas Green Sauce For Serious Jalapeño Lovers
The heart of Texas is ablaze with its love for jalapeños, especially its iconic green sauce. See how the creamy, spicy condiment adds zest to almost everything.
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Hard-Boiled Eggs Are A Key Ingredient In The National Dish Of Ethiopia
The national dish of Ethiopia is known for its bold flavors and hard-boiled eggs. Here's how this special meal is made and how it earned its honor.
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How Anthony Bourdain Stirred Up Western Interest Vietnamese Cuisine
Anthony Bourdain was known for his exploration of international culture and cuisine, and his trip to Vietnam stirred up interest from the Western world.
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The History Of Peanut Butter
How did peanut butter become a standard pantry staple in the United States and around the world? We dive into the spread's rich, delicious history.
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Uber Eats Will Exit Italy And Israel Over Fierce Competition
Uber Eats faces challenges in Italy and Israel as local competition dominates food delivery markets. Expansion strategy prompts tough decisions.
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Why Aaron Franklin Prefers To Use Rye Instead Of Bourbon In His Barbecue Sauce - Exclusive
Aaron Franklin's new book contains a recipe for a rye-based barbecue sauce, and he told Tasting Table why he prefers to use rye over the typical bourbon.
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Grubhub And JOCO Open Pitstop For Delivery Workers In NYC
To improve the experience of a delivery worker in NYC, Grubhub and JOCO are opening pitstops for recharging. Here's what you can expect from this partnership.
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40 Absolute Best Restaurants In Boston
Even 10 years ago, this list would have been upscale American joints, seafood spots, and a couple Italian places. But now there's a lot more variety.
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The 2 Traditional Condiments That Are Often Served With Serbian Meats
Whether you're eating pljeskavica at home or in a fast food restaurant, you'll always find it accompanied by two traditional condiments: ajvar and kajmak.
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Starbucks Is Accused Of Banning Pride Decorations
Amid LGBTQIA+ visibility challenges, Starbucks faces accusations of banning Pride displays, but denies claims and emphasizes its support for the community.
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The Maker Of Instant Pot, Pyrex Has Filed For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
You may love the easy recipes you can make in an Instant Pot, but all that love isn't enough to prevent their owners from filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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Aaron Franklin Wants You To Make Better At-Home Barbecue This Summer - Exclusive Interview
Barbecue master Aaron Franklin told us about his newest book, his advice for making better slow-cooked barbecue, his favorite steak ingredient, and more.
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Miso Tare Is The All-In-One Japanese Sauce For Ultimate Umami Flavors
For ultimate umami flavors, give miso tare a try. Here's what makes this Japanese sauce a hit and how you can make it at home for various dishes.
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