The Sweet History Of Chocolate In Advent Calendars
As a child, opening a new door on the advent calendar meant fewer days until Christmas. But who invented the idea of chocolate in the calenders?
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Why Potstickers Are Sometimes Called 'Peking Ravioli' In Boston
Chinese Americans have created unique spins on classic dishes that you likely won't find anywhere outside New England. Peking ravioli is one such dish.
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Why The Ball Blue Book Is Controversial In The Canned Food World
The world of food canning doesn't see many dust-ups, but when Iowa State University said the seminal book was unfit for publication, we took note.
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A Brief History Of Korea's Ancient Feasts
The Korean peninsula has long been a land of plenty. With a bounty at hand, dining norms among Koreans came to favor meals of auspicious quantity.
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The Big Difference Between Typical Italian And American Meals
It's not that the authentic Italian cuisine is better than our renditions, just different, with the biggest variation being in how we structure our meals.
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What Gives Japanese Whisky Its Distinct Flavor
For Japanese brands, whisky production results in flavors that can't be found anywhere else in the world. So what gives it its individual taste?
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Benoît Violier's Devastating 2016 Death
The death of Benoît Violier shook the culinary world in 2016 and raised questions about the pressure in top kitchens. Here's more on Violier's life and legacy.
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What Is Kabocha Squash And How Do You Cook With It?
Because the kabocha belongs to the gourd family, it is usually characterized as a winter vegetable that comes seasonally rather than year-round.
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Sohla El-Waylly's Humble Beginnings In The Food Industry
Sohla El-Waylly appeared on 'Late Night with Seth Meyers' to promote 'The Big Brunch' and recount her earliest experiences working in kitchens.
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What Grocery Stores Are Open On Thanksgiving 2022?
Even if you forget a key ingredient for your meal you'll be fine with our list of retailers who will - and will not - be open on Thanksgiving day 2022.
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The Accident That Might Have Led To The Creation Of Potstickers
Potstickers are enjoyed by so many that it's surprising to think that the creation of this dish may have been an accident that was played off as innovation.
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The Best Food Cities In The US, According To Andrew Zimmern - Exclusive
Renowned chef and world traveler Andrew Zimmern shared which cities in the U.S. he believes have the best food scenes in the country right now.
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What Are Dilly Beans?
There are many regional American dishes you may not have tried. But there's no reason not to try dilly beans because they are effortless to make.
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14 Foods And Drinks You Have To Try In Rome, Italy
If you're exploring Rome, you've got to try these local and regional delicacies, from decadent sweet pastries to deliciously unique pizza and so much more.
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The Unexpected Plant-Based Diet Rachael Ray Enjoys - Exclusive
Rachael Ray discussed the kind of diet she and her family follow at home, and it's not necessarily one that resembles the food she cooks most on TV.
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Gamja Jorim: The Korean Roast Potatoes That Literally Shine
Gamja jorim is a Korean side dish made by braising potatoes. Though it's not a veggie usually associated with this region, one bite and you'll assume it was.
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Is There A Difference Between A Pickle And A Gherkin?
The world can't seem to agree on what to call a pickle and a gherkin. But however you name them, at least know what you're putting in your grocery cart.
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Ramen Vs. Ramyun: What's The Difference?
Ramen has grown in popularity and reached far beyond Japan's borders to inspire similar dishes like ramyun. Have you ever confused ramyun for ramen?
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Zuppa Vs. Minestra: What's The Difference?
Zuppa and minestra are both key parts of traditional Italian cuisine. But what is the difference between the two? It comes down to the base ingredients.
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The Origins Of The Jewish Deli
A quality Jewish Delicatessen can be found in practically every major U.S. city today, but for decades they mainly populated only one major metro area.
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US Meat Industry Report Outlines New Sustainability Goals
A new report from The Meat Institute explains the most important goals for the United States meat industry's various sustainability projects.
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Gael Greene's Death Has The Food World Shaken
Legendary restaurant critic Gael Greene has died of cancer and the culinary icon's death has sent shockwaves through the food world.
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Why Gael Greene Was Called The 'Insatiable' Food Critic
Acclaimed restaurant critic Gael Greene was so passionate and her love of food was so intense, she was often called -- and self-identified as -- "insatiable."
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A New Report Shows Sweet Potatoes Are A Smart Buy This Thanksgiving
If you're planning on making a huge pot of mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving, that money could add up and you might want to consider using a cheaper spud.
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'Foodie' Had A Different Connotation When Gael Greene Coined The Term
In 1980, Gael Greene was the first to use the term "foodie" in a restaurant review and since then, the controversial term has elicited mixed feelings.
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The Strange Dish Depicted In Leonardo Da Vinci's The Last Supper
Leonardo Da Vinci's painting isn't a historically accurate Passover spread, which includes a seafood dish that gives more insight into his own eating habits.
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Why The Mimosa Cake Is Used To Celebrate Women's Rights
Mimosa cake is a delicate dessert that is commonly eaten in Italy to celebrate International Women's Day. Learn about the fascinating history of this tradition.
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