Use Up That Last Sip Of Aperol With Giada De Laurentiis' Dessert Hack
Aperol is useful for more than just tasty cocktails. Celebrity chef Giada de Laurentiis uses it to make delicious and bright cookies and frosting.
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One Of Barack Obama's Favorite Sweet Treats Is A Smoky Fall Staple
Former United States President Barack Obama is partial to a chocolate shop in Seattle, Washington. His favorite sweet treat is smoked salted caramel.
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11 Types Of Tortillas, Explained
Tacos, fajitas, enchiladas, and more all come together with the humble tortilla. But as the experts can attest, there are many different types of tortillas.
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One Of Natalie Wood's Favorite Dishes To Cook Was A Mexican Breakfast Classic
Natalie Wood wasn't just known for her roles; she was also known for her kitchen skills, especially when it came to one of her favorite meals: huevos rancheros.
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Where Does The Term 'Snack' Come From?
Long before snack was a word used to describe your latest crush, it was an onomatopoeia used to describe eating. Let's learn about the word's origin.
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Elizabeth Taylor's Favorite Cocktail Was A Sweet Classic That She Actually Invented
Anybody who drinks regularly is bound to have a favorite cocktail, but how many could claim to have invented their go-to libation? Elizabeth Taylor could.
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Harry Houdini's Favorite Dinner Was A Lavish Meal
Featuring chicken and paprika, the magician's favorite meal is a Hungarian classic that was first made for him by his mother and then by his wife Bess.
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12 Best Mooncakes For Mid-Autumn Festival Shipped Right To Your Door
Interested in celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival with some delicious mooncakes? We break down the best options deliverable straight to your door.
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FDR's Favorite Martini Was Bold With A Bright Twist Of Lemon
The 32nd president, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, liked a gin martini, deepened and dirtied with a splash of brine yet brightened with a twist of lemon.
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The Differences You Should Know Between Tomatoes And Tomatillos
Is a tomatillo just a green tomato? We delve into everything you ever wanted to know about these two similar sounding fruits that are actually very different.
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12 Ingredients You Should Be Adding To Salsa Verde
Classic salsa verde is flavorful and spicy, but adding a few secret ingredients will take it to the next level. We asked two top chefs for their suggestions.
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Aburi Is The Japanese Style Of Cooking That Takes Steak To The Next Level
Get out your blow torch, it's time to start cooking steak aburi style. Find out more about this Japanese method of searing that brings some heat to sushi.
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The Sweet And Savory Japanese Snack Crackers That Date Back To The Tang Dynasty
Japan has become rather famous for their snacks, so much so that non-Japanese companies have started producing similar snack products of their own.
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Use Up Your Leftover Steak In Fresh Summer Rolls
Summer rolls provide a unique no-cook way to use up not just leftover steak, but also any veggies hanging about in your fridge. Just slice, roll, dip, and eat.
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Costco Shoppers In Japan Waited 5 Hours To Get Into The New Okinawa Location
Costco always draws large crowds, but shoppers excited for the new location in Okinawa, Japan, waited up to five hours in a line hundreds strong just to get in.
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The Real-Life Duncan Hines' Favorite Food Was A Sweet Classic
You've probably seen the name "Duncan Hines" in the baking aisle, but he was a real man with strong opinions about food. What, then, was his favorite dish?
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The Unexpected Country Wine Originated From
It makes sense that ancient civilizations discovered the pleasures of drinking fermented grape juice, but it may surprise you where wine actually originated.
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The Origins Of The Forgotten Seafood Hot Dogs
Seafood hot dogs were first created to fill a demand in the Catholic community, but they never became a mainstream product, despite still existing today.
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The Australian Way To Season Your French Fries
French fries are such well-loved treats and there are tons of ways to spruce them up with more flavor. Here we'll show the tasty way they do it Down Under.
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The Victorian Era Fork That Used To Rule Ice Cream Eating
Back in Victorian England, etiquette and manners were of utmost importance, and with them came specialized cutlery like the ice cream fork.
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Reindeer Meat Is A Common Pizza Topping In This Country
Culinary adventures make international travel exciting. If you're down to try reindeer meat, book a flight to this European country for your next vacation.
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What Makes Manuka Honey Special?
You've probably heard someone singing the praises of Manuka honey, but what makes this honey so special? We spoke with a Manuka Honey farmer to find out.
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The Fascinating Story Of How Jeni's Ice Cream Was Born
Jeni's Ice Cream is a luxury dessert brand available throughout the country, but the business really started with some food experimentation in college.
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Is Al Capone Really The Reason We Have Expiration Dates?
Al Capone is known for ruling over Prohibition-era Chicago with an iron fist, is it possible that he is also responsible for expiration dates?
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Angosoda: The Unusual 3-Ingredient Drink Julia Child Swore By
Whenever you're cooking up a Julia Child recipe, you might as well be whipping up her favorite three-ingredient mocktail to go with the meal.
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How Giardiniera Became A Chicago Staple
If you've never experienced the pure joy that is hot giardiniera stop what you're doing right now, pack your things, and get on a flight to Chicago.
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How To Speed Up The Cooking Process Of Soup Dumplings
Sure, you can get your soup dumpling fix at eateries and supermarkets, but making them at home is easier than you think. All you need is this one ingredient.
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