The Crucial Food Safety Rule To Follow For All Your Summer Picnics
There's something magical about dining outdoors, but a dreamy experience can become a nightmare if this food safety tip is ignored.
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Yogurt In Greece Might Not Be What You Expect
You may expect that yogurt in Greece is always thick like what we call Greek yogurt in the U.S. Yogurt in Greece comes in many consistencies and tastes.
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Brittle Vs Honeycomb Candy: What's The Difference?
While both are delicious hard candies that are frequently served around the holidays, there are a few key differences between nut brittle and honeycomb candy.
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Vietnamese Vs Moroccan Preserved Lemons: What's The Difference?
Both pack a triple threat of flavor with sweet, salty, and umami notes, but what's the difference between Moroccan and Vietnamese preserved lemons?
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What It Means When A Recipe Says To 'Sweat' Your Vegetables
It's not sauteing, nor is it steaming or boiling - sweating vegetables is a technique all to itself that is vital when creating bases like mirepoix.
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One Of The Absolute Best Blackberry Varieties Has A Royal Name
You may not know this, but there are dozens of types of blackberry available. We look at an upstart variety that is quickly becoming a favorite.
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The Difference Between Muesli And Granola
Though many people may assume granola and muesli are the same thing, there are actually some key differences between them. Here's what you need to know.
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The Distinct Difference Between Jasmine And Sticky Rice
Depending on what you're cooking, you may want to experiment with different types of rice, and it's important to understand what you're working with.
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8 Cottage Cheese Brands, Ranked Worst To Best
Cottage cheese is a nutrient-rich and versatile food, but not all brands are created equal. We taste-tested and ranked several varieties to recommend the best.
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Single Vs Double Fold Vanilla Extract: What's The Difference?
It isn't difficult to figure out what separates pure vanilla extract from imitation vanilla extract, but what separates single and double-fold vanilla extract?
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Heinz Made Only 100 Bottles Of Its 'Holy Grail' Every Sauce – And We Got To Try It
In an ultra-limited debut, Heinz offered only 100 bottles of its new Every Sauce, and we scored one for a review. We reveal how this blend of 14 sauces tastes.
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12 Different Ways To Cook With Ravioli
Ravioli is delicious when boiled and topped with sauce, but there are many different ways to cook this Italian pasta specialty, drawing on global inspirations.
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Here's What Sets Cane Sugar Apart From Granulated
There are so many different sugars available, how do you know which ones will work best? Let's look at how best to use granulated vs. cane sugar.
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Arroz Doce Vs American Rice Pudding: What's The Difference?
Arroz doce and American rice pudding share a lot of similarities. But there are some key differences and some ways that rice pudding can break from tradition.
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What's The Difference Between Chicago Deep Dish And Tavern-Style Pizza?
The city if Chicago is practically synonymous with deep dish pizza, but that isn't the only style, nor is it even the windy city's only pizza specialty.
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16 Creative Ways To Use Pimento Cheese
Tangy and creamy pimento cheese spread is a staple of Southern sandwiches, but there are many other creative uses for it that can upgrade diverse dishes.
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Braai Is The South African BBQ Everyone Should Try Once In Their Life
If you like grilling meat over an open flame and spending hours talking with friends, you're going to love a South African braai.
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The Exact Difference Between Lemon Curd And Pie Filling
You might assume that thick, yellow lemon curd and lemon pie filling can be used interchangeably. But that's not the case. Here are the differences, explained.
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What's The Difference Between Corned Beef Vs Brisket?
Brisket and corned beef brisket look similar and are often used in the same ways. So, what exactly is the difference between these popular two meats?
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What Makes Icefish Sushi So Unique?
Icefish can be found in Japan and Korea and are used in sushi. But they aren't just any fish. Find out what makes them unique and how they're cooked.
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10 Telltale Signs Your Canned Goods Have Gone Bad, According To A Seasoned Chef
Canned goods may seem like they last forever, but practically every food has an expiration date. We consulted an expert to determine when canned foods go bad.
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Dehydrated Pasta Sauce Lets You Bring A Taste Of Home When Camping
Every ounce counts on a camping trip, and this usually means sacrificing gourmet meals. But by dehydrating your pasta sauce, you can take great flavor with you.
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One Of The Most Important Things To Pay Attention To When Buying Store-Bought Kimchi
With its sour tang and funky flavor, kimchi is a great dish to have on hand. But there's a very important thing to consider when selecting store-bought kimchi.
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A Shell Steak Is A More Flavorful Version Of A New York Strip
Shell steak can be more flavorful than other types of prime meat like a New York strip, which is just part of the reason it's a good alternative.
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Bacon Steak Might Not Be What You Expect, But It's Worth A Try
The word steak is almost synonymous with beef, but delicious bacon steak will completely rewire your expectations when it comes to "steak."
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The Important Differences Between Kimchi And Sauerkraut
Kimchi and sauerkraut might seem like similar foods on face value as fermented vegetable dishes, but there are a great many distinctions that set them apart.
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Here's What You Need To Know About American Truffles
Truffles are mostly known as a luxury ingredient from Europe, but American truffle cultivation is growing rapidly, and it's time to take notice.
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