The Expert Rule For Substituting Yogurt In Your Bread Recipe
Bread baking can be incredibly precise, but that doesn't mean you can't make a few substitutions. Here's everything you need to know about subbing in yogurt.
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The Easy Way To Make Skillet Potatoes Without Extra Steps
Looking to make skillet potatoes without having to take additional, time-consuming steps? It's possible, and it's all about cutting the potatoes the right way.
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A Bourbon Expert's Advice For Choosing The Best Bottle To Bring To A Dinner Party
Choosing a bourbon bottle to bring to a party may sound challenging, but according to an expert, it's surprisingly easy to pick the right brand.
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Simu Liu Divides The Internet By Accusing Boba Tea Company Of Cultural Appropriation
While appearing on the show "Dragon's Den," movie star Simu Liu felt that a white-owned boba company was culturally appropriating the Asian drink.
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14 Delicious Ways To Elevate Store-Bought Rotisserie Chicken
You don't have to settle for bland, dry rotisserie chicken. Here are some of our favorite ways to upgrade its flavor and transform it into something tasty.
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Ube Extract Vs Powder: What's The Difference?
Bright purple, sweet, and earthy, ube is in demand. But fresh tubers can be hard to find. So, what's the difference between ube powder and ube extract?
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Why European Butter Should Be Your Go-To When Baking Bread
When it comes to butter, not all varieties were created equal. Here's why an expert recommends using European butter for baking bread.
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The Satisfying Seafood You Should Be Adding To Pimento Cheese Dip
To put a seafood spin on the dish, and lean into the southern roots of the dip, add this kind of meat before you serve it at your next party.
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Crumbl's Thanksgiving Menu Has Leaked And Fans Have A Major Problem
The long-awaited Crumbl 2024 Thanksgiving week menu has leaked, and it's causing some fans of the popular cookie chain to grumble. Here's why.
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Review: Nespresso's RTD Master Origins Coffee Isn't Strong Enough For Its Price Tag
Nespresso recently released its first ready-to-drink coffee, along with a raw honey sourced from the same plants. This is Tasting Table's review of the coffee.
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The Steak You Should Be Adding To Quesadillas For An Easy, Hearty Upgrade
While a classically folded cheese-and-tortilla combo was an easy, after-school snack, it's time to enter the grown-up quesadilla game by adding steak.
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The 3-Cheese Substitute For Gruyère On French Onion Soup
Traditionally prepared with Gruyère cheese, you can swap in a blend of cheeses to give your next French onion soup the utmost gooey and tasty topping.
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The Absolute Best Frozen Ravioli To Add To Your Grocery List
For the nights when you can't wait for water to boil, there's frozen ravioli. But they are not all created equal. Find out which product is the best.
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9 Chef-Approved Foods To Cook In A Smoker, Beyond Meat
From hard-boiled eggs to cocktails, the smoker is for more than just meat. We interviewed barbecue expert Steven Raichlen for expert insights.
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The Mistake To Avoid When Baking Cinnamon Rolls, According To Prue Leith
According to Prue Leith, the biggest mistake you can make when preparing the dough for your cinnamon rolls is adding too much of this ingredient.
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Creamy Banana Pudding Milkshake Recipe
This creamy banana pudding milkshake recipe captures the rich, decadent essence of two desserts in one glass.
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The Best Oven Temperature For Baking Rye Bread And How To Tell When It's Done
We spoke to Nathan Myhrvold, founder of Modernist Cuisine and co-author of "Modernist Bread at Home" to get the answers from a professional.
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12 Top Armagnac Brands, Ranked Worst To Best
If you're looking to expand your brandy expertise into the world of Armagnac, we ranked some of the top brands that produce high-quality Armagnac.
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The Essential Kitchen Tools You Need For Foolproof Deep-Frying At Home
Deep frying foods at home is difficult and can be downright dangerous if you lack the proper equipment. Here's what you need to do it safely and efficiently.
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The Butter Substitute You Need For The Best Vegan Cheesecake Crust
When it comes to the crust of your next cheesecake, you're going to want to grab something specific to replace the butter in your recipe.
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You Can Only Find Crumbl Stores In One Country Outside The US
Crumble cookies are beloved across all 50 states in the U.S., but where else can you get these delightfully sweet, tasty treats? We have the answer.
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12 Tips For The Best Homemade Bao, From A Cookbook Author
Pillowy, fluffy, and bouncy, homemade bao are a real treat. We spoke to an expert bao baker about the best way to master your homemade recipe.
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The Best Dishes To Try In Emile's Fromage Montage At The Epcot International Food & Wine Festival
If you love Epcot's International Food & Wine Festival, you'll love this special side quest that's all about cheese. Here are the best Fromage Montage dishes.
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The Bacon Technique You Need For Tastier Tuna Steaks
Tuna steaks are easy to make and delicious on their own, but if you can dress them up in something even tastier, don't you want to at least try?
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Summer Tomato And Blackberry Salad Recipe
This bright colorful salad featuring blackberries, ripe tomatoes, zucchini, pistachios, and feta, is a bowl of summery goodness you can whip up in 10 minutes.
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The Sweet Ingredient You Need For Mouthwatering Raspberry Sorbet
Raspberry sorbet might be tart on its own, but by sweetening it with a tablespoon of this common extract, you can take your sour sorbet to another level.
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10 Grocery Store Bakery Items You Should Avoid Buying
The grocery store bakery is full of tempting finds, but sometimes, the quality just isn't there. We recommend avoiding these pre-packaged baked goods.
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