How Nespresso Pioneered The World Of Coffee Capsules
Coffee capsules are everywhere in 2023, but in 1976 they existed only in the mind of one very determined espresso enthusiast.
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The Step You Can't Skip With Sous Vide Venison
Sous vide is a popular, though slightly advanced, cooking technique that anyone can master, but you won't want to stop there. Here's why you also need to sear.
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The 16 Best Restaurants For Steak Au Poivre In NYC
Steak au poivre is a mouthwatering French dish, but luckily you don't have to go all the way to Paris to try it -- there are plenty of great options in NYC.
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This Is How Dario Cecchini Says You Can Spot A Good Butcher - Exclusive
While full of great perspective, Italian butcher Dario Cecchini left us with one philosophical piece of advice to heed when it comes to selecting a butcher.
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Use Canned Clams For An Easier Take On Your Next Plate Of Linguine
Clams are tasty, but cooking with them can be quite laborious. Next time you're whipping up some linguine with clams opt for the canned variety.
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The Variety To Avoid When Making Twice-Baked Sweet Potatoes
You can get creative with toppings like avocado, black beans, and shredded cheese, but when it comes to the sweet potatoes, not all varieties are created equal.
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Starbucks China Debuts A Savory Latte Inspired By A Traditional Pork Dish
The array of flavors available at U.S. Starbucks locations represents only a sliver of the full range of flavors offered by international Starbucks locations.
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11 Gnocchi Recipes For Pasta Lovers
We've collected our favorite gnocchi dishes from Tasting Table recipe developers to bring you inspiration in the kitchen for all you pasta lovers.
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Crumbl Debuts Tres Leches Cake, Its Newest Non-Cookie Treat
Baked goods company Crumbl is releasing its second-ever non-cookie offering: the Tres Leches Cake, which will only be available for a limited time.
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Is Real Clotted Cream Illegal In The US?
Clotted cream might be an item sounds unfamiliar to many in the United States because it's not easy to find an authentic version of the British condiment here.
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Andrew Zimmern's Bold Takes On Fast Food Chicken - Exclusive
Take a look at his latest social media posts, and you'll see Andrew Zimmern is expanding his palette to include some uniquely American favorites.
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Häagen-Dazs Releases 2 New Ice Cream Offerings Inspired By Classic Flavors
It's been a few years since Häagen-Dazs has released anything new, and Tasting Table has the exclusive scoop on what's coming next!
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How Long To Cook Corned Beef In An Oven Bag, Depending On The Weight
Using an oven bag can ensure wonderful results from your corned beef, but this method can significantly throw off the expected cook times of many recipes.
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Spinach Vs Kale Vs Cabbage: Which Leafy Green Tastes Best In Green Juice?
You can make a delicious and nutritious green juice out of a number of different leafy greens -- but which ones actually taste the best?
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How Whiskey Was Used As Currency In 18th Century America
Currency can come in many forms: coins, gold bars, paper money, even bottles of whiskey. That's right, whiskey. At one time whiskey was cash in America.
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These Are Some Of Geoffrey Zakarian's Must-Visit Restaurants In LA - Exclusive
As the headlining chef for the L.A. Wine & Food Festival, Geoffrey Zakarian told us about his must-visit restaurants for any trip to Southern California.
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The Best Cut Of Meat To Use For Classic Takeout Beef And Broccoli
If you want your homemade beef and broccoli to be just as good as the version you would get as takeout, then you need to know which cut of meat works best.
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MSG Is The Not-So-Secret Ingredient To Upgrade Fried Chicken Batter
When added to fried chicken batter, MSG will help enhance the savory flavors of seasoning and elevate the natural flavors of chicken meat. Here's how.
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The Differences Between Hard And Soft Shell Clams
Both hard-shell and soft-shell clams are delectable, but what are the real differences between the two types of bivalves?
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What Is Freeze-Dried Tofu And How Do You Use It?
Perfect for stews to smoothies, freeze-dried tofu a healthy and tasty ingredient you need to have in the pantry. Read on as we take a deep dive.
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How To Use Your Blender To Mix Cake Batter In An Instant
Avoiding baking a cake because you know how tedious it is to properly whisk together the batter? We've got a great hack that will have it ready in no time.
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The Best Wine To Serve With Buttery Lobster Tails
There's an art to pairing the perfect wine with each meal. We're here to demystify the process and help you determine which wine goes best with lobster tails.
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Try A Hot Dog Salad For A Fresh Twist On A Classic
A Chicago hot dog is strewn with enough crunchy vegetables and tangy sauces that it could make for a nice salad. In fact, it does. And you should give it a try.
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How Long Can Parchment Paper Safely Stay In The Oven?
The silicone coating on parchment paper means the product can withstand high temperatures. But as with anything we use in the kitchen, it has its limits.
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12 Best Bourbons For A Manhattan
If you're a fan of bourbon whiskey and wondering which brands to use when making a Manhattan, here are the best bourbons for the classic cocktail.
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You Need To Start Making Store-Bought Cornbread In Your Cast Iron Skillet
Even though it won't be quite as good as a made-from-scratch version, there are ways you can upgrade the often one-note boxed version.
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For A Raspberry Pie That Holds Its Shape, Opt For Fresh Berries
Frozen fruit is serviceable or even ideal in many scenarios, but not when it comes to baking pies. Rather than taste, it's a matter of structure.
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