How Much A Good Beaujolais Should Cost, According To A Wine Expert
The Beaujolais region of France is known for their aromatic and fruit-forward wines. We turned to an expert to learn how much we should be spending on a bottle.
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15 Ways To Upgrade Canned Sloppy Joe Sauce
Sloppy Joe sandwiches can become something special by adding a variety of creative ingredients with the canned sauce, many of which you might not expect.
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The Pro Tip For Achieving A Perfectly Golden Brown Biscuit
Getting your biscuits perfectly browned in the oven can involve a little bit of alchemy, but don't worry, here is an easy tip to make the magic happen.
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Top Chocolate Ice Cream With Guinness For A Decadent Float
Take your ice-cream float game up a gear with this Guinness pairing. It turns out everyone's favorite Irish pint tastes fantastic with some sweet cold gelato.
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What Actually Is Acai And What Does It Taste Like?
Acai has long been lauded as a superfood, loaded with nutritional benefits -- but how much do you actually know about this popular fruit?
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Challah Bread Is The Secret To An Even Richer Stuffing
One of the most popular side dishes of all time, stuffing is a holiday dinner superstar and you can take the deliciousness up a level by using challah bread.
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Is It Dangerous To Put Styrofoam In The Oven?
The convenience of reheating leftover take out food right in the containers it came in is hard to beat, but is it safe to put Styrofoam in the oven?
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7 Dishes You Should Never Order At A Dine-In Movie Theater
There are more food options at the cinema than ever before -- but there are some menu items that are better suited to eating i the dark than others.
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Shrimp Puttanesca With Bucatini Recipe
Traditional puttanesca often features anchovies, but this recipe swaps in juicy shrimp for a less polarizing option.
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Does It Actually Matter What Kind Of Fat You Use For Biscuits?
The ingredients used in crafting a perfectly fluffy biscuit vary depending on the recipe, but what effect does the type of fat really have in a recipe?
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When Storing Sweet Liqueurs, Keep The Cap Clean
One of the most important parts of a home bar is making sure you know how long all your bottles are going to last. Find out how to best store sweet liqueurs.
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11 Japanese Whisky Brands, Ranked
From whisky matured under a forested mountain to whisky sent out on a flavorful voyage at sea, we've ranked the finest whisky Japan has to offer.
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Paul Hollywood's Foolproof Trick For Extra Gooey Chocolate Chip Cookies
Paul Hollywood is chock full of baking tips. His clever trick for gooey chocolate chip cookies is so easy that it's sure to become your new standard.
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Sinigang Is The Popular Filipino Dish Teeming With Uniquely Sour Notes
Sinigang is a Filipino soup made with protein, veggies, and a sour broth that is a hugely popular cultural dish and highly adaptable and delicious.
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How To Determine When To Make Drop Biscuits Vs Roll-And-Cut
If you plan on making southern-style biscuits at home, one of the first decisions that you need to make is whether to use the drop or roll-and-cut method.
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15 Ways To Make Canned Sauerkraut Taste Better
Not everybody has time to make their own sauerkraut, but the canned option is a decent alternative -- or an excellent substitute with these secret weapons.
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Does Maple Syrup Actually Expire?
It is always a great idea to keep a bottle of maple syrup on hand in your kitchen; however, be aware that maple syrup doesn't last forever.
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The Oat Milk Tip To Follow When Making Vegan Baked Goods
The type of oat milk you use for your vegan baked goods matters. Choosing the wrong kind of oat milk can impact quality, final look, texture, and mouthfeel.
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Simple Date Malt Loaf Recipe
With malt extract, dates, and walnuts, this classic British quick bread has a dense, moist texture and rich, sweet flavor that pairs perfectly with tea.
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Where Did The Word 'Whiskey' Actually Come From?
Have you ever been drinking a glass of whiskey and stopped to wonder why it's called that? To trace back the etymology, we looked back centuries.
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When Baking With Lavender, A Little Goes A Long Way
Baking with lavender adds an air of sophistication to any baked good, but when using this herb you want to make sure that you don't overdo it.
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16 Ways To Elevate Canned Sardines
Canned sardines might seem basic, but you're just a few ingredients and techniques away from turning this simple tinned fish into a dinnertime showstopper.
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To Avoid A Mushy Mess, Never Mix Crab Meat With A Spoon
One of the best qualities of crab can make it difficult to work with if you're not careful. The delicate structure can cause it to become mushy if overworked.
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The Best Type Of Pasta Sauce To Pair With Linguine
Any type of pasta can theoretically be paired with any type of sauce, but there are certain tried-and-true combinations that make the most sense.
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Transform Canned Cinnamon Rolls Into Bread Pudding With A Few Additions
We have a suggestion to transform canned cinnamon rolls into an elevated breakfast-worthy dessert with Tasting Table's cinnamon roll bread pudding recipe.
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11 Tips You Need For Cooking Roast Beef In The Air Fryer
Craving roast beef but short on time? Consider popping it in an air fryer for a fast, convenient weekday dinner. Read on for all the tips.
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For A Lighter Philly Cheesesteak, Wrap Everything In Lettuce
What may be seen as an inexcusable abomination of an authentic recipe to some may be exactly what you need in order to indulge in a Philly classic.
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