Timpano Is The Hearty Pasta Cake That Will Impress All Your Dinner Guests
Timpano is the very definition of a showstopper. Even the most jaded dinner guests will be in awe of this vegetable and meat filled pasta dish.
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JM Smucker Says Goodbye To Knott's Berry Farm Brand
J.M. Smucker manufactured Knott's Berry Farm's fruity spreads for over a decade. But that time has come to an end as the jelly giant changes course.
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Easy Black Bean Fajitas Recipe
Easy black bean fajitas are full of flavor and protein, and are vegan, budget-friendly, endlessly adaptable, and on the table in less than half an hour.
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This Is How A New York Strip Steak Should Always Be Cooked
While various methods exist, Chef Michael Lomonaco of New York's Porter House restaurant says one standout approach consistently delivers exceptional results.
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Eggs And Chocolate Are All You Need For The Easiest 2-Ingredient Brownies
You'll be delighted to learn there's a way to make brownies with just two ingredients: eggs and chocolate. All you need is chocolate chips and six eggs.
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Skip The Plate And Serve Caprese Salad Tulips In Just Four Simple Steps
Entertaining guests is about to get a whole lot prettier. Here's a fun way to turn a well-loved appetizer into a delightful bouquet of flowers.
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17 Creative Ways To Use Leftover Cake
Wondering how to put your leftover cake to good use, frosting and all? Here are our favorite ways to recycle cakes into something both new and tasty.
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A Blend Of 2 Sugars Gives Homemade Orgeat A Richer Flavor
Authentic tiki cocktails are infamously difficult to make at home, and orgeat is no small part of that challenge. This sugar tip makes it a little easier.
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Fluffy Cottage Pie Baked Potatoes Recipe
This recipe upgrades the standard baked potato by merging it with the classic British recipe for cottage pie, resulting in a hearty and filling dish.
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Tame The Gamey Taste Of Venison With A Simple Milk Soak
Sometimes this gamey flavor can be intense, and overpower your dish, but you can help alleviate the gameness of your meat by soaking your venison in milk.
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Perfect Your Homemade Iced Starbucks Drinks With This Cup Tip
Everyone loves Starbucks drinks, but sometimes it would be nice to make your own icy version at home. And using the guidelines on Starbucks' cold cups, you can!
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Why Less Stirring Is The Key To Perfectly Browned Mushrooms
Mushrooms have an uncanny ability to transform into rich, caramelized morsels that add depth and flavor to dishes. But there's a secret that many cooks miss.
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13 Best Spots For A Bagel In Chicago
The Windy City might not be as well-known for its bagels as New York or Montreal, but Chicago has quite a few spots offering incredible bagel creations.
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Jack In The Box Plans On Opening Up To 120 New Locations By 2027
Not everyone can easily visit a Jack in the Box because its reach is rather limited. But the chain plans to pop up in more places in the coming years.
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Season Spuds Twice When Making Potato Salad For Better Flavors
It might sound redundant, but double seasoning spuds for potato salad creates a wider and more complex flavor profile than you would expect.
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Gluten-Free Lemon Thyme Zucchini Bread Recipe
Grated zucchini keeps this herby loaf cake nice and moist, and a lemon glaze on top adds extra citrusy sweetness.
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The Martha Stewart-Approved Soup Trend That Puts A Twist On Breakfast
Soup is nutritious, delicious, and warming, yet most people rarely consider having soup in the morning. Why not? It's got everything you want at breakfast.
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12 Costco Food Court Hacks You Should Know
Opinions of Costco's food court certainly vary, but these hacks reveal that you certainly can make an interesting meal if you know how to get creative.
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Transform Sloppy Joes With The Help Of Roasted Peppers
Even at their most simple, sloppy joes are a delightful comfort food. But if you want to kick things up a notch, add some roasted peppers to the mix.
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Purple Vs Golden Raisins: What's The Difference?
Raisins are extremely polarizing, but it seems unfair to pigeonhole all raisins together, there are many differences between golden and purple raisins.
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Swap Rum With Whiskey For A New Take On The Hot Buttered Cocktail
This whiskey alternative gives a hot buttered cocktail a refreshing spark while still staying true to its special warmth and comforting nature.
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15 Popular Rum Brands, Ranked
If you're tired of the same old rum drinks, maybe it's time to branch out -- here are some of the tastiest and highest quality rums on the market.
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Forget Potatoes, Mashed Plantains Make The Best Sidekick For Eggs
In the Dominican Republic, they know that mashed plantains taste great with eggs, and you'll find them served for breakfast. Why not try it for a switch up?
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Rinse Sliced Onions For A Quicker Way To Temper That Bitter Bite
Sometimes all your sandwich needs is the perfect kick from onions, but it can be quite overbearing at times. This tip will help subvert your onion's bitterness.
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Jersey Mike's Introduces AI Technology At 50 Of Its Restaurants
Jersey Mike's doesn't just want to be smart about streamlining orders. It wants to be artificially intelligent and is testing out technology for that.
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30 Chocolate-Free Valentine's Day Desserts
Make hearts sing this Valentine's Day with our pick of the best chocolate-free desserts à deux, from vanilla-glazed mochi donuts to Swedish princess cake.
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Make Your Own Hard Taco Shells With Just A Tortilla And A Glass
Store-bought taco shells can be expensive and they break easily. Instead, grab a tortilla and a glass and make crispy taco shells at home in less than a minute.
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