Ina Garten Uses A Spoon To Frost Black And White Cookies With Ease
When making black and white cookies, Ina Garten doesn't rely on any fancy gadgets when applying the glaze. Her tool of choice is the humble spoon.
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Elevate Your Next BLT Sandwich With A Flavorful Bagel
Revolutionize your BLT game with bagels! When you tire of toast, swap in one of the many chewy, savory bagel varieties for an brekkie or brunch spread.
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Tarragon Is The Single Ingredient Addition For Better Egg Salad
Tarragon may not have the high profile of other herbs like rosemary and thyme, but it provides a nuanced flavor into dishes like egg salad.
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Do Satsuma And Shiranui Mandarins Taste Different?
Satsuma and Shiranui mandarins are two of the more delectable and sweet citrus fruits around. Here's how to tell the differences between the two.
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11 Popular Sandwiches Of The 1950s
Convenient foods may have gained popularity in the 1950s, but the creativity liberty of sandwiches also took off. Here are some of the decade's most popular.
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Over 440,000 Starbucks Mugs Have Been Recalled For A Risk Of Breaking
Breakage of the metallic branded mugs is leading to blisters, severe burns, and cuts. Here's what to do if you are in possession of the mugs being recalled.
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Ernest Hemingway's Favorite Hamburger Featured Wine In The Recipe
Famous expat, Ernest Hemingway put a European spin on the classic burger using wine. See the curious blend of flavors in 'Papa's Favorite Wild West Hamburger.'
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How Many Beef Ribs Per Person You'll Need At Your Next Cookout
Determining how much bone-in meat to purchase can be tricky to figure out since so much of the weight is in the bone.
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The Salty Solution For Perfect Air Fried Pork Belly
You can easily create pork belly with the crispiest skin at home. And you can achieve all that with an air fryer and a little trick.
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Mix Pomegranate Seeds In Your Muffins For A Unique Burst Of Flavor
If you want to add a unique, sweet tartness to your favorite muffin recipe, then pomegranate seeds will offer your baked goods a perfect fruity punch.
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Chef Michael White's Best Tips For Making Fresh Pasta At Home - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Tasting Table, Chef Michael White shared advice for home cooks looking to try making homemade pasta.
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What A Typical Breakfast Spread Really Looks Like In Spain
If you've never been to Spain but are planning a trip in the near future, here's what to know about a typical breakfast spread and what it looks like.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Buying Grocery Store Tuna Salad
Snapping up some grocery store tuna salad is an easy meal solution, but here's why you should make your own instead of buying pre-made.
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Salmon Hot Dogs Are The Delicious Key To A Pork-Free Cookout
If you're looking to switch things up on the grill or cut pork out of your diet, give salmon hot dogs a try. Really, they're better than they sound!
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The Internal Temperature Your Recipe Requires For Chicken Thighs Is Probably Wrong
We're all aware of the importance of checking food temperature for safety, and you might be getting the internal temperature for chicken thighs wrong.
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For A Flawless Sear On Steak, You Need To Keep It Moving
If you want to grill up a restaurant-quality steak at home, then make sure you move your meat around enough when you're searing it.
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Elevate The Flavor Of Vegetable Soup With A Splash Of Carrot Juice
Vegetable soup is a hearty, satisfying meal, but if your stew is feeling a little thin, try giving it a boost with some added carrot juice.
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Why Landing A Last-Minute Reservation At A Steakhouse Isn't Always Great
You might feel like luck is on your side if you score a last-minute reservation at an expensive steakhouse, but are you really the lucky one?
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How Long To Cook Corned Beef In Your Slow Cooker For The Most Tender Results
If you're new to cooking corned beef, here's what you need to know about how long to cook it in your slow cooker for the most tender results.
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The Elvis Presley-Inspired Whiskey That's Named After The King Himself
If you're an Elvis fan who likes Tennessee whiskey, you're in for a treat with a trio of spirits inspired by (and named for) the King of Rock and Roll.
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12 Best Mixers For Your Bourbon, According To Experts
Bourbon is one of those amazing spirits you can enjoy straight-up and as a mixed drink. We spoke with experts to learn what mixers work best with bourbon.
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How Your Cookie Dough Scoop Can Make Decorating Cakes A Breeze
Cookie dough scoops can do a lot more than what they were designed for, including making frosting your cakes a whole lot easier.
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The Secret For Robust Bolognese Is To Slow Roast It In The Oven
Bolognese is already a rich, robust sauce, but if you want to make this classic dish even heartier, try sticking it in the oven for a few hours.
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Pine Needle Tea Is The Refreshing Drink You Can Make Without Going To The Store
If you're yearning for a hot cup of tea but don't want to brave the crowds at the market, look no further than the pine needles in your backyard.
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How A Few Pinches Of Salt Can Seriously Elevate Your Beer
If you enjoy chomping down on salted pretzels or French fries while downing a cold pint, you may be excited to hear salt can elevate your beer in these ways.
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The Flavorful Sourdough Topping That Will Upgrade Your Creamy Soups
Sourdough bread and creamy soup is a combo that's hard to beat, but take things up a notch by creating this sourdough topping instead.
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Ina Garten Adds Pecorino Cheese To Scrambled Eggs For An Italian Twist
If you want to give this dish an Italian twist, it's time to borrow from Ina Garten's playbook and add a little pecorino cheese to your scrambled eggs.
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