You Likely Have Everything For Homemade Sweet And Sour Sauce In Your Pantry
The prospect of making sweet and sour sauce in your own kitchen might seem daunting, but it's rather easy to cobble together from a few pantry staples.
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The Reheating Mistake To Avoid For Crispy Fried Chicken
Getting leftover fried chicken to taste just as good and be just as crispy as the first time around is a real challenge, but it's not impossible.
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Spice Up Your Sesame Beef With A Hint Of Chili
To kick up the heat in your sesame beef, use a dose of chili to satisfy your spice craving, maybe paired with fried rice if you want to put in the effort.
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25 Fast Food Menu Items We May Never Get Back
While some fast food menu items turn out to be wild successes, others fall short and are buried in the proverbial gastronomic graveyard.
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The Toughest Food Critique Tilly Ramsay Received From Gordon Ramsay May Surprise You - Exclusive
Tilly Ramsay revealed that dad Gordon Ramsay can be a bit of a micromanager when it comes to the kitchen. What's been his biggest criticism?
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Crispy Sweet And Sour Pork Recipe
Recreate your takeout order at home with tender bites of deep-fried pork, tossed with pineapples, bell peppers, and a sticky sweet and sour sauce.
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Ice Wine Vs Fortified: What's The Sweet Difference?
Even if you have a grasp of classic wines, there are still plenty more offshoots and specialty types to wrap your head around, such as fortified and ice wines.
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This Is How To Substitute Unsalted Butter For Salted In Your Dishes
If you're about to start baking and realize that you have the wrong type of butter, salted or un, fret not. Use this easy tip to substitute one for the other.
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Add Toasted Hazelnuts To Pasta For An Elevated Weeknight Dinner
There are many ways to enhance a simple pasta in order to transform it into something spectacular. That is why we recommend adding toasted hazelnuts.
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10 Tips You Need When Roasting Zucchini
From grilled to coated with parmesan cheese, we dive into our favorite techniques for the perfect zucchini that's never soggy or watery.
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The Best Nespresso Pod For Making Espresso Martinis
An espresso martini offers an exhilarating boozy coffee hit, and is super easy to make if you have a Nespresso machine on hand, particularly with this pod tip.
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Krispy Kreme Releases 4 New Festive Donuts For St. Patrick's Day
It's not just green dough this year; Krispy Kreme is celebrating the luck of the Irish with rainbows, sprinkles, and a cookies and cream flavored donut.
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Jamaican Jerk Chicken Wings Recipe
Delightfully sweet and spicy, these crispy fried wings for parties or game days are flavored with brown sugar, habaneros, plenty of garlic, and a hint of lime.
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Cook Mussels And Clams In A Spicy Broth For A More Craveable Kick
Sometimes classic recipes need a twist, and that's why you might want to consider cooking your next batch of mussels and clams in a spicy broth for added heat.
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13 Unusual Hot Sauce Brands That You Must Try
If you're a hot sauce aficionado, you're always on the hunt for some new products to try. Here are 13 unusual brands that you should check out.
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How Long It Takes To Do The Entire Kentucky Bourbon Trail
Visiting the Kentucky Bourbon Trail is a bucket list trip for all bourbon connoisseurs. However, there are several factors that may affect your trip's length.
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How Long Does Opened Box Wine Last In The Fridge?
Boxed wine is remarkably convenient when you're looking to only have a glass or two at a time, but the clock is ticking on its peak even before its opened.
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The Chef-Approved Method To Ensure A Successful Stir Fry
We spoke with Jon Kung, author of 'Kung Food,' and Kung emphasized the importance of always starting with a properly prepared wok when you're ready to stir fry.
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Why Using Native Grapes Has Its Advantages In Winemaking
Native grapes have a significant impact on the end characteristics of wine. Leonardo Bellaccini, oenologist at San Felice Wine Estate in Tuscany tells us why.
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How To Safely Test The Temperature Of Your Pizza Oven
Using a pizza oven at home entails a pretty steep learning curve up front before you get to enjoy delicious, perfectly cooked pizzas consistently.
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Is There Really A Difference Between East And West Coast Sushi?
We delve into the hot debate between East and West Coasters about which side of the country has the best sushi, and drill down to see if there is a difference.
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18 Best Mexican Chicken Recipes
Looking to spice up dinner? Try one of these 18 Mexican chicken recipes. They range from crispy taquitos to sumptuous stews, and every one is delicious.
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The Story Of Yuengling, America's Oldest Brewing Company, Predates Prohibition
Yuengling has been around for far longer than any person living today. It even managed to survive Prohibition and has continued to add chapters to its story.
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What Natalie Sideserf Has Learned After Years Of Making Hyper-Realistic Cakes - Exclusive Interview
Natalie Sideserf told us about her favorite cake-making techniques, the ingredients and tools she can't live without, and tips for making hyper-realistic cakes.
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Why Gordon Ramsay Believes Californian Wines Are Among The Best In The World
The influence of California on the wine world cannot be understated - so much so that even Gordon Ramsay recognizes the state's stronghold in the industry.
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16 Creative Ways To Use Scallions
Whether you eat them cooked, raw, charred, or dehydrated, you can creatively sprinkle scallions in pasta, salads, waffles, scones, and much more.
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If You're Out Of Bay Leaves, Use Dried Thyme
Bay leaves bring a distinctive flavor and aroma to dishes that can be hard to replicate. But a little fresh or dried thyme works as a substitution in a pinch.
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