How To Weigh Down Your Sous Vide Bag To Keep It Submerged
If your sous vide bag won't remain submerged, your food might not cook properly. Use this simple trick to ensure an even submersion.
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Why Do We Even Age Liquor In The First Place?
Common sense usually indicates that the longer an alcohol has aged, the better it is. But why do we even age liquor to begin with?
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How To Elevate The Taste Of Canned Biscuits With A Slice Of Cheese
Canned biscuits are an easy way to bake a classic treat, and if you want to take them up a notch, consider sliding a slice of cheese into your biscuit dough.
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Guide To The Best Spots For Food And Drink In Chelsea Market NYC
One of the best in the U.S, Chelsea Market is a foodie haven for both New Yorkers and visitors alike. Here's an experienced local's take on where to chow down.
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How To Skin Hazelnuts With The Help Of A Cooling Rack
Having trouble removing the skins after roasting hazelnuts? Here's a couple of easy ways to deal with this task using common kitchen items like a cooling rack.
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The Only Sugar Content You'll Find When Drinking A True Bourbon
Despite no added sugar being a key component of true bourbon, the spirit often has a sweet tasting note. What gives it that sugary dimension?
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The Nespresso Tip That Ensures Better Tasting Coffee
Nespresso machines offer coffee connoisseurs the option to brew the perfect cup at home, and this tip can ensure that your coffee is barista-level quality.
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Use Sugar To Figure Out Where Your Oven's Hot And Cold Spots Are
Sometimes you can follow a recipe to the letter, but it still comes out wrong. This simple sugar trick can show you why your oven isn't cooking evenly.
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Torta Caprese Vs Torta 900: The Difference Between Italian Cakes
Two specialty Italian cakes will satisfy your desire for chocolate in different ways. We explain the differences between the torta caprese and the Torta 900.
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Minestra Verde Is The Comforting Italian Soup Loaded With Dark Leafy Greens
The Italian soup minestra verde is chock full of healthy greens and other vegetables and allows some flexibility in ingredients depending on the season.
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Parchment Paper Lets You Bake A Tall Cake Without A Deep Pan
If you'd like to make a beautiful, towering cake but only have standard pans, a little parchment paper is all you need to make your tall cake dreams come true.
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How Quiche Lorraine Got Its Iconic Name
You've probably heard of quiche Lorraine, but have you heard the story behind its famous name? It has a longer history than you may imagine.
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To Make Ginger Root Last Longer, Store It In The Freezer
To preserve the aromatic flavor of fresh ginger root, consider storing it in the freezer. Proper storage means you'll have ginger whenever you need it.
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How Long To Soak Pecans For Bourbon-Rich Nuts
Pecans and bourbon are a dynamic flavor duo. But how long do you soak these nuts to achieve that great taste?
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Corazón Tequila's New Collection Is Aged In Buffalo Trace Bourbon Barrels
Corazón Tequila released a collection of six tequilas, all aged in barrels once used for bourbon. Two new añejo tequilas even used former Buffalo Trace barrels.
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Soaking Is The Crucial Step You Shouldn't Skip When Baking With Raisins
For flavorful baked goods, don't forget the crucial step of soaking your raisins. Here's why you should do it and how you can customize the process.
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Review: The Doritos X Empirical Collab Is An Eccentric Spirit That Avoids Being Cheesy
Combining the flavor of Doritos with alcohol may seem like a risky bet, but the new collaboration from spirits company Empirical is a masterclass in distilling.
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We Tried And Ranked Every New Cocktail At Epcot's International Festival Of The Arts
Epcot's International Festival of the Arts is upon us once again, which means a host of new cocktails to enjoy at Disney. We tried, and ranked them all.
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Dab Wet Burger Toppings With A Paper Towel To Avoid A Soggy Mess
Tired of your burgers disintegrating into a soggy mess? Drying your wet ingredients before assembly is just one way to keep your burgers on point.
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Garnish Your Affogato With Biscotti Bits For A Flavorful Crunch In Every Sip
It's time to level up your game by combining this espresso-gelato treat with another iconic Italian sweet: Top your affogato with a crunchy garnish of biscotti.
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Lemon Is The Key Ingredient To Keep Pesto Looking Vibrant
If you've noticed your bright and fresh pesto has started to discolor, don't fret. This issue can be reduced with the simple addition of a little lemon juice.
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Try Blending Butter And Marmite For An Umami-Packed Popcorn Topper
Adventurous popcorn connoisseurs looking for something unexpected will find their taste buds rejoicing by adding Marmite to the butter for umami-packed flavor.
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17 Tips For Hosting A Relaxed Lunch Party
The allure of lunch parties lies in the convergence of good food and company. The result is a sense of relaxation, but only if you get all the elements right.
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For A Festive Touch, Add Edible Glitter To Your Cake's Mirror Glaze
Mirror glaze can turn an ordinary dessert into a show-stopping masterpiece. However, achieving the perfect balance of shine and shimmer requires finesse.
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Brine Pumpkin Seeds In Beer Before Roasting For A More Flavorful Snack
A beer brine is exactly what it sounds like. Beer, vinegar, salt, sugar, and any spices are mixed to form a magic potion your pumpkin seeds.
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Porto Flip: A Textured Cocktail That Requires An Entire Egg
Froth-topped and velvety, the Porto Flip showcases the incredible edible egg's incredibly drinkable side.
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The Fruity Way Martha Stewart Sweetens Muffins Without Adding Sugar
Muffins without sugar tend to lack sweetness that is all too familiar and comforting. But Martha Stewart found a fruity way to sweeten this breakfast favorite.
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