11 Best Beers To Dye Green For St. Patrick's Day
Looking to make some green beer for St. Patrick's Day? We interviewed two beer experts for their advice on the best kinds of beer to dye green.
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How Long Does Opened Buttermilk Last In The Fridge?
Given the innate qualities of buttermilk, it can sometimes be a bit tougher to tell when it has gone bad in comparison to regular dairy milk.
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The Price Of Starbucks Bottled Syrup Is About To Increase
A Reddit post depicts what appears to be a photo of an official document or computer screen with Starbucks' company info sharing the bad news.
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Chile-Lime Sweet Potato And Chickpea Sheet-Pan Tacos Recipe
Full of bright flavors and colors, chile-lime sweet potato and chickpea tacos are a simple vegan sheet pan dinner that comes together in half an hour.
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There's A Reason Peanut Butter Is The Go-To Brownie Addition
Peanut butter is thick and creamy with a nice balance of sweet and savory while brownies are rich with slightly bitter notes from chocolate and a chewy texture.
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How To Freeze And Defrost Tofu For The Best Results
It's good to have tofu on hand. But if you buy tofu and aren't sure when you're going to use it, it makes sense to freeze the tofu so that it lasts longer.
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A Different Way To Drink Matcha Is In Your Next Cocktail
Matcha has found a welcoming home as an ingredient in coffee, but it works well in other beverages too. Try mixing matcha with alcohol to elevate both flavors.
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15 Top-Rated Spots For Chicago-Style Hot Dogs In The Windy City
The Windy City is renowned for many reasons, and the Chicago-style hot dog ranks highly among them. Here are the city's best restaurants for this meaty treat.
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Add Oreos To Your Next Batch Of Brownies For A Sweet Spin On Dessert
Brownies taste good. Oreos taste good. So it's only a matter of simple mathematics that the two would combine to create a truly decadent dessert.
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Warming, Comforting Chicken Tinola Recipe
A Filipino chicken soup in a broth redolent of ginger and lemongrass, tinola will soothe and satisfy whenever you need a little extra warmth in a bowl.
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The Bold Flavor Of Goat Cheese Takes Fried Potatoes To Another Level
Sometimes unusual combinations of flavors turn out to be the most successful. Take goat cheese and fried potatoes; it turns out they're a perfect match.
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We Ranked 9 Popeyes Chicken Items From Worst To Best
If you're craving a hit of fried chicken and a side of buttery biscuits, Popeyes is one of the best spots to go. Let's rank the fast food chain's chicken items.
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Is It Dangerous To Eat Tomato Stems And Leaves?
Tomato leaves and stems give off an intoxicating smell, but are they dangerous to consume? The answer may surprise you and alter how you make pasta sauce.
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Give Your Brownies Brighter Dimension With The Addition Of Fruity Jam
Brownies are always delectable, but if you want to get experimental, look no further than fruity jam. This addition will moisten and brighten its dimensions.
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What's The Difference Between Crudo And Sashimi?
While they can seem similar at first glance, the difference between crudo and sashimi is vast in terms of meats used, preparation style, and even origins.
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Nyesha Arrington's Favorite Canned Meats And Her Best Tips For Using Them - Exclusive
Chef Nyesha Arrington, host of Fox's "Next Level Chef," appreciates canned foods. Learn how she upgrades humble canned proteins to make delicious dishes.
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Give Chocolate Chip Cookies A Boozy Burst Of Flavor With A Splash Of Baileys Liqueur
The sweet childhood treat never felt more adults-only than it does with the added creamy notes of caramel, vanilla, and woody undertones of this liqueur.
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Turn Your Steak Burrito Into A Crunchy Chimichanga With A Dip In The Deep Fryer
A little bath in a deep fryer can take an already delicious burrito and transform it into a delightfully crunchy chimichanga.
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17 Cooking Tips That Translate Perfectly From The Fine Dining Kitchen To Home, According To A Chef
Home cooks can embody the same methods and techniques as a professional chef. Not only will it make your cooking more efficient, but also more enjoyable.
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Booze Up Your Next Root Beer Float With A Bourbon Cream Shot
Put an adult twist on an old childhood favorite by adding bourbon cream to your next root beer float.
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Geoffrey Zakarian Weighs In On The Shake Shack Vs In-N-Out Debate - Exclusive
We asked Geoffrey Zakarian to weigh in on a timeless east versus west coast battle, wanting to know which burger he prefers: Shake Shack or In-n-Out?
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If You Don't Like Tofu, Try Seitan As A Versatile Alternative
A meatless diet doesn't mean a life without protein, nor does it mean a life confined to tofu. To vary it up, try adding seitan to your diet.
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31 Sweet And Savory Pie Recipes
From sweet to savory, from entree to dessert, there are different types of pies to suit every conceivable occasion and flavor profile.
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Robbie Shoults Talks Texas BBQ And Being A Judge On Beat Bobby Flay - Exclusive Interview
Bear Creek Smokehouse's Robbie Shoults talked to Tasting Table about all things Texas barbecue and what it's really like in the ring at "Beat Bobby Flay."
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Honeyed Pomegranate Bread Recipe
The surprising ingredient in this honeyed pomegranate bread? Mashed pear, which adds extra moisture and sweetness. Toasted cashews supply texture and crunch.
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How French Fries And Ketchup Became A Pairing Made In Heaven
Whether grabbing a quick snack or indulging at your favorite diner, chances are you'll find the humble french fry and its tangy sidekick, ketchup, on the menu.
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The Best Times Of The Week To Rent Restaurants For Private Events
Hosting a dinner party can be a chore, it's so much easier to book a room at a restaurant for your gathering. Here are the best days to do so and get a deal.
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