Infuse Stuffed Artichokes With Umami Flavors By Adding Anchovies
Anchovies elicit a strong reaction in people - and not usually a good one. But these fish are a great way to add subtle umami flavor to your stuffed artichokes.
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What To Keep In Mind Before Attempting To Make Crab Apple Cider
Homemade apple cider can be fun and rewarding to make, but the process becomes more challenging when attempting to use crab apples. Here's what to keep in mind.
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15 Recipes That Put Black Beans In The Spotlight
Black beans are not only incredibly delicious and nutritious but they're an important part of making many dishes. These recipes let black beans shine.
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Turbinado Sugar Is The Simple Swap To Give Cookies A Major Crunch
With its large, sparkly crystals, caramel flavor, and delightfully crunchy texture, turbinado sugar is the perfect ingredient for your next batch of cookies.
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The Historical Connection Between Jim Beam And Baker's Bourbon
Whiskey drinkers may not be aware of the historical connection between Jim Beam and Baker's Bourbon. These two very different Kentucky bourbons have a tie.
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Nancy Silverton's Hack For Softer Chocolate Chip Cookies - Exclusive
While discussing her latest book about classic desserts, Nancy Silverton gave us some tips for making thicker, softer chocolate chip cookies.
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Add Currants For A Tangy Kick In Your Broccoli Salad
If you want a boost of tang in your broccoli salad to round out the flavor profile, try swapping out sugary dried cranberries for more acidic currants.
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Roast Leftover Coleslaw To Give It A New, Tasty Life
Coleslaw is great in the moment, but it tends to turn into watery, flavorless mush in the fridge. Resurrect it by giving it a quick roast in some olive oil!
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13 Absolute Best Types Of Wood To Use For Smoking And Grilling
The wood you choose for barbecuing makes a big impact on how different meats will taste. We asked experts to explain what woods are best for varied foods.
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Why Your Salmon En Croûte Turned Out Soggy
The contrast between the flaky pastry and the tender fish is a culinary delight. But achieving this perfect textural balance can be tricky.
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The Difference Between Beef On Weck And A French Dip Sandwich
The French dip sandwich and the beef on weck have a lot of things in common, but these two sandwiches come from different places and diverge in key ways.
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Temper The Tanginess Of Blue Cheese Burgers With Fig Jam
Savory burgers and sweet fruit spreads can make for a surprisingly dynamic duo, and fruit can even help balance out more pungent ingredients, like blue cheese.
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12 Hacks To Upgrade Starbucks Steamed Apple Juice
Turn a humble cup of warm apple juice into something surprisingly special with these creative concoctions ─ just in time for your next trip to Starbucks.
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Burger Scholar George Motz's Hamburger America Is A NYC Hot Spot
Burger scholar George Motz opens Hamburger America in NYC. From smash burgers to guest chef specialties, it's a flavorful journey into America's iconic dish.
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Let Crispy Butternut Squash Stand In For Fried Rice For A Tasty Veggie Dish
Next time you're craving the savory, umami flavors of fried rice consider swapping your rice for crispy butternut squash for a seasonal take on the original.
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The Spoon Hack To Peel Freshly Boiled Eggs And Leave No Shell Pieces Behind
If you're struggling to peel your hard-boiled eggs, try out this simple method using a kitchen drawer staple: A spoon. You'll never break your egg again.
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Salt & Straw Brings Back Popular Dairy-Free Ice Cream Series With 2 New Flavors
Salt & Straw is bringing back its Dairy Free Decadence series for a limited time. The series contains two popular returning flavors along with three new ones.
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Color-Changing Tequila Makes For Magically Festive Cocktails
Color-changing tequila or vodka can make your drinks more magical in an instant. These vivid spirits harness the power of nature - and some handy chemistry.
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A Waffle Iron Is All You Need To Make Crispy Bacon Patties For BLTs
If you're looking to up your BLT game, try reshaping the bacon into patties and tossing them in your waffle iron. It's the hack you never knew you needed.
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Why The Araki London Lost All Its Michelin Stars
The Akari London, a beloved and celebrated restaurant, fell from grace a few years ago when Michelin revoked its stars. Here's the odd backstory.
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The Clever Hack To Make Dipping Easier With Paper Condiment Cups
Are you tired of dipping your fries into those tiny paper cups only to realize they won't fit? Try this simple hack to double the size of your cup!
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Is It Possible To Make A Stack Of Pancakes With No Eggs?
The fact that we're plum out of eggs will rarely have an affect on how badly we want to eat pancakes. Here's how to get your breakfast back on track.
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Stir-Frying Veggies Is The Best Cooking Method To Maintain Crispness
If you want your veggies to main their crispness after cooking, then some preparation methods are better than others. The best method is stir-frying.
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Home-Canned Juice Is Your Answer To That Surplus Of Grapes
Still dealing with a surplus of grapes after fall harvest? Try canning your own grape juice to preserve the taste of summer for the entire year.
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Hot Water Is The Secret To Easily Remove The Casing On Cured Sausage
You may want to remove the casing, either because it has a dusty appearance or because these wrappers often contain technically edible, but unappealing mold.
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Dunkin' Has Removed Coconut Milk From Its Dairy Alternative Options
Coffee and breakfast chain Dunkin' Donuts has opted to remove coconut milk from its offerings of dairy alternatives, affecting all nationwide locations.
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The Absolute Best Food & Drinks At Epcot's Festival Of The Holidays
Check out Tasting Table's official guide to eating your way through Disney's Epcot Festival of the Holidays, including all the best foods, drinks, and desserts.
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