Roast Artichoke Hearts For A Crispy Snack Or Side
Artichoke hearts have enough versatility to become a bigger part of your diet. Roasting artichoke hearts turns them into a crispy snack or side.
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Ultimate Hot Chocolate Recipe
Forget about those mediocre packets and overly sweet syrups -- this winter, indulge in this ultimate hot chocolate recipe.
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Feel Free To Substitute Whiskey For Bourbon In Cooking
If you're prepared to make your favorite whiskey-forward recipe and discover you've run out, fear not: Bourbon makes a great substitute when cooking or baking.
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14 Foods That You May Think Are Gluten-Free But Aren't
There are a number of foods that appear to be gluten-free but are actually not. Here are some to have on your radar if you're following a gluten-free diet.
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The Type Of Cookie You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
We all have our favorite cookie flavors, but what should be your favorite cookie according to your zodiac sign? There are some surprising and fun results.
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How To Tell If Bacon Is Undercooked
Whether you're making breakfast for your family or ordering it at a restaurant, it's a good idea to know the signs of undercooked bacon.
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A Seasoned Cream Cheese Stuffing Takes Chicken Valentino To The Next Level
There seems to be no end to the different ways you can cook a chicken dinner. This iteration improves upon a classic recipe with an herbaceous twist.
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Make A Simple Chili Crisp Compound Butter To Spice Up Meat Dishes
It happens to the best of us -- sometimes, that meat dish you marinated and cooked comes out less flavorful than anticipated. Luckily, there's a quick fix.
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The Type Of Breakfast Pastry You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
Like every pastry out there, every zodiac sign is incredibly unique - and no singular one is better than another. That's why each sign gets their own.
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What Hours Is Starbucks Open On New Year's Eve?
If you're planning on grabbing a coffee while you celebrate New Year's Eve, Starbucks might by your go-to pick, but what are the chain's hours for the holiday?
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What It Really Means To Mature Ganache
When it comes to indulgent treats like chocolate ganache, it's actually best to allow the mixture to sit at room temperature (covered) for seven to eight hours.
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Cold Butter Turns Hong Kong's Boh Loh Yau Into A Rich Breakfast Sandwich
Hong Kong's Boh loh yau begins with a sweet pineapple bun and turns it into a rich breakfast sandwich through the addition of a slab of cold butter.
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13 Best Bourbons For A Kentucky Mule
The Kentucky Mule is the Moscow Mule's Southern cousin, and to make it, you're gonna need good bourbon. These are our favorites for an easy-drinking cocktail.
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Add Creamed Corn To Your Pasta For A Decadent And Rich Dish
Even if you're a creamed corn naysayer, hear us out: This ingredient is exactly what you need for a decadent, rich pasta dish any night of the week.
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Turkey Panini With Chipotle Cranberry Spread Recipe
Leftover roast turkey on your hands? Use up your holiday leftovers, cranberry sauce included, in this quick and easy, sweet, and spicy sandwich.
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What Really Happens If You Don't Cancel A Restaurant Reservation
In reality, restaurants put a lot of time, energy, and livelihood into every little detail that makes things run smoothly. Find out why you shouldn't no-show.
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The Delicious Secret Of Shake Shack's Burgers Is All In The Crust
Shake Shack burgers are known for their crispy crust and juicy interiors. The restaurant's Executive Chef shared how you, too, can get this desired texture.
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15 Foods That Weren't Designed For What We Use Them For
Not every food is what it seems. Some of our favorite snacks, drinks, and pantry staples have odd origins stories - and some weren't meant to be food at all!
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Putting Batter In A Convection Oven
There are certain dishes that work better in convection versus convention ovens, and one of those is not cake batter. Here's why you may want to avoid it.
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Temper The Spice Of Gochujang With Brown Sugar For A Tasty Salmon Glaze
While the typical lemon-butter-garlic sauce combo makes for a delicious piece of fish, gochujang will give your dinner a much more potent blast of flavor.
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The Reason Starbucks Employees Can't Make More Than 3 Drinks At Once
While (perhaps impatiently) waiting for your drink, you may have noticed that Starbucks employees only work on a handful of orders at a time. Here's why.
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27 Oldest Restaurants Across The United States
From New England to California, to get a taste of American history, check out this list of the 27 oldest restaurants across the United States.
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Break Out The Cocktail Sauce At Your Next Barbecue To Add Zing To Grilled Meats
Even if you swear by classic BBQ sauce, we encourage you to switch gears and break out the cocktail sauce at your next barbecue to add zing to grilled meats.
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If Your Fry Oil Is Way Too Hot, There's An Extremely Easy Fix
Overheated cooking oil can lead to bitter-tasting food. It can also be dangerous, as it can catch fire. Luckily, there are some easy ways to safely cool it.
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Kroger CEO Affirms 'Long-Term Commitment To Lower Prices'
Kroger CEO sees lower prices as a key part of paving the chain's future and has been trying to set the stage for growth.
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The Reason Maker's Mark Doesn't Label Its Bottles As 'Whiskey'
Even though it's made in America, where "whiskey" is always spelled with an "e," Maker's Mark labels its spirits as "whisky" due to its founder's heritage.
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The Crooked Landowner Who Gave Monterey Jack Cheese Its Name
Monterey jack has fascinating links to California history and a 19th-century land baron in the city of Monterey: Scottish immigrant David Jacks.
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