The Rich And Flavorful History Of Caribbean Barbecue
Caribbean barbecue is a tradition that dates back several hundreds of years. Here's a look at its history and the many things that makes it stand out.
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The Big Lesson Chrissy Teigen Wants You To Learn About Holiday Hosting
When it comes to hosting dinners and parties in the holiday season, Chrissy Teigen has one easy tip, and it boils down to keeping things simple in the kitchen.
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12 Creative Ways To Personalize Your Gingerbread Men
Gingerbread men are the perfect blank canvas for playing with vibrant colors and themes, so let your imagination run wild and try some brand new methods.
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5 Underrated Potato Sides To Make Instead Of Your Regular Mash
Instead of cooking mashed potatoes as you normally would, we recommend these five potato side dishes as versatile alternatives to the usual.
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Easy Muffuletta Party Pinwheels Recipe
These easy 5-ingredient muffuletta party pinwheels are inspired by the New Orleans classic cold cut sandwich but served up in flaky buttery pastry.
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What Is A Deckle Of Beef, And What Can You Do With It?
If you've never heard of a deckle of beef, you're not alone. Here's everything you need to know about deckles and what you can do with them.
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REVIEW: Starbucks' New At-Home Coffees And Creamers Bring Festive Fun In Every Sip
No coffee chain generates holiday buzz quite like Starbucks does. You can bring the festivities home with a few new ready-to-drink products, which we reviewed.
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The Safety Tip To Consider Before Ordering Coffee Shop Croissants
Treating yourself to a freshly brewed cup of joe from your local coffee shop? You might want to think twice before adding a buttery croissant to your order.
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The Best Holiday Chocolate To Buy At The Grocery Store In 2024
While handcrafted, local chocolates have a well-deserved place in gift-giving, sometimes we just want an everyday splurge or simple stocking stuffers.
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How Costco Makes Money On Giving Out Free Samples
One of our favorite things about making a Costco trip is grabbing free samples while we shop. Here's the reason Costco hands out those free treats.
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How To Keep Open Champagne Bubbly On New Year's Eve Without A Stopper
When celebrating New Year's Eve, you don't want to drop the ball by serving flat champagne. So here are some ways to keep an open bottle bubbly.
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The Breakfast Staple That's Even Better With Booze
Breakfast can be better when boozy. There, we said it. This breakfast classic doesn't have to be bland or boring when you add a little alcohol.
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Check Your Fridge: Sliced Cucumbers Recalled By One Major Grocery Chain
If you've picked up a container of sliced cucumbers from this common grocery store, you'll want to check the label in light of this latest Salmonella recall.
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The Best Cocktail To Pair With Key Lime Pie
Given its origins, key lime pie always tastes tropical to us, it makes sense to pair the dessert with a cocktail that sticks with that vibe.
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The Holiday Dessert That Has Fallen Out Of Favor With Britain
For centuries, people in the UK have completed their holiday tables with a Christmas pudding. However, new research suggests the tradition could be dying off.
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Steak Sandwiches Look Way Different In Japan
If you think a steak sandwich is just going to be a steak sandwich wherever you go, you'll be quite surprised when you order one in Japan.
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High Heat Vs Low Heat: Which Is Better For Roasting A Whole Chicken?
Every chef has their own preferences when it comes to roasting a chicken. We asked a chef for the ideal temperature for cooking our bird.
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14 Seriously Underrated Beers From Around The World
There are countless international beers available in the US. We've rounded up several of the best underrated and lesser-known imports that you should try.
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The Only Bobby Flay Restaurant With A Michelin Star
Bobby Flay has opened several successful restaurants across the country over the years, but only one has earned a prestigious Michelin star.
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12 Creative Ways To Use Up Leftover Soup
If you ever make a big batch of comforting homemade soup, it's good to know that it is super adaptable and can be repurposed in many creative ways.
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The Secret Weapon You Need To Combat Dry, Crumbly Gluten-Free Cakes
gluten-free baking doesn't have to result in cakes that taste any worse than their gluten-filled counterparts. You only need one ingredient to compensate.
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The Chinese Delicacy Costco Is Now Selling By The Case
Costco really does have everything, including this Chinese delicacy that has been a favorite for hundreds of years.
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Don't Use Bread For Your Next Peanut Butter And Jelly Sandwich
Rarely can you go wrong with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. There are ways, however, to improve it - including making this one bread swap.
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11 Etiquette Mistakes To Avoid At A Rehearsal Dinner
Rehearsal dinners don't garner the same excited anticipation as a wedding ceremony, but they can be well-done if you follow these simple etiquette rules.
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Summery Sweet Corn Ravioli With Zucchini And Basil Recipe
Sweet bright corn is given a smoky char on the grill in this 3-cheese ravioli topped with a simple flavorful sauce featuring summery corn, zucchini, and basil.
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Make Lasagna Taste Like Your Favorite Party Appetizer With 2 Easy Additions
Lasagna is a versatile format for experimentation. One of our favorite spins on a classic lasagna is the addition of buffalo chicken and blue cheese.
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How Comeback Sauce Became An Iconic Staple Of Mississippi
Out of the many regional sauces that are beloved throughout the U.S. and beyond, comeback sauce stands out as a Southern staple with surprising roots.
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