The Difference Between Whole Chicken Wings And The Party Variety
If you thought party wings were the exact same as whole chicken wings, then think again. There's one important difference between the two wing types.
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The Optimal Ways To Store Meatloaf In The Fridge And Freezer
Optimal food storage is one of the greatest ways to increase the shelf-life of food. This is especially true for dishes with multiple ingredients like meatloaf.
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Bring A Bright Crunch To Tuna Salad With Lettuce Wraps
Instead of using bread to sandwich your tuna salad, try a broad lettuce leaf. With our tasty elevated tuna-mayo recipe, you won't get tired of this filling.
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How Sean Sherman Was Inspired To Cook By Julia Child
Sean Sherman, renowned chef, advocate for Indigenous food, and co-founder of Owamni by The Sioux Chef in Minneapolis, was awarded the 2023 Julia Child Award.
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Why It Pays To Read A Restaurant Menu Before Dining Out
Trying a new place can be tricky if you're indecisive on what to order, have allergies, follow a certain diet, or are unsure of how much you'll spend.
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The Most Cost-Effective Way To Order Pizza For A Group
Pizza is the perfect party food for a big group, but determining how many pies to get can be tricky. Follow these tips to ensure everyone gets a slice.
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Starbucks Allegedly Encouraged Boycott Of Unionized Stores
Starbucks and its unionized stores are in a standoff regarding a recent statement about the Israel-Palestine conflict. Find out why stores are being boycotted.
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Why Grating Garlic Lowers The Chance Of Burning It
Garlic can be quite finicky to work with and easy to burn. One unexpected way to lower the chance of burning it is by grating the garlic instead of chopping.
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When Making Butter Poached Lobster, Always Opt For Cold Water Varieties
Butter poached lobster can be a luxurious treat, but you'll want to make sure you use a cold water lobster for optimal results. Here's why.
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For Effortless Cocktail Parties, Set Up Scattered Drink Stations
Avoid potential bottlenecks at the drink station or your at-home bar by placing several DIY set-ups in your house or the venue where you're hosting your party.
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Use Unflavored Oil When Cooking Basmati Rice To Highlight Its Fragrance
Even when basmati rice is mixed with herbs and spices, it should be cooked with a neutral oil, so that the fragrant flavor of the rice itself stands out.
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6 Hacks You Need To Chill A Bottle Of Wine
Looking for have a chill glass of wine as quickly as possible? We rolled up our sleeves and tested common hacks from the internet to see what works.
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RC Cola's Origins Are Rooted In A Grocery Store Basement
RC Cola went through many changes before it became the soft drink we know and love today - and it all started in a Southern grocery store's basement.
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At San Francisco's Tonga Room You Can Sip Cocktails Around A Swimming Pool Turned Tiki Bar
The Tonga Room & Hurricane Bar isn't your average tiki bar. With a central lagoon and storied history, this San Francisco gem remains a popular place to visit.
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A Dash Of Za'atar Will Change Your Egg Salad Sandwich Forever
An egg salad sandwich is a simple joy, but it can become a thing of excitement by adding a Middle-Eastern spice mix. Check out our tips to liven up lunch.
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Honey Sweet Potato Cornbread Recipe
This honey sweet potato cornbread recipe may sound extra sweet, but you'll find that the savory components might just make this your go-to cornbread recipe.
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Jake Cohen's Tips For Perfectly Fluffy Matzo Balls - Exclusive
The trouble with many matzo balls is that they're too dense, but Jake Cohen has a few tips to ensure you never have a heavy problem in your soup again.
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The Pantry Staples Alex Guarnaschelli Says Are Most Underrated - Exclusive
Everyone has their own list of kitchen staples, but Alex Guarnaschelli shared the ingredients she keeps on hand that are often overlooked in the average pantry.
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Put A Spin On Cranberry Sauce With Some Fresh Ginger
Cranberry sauce is a staple on many holiday tables. But what if we told you that a simple addition could transform your sauce into a culinary masterpiece?
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13 Party Snacks To Pair With A Gin And Tonic
Drinks are important at a party, but snacks are a close second - and if you're serving gin and tonics, these snack options will keep your guests noshing.
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Crumble Shoestring French Fries Onto Casseroles For A Crunchy, Salty Kick
The topping on a casserole -- from cheesy crusts to breadcrumbs -- can make or break the dish. Try one that adds both crunch and flavor: crumbled fries.
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Masala Egg Bhurji Recipe
Full of aromatic spices and vegetables, Annabelle Randles' take on a classic Indian breakfast dish will seriously upgrade your standard egg fare.
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The Cooking Spray Tip That Will Help Keep Avocado From Browning
Cooking spray - the versatile kitchen staple that it is - has proven to be the secret weapon that prevents your buttery avocados from browning.
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Don't Underestimate The Power Of Microgreens When It Comes To Plating
With so many different varieties, microgreens offer a world of possibilities when you're looking to add dynamic color and texture to your meals.
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The Tip For Making Delicious Toast, If You Have The Time
When your quest is towards achieving toast that is not just good, but great, turn toward the stove. A good frying pan will become your secret weapon.
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Use Your Spiralizer To Make Homemade Shoestring Fries With Way Less Effort
Ultra-crispy shoestring fries are a mouth-watering comfort food dish. Using your spiralizer to make them is way easier than cutting each one with a knife.
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Roasted Sweet Potato & Tuna Salad Recipe
Sweet potatoes and tuna might not be the first ingredients you think to combine, but they work quite well together in this festive salad recipe.
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