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How Lamb And Mint Became A Classic Pairing
How do food pairs come together and what makes them endure as classic combinations? With lamb and mint, the story goes all the way back to the Elizabethan era.
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A Bourbon Expert Says This Is The Absolute Best Bottle To Have At Your Next Barbecue
If you’re looking for the best bourbon to pair with your barbecue, Chris Blatner, Founder of Urban Bourbonist, has just what you need.
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/Stephanie MaidaThe Extra Coating You Need To Ensure Bundt Cakes Don’t Stick To The Pan
Even the simplest Bundt cake can steal the show at the center of a dessert platter, so make sure your cake doesn’t stick with this extra baking step.
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Canned Chipotles In Adobo Sauce Is Your Key For More Vibrant Mayo
Mayo is valued for its utility, but its flavor can leave a lot to be desired. Canned chipotles in adobo sauce is all you need to remedy that.
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The Simple Way To Ensure You Get Crispy Potato Kugel Every Time
It’s easier than you might think to nail the perfect crispy outside and chewy inside texture of kugel as long as you follow these simple steps prior to cooking.
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Homemade Pistachio Cannoli Recipe
Pistachio-encrusted cannoli have a crispy pastry shell filled with a velvety mascarpone and whipped cream mixture and finished with white chocolate.
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We Can’t Leave Costco Without Stopping For This Food Court Item
If you’re looking for an affordable way to satisfy your hunger before you have to unload your haul of bulk groceries, stop for one of these on your way out.
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How To Make Rice Pudding With That Container Of Leftover Rice
Leftover rice can easily be repurposed into rice pudding. Not only does it help avoid food waste, it also speeds up the usual rice pudding process.
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Here’s How To Avoid Over-Proofing Your Bagels
People love to argue over bagels. But the best bagels can’t be bought at a store, they’re the ones you bake at home. Here’s how to avoid overproofing them.
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12 Best Hibachi And Teppanyaki Restaurants In NYC
Teppanyaki and hibachi restaurants offer a more unique dining experience than the typical sushi place. Here are some of the best in New York City.
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This Is The Absolute Best Flour To Use When Baking Sourdough Bread
Tasting Table reached out to baking expert Nathan Myhrvold, founder of Modernist Cuisine, for a definitive answer on where to start when gathering ingredients.
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Calabrian Chile Spicy Flatbread Recipe
Calabrian chiles give this quick and easy flatbread a sweet heat, chorizo gives it a spicy meaty kick, and mozzarella adds its signature cheesy goodness.
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Upgrade Your Bloody Mary With Beet Juice
A basic bloody mary is a blank canvas ready to be twisted and elevated in any direction you choose, and we have an outside-the-box recommendation: beet juice.
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/Nikita EphanovWhy You Should Always Use Real Charcoal When Grilling Steaks
If you are someone who puts a lot of thought and care into the steaks you’re putting on the grill, then you will benefit in opting for real charcoal every time.
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For The Best Store-Bought Fresh Pasta, Head To Trader Joe’s
It’s simple enough to make a comforting pasta dish using dry pasta, but pre-made fresh pasta is even easier – and it’s readily available at Trader Joe’s.
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Don’t Know What To Do With Your Jicama? Throw It In The Air Fryer
Jicama is the perfect ingredient to use in your air fryer if you need fun ideas and are wanting to switch up your french fries or sweet potato fries.
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Smoked Turkey And Cherry Chutney Panini Recipe
An Indian-inspired, mustard-and-cherry chutney spices up smoked turkey in this unique panini recipe, which also melts Gruyère in between the sauce and meat.
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/Nikita EphanovWhen Grilling Indoors, Don’t Forget The Preheating Stage
Grilling indoors may not capture all of the magic of outdoor grilling, but preheating your cooking implement will go a long way to replicate the experience.
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If You Prefer A Milder Taste, Green Garlic Is Your Answer
While most cooks are familiar with the myriad of benefits garlic brings to the kitchen, the younger version known as green garlic is just as versatile.
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Our Favorite Monin Syrup Adds The Perfect Fruity Upgrade To Summer Drinks
Liven up your summer drinks with a fruity Monin syrup upgrade. Our favorite syrup can help transform your cocktails, mocktails, sodas, iced teas and more.
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Do Celsius Drinks Have More Caffeine Than Red Bull?
Celsius may be taking over in popularity when it comes to energy drinks, but do they have more caffeine than Red Bull, the OG of the space?
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The Umami-Rich Ingredient Your Beer Cheese Needs
Beer cheese packs plenty of flavor by default, but you can ramp up the umami further with the addition of just one ingredient: red miso paste
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13 Ways To Upgrade Store-Bought Jam
A jar of store-bought jam can provide fruity flavor to all kinds of meals, but you can upgrade it to the next level with a few simple ingredient additions.
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Mix Aperol And Beer For A Refreshing 2-Ingredient Cocktail
You don’t need a bar cart filled with bottles to make a delicious cocktail. Just mix Aperol and your favorite lager for a refreshing and sunny drink.
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Red Lobster Is Being Sued Over The Way It Handled Layoffs
Red Lobster faces yet more difficulties, as the way it laid off hundreds of workers could have consequences for the company. The chain now faces a lawsuit.
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/Austin Havens-BowenReinvent The Classic Banana Split This Summer By Turning It Into A No-Bake Cake
Getting to eat banana splits at a party is a dream. Making them, on the other hand, not so much. This no-bake cake is easy to make and delicious to eat.
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6 Expensive Types Of Beef Beyond Kobe
Aside from Kobe beef, there are other high-quality and pricey types of beef that are deserving of your attention. Here are six beef varieties not to sleep on.
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/Jasmine FranceGive French Toast A Caribbean Twist With Coco Bread
Jamaican coco bread is absolutely delicious, so why wouldn’t it be perfect in the ultimate brunch staple – French Toast?
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What ‘Estate’ Means When It’s Printed On A Wine Label
Getting to know all of the wine world’s terminology can take some time. The word “estate” comes up in a few different ways, here’s what it means.