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/Stephanie FriedmanThere’s A Difference Between Pasture-Raised And Cage-Free Eggs
You can spend ages in the grocery store trying to decipher labels. We’ll break down the specifics of two common and similar distinctions for eggs.
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/Anna StaropoliThe Creamy Topping That Prevents Roast Salmon From Drying Out
One of the best ways to maintain moisture in your salmon actually has nothing to do with baking time, but rather what the fish is cooked with.
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/Matthew SpinaTrader Joe’s Limited-Time S’mores Bars Will Keep Summer Going
For all you fans of the definitive campfire treat, Trader Joe’s will soon be offering a new twist on the classic, but you’ll need to get in fast for this one!
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Fans Of The Banshees Of Inisherin Can Visit The Real Pub In Ireland
From film fantasy to reality: See how the Irish pub featured in “The Banshees of Inisherin” went from being a dismantled film set to a working watering hole.
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Simple Yet Refined Tuna Sandwich Recipe
Perfect for a quick and nourishing lunch, this refined tuna sandwich goes beyond the basics with an infusion of herbs, arugula, and top-notch sourdough bread
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Multiple States Are Pushing To Allow Minors To Serve Alcohol
Tasting Table is reporting on shake ups across the country regarding child labor restrictions and what age is appropriate for workers to begin bartending.
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/Stephanie FriedmanBuying A Heavier Rotisserie Chicken Could Mean It’s More Fresh
When it comes to picking out a quality whole rotisserie chicken, heavy equals juicy! See why the weightest bird is typically the plumpest and tastiest.
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/Wendy MeadJulia Child’s Historic Connection To Disney’s Food And Wine Festival
Julia Child was one of the first culinary icons who made her way to Florida for EPCOT’s Food & Wine Festival in 1997. Since then, many others have followed.
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/Michelle WelschThe One Ingredient David Chang Never Adds To Potato Gratin
David Chang shortcuts his way through preparations with a microwave, and also an addition that most other chefs would include in a standard gratin recipe.
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/Nikki MunozThe London Restaurant Anthony Bourdain Called The Total Package
For those of Anthony Bourdain’s fans who live in London and want to know which restaurant he would recommend, there’s one he says is the total package.
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/Jessie MolloyDisneyland’s Iconic Turkey Leg Left David Chang Confused
One of Disney’s turkey legs was recently sold to Michelin-starred chef and carnivore David Chang, who shared some thoughts about the iconic snack on TikTok.
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The Key Ingredient You Need To Flavor A Bahama Mama
If a Bahama Mama is your go-to tiki drink, you may be interested to know the key ingredient needed to flavor this cocktail is often missing from modern recipes.
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The Must-Know Flour Trick For Crispy Potato Patties
This simple technique, which involves adding an additional ingredient to your flour dredge, will yield the crispiest potato patties your mouth has ever tasted.
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Strawberry Lemon Cupcakes Recipe
These strawberry lemon cupcakes offer a refreshing, summery flavor.
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It’s Best To Keep It Simple When Ordering At A Coffee Shop
For the most pleasurable experience, it’s best to keep your order simple at a coffee shop. Here’s how you can make it beneficial for you and the barista.
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What Is A Pimm’s Cup And Why Did It Begin As A Health Drink?
Gone are the days of snake oil salesmen selling tonics from covered wagons across the Wild Wild West, yet some of the better iterations have stuck around.
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The Dessert Paul Hollywood Says Is Best For Beginner Bakers
While ‘The Great British Baking Show’ judge Paul Hollywood can’t help out competitors on his show, he does have some advice for novice bakers.
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There’s A Right Way To Layer Ingredients When Making Frozen Drinks
Frozen drinks are known for their ice-cold sip and smooth texture. Here’s the right way to layer your ingredients for creamy and delicious drinks every time.
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What The Brew Group Is On Your Espresso Machine
How well do you know your espresso machine? Understanding the brew group is key to pulling the best-tasting shots and keeping your machine in good condition.
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Why Every Culture Braises Meat, According To Daniel Boulud – Exclusive
Chef Daniel Boulud has spent a lifetime working with cuisines from around the world, and he explained why almost every culture has a way of braising meat.
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40 Best Lemon Recipes
Lemon is among the most essential kitchen ingredients, perfectly capable of serving as both a role player and star of the show – and these recipes prove it.
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/Austin Havens-BowenAvoid A Sweet Surprise When Ordering Starbucks Iced Coffee
We’ve got a tip for your iced coffee order to avoid a sweet surprise at Starbucks, especially if you don’t like sugar in your caffeinated beverage.
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The Best And Easiest Way To Cook Fresh Green Beans
If you’re looking for the most efficient and nutritious method of preparing fresh green beans, steaming is the simplest, least labor-intensive option.
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Anthony Bourdain’s Torch Tip For Crispier French Onion Soup
Things in the kitchen get even hotter when you’re following advice from the legendary Anthony Bourdain. Here’s how made sure his soup was table ready.
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Sheet Pan Ricotta Gnudi Recipe
Save yourself the frustration of dealing with gnudi that fall about while boiling them; just go ahead and bake them instead!
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How Butter Was Once Actually Used As A Tax
In the Middle Ages, butter was quite literally as good as gold, and nobility always got their due. This the story of history’s most delicious currency.
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/Vanessa Nix AnthonyDuff Goldman’s Secret To Great Chowder Is All In The Bacon
Duff Goldman, should know a thing or two about New England clam chowder; he ate his fair share of the rich and creamy soup on Cape Cod as a kid.
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Cream Cheese And Prosciutto Pinwheels Recipe
These cream cheese and prosciutto pinwheels are the perfect party appetizer.
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What Flavor Is Blue Gatorade Supposed To Be?
It’s a question perpetually shrouded in mystery: What flavor is blue Gatorade supposed to be? Several people have theories. Here’s what we know.