The Spicy Secret Ingredient That'll Make Potato Salad The Star Of Any Fourth Of July Cookout
This simple addition will transform your potato salad into a showstopper at your cookout. It infuses the creamy salad with a sharp, pungent twist.
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What Happens To All The Leftover Food On Cruise Ships?
Ever wonder what cruise ships do with all that food waste they accumulate on board? A lot of strategy goes into how they process it.
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For A Fresh Cabbage Side Dish, Make It Japanese Style
This cabbage side dish requires no cooking and minimal ingredients. You can easily upgrade it further with an extra ingredient or two to give it your own touch.
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The Best Fried Rice Isn't Made In A Frying Pan
For the crispiest fried rice that doesn't involve much hands-on cooking or maneuvering a wok, cook it this way. Read these tips for the best results.
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Forget Cabbage: Use This Vegetable For Coleslaw With Better Flavor And Texture
Cabbage may be the traditional base of coleslaw, but think outside the box this season and swap in this other vegetable with better flavor and texture.
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What Happens To Unsold Or Returned Kitchen Appliances At Costco?
Where do all the returned Costco kitchen appliances go when they're returned or never sell in the first place? You might still be able to snag them elsewhere.
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Forget Water, Poach Your Eggs In This Liquid For Way More Flavor
For creamier, richer poached eggs, set the water to the side and instead reach for this liquid that you'll likely already have in your kitchen.
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The Only 2 Times Jack Daniel's Ever Stopped Production In The Company's Almost 200-Year History
The Jack Daniel's distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee, has been making whiskey for nearly 200 years straight, with the exception of two pauses in production.
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Shucking Corn Just Got 10x Easier With This Method
Tired of spending all your time in the kitchen shucking corn? Never spend time fighting to get the husk off again. This methods helps you shuck in seconds.
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This Is Actually What Happens At In-N-Out University
In-N-Out University is the beloved fast food chain's training spot for managers. But what actually happens there, and how does one get to go?
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Forget Melting Cabbage: Cook It This Way For Better Flavor And Texture
If you're not a fan of soft cabbage and prefer yours to be crisp, nutty and smoky, swap the melting technique with this method. It's easier and quicker too.
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The Simple Way To Turn Canned Corn Into A Flavor-Packed Dish
Canned corn can be a bit plain and bland. However, you can easily upgrade the veggie by sauteing it with these two ingredients for a salty, savory boost.
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Next Time You Have Ball Park Hot Dogs At A Cookout You Can Thank This MLB Team
Ball Park Franks were created exclusively for an MLB team in the '50s. But fans liked them so much that the team's official dogs began to be sold in stores.
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You've Heard Of Cacio E Pepe For Pasta. Now It's Time To Try It With Potatoes
Cacio e pepe is a delicious pasta dish, but it can also serve as inspiration for killer potato-based meals. Here's what you should know.
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The Lesser-Known Italian Herb That Adds Flavors Of Basil, Mint, And Oregano All In One
There are many popular Italian herbs that are used in everyday cooking, but this is one you may not be very familiar with. It has a very complex flavor.
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Don't Expect Furniture If You Order A Coffee Cabinet In Rhode Island. Here's What You'll Get
You'd be forgiven for thinking that a "coffee cabinet" is a type of home furnishing built for storing coffee, but in Rhode Island, the reality is much sweeter.
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The Blueberry Red Flag That's Actually Not A Red Flag At All
If you're shopping for blueberries and see this coloring on your carton, you might think it's a red flag at first, but it's actually a good sign.
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What Are City-Owned Grocery Stores (And How Do They Differ From Your Everyday Chains)?
New York City is making moves toward opening city-owned grocery stores, but this won't be the first model of its kind in the country.
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Rick Steves Encourages Tourists Not To Overlook This Type Of Cuisine In Europe
Rick Steves knows what foods to eat when you travel, and you absolutely must enjoy this easy-to-overlook cuisine found all over Europe.
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You Can Spot A Salmon's Source Just By Looking At It. Here's How
The color and marbling of salmon can tell you a lot about how it was raised, what it ate, and whether or not you want it for your next seafood dinner.
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Here's How To Choose The Best Live Lobster At Red Lobster
Look out for these signs when picking out your crustacean from the tank at Red Lobster. They'll help ensure you pick the best one and get the tastiest meal.
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Giada De Laurentiis Uses This Science-Backed Pasta Tip (And You Should Too)
This advice from Giada De Laurentiis may help put you on a better path to digesting your favorite pasta dinners, and it requires almost no effort on your end.
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Costco Shoppers Have Spotted This Ready-To-Cook Marinated Meat Just In Time For Grilling Season
Are you a fan of flank steak? How about steak street-style tacos? If so, you might want to check out this ready-to-grill marinated meat available at Costco.
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Does Salt Really Remove Pesticides From Produce?
You may have heard that salt can remove any pesticides lingering on your produce. Can this pantry staple really do that, or is it too good to be true?
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This Common Pot Roast Mistake Leaves You With Bland Meat And Raw Veggies
If you're making pot roast for the first time, avoid making this common mistake with your ingredients that could result in a less flavorful dish.
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Why Reserving A Seat At This LA Sushi Restaurant Is Like Buying Hot Concert Tickets
There's one hotspot in LA that is so popular and coveted, it's almost impossible to get into. Acquiring reservations is like playing the slot machines.
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The Las Vegas Seafood Spot That's Bringing Creole Flavors To The Strip 24/7
Las Vegas has no shortage of eateries and must-try spots, but this seafood spot features bold Creole flavors that have customers returning again and again.
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