What Does A Typical Cuban Breakfast Look Like?
Breakfasts around the world vary, and Chowhound asked Corporate Chef and Partner at Kuba Cabana Jorge Mas about the quintessential Cuban morning meal.
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The Delicious Thing That Happens When You Add Baking Soda To Toffee
Toffee is one of the tastiest treats you can whip up in your own kitchen, and adding baking soda to the recipe changes these sweets for the better.
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Chocolate Liquor Vs Chocolate Liqueur: Only One Will Get You Tipsy
While the names sound similar — liquor and liqueur — there's a big difference between these two chocolate items. Here's how to know which to use, and when.
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14 Of The Best Vegetable Gardening Tips To Remember If You're A Beginner
Want to get your hands dirty this summer? Put your green thumb to the test with these beginner-friendly tips for growing a veggie garden.
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This Old School Jell-O And Cheese Combo Might Be More Timeless Than It Looks
As the saying goes, everything old is new again, and that's especially true of eating Jell-O with cheese. Here's what to know about the the pairing.
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9 Best Cheeses To Stuff In Your Burger
If you've only had a burger with cheese as a topping, it's time to treat your palette. Here are 9 of the best cheeses to stuff right inside your burger.
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What Is Morel Liqueur?
If you like the umami of mushrooms, there may be a place for morel liqueur in your kitchen -- but what is it and how do you cook with it?
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10 Favorite Meals Of First Families Over The Years
The White House is not just an institution -- it's a family home. From hoecakes to hamburgers, explore the favorite foods of America's First Families.
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The Old School Salad Dressing With A Recipe That's Nearly Impossible To Pin Down
Searching for a recipe that you can't pin down is the worst, especially one that you're craving, like this old-school salad dressing with an unique past.
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What Happens When You Skip Muddling In Whiskey Cocktails
Muddling is an integral step in some whiskey cocktails, one that you should never skip if it's called for. Here's what happens if you skip muddling anyway.
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This Is What Bobby Flay Orders When Dining Out
Not sure what to order when dining out? Follow in celebrity chef Bobby Flay's footsteps by picking a dish based on this guiding principle.
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This Famous NFL Player Owns Over A Dozen Dunkin' Locations
Some former gridiron greats go into coaching or broadcasting, others become associate justices of the United States Supreme Court. His passion is donuts.
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The Trick To Toning Down The Heat Of Scotch Bonnet Pepper In Any Dish
Scotch bonnet peppers aren't the hottest out there, but they still pack a mean punch. If you want to tone down their spice level, try this trick.
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If Your Peanut Butter Blossoms Are Falling Apart, This Might Be The Culprit
If your peanut butter blossom cookies fall apart into a crumbly mess, the culprit might be that you're using the wrong variety of this integral ingredient.
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No One Makes This Cheesy Vintage Appetizer Anymore (But It Only Requires A Few Ingredients)
This tangy, spicy, cheesy spread was once a very popular appetizer. Luckily, you can still make it at home, thanks to a very short ingredient list.
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The Storage Mistake That Will Ruin Your Watermelon This Summer
Before you grab some juicy watermelons for the summertime heat, there's one storage mistake you should be aware of — it can ruin your fruits.
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This Whisky Was Aged In A Fish Barrel, And It's Truly The Worst
There's always something you've never heard of that's worth trying. This whisky, which is shockingly aged in barrels that once held fish, isn't one of them.
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9 Old School TV Dinners We Wish We Could Try
Fascinated by retro frozen dinners? From Mexican enchiladas to fish and chips, these are the retired TV dinners we wish we could still enjoy.
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How Long Are Potatoes Really Good For?
Potatoes are a hardy vegetable known for their long shelf life, but how long is that exactly? And how should you store these spuds for maximum freshness?
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One Of This Gas Station's Most Popular Food Pairings Is An Eastern Pennsylvania Delicacy
Next time you stop by this popular East coast gas station, take a pause to order this classic local pairing, which has roots that stretch back decades.
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Choose The Juiciest Watermelons All Summer With The 2-Finger Test
Watermelons are a quintessential summer fruit, but picking the ripest one at the store can be a challenge. Luckily, this method is foolproof. Here's why.
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The Can't-Miss Signs Your Lobster Is Undercooked
Lobster is much too expensive for you to get sick over it from undercooking. To help you avoid this, here are the can't-miss signs of an undercooked lobster.
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If You're A Fan Of Japanese Food, There's A Reason Sweet Baby Ray's Secret Sauce Tastes So Familiar
Sweet Baby Ray's Secret Sauce may remind you of another condiment normally associated with Asian barbecue. Here's why you may feel like you're tasting double.
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Why Is Dark Chocolate Often Considered Healthier Than Other Kinds?
Dark chocolate is considered healthier than milk and white alternatives, and you might be wondering why. To understand, we need to look at the ingredients.
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The Best Selling Cocktail In The World Is A Dark And Brooding Classic
Of all the cocktails in the world, this one is the most commonly sold. Here's what to know about this strong and simply put together tipple.
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12 Types Of Yogurt, Explained
Who doesn't love a good yogurt? Depending on what milk you use, the processing methods may vary. Here are the distinct differences of each types of yogurt.
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Which Is The Stronger Drink: Mead Or Beer?
Whether you're searching for stiffer drinks to tackle or you want to avoid overindulging, it helps to know which drink is stronger between mead and beer.
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