Anejo Vs Extra Anejo Tequila: What's The Distinction?
The different types of tequila all have to do with the aging process. Find out the differences between añejo and extra añejo and how these tequilas are served.
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Why Dipping Your Cinnamon Rolls In Chili Just Works
A warm cinnamon roll dipped in a hearty bowl of chili was an extremely important low-cost, high-protein option for people in the Midwest.
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Next Time You Have Too Many Lemons, Try This Moroccan-Style Of Preservation
Preserving lemons is a traditional Moroccan method for prolonging their shelf life and infusing plenty of flavor into dishes. The process is super simple.
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The Addition That Sets Hoosier Chili Apart From The Rest
Chili inspires many regions to create their own unique recipes. Discover the unexpected ingredient that makes Indiana's Hoosier Chili stand out.
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The Easiest Way To Tell How Hot Your Jalapeños Will Be
To figure out how spicy your jalapeños will be, there's no need to cut them open. Just look to the exterior for signs of maturity and ripeness.
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Here's Why Your Brussels Sprouts Taste So Bitter
Brussels sprouts are one of those vegetables that very few people have managed to learn to enjoy. But, there is a scientific reason behind the bitter taste.
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Why Mangosteen Was Once Banned In America
Mangosteen is a delicious Southeast Asian fruit that's hard to find. It was even harder a decade and a half ago when its import to the U.S. was banned.
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13 Iconic Dishes That Were Actually Invented In America
Thought these dishes came from abroad? They were really invented in America where a melting pot of cultures has had a huge impact on the culinary landscape.
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Freeze-Dried Vs Dehydrated Fruit: Is There A Difference?
Preserving fruit is a great way to capture the in-season taste year-round. Here's how freeze-dried and dehydrated fruit are different, and when they work best.
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How A Coffee Patina Can Easily Protect Your Knives
A patina on a knife blade helps protect it from rust and corrosion. Skip the wait for process to occur naturally and do it yourself with a strong cup of coffee.
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Cotton Candy Was Once Affectionately Called Fairy Floss
Cotton candy is a treat that is found at fairs, but it used to go by a different name. Find out why it was originally called fairy floss and who invented it.
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Don't Confuse Fennel And Dill. There's A Difference
Fennel and dill might look similar, but they are two completely different plants. Learn about these differences and how they are used in the kitchen.
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Why Are Honeycrisp Apples So Expensive?
As one of the most popular apple varieties in the U.S. thanks to their sweet-and-tart taste and crisp texture, Honeycrisp apples don't come cheap. Here's why.
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5 Foods You Should Avoid Ordering For Delivery
While it might be tempting to order all of your favorite foods and have them delivered directly to your home, there are some foods you should avoid.
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The Official State Snack Food Of Illinois Is Kind Of A No-Brainer
Illinois is the second largest corn grower in the U.S., so it follows that the state's snack is corn-based. We examined what an Illinois corn snack actually is.
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The Official State Snack Food Of Illinois Is Kind Of A No-Brainer
Illinois is the second largest corn grower in the U.S., so it follows that the state's snack is corn-based. We examined what an Illinois corn snack actually is.
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What Makes Chop Suey Different From Chow Mein?
When ordering Chinese takeout, you'll likely find both chow mein and chop suey on the menu. But what are they and, most important, are they even Chinese food?
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Eating Hot Dogs At A Baseball Game Is An American Tradition, But When Did It Start?
Even Americans who aren't fans of baseball know that watching a game often involves eating a hot dog. This ballpark tradition dates back to the late 1800s.
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What Makes Bottled-In-Bond Whiskey Unique?
If you've ever seen the label "bottled in bond" on a bottle of whiskey, you may have wondered what makes the spirit unique. We have the answer.
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The Reason Hot Dogs Are Sometimes Called Franks
Hot dogs go by many names, but perhaps one of the most curious is the "frank." Just how did the well-known sausage get this moniker, and where did it come from?
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Pico De Gallo Vs Salsa: Is There A Difference?
Delicious with tortilla chips, pico de gallo and salsa are both popular condiments. When it comes to categorizing them, though, things get a little complicated.
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The Evolution Of Sour Candy From Vinegar To Warheads Extreme
Sour candies may be incredibly popular today, but people have been enjoying all kinds of pucker-inducing, sharply sweet treats for thousands of years.
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What's The Difference Between A Stromboli And A Calzone?
A stromboli and a calzone may seem very similar, but there are some distinct differences in the preparation and history of these two stuffed breads.
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The Largest Edible Fruit In North America Is One You've Probably Never Heard Of
The largest fruit native to North America is one you won't find in supermarkets, but you can find it growing wild if you live in the right place.
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What's The Difference Between Chili Crisp And Chili Crunch?
Chili crisp is a beloved East Asian condiment with a variety of delicious uses. Here's what you need to know about chili crisp and chili crunch.
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Are You Putting Salami On Cuban Sandwiches? Should You?
When it comes to Cuban sandwiches, people have strong opinions, including about whether to include salami. In Tampa they do, in Miami they don't. Should you?
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Comedian John Candy's Last Meal Was A Simple Italian Classic
Actor and comedian John Candy brought joy to millions through his films, and his last meal before he passed provides a touching glimpse into the man off-screen.
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