How To Achieve A Flawless Flavor Balance When Making Sea Salt Ice Cream
Sea salt ice cream gained popularity thanks to a 2005 video game, and there are some tips to keep in mind when making it if you want a flawless flavor balance.
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How Much Boneless Ham Should You Allot Each Dinner Guest?
There's always a holiday around the corner, and with holidays come feasts. If you're making boneless ham, here's how much you should have for everyone.
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What The Color Of Your Steak Fat Really Means
Some steak fat is an off-white or even yellow hue, while other steaks' marbling is a brilliant white color. What do these different fat colors mean?
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The Specific Whisky Sammy Davis Jr. Loved
Sammy Davis Jr. was an all-around star on both the stage and big screen, and his eye for excellence applied to spirits. This Japanese whisky was his favorite.
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12 Red Flags To Look For When Shopping For Beer
It can be hard to choose the best beer with so many types available. Take a look at what experts have to say about the red flags to look for when beer shopping.
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The Fan-Favorite Chicken Wing Flavor That Makes An Excellent Soup Base
This sauce isn’t just for chicken wings; here's how to amplify your standard chicken soup recipe using the spicy sauce as a bold, flavorful base.
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Which Pastry Is Best For Steak Pie?
Wondering which pastry holds up best in a hearty steak pie? From flaky puff pastry to buttery shortcrust, here's how each one affects texture and flavor.
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The Popular Fruit Ree Drummond Calls Her Least Favorite
Meet the fruit that gives The Pioneer Woman scary nightmares. It's one that she has loathed since childhood and still wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole.
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20 European Chocolate Brands Every Sweets Lover Should Know
If you're a lover of sweets, you likely know your chocolate. Here are 20 European brands to add to your shopping list to quell your craving.
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Why You Might Want To Skip The Spicy Tuna Rolls At A Sushi Restaurant
Here's why you might want to skip the spicy tuna roll the next time you go out for sushi, and how to tell if the tuna you're served is fresh.
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How Did Monkey Bread Get Its Name?
Learn where monkey bread got its curious name and how this sticky, pull-apart treat became a beloved staple at breakfast tables and holiday gatherings.
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Can You Use Half And Half To Make Alfredo Sauce?
If you've got a hankering for creamy Alfredo sauce but you only have half and half on hand, can you still make it taste good? Here's what an expert has to say.
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You've Heard Of Sushi Burritos. Now Get Ready For Sushi Pizza
Here's where the trendy sushi pizza came from, and how you can make this creative fusion dish at home for a fun twist on two classic favorites.
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French Dip Sandwich Vs Italian Beef: What's The Difference?
Whether you've eaten one or both or only heard of them, there's no doubt that French dips and Italian beef sandwiches are iconic. Here's how they're different.
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What Happens If You Use Honey In Sourdough Bread?
It's called sourdough, right? So it sure seems like adding honey would be the opposite of what you'd want to do. But is that really the case?
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US Vs Canada: Who Drinks More Whiskey?
Whiskey (or whisky in Canada) is among the most popular spirits in both America and Canada, but only one country can drink more than the other.
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The Best Red Wine To Use For Beef Stew
Red wine is an integrel ingredient to the best beef stews, but not all red wine can be used to the same high-quality effect. Here's the best red wine to use.
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You're Only 3 Ingredients Away From The Iconic Bees Knees Cocktail
Some alcoholic beverages include a long list of ingredients, but you only need three things to make a Bee's Knees. Here's how to whip up the classic cocktail.
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Where Did The Tradition Of Easter Candy Originate?
Though it's now an accepted part of Easter, the relationship between chocolate, marshmallows, and jelly beans with the holiday has a murky origin tale.
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The Best Storage Method To Preserve Fresh Thyme
Fresh thyme is an easy upgrade to add to your recipes, but fresh thyme eventually expires. Thankfully, you can extend thyme's lifespan with this storage method.
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If You're A Fan Of California Sushi Rolls, There's Another One You Have To Try
Love California rolls? Meet their East Coast cousin, which offers similar ingredients and familiar flavors without the addition of raw fish.
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Does Sugar-Free Ketchup Taste Different From Regular Ketchup?
Wondering how sugar-free ketchup stacks up to the regular kind? Here's how the use of artificial sweeteners affects both the taste and texture.
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Krill Vs Shrimp: What's The Difference?
Krill and shrimp may have vaguely similar body shapes, but they're separated by a world of differences in terms of anatomy and human consumption.
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How These 12 Types Of Onions Differ
Onions are the foundation of many savory dishes, but there's more to the staple than meets the eye. Here's how various types compare and when to use which.
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Your Soda Can Owes Its Flavor And Freshness To The Protective Plastic Lining Inside
Did you know that most aluminum soda cans contain a plastic lining on the inside? Believe it or not, it helps preserve your drink.
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Why Pork Became The Star Ingredient In This Beloved European Pie
Pork is a malleable ingredient that works well in many dishes. It's also the star ingredient of this European pie, with a fascinating history as to why.
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Why Happy Hour Is Banned In Ireland
Happy hour's practically unheard of in Ireland. And it's not that the Irish have something against cheap booze and appetizers — they're simply not allowed to.
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