If you have your own espresso machine for your daily latte, you should know you don't have long between pulling a shot and drinking it for optimal quality.
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Elvis Presley had very specific tastes when it came to food. When he liked something, you knew it. That includes the hot dogs at this Florida restaurant.
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This New York City bar developed a Champagne and apple brandy cocktail named after Marilyn Monroe, and the idea started with one iconic movie scene.
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The oldest pizza chain in the U.S. has a rich history beginning after World War II, and you can still dine at many of its locations to this day.
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In 2002, Anthony Bourdain had the honor of dining at The French Laundry, helmed by Thomas Keller. Keller created a dish just for Bourdain that made him blush.
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There are many chocolates on the market, all at varying qualities. Some of the best, fine and premium, are similar in some ways, but different where it counts.
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When you see brown sugar called for in a recipe, there's one safe assumption you can make about the ingredient. Ignore this, and your ratios could be off.
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One of Anthony Bourdain's favorite food cities intersects ancient and modern culinary traditions, and it's a must-visit destination for any foodie.
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Ground beef simmered in a sweet and savory sauce is the most crucial part of a sloppy Joe. For the best version of the hearty sandwich, use this type of beef.
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Pizza comes in many shapes and sizes, not to mention the nigh infinite amount of recipes. Plus, pizza types can change over the years, just like this one did.
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While history is full of celebrity beefs, the origin story of steak Sinatra doesn't include any Hollywood tussles. But is it related to Ol' Blue Eyes?
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Maine and spiny lobsters are the two types of this popular crustacean that you'll often find on menus. What are the biggest differences between the two?
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Many items get better with age, and that goes double for vintage knives. If you happen to have one or two of this type of classic knife, you could get a haul.
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You might go for a greasy fry-up or a takeout pizza to cure a hangover. But one of the best foods to eat the day after drinking is something else entirely.
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Sonic doesn't just serve burgers, shakes, and hot dogs; it offers a wide breakfast menu for your morning needs. But can you get Sonic breakfast all day long?
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Spice level is a subjective matter, but some foods can be hot enough to make an entire country ponder on their legality. Such was the case with this noodle.
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While some of these rules are still followed in fine dining settings, many of them have become antiquated as society has become less formal as a whole.
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Whether you're a seasoned gardener or have a newly discovered green thumb, it's important to make sure that you plant your garden with companion plants in mind.
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Philadelphia's tomato pie is more than your average pizza. Dive into the history behind this Philly classic, and learn how to prepare it at home.
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Martha Stewart can surely whip up some mayonnaise from scratch, but there's one popular store-bought brand she turns to for an instant scoop.
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We asked the experts how cook, eat, and store quinoa, an exceptionally versatile and healthy superfood that pairs well with both savory and sweet flavors.
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Seeing a sizzling, steaming platter of Chili's fajitas is an iconic experience at this chain eatery. You might be surprised by what causes the showy effect.
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Ray Charles loved good, old-fashioned Southern cooking. This restaurant chain served what he described as the best chicken fried steak he'd ever had.
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During the Great Depression, families had to make their ingredients last, and this sandwich was a resourceful way of stretching leftovers for multiple meals.
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If you thought fast food drinks would taste better as cocktails, then you can celebrate. Find out which fast food beverages could be upgraded with some liquor.
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This open-face sandwich from the 1960s is a recipe for a soggy disaster. Here's why it flops, and how to give it a modern twist for a sandwich that's tasty.
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Both are bright red spices made from chili peppers, but that's where the similarities between gochujang and gochugaru end. Here's what makes them different.
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