The Crucial Tip For Picking The Best Chicken At The Grocery Store
It can be tough choosing the best chicken at the supermarket. Professional chefs know what to look for, and they've shared some expert poultry picking advice.
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Butter Vs. Foam Cakes: What's The Difference?
Butter cakes and foam cakes are actually very different, and mixing up the two could turn a birthday party into a sprinkle-coated nightmare!
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The Party Appetizer Faux Pas Ina Garten Just Can't Stand
Here's how to make sure the appetizers at your next party are up to Ina Garten's standards, just don't make this crucial mistake when creating your menu.
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What We Can Learn About Eating At A Buffet From Anthony Bourdain's Trip To Sizzler
The great, late chef Anthony Bourdain found lots to love about Sizzler when visiting with artist David Choe, including this excellent strategy for the buffet.
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10 Celebrity Chefs' Sandwich Orders
Even celebrity chefs have their favorites when it comes to food as simple as sandwiches. Here are the preferred sandwich orders of 10 stars.
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Appalachia's Killed Lettuce Is A Whole New Take On Salad
Appalachia's unique take on salad only calls for a few ingredients and utilizes an unusual method to achieve surprising and delicious results.
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Despite The Buttery Taste And Appearance, Some Movie Theater Popcorn Is Actually Vegan — Here's Why
It might surprise you, but despite the buttery taste and appearance, some movie theater popcorn is actually vegan. And there are a few reasons why.
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These 15 Snacks And Foods Secretly Have Pork Hidden In Them
It may come as a surprise, but many popular snacks and foods contain unexpected sources of pork. Whether for texture or flavor, here's what to look out for.
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5 Old School Sugary Drinks Kids Will Never Have Again
From Fruitopia to Surge, these sugary drinks are relics of a bygone era. Here are five throwback beverages that have disappeared from store shelves.
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Here's What Makes Ohio's Iconic Columbus-Style Pizza Different From A Regular Slice
A little-known addition to the pantheon of American regional pizza styles can be found in Columbus, Ohio, and it has a few quirky signature ingredients.
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Sunny Anderson's Favorite Comfort Foods Stem From Being A Self-Proclaimed 'Military Brat'
Sunny Anderson knows all there is to know about comfort foods. Some of her favorite comfort dishes stem from her days of being a military brat overseas.
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The Canned Tomatoes Bobby Flay Insists On
When Bobby Flay insists on a type and brand of canned tomatoes, it's best to listen. Grab some of your own and you can make amazing tomato sauces just like him.
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Insulated Vs Glass Coffee Carafes: Which Keeps Coffee Hotter?
When it comes to insulated versus glass carafes, an important question remains for coffee obsessives: which ones keep your coffee hotter? Here's what to know.
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14 Dessert Sandwiches You Need To Try At Least Once
From whoopie pies to colorful Japanese fruit sandos, these are irresistible dessert sandwiches everyone should taste if you love sweet treats.
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Here's What Happens When You Use The Wrong Fat To Cook Veal Steak
Similar to cooking beef steak, some fats are better than others for cooking veal steak. Using the wrong kind of fat can have some nasty consequences.
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What Are Tijuana-Style Tacos?
Tijuana, on the West Coast near the California border, boasts a unique and delicious street taco that's becoming all the rage in Mexico and the U.S., too.
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The Butter Hack From WWII That Makes A Pound Last Twice As Long
Butter is one of those ingredients you don't want to be caught short on when you need it. Fortunately, this butter hack from WWII can double your butter.
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The Time Burger King And KFC Teamed Up For 'The Collab Of The Century'
It's not every day that two fast food companies join forces, let alone collaborate creatively to any extent. Yet that's exactly what Burger King and KFC did.
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The Country That Produces The Most Maple Syrup And Stores It Like Gold
Do you know which country produces the most maple syrup every year? It also has one of the strongest methods of storing and selling the liquid gold treat.
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That Time Bobby Flay Bet His Friends He Could Cook A Dish Without Using Any Salt Or Chiles
Chef Bobby Flay is known for his love of heat, which is why his friends challenged him to cook without two key seasonings on an episode of "Beat Bobby Flay."
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Can Those Little Panda Express Boxes Be Microwaved?
Panda Express is always good, even when cold. But, if you want to enjoy your leftovers hot, here's what you should know about microwaving Panda Express's boxes.
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Henry Ford Ate Weeds For Lunch — Yes, Seriously
Yes, you read that correctly! Henry Ford, celebrated for being the founder of the Ford Motor Company and his innovation in automobiles, ate weeds for lunch.
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Ward Off Stink Bugs Forever With The Budget-Friendly Solution Hiding In Your Pantry
Stink bugs are a hassle if even one gets in your home. Rather than using expensive solutions, try this budget-friendly option you already have in your pantry.
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How To Order Food At A Sushi Restaurant So You Look Like A Pro
If you're new to ordering at a sushi restaurant, you may be wondering the ins and outs of the menu. Here's how to order sushi so you look like a pro.
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The Flower That's Surprisingly Delicious When Fried
While you can't eat every single flower that blooms in your garden, this type in particular is surprisingly delicious when battered and fried.
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Why Wedding Cakes Are Traditionally White
While many wedding traditions have become habitual, have you ever wondered why white is most betrothed couples' color of choice when it comes to the cake?
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Freeze-Dried Candy Explained: What It Is And How To Make It At Home
Freeze-drying candy is an excellent method to try old favorites in an exciting new way. Here's everything you need to know to do it at home.
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