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With summer making land upon the beaches, it will soon be time for long days spent with friends having a drink at your local sandy paradise. In preparation for those
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What’s the 4th of July without a little sparkle? Put yourself in the Independence Day spirit by loading your party with as many star-shaped elements as possible—it’s like adding decorative
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If pasta salad didn’t already exist, the first person invited to a potluck picnic would pretty much have to invent it. A cold salad of penne or macaroni, tossed with
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What is the difference between a milkshake and a malt? is a question you might ask your server at any 1950s-style diner or throwback soda fountain, and you might receive
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If you’ve ever cooked with garlic (and really, who hasn’t?) you know that the task of peeling it can be tedious and annoying. Not only is it time-consuming, but it
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Growing up, when my parents brought out the cooler it meant that a fun adventure was about to begin. Usually, this involved a long car ride to my Grandma’s house,
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If you’re having a 4th of July BBQ, then it’s likely you’re stocking the thing with beer, wine, and a little liquor. And if you’re stocking it with beer, wine, and a
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If you’re as indecisive as I am, choosing what to eat for lunch every day of the week can be a stressful or daunting task. With endless options in and
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Summer exerts a pull as compelling as any siren song; the fair weather and the fully blossomed beauty of nature in its prime draws us all outdoors, and dining al
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Trying to eat healthy and save the world at the same time used to be a feat, but now it’s pretty much the norm. An ever-growing number of health-conscious consumers
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Quick, what comes to mind when we say “slow cooker”? Soup? Braised short ribs? True, cold weather is the perfect time to let something comforting simmer away in the Crock-Pot,
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From humble beginnings often come magnificent ends. Case in point: charcuterie. You might have a vague sense that charcuterie refers to “sausages and things;” you might even be aware of
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Ideally, picnic fare is easily portable, not overly messy, and able to be eaten without utensils. Pressed picnic sandwiches definitely fit the bill, as does fried chicken, but if you
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With its multitude of spices, cooking techniques, and regional variations on flavor, Indian cuisine can feel like an intimidating one for home chefs. Luckily, we’ve been blessed with an incredible
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If you’re pondering some last minute Father’s Day dinner ideas, lobster could be the perfect thing. Especially if you live close enough to the sea to get fresh, live lobsters, it’s always
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Chicken is the bird of summer. It’s relatively healthy, grills up fast, and changes its character, depending on what you marinate it with, and how you sauce or glaze it.
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Does learning how to make sushi at home sound intimidating? With this guide, making and mastering homemade sushi is not only easy, but a lot of fun—and most importantly, delicious.
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Now that it’s summertime, you’ve probably found yourself lounging by the fire pit, or maybe you’re basking in the glow of a bonfire down at the beach. No matter what open
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Whether you need to find the perfect gift for the beer lover in your life, or you are the beer lover and want to try new things, look no further
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Today is National Strawberry Shortcake Day, though I probably didn’t have to tell you that. Strawberry shortcake is one of those special summer dishes that never goes out of style and
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Now that the unofficial arrival of summer is here, your weekend schedule is surely jam-packed with backyard barbecues, beach parties, and picnics in the park. And if you’re like any
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