Where Anthony Bourdain Ate Italian Beef On Every Trip To Chicago
Anthony Bourdain knew that the Italian beef sandwich is a cornerstone of the Chicago culinary world. Here's where he always went for one in Chi-Town.
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The Most Useful Dollar Tree Kitchen Buy Isn't In The Aisle You'd Expect
Dollar Tree carries a plethora of useful buys for the kitchen, but one of the most functional is in an aisle you'd never expect to hold a DIY kitchen item.
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How The Betty Crocker Cookbook Did Potato Salad A Little Differently
It feels like there are as many potato salad recipes out there as there are people, but Betty Crocker's old recipe is certainly unique amongst them.
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What You Should Know Before Using The Snake Method To Smoke Brisket
Smoking brisket is a labor of love with plenty of tips and tricks to make it easier and more flavorful. The snake method of smoking brisket is a great one.
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Keep Your Avocados Pristine Green With This Clever Viral Tip
Do your sliced avocados go bad before you're ready to enjoy them? Keep them fresher for longer by slicing them using this nifty, viral TikTok hack.
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Give Rice The Best Texture With A Pantry Ingredient You Already Own
If your rice tends to clump together and taste bland, a simple addition sitting in your pantry is the missing ingredient to elevate its flavor and texture.
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Perfect Your Homemade Caramel Recipe With This Unexpected Savory Addition
Want to give your homemade caramel a slightly salted flavor? Take the sauce to the next level by adding this savory, umami ingredient.
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The Easy Hack To Get Your Cucumbers To Soak Up More Salad Dressing
Use this simple hack for much more flavorful cucumber slices in your salad. This trick will allow them to soak up the most dressing for a burst of flavor.
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You're Not Making Nearly Enough Of These On Your Grill, According To Kraft
According to Kraft, the company behind our favorite cheese slices, there's an everyday meal that we aren't making enough of by utilizing the grill.
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The Simple Yet Delicious Way To Use Trader Joe's Cookie Butter
Trader Joe's delectable cookie butter doesn't need to be complicated. In fact, use it in this simple recipe to easily turn a mundane meal into a fantastic one.
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Texas Roadhouse In The Middle East: How The Menu Differs From America
While Texas Roadhouse is named after an American state, the chain restaurant has locations in four Middle Eastern countries. Here's what the menu is like.
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The Tangy Steak Sandwich Topping That Brings A Korean Flair To Your Meal
Wondering how to turn leftover steak into a five-star sandwich? There's a classic Korean side dish that brings the heat and crunch you've been missing.
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What To Keep In Mind When Creating Your Own Recipes
Creating your own recipes is a great way to flex your culinary skills and impress your friends and family. Just keep these tips in mind before you start.
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How Texas Proved A Cheap Beer Can Be Just As Tasty As A Craft Brew
Not everything is bigger in Texas, including this brew's price and taste. But it didn't need bold flavors to finish high in our ranking of cheap beer brands.
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9 Best Pizza Stones, According To Customer Reviews
Using a pizza stone can take your homemade pizza game to the next level. We've rounded up the best pizza stones available, according to customer reviews.
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Longhorn Steakhouse Shares A Parent Company With This High-End Steakhouse Chain
This restaurant group owns a handful of chains, including Longhorn Steakhouse, known for affordability, and a pricey steak spot popular for special occasions.
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The Affogato Variation You're Going To Want To Make All Summer Long
Many people enjoy an affogato for its stimulating mix of espresso and ice cream, but there's summery version you should try and it stars this ingredient.
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The Reason Costco Constantly Shuffles Its Aisles
Have you ever stopped at Costco for a few things, only to discover your favorite items were moved? Here's why the retailer routinely switches up its aisles.
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Make The Easiest Gummy Candy Of Your Life With 2 Ingredients You Already Have
Whether you're a fan of fruit snacks or sweet and sour gummy candy, here's how to make a simple, healthy version at home using only two ingredients.
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Use This Part Of A Cucumber To Protect Houseplants From Annoying Pests
Despite being indoors, houseplants are susceptible to being plagued by insects. Luckily, those cooling cucumbers can come to the rescue to keep pesky bugs away.
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The Stylish, Space-Saving Dining Table That Can Double Seating In Seconds
Don't have the space for a big dining table but want to be able to seat all your guests? This type of dining table can easily fit up to 12 people when needed.
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The Sneaky Way Hotels Know If You Use The Minibar
Hotel minibars are full of tempting drinks and snacks, but how can establishments tell if you grabbed one, whether you consumed it or not? Here's what to know.
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How To Sift Flour Without A Sifter, Sieve, Or Strainer
Sifting is an important step that can aerate flour and break up any lumps. But you don't always need a special tool like a sifter or sieve to get the job done.
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The Worst Ingredient A Bartender Can Use In A Whiskey Sour, According To Ina Garten
A whiskey sour is a simple drink, which means the quality of ingredients you use is important. And according to the Barefoot Contessa, this mistake can ruin it.
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Keep Cockroaches Out Of Your Kitchen With This Natural Ingredient You Already Own
Looking for a natural remedy to take care of those cockroaches infesting your kitchen? Look no further than your pantry; it likely already has what you need.
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Fans Say Häagen-Dazs Got This Chocolate Ice Cream Right, But It Was Dropped Anyway
Häagen-Dazs has launched and discontinued dozens of ice cream flavors over the years, but there's one coffee-infused variant that fans just can't forget.
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Never Store Leftover Baked Potato In Aluminum Foil. Here's Why
You might not think twice before neatly covering that baked spud in a sheet of foil and popping it in the fridge. But doing so can be dangerous.
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