Delaware's Version Of Chicken And Dumplings Looks A Little Different
Delaware's version of chicken and dumplings is probably similar to the one you know and love, however, its dumplings take a somewhat different form.
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Guy Fieri's BBQ Sauces, Ranked Worst To Best
Guy Fieri is known for taking his fans to Flavortown with his barbecue sauces, but which ones are worth your time and which should you pass on?
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Here's How To Properly Season A Blackstone Grill
Whether you're serving up grilled meats or vegetables, your food will definitely taste better once your griddle is properly seasoned. Here's how.
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How The Cuban Dish Palomilla Transforms A Cheap Cut Of Steak
No need to fret about a cheap steak messing with your meal -- the delicious dish palomilla can help turn it into a delectable dinner in no time.
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How Montana Became Home To The Oldest Chinese Restaurant In The Country
In the early 20th century, Montana became home to a Chinese restaurant that is now deemed the oldest in the country. Here's how it all started.
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Up Your Holiday Charcuterie Board Game With Cranberry Mostarda
For the ambitious host and charcuterie board enthusiast who's tried it all, the holidays are the best time for the festive flavors of cranberry mostarda.
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Bird Flu Virus Sparks Raw Milk Recall In California
A California raw milk brand has issued a recall due to a positive bird flu test in the milk. If you have this brand in your home, it's time to toss it out.
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The Genius Way To Check When It's The Best Time To Visit The Grocery Store
Don't waste time showing up at the grocery store when it's packed to the brim with people. Instead, beat the crowds with this handy online feature.
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How Much Caffeine Is In A Starbucks Frappuccino?
Starbucks Frappuccinos can be both sweet and energizing. We looked at a few different sizes and flavors to figure out the caffeine content of these drinks.
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The Soul Food Restaurant Barack Obama Visited When Campaigning In North Carolina
If you love soul food, the South has the best of the best. Here's exactly where you'll find soul food in North Carolina that has presidential approval.
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The Hot Dog Focaccia Hack You Need For An Elevated Game Day Snack
The next time you serve hot dogs at a game day party, swap out the traditional bun for savory focaccia. Here's how (and why) you should try this snack hack.
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The Best Texas Roadhouse Menu Items, Ranked
Although the chain is known for offering high-quality steaks, there are plenty of other menu items that get rave reviews from diners.
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How Long Does Applesauce Last In The Fridge After Opening?
If you're unsure if your open container of applesauce is still fresh, here's when you should eat it by, plus common signs of spoilage to look for.
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The 6-Strand Braiding Technique Produces The Most Defined Challah Bread
The idea of braiding sweet, eggy challah into six strands is daunting. But this TikToker shows us how to keep track of the strands as you twist and turn them.
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Avoid One Mistake In Particular When Making Chocolate Truffles
Chocolate truffles are decadent treats, but you could be making this crucial mistake when you're preparing them. Here's how to make your truffles taste perfect.
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How To Tell When Your Tuna Steak Is Done Cooking
Tuna steak is a tasty cut of fish, but it can be tricky to nail its timing on the stovetop, so we asked an expert for tips on cooking the perfect tuna steak.
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The Worst Store-Bought Marinara Sauce, According To Our Taste Test
Featuring a strong chemical and artificial flavor, we found this brand of marinara sauce to be the worst marinara sauce buy on the market.
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Classic Foolproof Crème Brûlée Recipe
This classic and foolproof crème brûlée recipe walks you through the steps of making the surprisingly simple yet elegant custard-like dessert.
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Why Do People Line Up Outside At Costco Before It Opens?
While Costco is popular, it might surprise you that people often line up outside of the warehouses before they open. There are a few reasons for this.
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What Is Indian Pizza And Who Invented It?
Indian pizza restaurants are popping up in cities around the U.S., but where did the idea come from? Take a look at how this Indian-Italian fusion came about.
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The Crispiest Fries Get Triple Cooked
To get perfectly crispy fries, frying them once simply won't be enough. By using the triple-cooked method, you can get restaurant-quality french fries at home.
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How A Mormon-Inspired Dessert Became A Holiday Tradition In Utah
When it comes to regional desserts, there are few concoctions as curious and eyebrow-raising as this favorite Utah holiday dish. Here's what to know.
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What Happened To Panera Bread's Double Bread Bowl?
In 2019, Panera put double bread bowls, specially designed for two soups (or the chain's signature mac and cheese), on menus. Here's what happened to it.
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How Minnesota's Signature Cocktail, The Bootleg, Got Its Iconic Name
Like many popular cocktails, the Bootleg's history stretches back to the infamous Prohibition-era, and may have even been sipped on by the likes of Al Capone.
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Here's When You Should Absolutely Avoid The Grocery Store
Among the biggest grocery-shopping mistakes isn't just an old saw your mother told you. It's backed by scientific evidence. But there are ways to stop.
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Carla Hall's Tip To Stop Meat From Sticking To The Pan
It can be frustrating when your meat sticks to the pan. However, this chef says that sticking can be prevented if you take the steps that she recommends.
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The Secret To Baking Crispy Falafels In The Air Fryer According To A Pro
If you're looking for the secret to crispy but not crumbly falafel, look no further. Here's a tip for making the absolute tastiest falafel in your air fryer.
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