Bacon Is The Secret To The Best Pork Chops Of Your Life
The biggest threat to ruining your pork chops is making them too dry, but just a few strips of bacon can keep the meat moist and tender.
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How Eggs Completely Transform A Bitter Cup Of Coffee
Adding an egg to coffee grounds can help reduce acidity for a smoother, more balanced brew. Here's how this unusual ingredient makes a better morning cup.
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The Georgia Fast Food Chain That Actually Has Its Own Museum
While fast food has become a staple of American culture, it's not every fast food chain that has its own museum. That honor goes to one Georgia chain.
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What Fruits Are In Season During Fall?
Even after the bountiful fruit season of summer has passed, over a dozen well-known fruits are in season in the fall. Look for fresh apples, pears, and figs.
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Why Aren't You Marinating Your Hot Dogs?
There are nearly endless ways to spruce up your hot dogs with toppings, but if you're not marinating your franks you're missing out on a ton of flavor.
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How To Best Cut And Prepare A Dragon Fruit
Dragon fruit can come off as an exotic fruit that is difficult to use. However, learning how to cut and prepare it can help you enhance snack time at home.
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What The Blue Fish Label On Canned Tuna Really Means
If you've ever taken a look at the cans of tuna lining grocery store shelves, you may have noticed a label depicting a blue fish. Here's what it means.
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Bad Grocery Stores Will Usually Have One Red Flag In Common
Not all grocery stores are created (or cared for) equally. You should be wary about where you're shopping if you notice these issues with cleanliness.
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The Best Food To Eat Before Fasting For Yom Kippur
When you're staring down a 25-hour-long stretch of fasting for Yom Kippur, you want to be as prepared as possible. Here's what to eat before you observe.
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Why You Should Eat Cranberries On Indigenous Peoples' Day
Many Americans enjoy cranberries for Thanksgiving and Christmas feasts, but the tart berry has special connections to the land's Indigenous populations.
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The Salty Condiment Martha Stewart Swears By For A Picnic-Worthy Sandwich
Making sandwiches for a picnic? Delicious with cold cuts or cheese, this Mediterranean condiment has received high praise from Martha Stewart.
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What Makes Jerusalem Bagels Unique?
If you're already a fan of the American and Canadian style of making bagels, you should know about what makes Jerusalem bagels so different.
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The 14 Best Food Cities In The World
There may be an abundance of new food to try when you travel, but which cities have the best cuisine? Here are the 14 top cities in the world for foodies.
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The Best Way To Freeze Individual Cake Slices For A Sweet Treat Any Time
No need to wait for a party to bake a whole cake -- you can easily freeze separate cake slices for a perfect dessert you can enjoy any time.
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Burgers Are Even Better In Your Cast Iron
There's nothing like a juicy, perfectly cooked burger. While your first thought may be to fire up the grill, there's a better way for the best burgers ever.
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Yes, You Can Grill Eggs — Here's How
Grilled eggs are a favorite snack in many parts of the world, and they're shockingly easy to make. Here's how to whip them up and how to eat them.
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Turn Salad Into Delicious, Savory Granita With Help From Your Freezer
Granita is a frozen, shaved meal made up of usually sweet ingredients. But we'll show you a delicious savory twist to this meal by freezing salad ingredients.
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Prue Leith's Pro Tips For Avoiding The Dreaded Soggy Bottom
Despite how amusing the term is, a soggy bottom makes you the butt of a bad food joke. However, Prue Leith has ways to nip that issue in the bud.
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Expert-Approved Tips For Mixing Alcohol With Apple Cider
Fall ushers in a new flavor palette, especially for cocktails. So, we spoke to an expert who advised us on mixing alcohol with the fall staple apple cider.
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Gelatin Is Key To Making Homemade Ice Cream With A Luxurious Texture
Homemade ice cream can get gritty, but you can make it taste more like the top-tier pro stuff with the addition of texture-rescuing gelatin.
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The Practical Reason Tortilla Chips Were Invented
The origin of these delicious chips can be traced back to Los Angeles in the 1940s for a very specific reason.
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The Trader Joe's Freezer Item That's The Perfect Base For Your Creative Snacks
Trader Joe's sells all kinds of delicious (and often niche) products. This frozen food item is especially worth stocking up on for quick and tasty snacks.
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McDonald's Chicken Big Mac Review: Worth Crossing The Road For, But It Might Not Wow You
For the first time, McDonald's has released a chicken version of its signature Big Mac to U.S. diners. Chowhound hit the local Golden Arches to give it a try.
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What Type Of Liquor Is Hennessy Anyway?
Hennessy is such an iconic and popular name brand alcohol that there's a good chance most people often forget what kind of liquor it even is.
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Review: Impossible Corn Dogs Are (Almost) Like The Real Thing
Impossible has just released a new corn dog product. Chowhound was on the scene to try it and give a review so you can decide whether or not it's worth the buy.
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Give Your Grilled Cheese A Dessert Twist With The Help Of Nutella
You can easily make a sweet twist to your grilled cheese sandwich by adding some Nutella. A sweet grilled cheese is a great dessert you can experiment with.
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Should You Pour Your Canned Guinness Into A Glass?
Guinness is traditionally poured from a draught pump and into a pint glass. But what if all you've got is a can of Guinness? We spoke to an expert to guide us.
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