Why The Flat Whisk Will Be Your New Favorite Kitchen Tool
Whether a dough or danish, a whisk will do a great job of cutting through thick or heavy batters, but the classic kitchen tool has a pretty awesome variant.
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Stories By Haldan Kirsch
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The Absolute Best Ways To Reheat Tamales
Tamales are delicious and super customizable, so it's no surprise if you make too many and have extra in the fridge or freezer. But how should you reheat them?
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This Is The Ideal Temperature For Perfectly Cooked Pork
Overcooking pork can take remove moisture and ruin the flavor of the meat. Undercooking it can cause illness. Here's what temperature you should cook your pork.
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The Real Reason You Actually Do Need A Meat Thermometer
There are so many kitchen gadgets and accessories it can be overwhelming. But we're certain that one tool you must have is a meat thermometer.
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Stop Worrying About Cooking With A Wooden Spoon
Wood surfaces have a habit of absorbing oils and liquids from whatever foods they come in contact with due to their porous nature.
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Should Raisins Ever Be Refrigerated?
Because they are dried, raisins are quite shelf-stable, but are they "fridge stable?" We'll let you know if storing raisins in the refrigerator is a good move.
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Why You're About To See More Sugar On Grocery Store Shelves
If you've had trouble finding enough sugar for all of your favorite baked goods this year, you're not alone. But relief might be just around the corner.
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The Difference Between Farmed And Wild Catfish
Shoppers who choose farm-raised or wild-caught catfish may not know the difference between the two methods. Here's what you should know before purchasing.
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The Reason Lentils Are Often Used As A Meat Substitute
It's never a bad idea to work more vegetables into your diet. Lentils might be the perfect choice to substitute for meat in your favorite dishes.
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The Royal Wedding That Popularized Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream
Mint chocolate chip is best known as an ice cream flavor, but that wasn't always the case. Here's the royal wedding that popularized the famous ice cream.
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How A Bottle Of Whiskey Helped Bring Down A Drug Smuggler
Lithuanian national and Irish resident Edmundas Bruzas was stopped by border guards on March 25 for an inspection of his truck as he entered the U.K.
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WhistlePig's New Boss Hog Edition Is Inspired By Greek Mythology
WhistlePig's latest edition of Boss Hog has Greek flavor notes for a new blend of tastes and features collectible toppers inspired by Greek mythology.
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Can You Heat Up Overnight Oats?
A chilled bowl of oatmeal might not scratch the same itch on a cold morning as a classic porridge. So, can you heat overnight oats without ruining them?
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The Devastating Death Of Renowned Chef Michael Ginor
The food world was shocked earlier this week when it was confirmed that award-winning chef, writer, and restaurateur Michael Ginor had died.
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Culver's Is Bringing Back A Beloved Cheese-Filled Burger For A Short Time
The fast food chain, Culver's, has a menu that defines staples of MidWest cuisine. The company recently announced the limited return of a beloved cheesy burger.
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This Country Imports The Most Coffee In Europe
Coffee is not only a favorite caffeinated pick-me-up, but also important in many countries. Here is the country in Europe that imports the most coffee.
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The Game-Changing Method For Perfectly Fluffy Pancakes
Pancakes are a great way to welcome in the weekend but sometimes they can be a little lackluster. This game-changer will keep them nice and fluffy everytime.
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Why It's A Bad Idea To Reuse Leftover Marinade
Using your marinade for anything else after it has been in contact with your selected meat is a bad choice.
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Lupini: The Italian Beans That Pack A Protein Punch
Lupini are also a great snack, topping, or ingredient to be used in a variety of dishes, and are definitely a legume you'll want to know better.
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The Real Reason You Should Cook Fish Over Citrus
Fish and citrus fruits are a classic combo that instantly summons back memories of summer days. Here's why you should cook your fish over citrus.
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Why You Shouldn't Put Travel Mugs In The Dishwasher
A sink full of plates and glasses can usually get loaded into your dishwasher and come out looking spotless. But there are also items you should wash by hand.
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The Real Reason It Takes So Long To Cook Steel-Cut Oats
It is steel-cut that are most known for their chewy texture, high fiber, and unfortunately, their long cooking times.
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What Does It Mean If Your Beer Bubbles Downward When Poured?
In stouts, like Guinness, whose bubbles contain nitrogen, the bubbles often head downward during the pour process.
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Why It May Be Dangerous To Can Your Own Pumpkin
Canning food is a great way to preserve most fruits and vegetables, but you'll have to can pumpkin carefully.
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What You Need To Know About The Vidalia Onion Recall
The recalled onions were sold in certain Publix and Wegmans grocery stores and are being recalled after listeria monocytogenes were found on a packing line.
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New Study Shows How Much Food Transport Contributes To Emissions
Food systems contribute to global greenhouse gas emissions and a new study further proves how our eating habits affect the environment. Here's what to know.
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The Best Ways To Cook Tuna Steak Without It Drying Out
Tuna may seem like a simple fish to prepare, but there's be more to cooking the popular fish than you think. Here are some of the best ways to cook tuna steak.
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