The Meat Tip You Need When Making Al Pastor At Home
Lucky for you, the perfectly delicious al pastor tacos can easily be made at home with a few easy tricks, including one regarding the meat you use.
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Why The Millionaire Isn't Just One Cocktail
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Baking is a science; there are rules. If you want your biscuits tender and fluffy, make sure to only reroll the dough once! Here's why that's the golden number.
