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Americans were satisfied and excited to grab their Grinch meals at McDonald's -- until social media users posted photos of the menu they got in the UK.
Read MoreAnne Burrell provided fans with countless essential cooking tips over the years. We're honoring her memory by looking back at some of our favorites.
Read MoreFrom oysters to roasted nuts, New York City has a long history of curbside dining -- and starting December 6, this exhibit in Dumbo is celebrating all of it.
Read MoreYou shouldn't just toss any piece of meat into pot roast. For the most flavorful and tender result, follow Alex Guarnaschelli's advice and use these lean cuts.
Read MoreWith so many options, it can be hard to choose a cut of steak. This Brazilian favorite balances juiciness, tenderness, and fat for a buttery cut.
Read MoreFast casual pizza was all the rage for a while, competing even with the most established chains. But the industry is struggling and one pioneer is disappearing.
Read MoreThe prices of food keep going up, but the Costco hot dog combo stays stands firmly at $1.50. Here's the philosophy behind the inexpensive franks.
Read MoreAt home, using copious amounts of steak sauce is encouraged. But when dining on a prime cut at a steakhouse, expectations for the meal are different.
Read MoreWhile you might think you've perfected pot roast, adding a few dashes of this retro ingredient to your recipe can transform flavors and aesthetics tenfold.
Read MoreBasil plant not growing as you hoped it would? Select pots and planters carefully for a healthier and more abundant yield.
Read MoreBaking a cobbler can be a pretty straightforward process, but there are still pitfalls to avoid. An expert gives us some tips to prep the fruit.
Read MoreJuicy slow-cooked ribs are one of the great joys of barbecued food, but if you're looking for the meatiest type, take the tips of an expert pitmaster.
Read MoreMake sure to check UPCs and best-buy dates on these Boar's Head items that have been recalled due to potential listeria contamination.
Read MoreHealthy foods don't always taste great, nor are they always great for your wallet -- but this powerhouse ingredient for is cheap, delicious, and nutritious.
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There's a tiny bar with big appeal on the legendary Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles. Find out what sets it apart.
Read MoreOne specific kind of Jeni's Splendid Ice Cream is being recalled, so check your freezer before indulging.
Read MoreKing's Hawaiian is breathing new life into a classic holiday tradition. Learn where you can find these unusual gingerbread houses.
Read MoreCrafting the ultimate Italian sub is no easy feat. Once you've discovered the perfect combination of toppings, assembly is everything to prevent a soggy mess.
Read MoreBeef stew is a fairly hands-off dish, but there's one simple prep step you shouldn't miss that could make or break it — and it has to do with the meat.
Read MoreThe easiest way to avoid overcooking prime rib doesn't take much. In fact, with this straightforward cooking tip, you'll never make a dry roast again.
Read MoreBefore you place your order while dining out, be aware of how you might be accidentally harming your favorite restaurant.
Read MoreThe craft beer industry has taken another hit recently with the complete closure of Rogue Ales, which included everything from pubs to its brewery.
Read MoreIf steak is what you want, barbecue and grilling expert Steven Raichlen recommends trying this steak before moving on to other cuts.
Read MoreNostalgia is a powerful motivator, and that's certainly true when it comes to certain retro dinners like this one that's making a comeback.
Read MoreAlthough any and all types of honey will eventually crystallize, raw renditions form granules more quickly for one key reason.
Read MoreGordon Ramsay is known for his sharp tongue and easy critique of restaurants, but some leave him speechless. This NYC steakhouse is among his favorites.
Read MoreTreating yourself to a seasonal drink at Starbucks is one of the best parts of the holidays, but you still want to watch the sugar. Which one has the least?
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