Should Coffee Cocktails Be Shaken Or Stirred?
We all know how James Bond feels on the general subject of shaking versus stirring, but when it comes to coffee cocktails should they be shaken or stirred?
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How Sweet And Sour Sauce Became A Staple Of Chinese American Cuisine
Although what we think of as sweet and sour sauce isn't traditionally Chinese food, the beloved gooey dip is a staple of Chinese American cuisine. -
What Makes Old Carter Bourbon So Pricey?
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Nespresso Vertuo Creatista Vs Lattissima: What's The Difference?
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Black Vs White Russian Cocktails: What's The Difference?
"The Big Lebowski" gave pop-cultural staying power to the white Russian cocktail, but do you know what sets it apart from the black Russian? -
Is There Any Difference Between Lardons And Pancetta?
Both lardons and pancetta offer up delicious salty pork flavor to dishes, but what separates the two different meats from each other? -
Opt For Gin Over Vodka To Complement The Sweetness Of Your Lychee Martini
Vodka might be the standard liquor for a martini, but it isn't the only option. Gin works wonders, especially in a sweeter martini with a flavor like lychee. -
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The Technique That Makes Aburi Salmon Different From Regular Nigiri
There are many different kinds of sushi made in different ways, and for aburi salmon it's a specific technique that makes it different from regular nigiri. -
Consider Brandy As A Substitute For Bourbon In Your Next Bake
Both bourbon and brandy are sweet and barrel-aged, so if you need a replacement in your bourbon baking recipe, consider reaching for the brandy. -
The Nespresso Coffee Pod Flavor You Shouldn't Waste Money On
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Why You Should Think Twice About Putting Folgers Coffee On Your Grocery List
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Orange Satchmo: The Sazerac-Inspired Cocktail Named After Louis Armstrong
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How To Know What Temperature Beer Should Be Served At
Among the array of beer brands and types, it can seem daunting to deduce what temperature to serve your favorite brew at. However, it's not that complicated.
