Hawaii's Butter Mochi Is The Sweet, Chewy Treat You've Been After
A butter mochi recipe popular in Hawaii takes from Japanese and Philipino rice cakes, but this snack is a unique and delicious treat all of its own.
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A Sweet Way To Use Up Leftover Halloween Candy This Holiday Season
With all these treats kicking around, it's impossible to eat them all at once. So, here's a sweet way to use up leftover Halloween candy this holiday season.
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Mentaiko: The Spicy Roe For People Who Don't Love The Taste Of Fish
As ironic as it may sound, we now live in a world where it is actually possible to enjoy eating fish without liking the taste of fish itself. Enter mentaiko.
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Why It Pays To Sous Vide Carrots
Next time you feel like roasting or sautéing a batch of carrots, skip these methods and try your hands at the sous vide technique.
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The Chilly Trick For Removing Extra Grease From Stew
Sometimes, grandparents really do know what's best when it comes to cooking, and that seems to be especially true for removing excess grease from stews.
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J. Kenji López-Alt's Unexpected Addition For Crispier General Tso's Chicken
General Tso's chicken can become extra crispy with this unexpected addition to your recipe. Here's why you should try J. Kenji López-Alt's spin on a classic.
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14 Tips You Need When Baking Pie This Thanksgiving
There's no proper Thanksgiving dinner spread without pie. Here are some of our favorite tips to make better pies - no matter if you choose pecan over pumpkin.
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Heritage Vs. Commercial Chicken: What's The Difference?
Chicken is not all created equal. Between commercial and heritage-raised birds — in terms of texture — one of these birds consistently comes out ahead.
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The Easy Way Ina Garten Boosts The Flavor Of Chicken Stock
Standing out on its own in an appetizer of consommé, soothing the sick as broth, or thickening dishes like chicken pot pie, chicken stock a staple.
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The Trick For Making The Most Out Of A Cheap Cut Of Roast Beef
There are ways to ensure that you get an optimal outcome if you use cheap roast beef and it all comes down to some prep work and an inexpensive gadget.
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Hydrox Cookies Vs. Oreos: What's The Difference?
Though both cookies appear visually similar and base themselves on the same flavor notes, how similar are they actually? Here's how to spot the difference.
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13 Vegan Items At Panera Bread, Ranked From Worst To Best
Panera Bread offers a number of vegan options, but how many are actually worth ordering?
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Tips For A Flawless Drip Icing Effect On Your Cake
A drip cake is one that includes a thin icing or ganache literally dripping down the edges of a cake. Here's how to do this creative technique yourself.
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The Trick For Getting A Proper Char On Frozen Vegetables
Most people warm frozen veggies up in the microwave, but it's possible to char them on the stove. Here's a trick for getting a proper char on frozen veggies.
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The Best Type Of Bread To Add More Protein To Your Diet
While sourdough often gets a reputation for being the healthiest bread, there's another type that reigns supreme when it comes to protein content.
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What To Look For When Buying Guava
Despite how heavenly they may taste, it can be overwhelming to shop for guava. Here are some tips that will make buying it much easier.
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Top Chef's Gail Simmons Brings Out The Best Of The Fall - Exclusive Interview
Gail Simmons is a big fan of this season. The "Top Chef" host told Tasting Table what happens in her kitchen during the fall and winter months.
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What Makes Artisan Bread Special?
While it might just seem like a marketing buzzword, artisan provisions do follow specific criteria that play a role in making them such a unique offering.
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The Type Of Desserts That Turn Out The Best On The Grill
When it comes to desserts, there are certain types that lend themselves better to the grill than others. Here's how to make the perfect dessert on the grill.
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The Possible Reason Hydrox Cookies Fell Out Of Favor
Hydrox cookies are the OG sandwich cookie with Oreos arriving on the scene four years later. Still, Oreos became more popular and this might be the reason.
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New Cookbook Diasporican Highlights The Rich History Of Puerto Rican Cuisine
In her new cookbook, Disasporican, Illyanna Maisonet shares the rich history and tradition of Puerto Rican cuisine along with her own unique take on dishes.
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What Makes Maryland Fried Chicken Unique?
Fried chicken is a meal that's made all around the globe. But make sure you exhaust all the domestic varieties and sample this Maryland fried chicken.
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How Ina Garten Keeps Leftovers Exciting
While "Barefoot Contessa" star Ina Garten might not be a fan of leftovers, she's certainly not about to let food go to waste. Find out her solution.
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Why It Pays To Use Fresh Garlic In Marinades
When you're marinating chicken or steak for dinner, it's worth a new extra minutes to add fresh garlic instead of garlic powder.
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The Best Ways To Reheat Chinese Food
You've got leftovers; we've got answers. Instead of tossing your takeout or settling for a subpar reheated meal, try these methods instead.
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What Makes Cabrito A Truly Unique Type Of Meat
Cabrito is a Latin American meat that has begun to take off in Southwest Texas. While it has become more well-known, it's still only served in a few places.
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The Potential Reasons Your Homemade Canned Pickles Are Bitter
Variables in pickle-making include brine strength, temperature, and cucumber size, so there are several potential reasons why your canned pickles are bitter.
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