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    The Reason Butter On The East Coast Is Different From The West Coast

    In the United States, butter dominates a lot of recipes and tops many foods. Here is how East Coast and West Coast butter are different from one another.

    By Natasha Bailey September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • half pastrami sandwich on rye bread

    The Biggest Difference Between American And European Pastrami

    It's an American classic to this day, and yes, it truly is American because the pastrami we know has very little in common with the original European version.

    By Elias Nash September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • capybara in golden light

    Why Capybara Was Once Considered A Fish

    Depending on who you ask, and when you ask them, some folks might tell you that capybara is a fish. Here's why.

    By Elias Nash September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • Close up of Alton Brown

    The Easy Way Alton Brown Amplifies The Flavor Of Dalgona Coffee

    In the early days of COVID-19, dalgona coffee was everywhere. If you want to revisit the craze now, try out Alton Brown's simple swap in the whipped drink.

    By Arianna Endicott September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • Beef and greens in marinade

    Why Chuck Roast Makes A Great Alternative To Boneless Short Ribs

    The store doesn't always have the exact cut you're looking for. Luckily, chuck roast is a great alternative to boneless short ribs -- for a surprising reason.

    By Natasha Georgakis September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • Cabbages growing

    The Reason Overcooked Cabbage Smells Bad

    Cabbage is full of goodness, making it one of the healthiest vegetables out there, but it's also stinky. Here's how to reduce the smell of overcooked cabbage.

    By Natasha Bailey September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • kimchi in bowl with lining

    How The Olympics Helped Spread The Gospel Of Kimchi

    When Seoul got the chance to host the Summer Olympics in 1988, it marked a tremendous shift in the nation's international image.

    By Elias Nash September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • Plate of hors d'oeuvres

    The Main Difference Between Hors D'oeuvres And Canapés

    Terms used to reference different dishes and techniques in the culinary world can be confusing. Here is the difference between hors d'oeuvres and canapés.

    By Cassie Womack September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • Person removing pumpkin seeds from pumpkin

    How To Cook With Pumpkin Seeds

    Steal these brilliant ideas from the country's best chefs on how to cook with pumpkin seeds, the humble by-product of your fall pumpkin carving.  

    By Andrew Bui September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • Liquid smoke on chicken skewers

    Why You Should Always Have Liquid Smoke In Your Pantry

    Although barbecue purists might not always approve, liquid smoke is one concentrate that you should always have in your pantry. Here's why.

    By Sylvia Tomczak September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • pumpkin pie, surrounded by fall leaves, pine cones

    The Easy Way To Take Your Store-Bought Pumpkin Pie To The Next Level

    Store-bought pumpkin pie is a time-saver and can be delicious on its own. But if you want to jazz it up even more, this tasty topping will kick it up a notch.

    By Lauren Rothman September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • white corn tortillas

    White Vs. Yellow Corn Tortillas: What's The Difference?

    You can probably spot the difference between white and yellow corn tortillas, but is there any difference besides looks? Here's what you should know.

    By Haldan Kirsch September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • Chef Adrienne Cheatham smiling

    What Marcus Samuelsson Taught Adrienne Cheatham About Soul Food - Exclusive

    Chef Adrienne Cheatham has honed her craft by working with some of the best in the business. She shares what she learned from Marcus Samuelsson about soul food.

    By Alexandra Cass September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • Banana bread in slices

    The Swap That Will Take Your Quick Bread To The Next Level

    If you think about it, a sweet, decadent muffin has similar flavor and texture to a cake-y, yet dense loaf of quick bread.

    By Emily Boyette August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • raw giblets in cast iron pot

    Here's What Giblets Actually Are

    Many find a bag of organs called giblets with a raw chicken they've purchased. But what are giblets and how do you use them? Here is more about the giblets!

    By Abby Smith August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • prime rib roast

    Why You Shouldn't Oversalt Prime Rib

    One thing everyone can agree on is that it's vitally important to season your prime rib. That said, there's an asterisk to that fact.

    By Erin Shaw August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • Potato chops frying

    India's Meaty Potato Pancake Will Satisfy All Your Cravings

    Potato chops are a delicious meat-filled Indian snack bursting with flavor. Here's how you can make these bite-sized nuggets of joy for you and your guests.

    By Erin Shaw August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • del monte fruit cocktail

    The Boozy History Of The Original Canned Fruit Cocktail

    Fruit or otherwise, we love a good cocktail. Fortunately, the canned fruit cocktail has a long, fascinating history that combines the best of all worlds.

    By Lauren Cahn August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • Mexican dishes on tortillas

    Why You Should Never Use Oil When Warming Tortillas In A Pan

    You don't need the oil when you're cooking up your tortillas in the frying pan. In fact, we strongly discourage it.

    By Talin Vartanian August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • spagetti aglio olio

    14 Mistakes Everyone Makes With Spaghetti

    While spaghetti is a popular food to make, many home cooks make some pretty simple mistakes. To find out how to avoid these, read on to learn.

    By Amy Bizzarri August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • pile of red chili peppers

    Why You Should Eat Spicy Food In The Morning

    You might associate breakfast with sweetness, but consuming spicy foods with your morning meal may benefit your overall well-being more than meets the eye.

    By Bailey Brockett August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • vacuum sealed food

    16 Mistakes Everyone Makes With Sous Vide

    Sous vide has a fancy name, but it's really just cooking a food encased in plastic by submerging it in water. It sounds simple, but lots of things can go wrong.

    By Aly Walansky August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • sliced boiled eggs on plate

    Hacks That Will Make Boiling Your Eggs So Much Easier

    Boiling an egg might seem like a pretty straightforward process, but there's always room for improvement. Learn tips and hacks for perfecting your boiled eggs.

    By Maria Scinto August 30th, 2022 Read More
  • Sourdough starter in glass jar

    14 Best Ways To Use Your Sourdough Discards

    Go beyond the loaf and use those precious sourdough discards for a variety of sweet and savory baked goods.

    By Sara Klimek August 30th, 2022 Read More
  • A closeup of Korean soondae sausage

    Soondae: The Korean Blood Sausage You Should Know About

    A popular street food in South Korea is soondae, a blood sausage similar to Western blood sausage.

    By Katherine Beck August 30th, 2022 Read More
  • various cuts of steak with seasonings

    The Absolute Best Cuts Of Steak To Grill

    Whether you're planning a budget backyard barbecue or a fancy summer soiree, there is a wide spectrum of steak cuts that deserve a spot on your grill.

    By Brett Llenos Smith August 30th, 2022 Read More
  • hass avocado split on pile

    Hass Vs. Fuerte Avocados: What's The Difference?

    Americans have an absolute and growing passion for avocados. Here is what every eater needs to know about the differences between Hass and Fuerte avocados.

    By Erica Martinez August 30th, 2022 Read More
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