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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Turn Your Leftover Halloween Hard Candies Into Dazzling Treats
If you find yourself with an abundance of sugary snacks this year, have no fear. There are many ways you can repurpose your treats.
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Ina Garten's Store-Bought Shortcut For Chocolate Tart Crust
There are plenty of pantry staples Ina Garten believes are worth buying from the store, and her Dark Chocolate Tart recipe contains one of them.
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Chef Vs. Butcher Knife: What's The Difference?
If you're looking for must-have cutlery, the chef and butcher knives are two great options. But which are these, and how can you use them differently?
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The Ingredient Swap That Will Make Homemade Ravioli Easier Than Ever
Recipe developer Kate Shungu came up with an innovative solution that makes homemade ravioli easy for anyone to make.
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The Key To Making Tabitha Brown's Viral Carrot Bacon - Exclusive
Vegan cooking TikTok sensation Tabitha Brown broke down the most important parts of making her viral carrot bacon recipe.
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The Unexpected Ice Cream Tip That Will Majorly Upgrade Your Apple Pie
Many agree that few things are more American than a humble apple pie. Here is an unexpected trick using ice cream that will take your pie to another level.
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Everything You Should Know About Grilling With Wood Planks
Grilling with wood planks is a technique used by top chefs, grill masters, and barbecue champions all over the world, and there are a few key reasons why.
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How A Food Scale Can Make Following The Keto Diet So Much Easier
The biggest learning curve with any diet, but particularly keto, is portion control. Using a scale will remind you what proper helpings should look like.
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Fresh Figs Vs. Dried: Is There A Nutritional Difference?
Figs' soft and aromatic sweetness is delicious fresh or dried, but nutritionally there is a slight difference between fresh and dried figs.
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How To Spatchcock A Turkey For Thanksgiving
Tired of dry turkey with the traditional roasting method? Try spatchcocking your Thanksgiving turkey instead. This simple hack creates tender, juicy results.
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Upgrade Your Roasted Potatoes With Beef Drippings
Beef tallow is an expensive grocery store item many home cooks are just pouring into the trash. Save this savory leftover and let it give your potatoes a kick.
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Is It Possible To Cook Salmon In The Toaster Oven?
Typically, salmon is made in the oven or on the stovetop, and there are endless recipes that can yield great meals. But is the toaster a viable option?
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How Bobby Flay Avoids 'Tired' Looking Tuna Steaks
Before you cook up your next tuna steak dinner, Bobby Flay explains specific things to look for to ensure you're getting the best fish at the grocery store.
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Everything You Need To Know About Amtrak's Dining Options
Traveling via Amtrak is becoming more popular, and planning a trip is always easier when you know what the food options are like. Here's what you should know.
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11 Best Pine Nut Substitutes For Pesto
While pine nuts are a mainstay of pesto, it's also expensive and not great for the environment. For the best substitutes, read on to find out.
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The Ingredient That Will Change Your Chicken Chili Forever
There's nothing quite like a bowl of chili. This ingredient adds so much depth and flavor to chicken chili, not even a die-hard Texan will miss the beef.
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