The Unique Southern Sandwich Anthony Bourdain Called 'Hard To Beat'
You can find soul food dishes served throughout the United States, but one particular sandwich Anthony Bourdain enjoyed is characteristically Southern.
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Use This Simple Substitute When You've Run Out Of White Pepper
White pepper can really elevate a dish, and it has the added bonus of blending into a dish more subtly as it is milder than the more popular black pepper.
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Here's How Much Zest You Can Get From A Single Lime
Lime zest has a plethora of potential uses in the kitchen, so it's important to know how much you're likely to get from your available citrus.
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The Unexpectedly Boozy Way To Amp Up Your Salad
Salad dressings can be as simple as oil and vinegar or need extensive preparation, but this Mexican drink is one of the easiest ways to give your leaves a kick.
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This Ice Cream Brand Has Over 200 Stores Across The US, And It's Not Ben & Jerry's
Going out for ice cream is a pleasurable pastime, and you may have a favorite spot already, but this one surprising brand has way more stores than you realize.
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The Best Fast Food Chocolate Chip Cookies Are From This Beloved Coffee Chain
Fast food chocolate chip cookies might not stack up to a homemade treat, but they're always there for you, and one chain's cookie stands out from the rest.
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The Nutritious Vegetable You Can Add To Casserole And Bulk Up The Healthy Factor
One underrated veggie can take your casseroles from indulgent to nutrient-rich. Find out what it is and how to use it for flavor, texture, and health.
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11 Foods With More Protein Than Chicken
Protein is an essential nutrient for all human diets, but what do you do if you don't eat chicken because of dietary restrictions? Here are some alternatives.
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Fry Up Leftover Mashed Potatoes To Create A Crispy, Craveable New Dish
There are tons of ways to use up leftover mashed potatoes, but making this one dish with a creamy inside and crispy outside might be your new favorite.
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This Shelf-Stable Spice Gives Dishes That Kick You've Been Looking For
Spices can breath new life into any recipe. While there are no shortage of options to choose from, one seasoning can impart deliciousness for decades.
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Chocolate Peanut Butter Chia Pudding Tastes Like A Spoonful Of Dessert For Breakfast
If you're a fan of a sweet bite to start the day, this delicious yet highly nutritious option is super easy and can be made ahead to last you several days.
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Japanese Cucumbers Are A Super Substitute For English Cukes In Green Salads
The key to a better garden salad might boil down to selecting a more suitable cuke. When mulling over your options, never neglect the Japanese cucumber.
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Why It's Important To Neatly Mince Your Shallots (Instead Of Roughly Chopping Them)
Shallots are like a superior onion, with a sweeter and more refined taste, especially when finely diced or minced. Here's the reason why and how to chop 'em.
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When It's Not Like Mom's: The Reason You Can't Get That Treasured Family Recipe To Taste The Same
There's nothing like a family recipe lovingly made by your mom or grandma. But when you recreate it, sometimes it can be a little off. Here's what to do.
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9 Sauces That Can Actually Double As Salad Dressings
There are plenty of delicious sauces that can double as salad dressings. You only need a few simple tweaks to suit your palate and bring depth to your dish.
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If You Have This Rare Pyrex Dish From The Late '60s, It Could Be Worth A Small Fortune
This Pyrex dish from the 1960s is cute, whimsical, and was discontinued in 1973. Here's how to know if you have a genuine product (and what to do about it).
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The Kitchen Tool Ina Garten Has Held On To For Almost 60 Years
While there are plenty of kitchen tools Ina Garten recommends replacing regularly, she has held onto a certain item in her kitchen for almost six decades.
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This Is How Kentucky Sawdust Pie Got Its Unappetizing Name
With a name like Kentucky sawdust pie, this dessert doesn't quite sound terribly appetizing. However, don't let the name fool you; there's more to this dish.
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This Is Why Leftovers Always Need To Be In Airtight Containers
If you want to keep your leftovers fresh for several days, you'll need to keep them in an airtight container to prevent this chemical process from occurring.
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Craving Almond Croissants? Try This Quick And Simple Version
This underrated shortcut saves you time and effort from having to make croissant dough from scratch, and you won't need to compromise on quality.
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Don't Toss Those Banana Peels: Use Them To Give New Life To Your Rose Bushes
If you have an influx of banana peels available, rather than throwing them out, try repurposing them in your garden to enhance your rose bushes.
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This Little-Known Seasoning Comes Highly Recommended By Marcus Samuelsson
Trained chefs are aware of ingredients that aspiring cooks may have never heard of, like one of Marcus Samuelsson's go-to culinary additions.
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The Expert Trick To Making A Great Calzone
We spoke to an expert about the most important aspect of making a calzone. Here's what he revealed.
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Are Satsuma Mandarin Oranges Really Becoming Harder To Find Each Year?
Satsuma mandarin oranges might seem like they're harder to find each year, and it's not your imagination. Here is why they may be lacking in your area.
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Why You Need To Snip Off Just One Corner Of Your Kitchen Sponge
The best way to make sure that you get the most out of your kitchen sponge is by simply cutting off a corner. Here's why.
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The Best Substitute For White Lily Flour (And Why All-Purpose Won't Cut It)
White Lily flour is famous in the South as the go-to ingredient for soft, pillowy baked goods. If you can't readily find the flour near you, here's what to use.
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How Much Calcium Is In Tofu?
Tofu is renowned for being a popular protein substitute. However, it also packs a large amount of calcium, which makes it ideal in any meal.
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