Pat LaFrieda's Tip For Finding Quality Meat At The Supermarket - Exclusive
Master butcher Pat LaFrieda believes it's possible to get good meat from the supermarket. He explained the best ways to pick out high-quality cuts.
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Your Fruity Baked Goods Will Benefit From A Hint Of Lemon Oil
Lemon oil is a secret weapon that adds zing to fruity baked goods. Here's how to use it for optimum results.
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15 Ways To Use Up Apple Peelings
It can be hard to know what to do with apple peels. Save money and the planet while making the most of your produce with these ways to use up apple peelings.
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The Lesser-Appreciated Pan To Substitute For Cast Iron
If you're looking for a kitchen tool with some of the advantages of cast iron, you should consider this oft-overlooked substitute: carbon steel cookware.
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Andrew Zimmern's Go-To Meatloaf Uses 3 Types Of Ground Meat
Andrew Zimmern may be the king of obscure foods around the world, but he can also zag, with this meatloaf elevated with three types of ground meats.
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15 Tips You Need When Cooking With Celery
Celery is a staple ingredient, but that doesn't mean it's always natural to cook with. If you've ever wondered about how to use it, we've got you covered.
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The Eggy Bread Soup That's A Staple Breakfast Dish In Colombia
Perfect for warming up on a cold morning and getting your day started right, here's changüa, the Colombian egg and bread soup that is eaten for breakfast.
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The Overlooked Nut That Will Thicken Up Sauces
One overlooked nut makes sauces thicker and creamier while keeping things vegan. The candlenut is a versatile ingredient in Indonesian cooking.
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30 Best Ingredients To Add For More Flavorful Canned Corn
Canned corn isn't as glamorous as grilled cob, but that doesn't mean it can't taste as good. It just needs a nudge in the right direction with some ingredients.
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Trader Joe's Apple Product Names That Pushed The Envelope
Quirky product names are here to stay at Trader Joe's, though it's probably best that the company steer clear of offensive or suggestive references.
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Is It Better To Cook With Curly Or Flat-Leaf Parsley?
Less salt can be added when parsley is used in soups, sauces, and salads. The green herb also contains iron and vitamins A and C.
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These Are The 16 Vendors Chosen For NYC's James Beard-Approved Food Hall
The James Beard food hall will feature numerous different vendors and serve everything from Japanese dishes to baked goods, as well as coffee and drinks.
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The Temperature Change You Need To Make When Baking With Agave
There are a few adjustments you need to make when swapping out an ingredient in baking, and with agave, one thing to look out for is temperature.
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Michael Symon's Ultimate Barbecue And Grilling Tips - Exclusive Interview
Tasting Table caught up with Michael Symon at the Sun Wine and Food Fest, where he shared his tips for grilling vegetables, making smash burgers, and more.
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The Bold Condiment To Make Your Grilled Cheese Pop
Grilled cheese sandwiches are known for their gooey goodness. Adding this secret condiment can help the flavors of your sandwich really pop.
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Why Bonito Flakes Are An Ingredient In So Many Japanese Dishes
The curing process concentrates one particular type of flavor into the meat, which is the reason why bonito flakes are ubiquitous in Japanese cuisine.
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Should You Peel Zucchini Before Adding It To Bread Batter?
To peel or not to peel? That is the question for zucchinis going into bread, does the peel have flavors or nutrients that can affect the outcome?
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Are Chicken Oysters Actually Poultry Or Seafood?
You may have heard the term "chicken oyster" and wondered whether Mother Nature got bored or confused. Whether or not it's what you imagine, it's flavorful.
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How To Prep Polenta So That It Doesn't Fall Apart On The Grill
If you want those perfect polenta squares for the aesthetic and taste, you need to take a couple of extra steps before the dish can hit the grill.
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What Wolfgang Puck Advises You Do Before Grinding Fresh Pepper
Before you whip up your next meal, follow Wolfgang Puck's lead and be sure you do this before running your peppercorns through a spice grinder.
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When You Can't Decide Between Steak Or Pizza, Make Steak Pizzaiola
After a long day, it can sometimes be difficult to decide what to make for dinner. But if your options are steak or pizza, why not opt for a pizzaiola?
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13 Types Of Cheese That Are Safe For Lactose Intolerance
We found low-lactose cheeses that lactose-intolerant individuals are free to eat. Time to welcome the following cheesy goodness back into your diet.
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The 14 Absolute Best Corn Syrup Substitutes
Corn syrup is a popular sweetener; however, it's also quite detrimental to the body. There are several alternatives to corn syrup that are much healthier.
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16 Mistakes You're Making With Brownies
Brownies make for a delicious baked treat. If you'd like to make the perfect batch of brownies, it's best to avoid a few crucial missteps that can ruin them.
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The Fast And Easy Breading Method For Crispy Cutlets
Crispy cutlets may seem a bit daunting when it comes to the breading process. Here's a fast and easy method to ensure your pieces of meat are ready for frying.
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14 Tips You Need When Making Baked Beans
Baked beans are a staple in American and British diets. We want to help you make the best baked beans possible, so dive into our must-try tips.
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The 12 Best Desserts To Serve After A Steak Dinner
A steak dinner is satisfying and nourishing: It's the perfect treat. Some desserts pair ideally with a steak dinner and should be served for the perfect meal.
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