A Delicious, Korean-Inspired Way To Make The Most Of Your Leftover Vegetables
Wasting leftover vegetables is a tragedy you can avoid by transforming them into this delicious Korean-inspired dish.
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2 Kitchen Staples Make The Base Of A Protein Parfait That Tastes Like Dessert
Parfait is the ideal dessert-for-breakfast, but it doesn't take fancy ingredients to make. These pantry staples form a delicious, protein-heavy base.
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Why This Retro Dinner Is Suddenly Trending In Kitchens Again
Nostalgia is a powerful motivator, and that's certainly true when it comes to certain retro dinners like this one that's making a comeback.
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Here's The Healthiest Meal You Can Possibly Order At Olive Garden
If you're looking for lower calories, higher protein, and an all-round nutritious and healthy meal, this is what to order next time you're at Olive Garden.
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This Vintage California-Based Fine Dining Chain Had Real Turtle Soup On Its Menu
Now largely illegal, turtle soup was a hit back in the day. This fine dining chain had its own version, which people still have fond memories of today.
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The 1950s Canned Favorite You'll Rarely Find On Breakfast Tables Today
Of the many beloved canned goods of the 1950s, one savory tinned staple quickly won over the masses. But, it was just as rapidly forgotten.
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I Made Roasted Chicken Recipes By Martha Stewart And Julia Child. One Is Now My Go-To
Julia Child and Martha Stewart have both left their mark on the culinary world. We tested their roast chicken recipes head-to-head.
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Starbucks Recalls That Shook The Coffee Chain
It may seem like Starbucks dominates the coffee industry, but that doesn't mean the chain has never made mistakes. These recalls cost the company dearly.
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An Odd Food Law May Make Eating Watermelon In Parks Illegal In One Midwest State
Every state has quirky, hard-to-believe laws, and this one is tackling everyone's favorite picnic fruit. These rangers are taking a hard stance on watermelons.
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The Popular Chinese Appetizer That's Actually Chinese-American
The appetizers at Chinese restaurants often rival the main courses, and they've captivated the country's palate for decades. But one popular item is home-grown.
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The 8 Best Ceremonial-Grade Matcha Powders
Matcha is so much more than the latte you get at a coffee shop. Try one of these ceremonial-grade matcha powders to become a true matcha enthusiast.
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7 Shady Facts About Candy Cigarettes
Blurring the line between sweets and smoking, we reveal the controversial past and shady facts surrounding candy cigarettes, which are still on shelves today.
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One Of Gordon Ramsay's Favorite NYC Restaurants Isn't Your Average American Steakhouse
Gordon Ramsay is known for his sharp tongue and easy critique of restaurants, but some leave him speechless. This NYC steakhouse is among his favorites.
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6 Vintage Cheese Dishes No One Eats Anymore
Humanity has been coming up with cheese recipes for thousands of years. Some have endured, like pizza, but other vintage dishes have been consigned to history.
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10 Foods That Naturally Lower Cholesterol
If you need to lower your cholesterol, eating more foods high in fiber and healthy fats will help. Try adding some of these nutritious foods to your diet.
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11 Foods With More Fiber Than Chia Seeds
Chia seeds pack a lot of fiber in a small portion, but the problem is -- aside from chia pudding -- they don't make up much of your meals. These foods do.
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Here's What Happened At This Chicago Restaurant Whenever Frank Sinatra Came To Dine
Frank Sinatra is one of America's most famous artists, so naturally, he turned heads wherever he went -- and it's something his entourage knew all too well.
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5 Local-Approved Bagel Shops In NYC That You Have To Try
Bagel shops are an essential element of New York City. We asked a local to share a few favorites, along with some top menu items from each spot.
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Rick Steves Swears By This $5 Street Food When Traveling Europe
Traveling Europe is expensive -- but the food you eat doesn't have to be, and Rick Steves swears by this cheap and fast street food.
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The Best Hole-In-The-Wall Burger Spot In New Orleans, According To A Local
Step inside an unassuming corner bar in New Orleans to find local characters and the city's finest burgers, served from a literal hole in the wall.
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How Homemade Pickles Sparked A Legal Debate In New Hampshire
While you might not expect much to occur in direct response to canning pickles at home, this actually led to legal issues in New Hampshire.
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The Nostalgic Childhood Drink That 1970s Kids Remember Is Still Made Today
While many drinks fall to discontinuation, this one made a rare revival. Its classic flavor and nostalgic notes have earned it a near cult following.
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Vintage One-Pot Meals That Deserve A Comeback
These vintage one-pot meals prove that simple, hearty cooking never goes out of style. It’s time to bring these comforting classics back to the table.
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The Spanish Cheese That Deserves A Spot On Top Of Your Next Burger
To give boring burgers a boost, add a slice or two of this nutty Spanish queso. Trust us, you won't be disappointed!
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One Of Julia Child's All-Time Favorite Restaurants Has Been Operating For Nearly 200 Years
Julia Child was one of many to have fond memories of this historic restaurant. Its dishes continue to impress, and its antique charm stands out.
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10 Discontinued Burger King Items Somebody Out There Definitely Still Thinks About
We're not the only ones who lament the loss of certain menu items from Burger King, so we assembled a list of discontinued BK items that somebody still misses.
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The Picturesque Tuscan Farm Where Rick Steves Ate The Best Meal Of His Career
Rick Steves recalls the best meal he's ever had. Unsurprisingly, it's a a blend of family, atmosphere, history, and, of course, excellent homemade foods.
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