Napoleon Bonaparte's Favorite Wine Is Some Of The Boldest In Burgundy
Napoleon Bonaparte had a penchant for some of the finest French wines, particularly favoring one of the most concentrated varieties from Burgundy.
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Sophia Loren's Favorite Spaghetti Recipe Makes Lemons The Star
Sophia Loren knew how to savor a good meal, and her favorite spaghetti recipe was a creamy, lemony delight that was surprisingly easy to toss together.
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What Makes Michigan's Famous Bumpy Cake Unique?
One of Michigan's quirkiest culinary offerings is the bumpy cake. Here is the history behind the dessert, and what makes it special to Michiganders.
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Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Wine connoisseurs and celebrities alike enjoy Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio. With this bottle guide, we explore everything you need to know about this varietal.
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Try A Sweeter Take On Tajadas With A Few Simple Ingredients
Tajadas, aka fried plantain slices, are usually served alongside savory meals, but we asked chef Ronado Linares for inspiration to make a tajadas dessert.
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The History Of How Rum Restrictions Helped Bourbon Become A Popular Spirit Of Choice
Bourbon holds an enormous significance in American drinking culture. Our native spirit may not have risen to fame if not for a hefty tariff on rum.
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13 Facts You Need To Know About Cashews
Cashews are delicious, nutritious, and popular in the plant-based scene. But they're far more complex than their unassuming appearance suggests.
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What To Expect When You Order Dry Thai Noodle Soup
If you enjoy the various Thai noodle soup varieties, then you should try dry Thai noodle soup, which offers the same great taste minus the broth.
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How The Half-Smoke Became The Iconic Dish Of Washington, D.C.
If you're ever in our nation's capitol, stop by Ben's Chili Bowl and grab a half-smoke. Here's the story behind how the sausage became an icon.
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Is It Bad Etiquette To Order Water For The Table While Dining?
It's good hospitality for a restaurant to offer water to guests. But, there is controversy over whether it's acceptable to order waters for the entire table.
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The Crispy Topping That Sets Venezuelan Hot Dogs Apart
Venezuelan hot dogs are jam-packed with ingredients, but the identifying one is a unique topping that gives this sausagey snack added salty crunch.
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Nuoc Cham Is The Flavorful Steak Marinade You Need To Start Using
Sometimes you get the urge to switch things up, and that's the time to marinate your steak in this Vietnamese sweet-salty-sour sauce, for a gently spicy twist.
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The Birthplace Of The Hamburger Is A Heated Debate
Few foods are as quintessentially American as a classic hamburger. But when it comes to its origin story, its history is a topic of great debate.
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The 15 Best Restaurants With Stunning Views In Los Cabos, Mexico
At the southern tip of Mexico's Baja Peninsula, Los Cabos provides sun, fun, and plenty of restaurants with panoramic views. We present a few of the best picks.
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The Flavor Difference Between American And Japanese Tartar Sauce
Americans are used to seeing tartar sauce paired with fried fish. On the other hand, Japanese tartar sauce's composition provides different uses.
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Cindy Crawford's Favorite Pie Is Filled With The Perfect Fruit Pairing
When the sweet siren of a sweet tooth hits, Cindy Crawford is looking no further than her favorite pie, which features a timeless fruit pairing.
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Where The Term 'Taking A Shot' Really Came From
Chances are that you've taken hundreds of shots in your life without ever considering where the term came from. We try to unravel the truth here.
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12 Types Of Chutney And How To Use Them
The beloved Indian condiment known as chutney comes in seemingly countless varieties. Here are 12 different types of chutney and how to use them.
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11 Best Soups To Have For Breakfast To Start Your Day
Looking to switch up your breakfast game? Try eating these nutritious and delicious soups in the morning to set yourself up for the day ahead.
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The Job Jacques Pépin Would Have Done If He Wasn't A Chef
Jacques Pépin is one of the most iconic chefs alive today. But if he hadn't gone down the culinary route, what career might he have chosen instead?
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Walt Whitman's Favorite Wine That He Drank In Celebration
Walt Whitman, American poet of the 19th century, had a certain wine that he was a fan of, even though some believed that he was a prohibitionist.
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What Makes Kansas City Strip Steak Different From A New York One?
What exactly differentiates a Kansas City strip steak from a New York strip steak? It depends on who you ask, as the distinction is often disputed.
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Egyptians Actually Used To Get Paid In Beer
Working for beer seems like something you might do to help a buddy move, but according to historians, it's how the ancient pyramids were built.
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The History Of Bratwurst And Where Its Name Comes From
Bratwursts have been around for many centuries and remain popular around the world to this day. Let's look back to the origins of this German sausage.
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What Are Dandelion Greens, And How Do You Incorporate Them Into Your Meals?
Is your lawn full of dandelions? Lucky you! Dandelion greens are edible and nutritious, so we asked culinary experts to explain how to forage and eat them.
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Nước Chấm Is The Fish Sauce You Should Always Have In Your Pantry
Sweet, savory, and bright, Vietnamese nước chấm is deliciously versatile. We interview food blogger Hương Hoàng from Savour the Pho to learn more.
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This Japanese Seasoning Will Totally Upgrade Your Homemade Chex Mix
The taste of Chex Mix can go in many different directions. Sweet, salty, or - with the addition of a Japanese seasoning called furikake - packed full of umami.
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