The French Physicist To Thank For The Pressure Cooker
The pressure cooker was always a fascinating and efficient invention, but it took a long time and modern appliances for its maker to fully get his due.
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Everything You Need To Know About Salt
Salt is well-known to make our favorite foods taste better, but the history and significance of this mineral goes far beyond your average seasoning.
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Tom Yam Pla: The Spicy Thai Soup That Uses A Whole Fish
Tom yam pla is a spicy, complex soup that will warm you inside. But making it at home isn't for a beginner chef--the recipe calls for a whole fish.
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Renowned pastry chef and chocolatier Jacques Torres discussed his thoughts on delicious chocolate, the secret to delicious pastries, and judging "Nailed It!"
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What Exactly Is A British Traybake?
For an American, sorting through the topsy-turvy world of British desserts can be a challenge. But we're here to give you a primer on traybakes.
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The Reason Gochujang Is Often Diluted
Gochujang is one of the delicious, spicy sauces that makes dishes like bibimbap so unique. But when using it at home, make sure you dilute it, here's why.
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What Makes The Skybox Meal At NYC's Daniel So Unique
Daniel Boulud's exclusive dining room in New York City offers guests an unforgettable experience overlooking the kitchen in his flagship restaurant.
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The Type Of Rice Traditional Paella Always Uses
Paella is a delicious Spanish staple that can be difficult to make without the right ingredients. Here's the rice you should always use in a traditional paella.
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Lisa Rinna Vs. Lisa Vanderpump: Whose Rosé Is Better?
A pair of reality TV icons (and rivals) square off in a battle for Beverly Hills Housewives wine label supremacy.
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Why Americans Started Eating More Lentils After WWII
World War II saw a change in the diet of many Americans on the home front. Here is why Americans incorporated more lentils into their diets than ever before.
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The Spanish Gin And Tonic Elevates The Classic Cocktail To New Heights
The Spanish love their gin, so it makes sense that they took the standard gin and tonic to a new level. Here's what makes the Spanish cocktail so delicious.
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Repurpose Leftover Potatoes With A Comforting Mexican Classic
Leftover potatoes might be the key ingredient of your best meal this week -- here's how to use them for a traditional, delicious Mexican favorite.
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The Favorite Foods Of Every US President
From squirrel to ice cream to barbecue, the favorite foods of U.S. presidents have been interesting. Here is a bit about every U.S. president's favorite food.
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The Luxuriously Layered Spanish Coffee You Need To Know
A sweet take on a traditional latte, cafe Bombón is a Spanish espresso-based drink with a beautifully layered appearance and deliciously simple flavor.
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The Scientific Reason Peanut Butter Can Help Get Gum Out Of Your Hair
It's common –- you're riding with the windows down and the gum you were just munching on flew into your wind-blown hair. Here's why peanut butter can help.
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20 Traditional Pakistani Dishes Everyone Needs To Try Once
From savory and rich nihari to bright fruit chaat, Pakistani cuisine is amazingly vibrant. Interested in the best? Taste these must-try dishes,
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The Winter Fruit That Makes A Transformative Pizza Topping
Fans of pineapple pizza appreciate its salty-sweet flavor combination. If you love having fruit on your pie, you may want to try another unique topping.
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Gefilte Fish: The Jewish Delicacy With Medieval Origins
Gefilte fish is a delicacy usually associated with being served during important Jewish holidays. However, the dish's origins have unexpected medieval origins.
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14 Foods And Drinks You Need To Try In Madeira, Portugal
The island of Madeira is one of the two autonomous regions of Portugal, and it's stunning. Here are some of the best foods and drinks in Madeira.
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What Does It Mean When An Egg Carton Is Labeled 'Vegetarian'?
There are more and more claims made by the labels on egg cartons, but it's not often clear what each one is boasting. See what the vegetarian label refers to.
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Museums Every Food Lover Should Visit At Least Once
We've collected our top picks of food and drink museums around the world to give you yet another reason to take that trip you've been putting off — until now.
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The Puerto Rican Cornmeal Fritters You Should Definitely Try
For occupying such a small place on the globe, Puerto Rico has no shortage of interesting and unique foods. See what the island's take on corn fritters is.
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Chochoyotes: The Super-Soft Mexican Dumplings You Should Know
Chochoyotes are a versatile and delicious traditional Mexican soup dumpling that you need to try.
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How Inflation In The US Is Affecting A Favorite Snack Food In Japan
Perhaps the most famous dagashi in Japan, Umaibo is about to undergo a big change, which its Japanese manufacturers are blaming on U.S. economics.
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New Study Reveals Environmental Impact Of Swapping Meat For Fungus
A new study published in Nature found that swapping your beef for faux meats made from microbial protein could save massive swaths of rainforest.
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The Reason Putting Your Elbows On The Table Is Considered Rude
The history behind the etiquette rule of keeping one's elbows off the table dates back centuries; at one time, it was not only considered rude but posturing.
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What A Recent Ruling Could Mean For One Of Your Favorite Swiss Cheeses
You can imagine how horrified the Swiss might have felt when a U.S. District Court in Virginia ruled that gruyere cheese doesn't have to come from Gruyères.
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