Claire Saffitz On What's For Dessert: Simple Recipes For Dessert People - Exclusive Interview
Baker extraordinaire Claire Saffitz discussed her newest cookbook, her top tips for some classic desserts, and more in an exclusive interview.
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Moo Palo: The Thai Pork Belly And Egg Stew That's A Culinary Staple
Moo palo is a sweet Thai stew, and a great entry into the region's cuisine. It features pork belly, egg, and ingredients you'll have no trouble finding close.
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The Dangerous Ingredient Victorian Bakers Sometimes Added To Bread
The Victorian era was a time of growth -- economically and socially. However, this growth also led Victorian bakers to add this dangerous ingredient to bread.
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The Negroni Sbagliato's Counterculture Roots
The Negroni Sbagliato remains one derivative that's especially important because of its unique origins that came to define an age of modernity and rebellion.
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Most Of The World's Sunflower Seeds Come From These 2 Countries
These two nations account for 50% of the world's production of sunflower seeds and their shared history may have a lot to do with this statistic.
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The Irish Method That Uses Butter To Preserve Eggs
With a large production of both eggs and butter, it only makes sense that Ireland had discovered a way to use one in order to preserve the other.
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Alton Brown's Genius Bologna Sandwich Tip
Celebrity chef Alton Brown has his own take on the bologna sandwich, of all things. See what his unique spin on the classic American snack is.
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Aaron Grissom's Devastating 2020 Death
Adam Grissom, Washington-based restaurant and celebrity chef, has died at the age of 34 in 2020. He is best known for being a contestant on "Top Chef: Boston."
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Climate Change Is Putting Japan's Tuna Sashimi At Risk
If you're a big fan of Japan's tuna sashimi, you may be disappointed to learn that unthwarted climate change threatens to put the product at great risk.
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Which State Produces The Most Apricots In The US?
Apricots have an interesting history and variety in the U.S. Here's the state responsible for producing the most of this fresh, plump fruit.
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What Makes Miracle Whip And Mayo Different?
Many are locked in a debate about whether Miracle Whip is mayonnaise and whether it's worthy of your sandwich or not. Others swear by the stuff. Who's right?
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The Origins Of Swiss Cheese
You may not be thinking much about history or geography as you make a sandwich, but a name as generic as Swiss cheese should raise eyebrows.
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Bologna's Unclear Path To America's Sandwiches
Some regard bologna as a mystery meat, but that's a bunch of baloney. We know exactly what bologna is and where it came from. But how did it come to America?
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How The USDA Is Helping Louisiana's Struggling Shrimp Industry
Not only does the plan put money directly into the pockets of those who need it most, but it gives the USDA food to distribute to those suffering from hunger.
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What Makes Black Vinegar Unique?
White vinegar is useful in the kitchen but has little character beyond being acidic. Black vinegar, while acetous, has a rich flavor all its own.
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Richard Blais Gives Us The Scoop On His Newest Restaurant - Exclusive
Richard Blais shared a sneak peek at his newest restaurant, California English, including what kind of food and atmosphere diners can expect.
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20 Foods And Drinks You Have To Try In Milwaukee, Wisconsin
From beer to bratwurst to Bloody Marys and cheese curds, Milwaukee has plenty of regional favorites that you absolutely can't miss when you're in town.
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How Deflation Helped Wingstop's Sales Bounce Back
Chicken wings' prices soared in recent years, but Wingstop managed menu cost increases better than competitors. Here's how deflation helped the restaurant.
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How Many Restaurants Does Marcus Samuelsson Own?
Marcus Samuelsson's vision for his food continues to evolve over time, and that is reflected in his growing network of restaurants around the world.
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Chicken Feet Is The Crunchy Bar Snack Seriously Underappreciated In The US
Chicken feet are a South Asian treat that has yet to really take off in the U.S. See why bargoers on the other side of the world are nuts for it.
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The Type Of Alcohol Gen Z Pours The Most Of
While Gen Z may not be putting drinking on the top of their to-do list, they may just be the ones to recharge the wine industry.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Mixing Wasabi Into Your Soy Sauce
The joy of having sushi is just as much in the ritual as in eating it. So make sure you pay your chef and yourself the proper respect by avoiding this error.
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What Rachael Ray Is Most Proud Of In Her Career - Exclusive
Rachel Ray shared her philosophy on success and shared which of her many career accomplishments she's most proud of.
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Russia's Exit From Ukrainian Grain Deal Could Mean Higher Food Prices
Over the weekend, Moscow suspended its participation in the Black Sea Grain Initiative that allows ships to export grain internationally.
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This May Be Why Starbucks Put A Grilled Cheese On Its Menu
We have reason to believe that Starbucks didn't put the grilled cheese sandwich on its menu on a whim. Here's why it may have been a strategic business move.
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The Most Expensive Slice Of Royal Wedding Cake Auctioned Off
If you've wanted to eat like royalty, it may come at a surprisingly hefty price. Here's the most expensive slice of royal wedding cake auctioned off yet.
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Why The Ball Jar Company Created Its Famous Blue Book Of Canning
To this day the "Ball Blue Book of Canning" is looked upon as one of the main authorities for home canning. Here's why the book has endured for decades.
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