Why The Millionaire Isn't Just One Cocktail
Like many classic cocktails, the Millionaire was born during Prohibition, an era when alcohol was illegal and ingenuity was required when it came to libations.
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Burger King Is Releasing A Spicy New Whopper Just For Halloween
Halloween is fast approaching, and lots of our favorite food spots are getting into the spooky season mood. Burger King has announced a spicy new treat.
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The True Origin Of The Tofurky
Did you know Tofurky roasts originally came with eight "drumsticks" — suggesting eight legs? We explore the true origins of this alternative Thanksgiving meat.
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The Chinese Origins Of Thai Stir Fry
You may love ordering Pad Thai for dinner, but do you know the complex origins of the delicious meal?
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The Real Reason Brands Put Recipes On The Back Of Products
If you've ever been inspired to make a recipe from the back of a product, there's a reason for this. Here's why food brands go the extra mile.
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The History Of Seattle-Style Teriyaki
Teriyaki is as special to Seattle as pizza is to New York. Here's the story of how the Japanese cooking style became a cultural staple in Seattle.
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The Traditional Irish Pudding That's Made With Seaweed
Seaweed and pudding aren't usually two things people imagine together. But it appears that the people of Ireland have open minds and palates.
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Why 1995 Was Such An Important Year For Frozen Pizza
Frozen pizza didn't hit the market until the early 1950s. And since then, the industry has become a behemoth, one whose history was marked by an important year.
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Jacques Pépin Reveals His Worst-Ever Cooking Disaster - Exclusive
Even world-class chefs aren't immune from cooking disasters. Jacques Pépin shared the biggest cooking mishap he faced while doing a demonstration.
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Pozole Verde: The Vibrant Mexican Soup You Should Know
If you're searching for a bowl of bright, citrusy goodness, look no further than pozole verde, the vibrant green stew that is both comforting and refreshing.
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The Ancient Roman Origins Of French Toast
We all assume that French toast originated in France, but that's not exactly true. Discover the origins of what we call French toast in ancient Rome.
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David Lebovitz's Tip For Taking Children Out To Eat In Paris
Planning a trip with kids requires extra thought and care. If you're traveling to Paris, here are David Lebovitz's tips for dining out with kids.
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The Legal Complaint Starbucks Just Settled With Its Union
Starbucks employees across America have been rapidly unionizing, and a major legal complain against the company has been settled.
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The True Origins Of Curry Powder
You may have noticed when buying curry powder, that almost every bottle on the market contains a different blend. Here's the history of why that's the case.
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How House Of The Dragon Took A Different Approach To Food Compared To Game Of Thrones - Exclusive
"House of the Dragon" set decorator Claire Richards explained how the food in the series differs from the portrayal of the food in "Game of Thrones."
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Skordalia: The Garlicky Greek Dip You Have To Try
The garlicky Greek dip known as skordalia shows that you can make creamy and satisfying mashed potatoes without hammering them with dairy products.
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The Rare Oyster Variety That Was James Beard's Favorite
Connoisseurs of these oysters included Mark Twain and James Beard, who likened them to "one of the supreme delights that nature has bestowed upon man."
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How Hot Coffee Helped William McKinley Become President
In 1862, William McKinley made a very important coffee run, which later in his life may have helped him win a presidential election.
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The Gordon Ramsay Restaurant Dishes Called Out For Exorbitant Prices
Gordon Ramsay is a big fan of rustic and unpretentious dishes. So why is he charging a king's ransom for one such dish in his native country?
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Posset: The Old School British Dessert That Was Once Considered Medicine
If you thought dessert couldn't count as medicine, think again. Here's how posset, an old-school British treat, was once considered a remedy.
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Zabaglione: The Boozy Italian Custard You Should Know About
Zabaglione combines rich custard with your favorite wine and can be made sweet or savory. Here's what you should know about this distinctively Italian treat.
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How Bakers Are Navigating The Havoc Caused By Hurricane Ian
Bakers have been faced with unprecedented tragedy in the wake of Hurricane Ian. Many are finding ways to move forward and support their communities.
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The French Culinary Movement That Transformed International Cuisine
The French have brought a lot to the culinary world, and this French food movement from the '60s redefined 20th century international cuisine.
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Emily 'Maangchi' Kim Talks The New York Times Food Festival - Exclusive Interview
YouTube star Emily "Maangchi" Kim discussed all things Korean cooking, her upcoming appearance at the New York Times Food Festival, and more.
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Hudut: Belize's Traditional Coconut Fish Stew
Infusing island flavors with African roots, hudut is a traditional stew from Belize that packs a delicious punch. Here is what you should know.
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The Story Behind The First Official Patent For Frozen Pizza
In the early days of frozen pizza, the results were very disappointing. That changed by the 1950s. Here's what to know about the first patent for frozen pizza.
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The Classic Dessert David Lebovitz Loves
He celebrates French cuisine and culture, and even moved to Paris to hone his craft. It's not surprising, then, that his fave dessert is this French classic.
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