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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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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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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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 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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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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This Was Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Country To Visit For Delicious Cuisine
Anthony Bourdain was able to stir up interest in this country's cuisine as he waxed poetically about the most delicious dishes he had while visiting.
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10 Iconic Hawaiian Foods You Need To Try At Least Once
Along with its iconic landscapes, Hawaii has a food scene that is iconic, unique, and delicious. Here are some of the dishes you should try.
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This Classic Chinese-American Sweet Isn't Actually Eaten In China
Order beef and broccoli and expect to be greeted with a taste of China. The accompanying sweet, however, reportedly originates from another region.
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14 Best Greek Restaurants In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania has an incredible number of Greek restaurants, regardless what dish you're craving. These are just a few of the Keystone State's best.
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How 'Chunks Of Monkey' Foretold Doom For Ben & Jerry's In Japan
Ben and Jerry's attempted to share their delicious ice creams with the people of Japan, but a few missteps lead to their ultimate downfall in the country.
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The Unforgettable Dish Carmy's Mom Waxes Nostalgic About On The Bear
Few shows resonate with viewers like "The Bear," and it's Jamie Lee Curtis' character who sparked interest in this classic Italian dish after Season 4.
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The French Sauce Made With Pantry Staples That Instantly Upgrades Any Meat
While French sauces are renowned for being fiddly, this one only requires a few staple ingredients, and there are some shortcut options to make it even easier.
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This European Country Is Said To Have Invented The Cinnamon Roll
Ever wonder how the cinnamon roll came to be? Far from an American invention, the birthplace of the buns is supposedly this northern European country.
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Julia Child Couldn't Get Enough Of This Simple Italian Dish
The simple Italian dish that French chef Julia Child couldn't get enough of was this popular pasta option.
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Why Marcella Hazan Regretted Introducing Americans To Balsamic Vinegar
Marcella Hazan is widely credited with introducing many Italian ingredients to America, but she had strong feelings about the way we all use balsamic vinegar.
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The 15 Best Places To Get Soul Food In The US
Soul food is a distinctly American cuisine, and while there any many places around the country you can get it, these are the very best soul food restaurants.
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Why Rick Steves Says There's No Shame In Grabbing A Big Mac In Europe
Rick Steves has spent decades traveling and eating abroad, but there's one aspect of American cuisine that he doesn't skip when visiting Europe.
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What Actually Is A Traditional Country Breakfast?
The traditional country breakfast is quintessentially American -- but what makes it unique to any other breakfast plate, and where did it come from?
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9 Unusual Chocolate Flavors That Actually Work
Chocolate lovers know that there is a whole world of chocolate outside of Hershey's. Take a look at some unique chocolate flavor combinations you should try.
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The Real Dishes Behind Your Favorite Disney Films
Disney can make even animated food look mouthwatering, and it helps that most of its concoctions are based off of real dishes -- here's the story behind some.
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Don't Cry Over Split Tamales – If You Prep The Husks Like This, You Won't Have To
If you're making a batch of tasty tamales at home this holiday season, there's one crucial tip that will ensure the wrapping process isn't too frustrating.
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The British Side Dish For Fish Sticks That Makes Them 10x Better
Fish sticks are one of those heroes of the freezer section as they can be the base of many different meals. Adding this side is both easy and tasty.
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Instantly Elevate Store-Bought Salsa With This Unexpected Fruit Addition
Fruit is the secret to endless salsa upgrades. With this hack, save the time and effort of making it from scratch and spice up your grocery store finds.
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The Simple Trick To Ensure Your Fillets Are Dry Enough For Crispy Fish And Chips
Fish and chips is a classic comfort food, but prep is key to ensuring a good batch. Dry off your fillets with this simple method for crispy results every time.
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The Super Cheesy Chicken Enchiladas That May Have Been Named After Swiss Cuisine
These enchiladas have likely graced your plate at some point, but did you know that they have a wealth of culture, history, and a bit of mystery behind them?
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