The Absolute Best Gyoza Needs These 3 Textures
According to this private chef and writer, you can come up with the absolute perfect homemade gyoza by ensuring these three textures are in place.
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When To Use Soba Vs Udon Noodles In Your Dishes
Soba and udon noodles are two popular varieties that are mainstays of Japanese cuisine. But when should you use these noodles in your recipes?
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The Mistake Keeping You From Perfect Pork Tonkatsu
According to private chef and food writer Chef Koj, you should avoid this one thing in order to ensure your pork tonkatsu turns out perfect.
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Pernil Vs Carnitas: What's The Difference?
Pernil and carnitas are two of the most popular roast pork options that hail from Latin America, but they are quite different from one another.
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Why Italian Seasoning Isn't A Thing In Italy (And Where It Actually Came From)
While a blend of various mixed dried Mediterranean herbs is a handy staple in American kitchens, it isn't something that Italians in Italy use in their cooking.
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What Makes White Lasagna Different From Red?
Red lasagna is probably the default image that comes to mind when you think of lasagna, but white lasagna is a veritable classic in its own right.
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14 Popular Jamaican Snacks You Need To Know
Snacking is an important part of Jamaican culture, and it may be due to the infinite amount of snacks, from soft to fried and sweet to savory.
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11 International Costco Food Court Menu Items We Desperately Want To Try
The grass is always greener on the other side, so it's no surprise that we desperately want to try these 11 international Costco food court menu items.
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Ricotta Vs Béchamel Sauce: Which One Is More Traditional For Lasagna?
While it's wise to accept certain traditional approaches to Italian dishes like lasagna, the great béchamel vs ricotta debate isn't as clear as you might think.
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What Is Italian Pulled Pork Vs The BBQ Version?
The iconic barbecue style isn't the only way to prepare pulled pork. For Italian cooks, pulled pork takes on a different but equally delicious form.
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7 Types Of Sake, Explained
To help you navigate the often complex world of sake, we spoke with several experts about the rice-based Japanese spirit. Here are 7 types of sake explained.
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Freddo Vs Frappé: The Main Difference Between The Greek Coffee Styles
Greece might not be the first country you think of alongside coffee, but the coffee culture is vibrant and features signature drinks like the freddo and frappé.
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What Are Knife-Cut Noodles And How Are They Different From Ramen?
You should know there are a few key variations between knife-cut noodles and ramen, beyond the names printed on a label.
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The Creamy Italian Dessert That Makes A Great Pudding Alternative
Simplicity adds to the decadent beauty of this dish, as a recipe is made up of a milky, eggy custard that is whipped with cornstarch to thicken its texture.
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12 Best Vegan And Vegetarian Cookbooks Of 2024
Looking to expand the horizons of your vegan or vegetarian cooking? These 2024 cookbooks draw inspiration from across the globe to bring you plant-based dishes.
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12 Traditional European Cookies To Bake For Your Next Holiday Party
Holidays are the perfect time for baking cookies, and if you're looking for new ideas this season, Europe has delicious, sometimes centuries-old classics.
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The Popular Meat And Pasta Pairing That Barely Exists In Italy
While you might often pair pasta with this one meat, it turns out that this combination is not frequently seen in Italy. Sorry, Olive Garden fans.
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The Brewing Method That Makes South Indian Filter Coffee Unique
Coffee can vary wildly in flavor and preparation. And when it comes to South Indian filter coffee, also called kaapi, it's all about the unique brewing method.
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The Savory Sauce That Pork Dumplings Are Often Served With
Whether you're making them from scratch or heating them up from a package, a delicious dipping sauce is an absolute must for pork dumplings.
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What Is Cumberland Pie, And How Is It Different From Shepherd's Pie?
Cumberland pie may seem very similar to another British dish called shepherd's pie, but there are distinct differences that make it unique.
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17 International Buffets You Need To Know About
Who doesn't love a good buffet? We've rounded up some of the most notable and famous international buffets outside the U.S. that you need to know about.
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For The Perfect Lazy Weekend Breakfast, Borrow A Middle Eastern Technique
We're big believers in working smarter, not harder, and recommend borrowing from this Middle Eastern tradition for weekend breakfasts.
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The Dessert Wine You Should Be Actually Dipping Cookies Into
This wine softens cookies into the perfect after-meal dessert. Hailing from Tuscany, it is a dessert wine aged for years in wooden barrels.
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Here's Why Everyone Eats Cabbage On New Year's
Celebrating the beginning of a new year is filled with traditions aimed at ensuring a prosperous year to come, including this one involving cabbage.
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The 6 Meats And Cheeses You Need For The Ultimate French Charcuterie Board
We spoke to an expert who suggested a wonderfully contrasting and complementary set of cured meats and French cheeses to put on the ultimate charcuterie board.
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Pasta E Fagioli Vs Minestrone Soup: The Difference Explained
Pasta e fagioli and minestrone are two classic Italian soups that share some overlap in ingredients but aren't identical. Here's how they differ.
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Tonkatsu Vs Torikatsu Vs Tonkotsu: The Differences To Memorize
Tonkatsu, tonkotsu, and torikatsu are three Japanese dishes with similar names, but they are vastly different. Here's what sets them each apart.
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