What's The Difference Between Glencairn And Snifter Bourbon Glasses?
Choosing the correct glass in which to enjoy your favorite bourbon is all about personal choice. Let's compare two popular types: the Glencairn and snifter.
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How Long You Should Keep Homemade Pasta On A Drying Rack
For homemade pasta that will make your noodles easier to cook and help them to retain their shape, they need to be dried for a specific amount of time.
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21 Popular Drinks That Have Disappeared From Store Shelves
Countless beloved beverages have come and gone over the years. Take a bittersweet trip down memory lane with these popular drinks that disappeared from stores.
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What To Know About The Burn-Away Cakes That Have Engulfed The Internet
Burn-away cakes are the latest cake decorating trend to take the internet by storm, offering not just one but two designs connected with a flashy reveal.
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Why It's Important To Make Eggs Benedict Casserole The Night Before
Overnight Eggs Benedict Casserole is one of our favorite show-stopping breakfast dishes, but it's crucial to make it the night before you plan on eating it.
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The Easy Way To Make Hard Taco Shells In Your Air Fryer
It's hard to know what kind of taco future you would prefer. However, hard taco shells can easily be made in the air fryer, so go ahead and grab the soft ones.
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Elevate The Flavor Of Your Next Sandwich With Pickled Avocados
Pickling is able to punch up many ingredients, and avocados are no exception. Not only will they taste great but they'll also have a longer shelf-life.
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Ina Garten's Take On Cream Of Mushroom Soup Stars 3 Umami-Rich Fungi
More is more when it comes to Ina Garten's mushroom soup recipe. Instead of choosing only one variation of mushrooms, Garten reaches for several.
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Can You Roast Frozen Broccoli Right Out Of The Bag?
Are frozen vegetables really that convenient if you have to thaw them before popping them in the oven? Well, you might not have to worry with broccoli.
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A Court Ordered Boston Market To Shell Out $11.9 Million For Unpaid Bills
Boston Market has been in rough shape for a while, and things just got worse. A judge has ordered the company to pay nearly $12 million in unpaid bills.
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The Important Temperature Change For Finishing Underbaked Cookies
While others may say to toss your underbaked cookies into the trash, we say don't. All you need to do is change the temperature when you bake them again.
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Ceramic Vs Metal: Which Is The Best Pot For Fondue?
Selecting the right type of pot can often make or break a fondue night. For successful fondue every time, be sure to pay close attention to the material.
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The Basting Technique For Flavor-Infused Grilled Cauliflower Every Time
Basting grilled cauliflower lends similar benefits to applying the process to meats, interacting the seasoning's sugar and protein with the grills' heat.
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Employees At One Of José Andrés' DC Restaurants Just Formed A Union
José Andrés' restaurant, The Bazaar in Washington, D.C. has undergone a major change. Employees have unionized with the aim of addressing a series of concerns.
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Crumbled Bacon Is The Salty Addition Your Chex Mix Is Begging For
Looking for an innovative way to make your already awesome Chex Mix even tastier? It may be time to fire up the griddle and start frying some bacon.
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Grate The Main Ingredient For Smoother Apple Fritters
Apple fritters are the perfect post-dinner dessert - though refining the recipe is quite the challenge. Try grating instead of dicing for optimal results.
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Earthy One-Pan French Onion Rice Recipe
All of the goodness of French onion soup translates to a hearty rice dish in this earthy recipe - pair this rice alongside steak or chicken for a balanced meal.
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Upgrade The Texture Of Scrambled Eggs With Creamed Spinach
If you really want to give scrambled eggs a boost, it's probably time to think green. Enter, creamed spinach: an ideal add-in for scrambled eggs.
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How Long You Can Store Cooked Quinoa In The Fridge And Freezer
Versatile quinoa is good for breakfasts, lunches and dinners. If you want to batch cook a large amount to use during a week or longer, follow our storage tips.
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The Difference Between Tangerines And Clementines
The small-orange section in the grocery store can be confusing. Here's a guide to the key differences between tangerines and clementines to start you off.
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14 Store-Bought Tomato Soups, Ranked
What better pairing is there than tomato soup and grilled cheese? Check out the store-bought tomato soup brands you should add to your cart.
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Crockpot Chicken Gumbo Recipe
Chicken, sausage, and vegetable gumbo typically cooks for hours to allow the flavors to develop, making it the perfect candidate for your crockpot.
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The Trader Joe's Raw Shrimp That Mimics The Flavor Of Lobster
Do you have champagne taste but a limited budget? Check out these Trader Joe's shrimp that mimic the flavor of lobster for a cost-conscious treat.
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How To Properly Eat Peking Duck
Like so many other cultural traditions, Peking duck comes with a ritual designed to maximize the flavor of the Chinese delicacy.
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How To Tell If Raw Store-Bought Chicken Was Previously Frozen
There are a few key things to look for when buying chicken to get the best results when cooking, particularly signs of if raw meat has been frozen at all.
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Upgrade Your Avocado Toast With A Baked Cheese Topping
Adding a baked cheese topping to avocado toast is simple to do and creates a delightful twist that adds a creamy, savory layer to this all-time favorite.
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Sweet And Spicy Hasselback Squash With Fresno Chile Agrodolce Recipe
Butternut squash is always delicious, but this recipe levels the gourd up with a sweet-spicy agrodolce and a visually stunning Hasselback presenation.
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