The 10 Best Wines To Sip In The Fall
Looking for some great fall wines? We interviewed food writer Bri McKoy of "The Cook's Book" about her favorite 10 wines to sip in the fall.
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For Crunchier Fried Foods, Add Cornflakes To The Batter
Experiencing the perfect crunch when eating your favourite fried foods is a moment of pure joy. Get that feeling when you fry at home by adding cornflakes.
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The Secret To Emeril Lagasse's Overstuffed Twice-Baked Potatoes
Decades as a fine dining chef and restaurant owner have equipped Emeril Lagasse with plenty of tips. A case in point is his luxurious twice-baked potato.
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Use Leftover Beef Stew For A Reimagined Bánh Mi Sandwich
Beef stew and bánh mi sandwiches are both great, so why not combine them? If you have leftover beef stew, the meat will work perfectly as bánh mi filling.
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Fried Brussels Sprout Leaves Are The Savory Snack You Need To Try
The leaves that encase Brussels sprouts fall off incessantly when chopped up; yet instead of tossing them, set them to make a savory snack for later.
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A Beer Expert Weighs In On Why You Shouldn't Drink IPA's Straight From The Fridge
Savoring IPAs' hidden delights - a brewer's insight. See why a moment of patience can unlock a world of flavors in your favorite beer, according to an expert.
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Why You Should Avoid Storing Cooked Chicken Wings In Plastic
Everyone knows that soggy chicken wings are the absolute worst. Read on to learn how to store them properly and keep them as crispy as possible.
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The Buttery Bavarian Pretzels That Put American Varieties To Shame
American pretzels come in many varieties, but the options are nothing compared to the buttery perfection of Bavarian pretzels and their various permutations.
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The Best Way To Prep Steak When Making Pinwheels
Before you can start stuffing the steak with your go-to ingredients, you have to prepare the steak. What's the best way for pinwheels? It's all in technique.
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What You Need To Know About Pie Wine From Shark Tank
Pizza lovers and amateur sommeliers alike are sure to be interested in the Season 15 premiere of Shark Tank featuring a new semi-sparkling wine.
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Why You Should Try Buttermilk In Your Next Smoothie
Buttermilk is frequently found in classic recipes like biscuits and pancakes, but try it in your smoothie for additional nutrients and creaminess.
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Tangy Red Peppers Put A Spin On An Otherwise Boring Bowl Of Veggies
If your salad or veggie bowl is missing something, try adding some "slinky" marinated red peppers for extra pizzazz! Preparing them is deceptively easy.
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What To Know Before Attempting To Can Soup At Home
Got a pot of leftover soup? Why not try canning it? To avoid mistakes, read our guide on the tips you need to know before canning soup at home.
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A Slather Of Mayonnaise Will Make Your Garlic Bread Extra Savory
Like most foods, there's always room for improvement, and we think a slather of mayonnaise is an unexpected way to do so with garlic bread.
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What Are Better Boy Tomatoes And What Do They Taste Like?
There are so many tomato varieties to try (over 10,000!) and yet so little time. Here's one you may already be more familiar with than you realize.
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The Spoon Hack To Make Yogurt Pops In No Time Flat
Elevate your snack game with DIY yogurt pops. They're quick, easy, and totally delicious; plus, we give you ideas for topping the yogurt or using as a topping.
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How Many Restaurants Does Wolfgang Puck Actually Have?
Wolfgang Puck is one of the most well-known figures in the culinary world. He owns many restaurants in various cities and countries, but exactly how many?
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Baked Brie Jack O' Lantern Board Recipe
This baked brie fashioned like a jack-o-lantern elevates the Halloween spirit and serves as a delightful centerpiece that celebrates the season.
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The Crucial Reason You Should Never Boil Water In A Cast Iron Pan
Cast iron pans are wonderful but come with certain limitations that you should be mindful of. One thing you should avoid is boiling water in cast iron.
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10 Popular Ways To Cook Asparagus, Ranked
Cooking asparagus doesn't have to be a bland ordeal. In fact, there are many exciting ways to cook asparagus to highlight its texture and flavor.
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The Ideal Place To Store Sesame Oil Might Not Be The Pantry
Properly storing sesame oil can significantly prolong it's shelf life. Though, if you tear through a bottle every few weeks, we don't blame you.
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Cook Down Bitter Blueberries To Transform Them Into A Sweet Treat
If you picked up blueberries and were dismayed to find them bitter and sour, there's still hope. You can transform them into a sweet treat by cooking them down.
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Why Popping Your Own Kernels For Caramel Corn Is Key
Though we may be more accustomed to the large tins at Christmas time or the bags of Cracker Jack at a ball game, caramel corn is very easy to make at home.
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Why Fake Meat Is Making It Harder For Some Vegetarians To Dine Out
In theory, fake meat is a good thing for vegetarians. But, for many plant-based eaters, the newest options are actually creating fewer choices when dining out.
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Togarashi Will Take Your Deviled Eggs To The Next Level
If you ever find yourself in a repetitive rut and want to transform it into something more unique, a togarashi tweak might just be worth exploring.
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The Blender Hack For Delicious Homemade Apple Juice In Minutes
The only real way to control what you guzzle down is to make it yourself, and it might surprise you to learn it is easy and doesn't require a juicer.
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The One-Pot Spanish Baked Rice That Puts Your Pantry To Use
If you like paella and have a well-stocked pantry, it might be time to make a tasty Spanish rice dish called arroz al horno Valenciano. Even better? It's easy!
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