How Caramel Became A Main Ingredient For Flan
Caramel is a key ingredient in flan today, but that wasn't always the case. Flan has a rich history that saw the dessert pass through multiple cultures.
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Ash-Ripened Cheese Is More Than Meets The Eye
Skeptics have all sorts of cheese-related hang-ups. But, if you aren't thinking 'yum' when you hear the words 'ashy cheese,' it might be time to think again.
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The Vital Finishing Touch When Making One-Pot French Onion Pasta
Depending on which recipe you use, your dish can still end up lacking. If you're wondering what your French onion pasta is missing, we have a suggestion.
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How Bobby Flay Actually Feels About Smash Burgers
Not everyone is 100% sold on smash burgers. And, when it comes to chef Bobby Flay, he still prefers his burger patties to be on the thicker side.
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Canned Chickpeas Are All You Need To Bulk Up Pasta Salad
The main thing pasta salad sometimes lacks is a protein source, so one way to elevate the classic dish is with the addition of canned chickpeas.
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Autumn-Spiced Pomegranate Upside Down Cake Recipe
Just in time for the turn of the season, this autumn-spiced pomegranate upside down cake looks just as good as it tastes.
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Why It Pays To Roast Ingredients For Broth Beforehand
If your homemade broth is turning out bland or flavorless, try roasting your base ingredients beforehand to elevate your broth to new heights.
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How Long Does It Takes To Cook Meatloaf In An Air Fryer?
Just like ice cream, bagels, and poached eggs, you can add meatloaf to the list of unexpected dishes made easy to cook in this device.
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Why Sticky Rice Tastes Better When You Make It At Home
The sticky rice from restaurants and takeout, usually separate and fluffy, can sometimes resemble a gooey and mushy, cake-like mass. But why?
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The Easiest Way To Upgrade Your Next Vodka Cranberry
The vodka cranberry is an absolute classic. But there are several ways to mix it up and go next level while remaining true to the cocktail's traditional roots.
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How Seattle Became A Hot Spot Of Coffee Innovation
When we think of Seattle, we think of Starbucks. But when it comes to Seattle's coffee, coffee hotspots, and coffee history, there's so much more to consider.
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Consider Garbage Salad For Your Next Dinner Party
If you've got all sorts of stray foods, vegetables, and snacks sitting around, put it to good use in a garbage salad. You can even make a party of it.
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It's Important To Remember The Price Of Wine Doesn't Always Reflect Quality
Far too many of us assume that the more expensive a wine, the better it must be. Well, that's not quite the case. In fact, it works in both directions,
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The Generous Tip For Making A Fuller Fruit Pie
For a fruit pie to fulfill its role as a dessert fully, it should be filling. Luckily, there's a pretty simple way to achieve that.
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Turn Your Next Cocktail Into A Work Of Art With Edible Paint
If you really, really want to take your cocktails to the next level, try adding an artistic touch with edible paint. And, yes, we are serious. Edible paint.
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Sugar Is The Secret Ingredient For Fried Rice That Rivals Takeout
If you're feeling the urge to make takeout-rivaling fried rice at home, don't forget to add the secret ingredient. And that ingredient is sugar. Yes, sugar.
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The Reason Your Chocolate Mousse Is So Grainy
Mousse is some chocolate and mostly texture, so you want to ensure the latter is perfect. A grainy mousse can be attributed to this easy blunder.
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You Shouldn't Be Pouring Drinks For Yourself At Restaurants In Japan
Westerners typically pour their own drinks when out for meals at restaurants. But that's not how it works in Japan. Here's what you need to know.
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The Foamy Starbucks Upgrade That Adds Luscious Fall Flavor To Hot Drinks
It's officially pumpkin spice season at Starbucks, and also a chance to go off-menu for a special treat. Get ready to try hot chai tea with pumpkin cold foam.
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When Grilling Seafood, There's Only One Type Of Skewer You Should Use
It's important to cook seafood properly, and one way to do so is to use skewers. But you need the right skewers. These are the right skewers.
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Starbucks Workers United Plans Ohio 'Sip-In' To Show Union Support
In support of the union, Starbucks Workers United (SWU) has organized a "sip-in" on Sunday, September 10, between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
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The Type Of Water Keurig Recommends For Cleaning And Brewing
Treat your Keurig right and it will treat your coffee right. Here's the water you should use when cleaing your Keurig and when brewing your favorite cuppa joe.
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KFC Adds Hot & Spicy Wings To The Menu To Kick Off Football Season
KFC is aiming high this football season with sizzling hot & spicy wings, unbeatable deals, and star-studded sports content. Get ready to kick off the flavor!
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Milk Bar Creates Special Edition Cheetos Cake Loaded With Cheesy Crunch
Unusual food collaborations are nothing new these days, yet we were delighted to hear about this sweet and savory mashup of cake and iconic snack food.
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Save A Dry Cake By Turning Slices Into Decadent Dessert French Toast
Not only is this clever hack great for sidestepping food waste when your baking recipe goes awry, but it works just as well for salvaging stale cake.
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18 Tips You Need For Throwing A Tailgate That's Better Than The Game
During football season, the tailgate is just as important as the game. These tips will help you cook and serve up delicious treats for your pregame festivities.
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Don't Forget About Toppings When Making Pudding
Eating pudding can inspire a smile on its own but if the texture is too bland, a sprinkle of toppings can infuse just the right final flourish.
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