Walnut Sauce Is A Delightful Staple In The Italian Riviera
The Italian Riviera is known for its array of ingredients and flavors, including walnut sauce. Here is what makes this a delightful staple for many dishes.
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12 Soy-Based Ingredients You Should Know About
These are soy-based ingredients you should be aware of both if you're avoiding them, or if you're looking to add soy to your diet in different ways.
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The Best Fruit Toppings For Steak In Any Season
When grilling steaks this summer, try pairing your meat with an unexpected summer fruit, like mango salsa, for an exciting flavor pairing.
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The Famous Cut Of Steak That Comes From Italy's Prized Chianina
There is no steak quite like it anywhere in the world, and there are no cattle in Italy more prized for providing the meat for a bistecca than the chianina.
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Here's Why You Should Bake With Frozen Peaches Over Fresh
Baking with organic ingredients is typically the go-to choice for a successful recipe, but when it comes to peaches, frozen peaches offer a comparable taste.
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Don't Let Misconceptions Keep You From Buying Reduced-Sodium Bacon
Bacon labeled "reduced sodium" will have less sodium than a regular pack, but what most people fear is whether or not less salt will mean less flavor.
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The Fried Orange Eggs That Are A Staple Filipino Street Food
Fried orange eggs are a surprising staple hailing all the way from the Philippines. Here's the inside scoop behind this street food snack worth savoring.
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How Long To Let Cucumber Water Sit For The Maximum Infusion
Cucumber infused water is refreshing and easy to make. Here's how long to let cucumber water sit for the maximum infusion.
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18 Essential Starbucks Terms You Need To Know
Learning the brand's distinctive lingo can feel akin to mastering a foreign language for those who do not regularly visit Starbucks, so we're here to help.
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The Grilling Tool That Can Help You Pit Fresh Cherries
If you have any extra skewers leftover, those wooden sticks are the secret tool to actually pit cherries without any specialized kitchen tools or tricks.
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The Ideal Way To Cook Pan-Roasted Duck With Crispy Skin
Cooking duck is actually best-served through a method similar to making steak, despite sharing similar attributes to other poultry like chicken or turkey.
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The Butter Brand Nancy Silverton Can't Go Without
Out of all of the butter brand options, there is one that Nancy Silverton can't go without. Here's what the chef highly recommends to spread and use.
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Keep Size In Mind When Choosing Which Veggies To Roast All At Once
Unlock the secret to perfectly roasted vegetables. Learn how to choose the right combination of veggies and sizes for an even and delicious result every time.
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20 Best Chinese Restaurants In San Francisco
From Michelin-starred restaurants to hole-in-the-wall gems, San Francisco's Chinese restaurants are some of the very best in the country that you should try.
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Elevate Your Iced Tea By Simply Switching To Loose Leaf
If you're looking to amp up your typical summer iced tea, you can easily take things up a notch by switching over to using loose leaf tea instead of bagged.
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The Important Storage Tip Four Roses Follows For Its Bourbon
While many bourbon warehouses span several levels, with barrels on different storeys, Four Roses places barrels together one level. But why?
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Lentil-Walnut Vegan Tacos Recipe
This delicious lentil walnut vegan taco recipe combines lentils, walnuts, vibrant vegetables, and flavorful spices to bring you a mouthwatering taco creation.
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The Important Reason You Should Buy Your Produce Locally
Grocery store produce travels an average of 1,500 miles to get to you, and those miles have detrimental costs when it comes to flavor. And that's not all.
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What The Bear Season 2 Does And Doesn't Say About Noma
The Bear season 2 is full of references that may or may not refer to Noma. Here is how the show sets up a similar environment to the famed restaurant.
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Bud Light Is Giving Away $10,000 Each Week To Win Back Drinkers
Bud Light has, to put it mildly, had a challenging couple of months. Now the company is looking to win back drinkers with a new giveaway worth $10,000 a week.
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From-Scratch King Ranch Chicken Recipe
Try this recipe to bring a Texas classic casserole to life with layers shredded chicken, corn tortillas, and cheese.
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Levain Bakery Is Opening Its First LA Location
The beloved Levain Bakery is opening its first location in Los Angeles. Here is where you can plan to visit and what to expect and taste on opening day.
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All-Star Tomato Bruschetta Recipe
This twist on a classic bruschetta features whipped ricotta and vibrant, fresh tomatoes to evoke a rustic charm while adding a dash of contemporary indulgence.
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Coffee Butter Is The Caffeinated Twist For Your Compound Creations
You can slather coffee butter on any pastry you like, from croissants to scones to Danishes, or on baked goods like pumpkin bread or coffee cakes.
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Starbucks' Largest Size Is Only Available For Certain Drinks
Starbucks' super-sized cup is perfect for the days when you really need a pick-me-up but be advised that it is only available for certain cold beverages.
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The Basting Mistake That Could Make Your Meat Unsafe
Basting a piece of meat is a great way to elevate your meal and maximize flavor, but it can be unsafe if you don't do it properly.
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Starbucks Union Announces Worker Strike Over Pride Decor Controversy
After reports surfaced that Starbucks store managers removed Pride Month decorations, the Starbucks Workers United (SWU) union has announced a general strike.
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