Everything You Should Know Before Buying A Cooler
How do you choose the right cooler? Hard-sided vs. soft, wheels or straps, large or small? The options can be overwhelming -- but we can help.
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Nyesha Arrington Tells All About Next Level Chef And Food Sustainability - Exclusive Interview
"Next Level Chef" judge Nyesha Arrington talks about the restaurants she visited with Gordon Ramsay while filming in London and her best food waste tips.
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Eggs can be prepared in countless ways and are adaptable to just as many dishes and cuisines. But they don't necessarily don't pair well with all wines.
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In an exclusive interview, Tasting Table sits down with Amanda Davenport of Noisette to see which wines pair best with the inimitable brunch staple, bacon.
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What It Actually Means To Order Bourbon 'Neat' Vs. 'On The Rocks'
Bourbon is a distinctly American spirit. Is there a correct way to drink it? We're breaking down the subtle differences between "neat" and "on the rocks."
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Topo Chico has entered the ready-to-drink cocktail market with three new flavors, all inspired by classic cocktails, featuring a bright and citrusy punch.
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For Your Next Starbucks Date, Opt To Share A Venti-Sized Drink
Instead of searching your car for loose change, when you and a friend need a small pick-me-up from Starbucks and want to save money, split a venti drink.
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The Simple Eggshell Trick Richard Blais Learned From Gordon Ramsay - Exclusive
Richard Blais judges next to Gordon Ramsay on Fox's "Next Level Chef." Here, he tells us the simple trick to cracking eggs that he learned from Ramsay.
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The Flirty Reason Alton Brown Really Got Into Cooking
Like many people, Alton Brown learned a thing or two from his mother and grandmother, but the reason he got into cooking was a bit unconventional.
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What Is 'ICE' Dining Behavior? (& How To Avoid It At All Costs)
What is ICE dining behavior and how can you avoid it at all costs? This rude dining etiquette involves comparison between foods, and it's fairly common.
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Giada De Laurentiis Is Leaving The Food Network After 20+ Years
One of the original Food Network stars, Giada De Laurentiis is officially leaving the network after more than two decades. Here's what the future holds.
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The 4 Types Of Food Alton Brown Eats Every Day
Alton Brown's secret to a healthy diet is about the foods he has to eat rather than the foods he can't eat. These are the four simple foods he has every day.
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The Cut Of Steak Michael Symon Could Do Without
Michael Symon is a professed meat lover and even penned a cookbook to show it. But when it comes to steak, a certain part of the cow doesn't make the cut.
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What Alton Brown Credits For His (And The Food Network's) Success
Alton Brown recognizes that the path to becoming a great cook has shifted and is paved by influence, which could explain the existence of social media trends.
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The Smelly Problem With Wooden Cheese Boards (& What To Use Instead)
As homey as wood can seem for an entertaining platter, it's really not the best option for a lot of finger foods, as it can hold onto the smells.
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Alton Brown's Humble Start In The Food Industry
Alton Brown may be one of the biggest names in the food industry today, but his first job in the industry was a humble and less-than-glamorous role in college.
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Italian-Style Vegetarian Stuffed Peppers Recipe
This vegetarian version of Italian-style stuffed peppers is quick to make and loaded with nutritious ingredients like farro and garbanzo beans.
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Your Recipe Video Looks Tasty, But Wearing Jewelry Is An Immediate No
While jewelry in a recipe video might not seem like a huge deal at first glance, if you think about the food, dirt, and debris stuck in there, you get the ick.
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Maneet Chauhan On The Wonderkids Of Chopped Junior And The Future Of Indian Food - Exclusive Interview
Chef Maneet Chauhan spoke to Tasting Table about some of her amazing experiences on Food Network shows and how aspiring chefs can get into Indian cuisine.
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The Tokyo Eatery That Only Uses Premium Ingredients For Its Burger
Though Tokyo may not be the first place that comes to mind for great burgers, one restaurant makes specialty burgers with an incredible variety of toppings.
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The Oil Experiment That Made José Andrés Fall In Love With Cooking
Everyone has a moment in their life that confirms their purpose and the subsequent path forward -- for José Andrés, that moment involved fire and oil.
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Maneet Chauhan's Advice For Anyone Who Wants To Cook Indian Food At Home - Exclusive
Chef and Food Network star Maneet Chauhan gave Tasting Table her advice for home cooks learning to make Indian food and suggested an easy dish to start with.
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The Key To Getting More Flavor Out Of Carrots? Buy Smaller
Bigger is sometimes better, but in the case of carrots, it actually isn't. Here's why buying smaller carrots can pay off in the form of a better meal.
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The 3 Chefs Eric Ripert Views As His Mentors
Throughout his career, Eric Ripert has widely acknowledged the influence his three mentors have had on his success in the culinary world.
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What To Know About The Top Chef World All-Stars Contestants
Top Chef All Stars is heading to London, where some of the franchise's top contestants will battle it out for the ultimate prize. Here is who is competing.
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Roll Out Pie Dough With A Frozen Vodka Bottle For Ultra Flaky Results
While whipping out the rolling pin might seem inevitable, we've got the perfect swap that does the double duty of rolling out the dough and keeping it chilled.
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Why Broth Doesn't Need Seasoning, But Stock Definitely Does
Whether you're buying prepackaged broth or stock at the supermarket or making it from scratch, it's important to know which one works best for a recipe.
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