The Reason You Shouldn't Cook Beans In Hard Water
One of the challenges of cooking with dried beans is making sure that they cook correctly. Avoiding using hot water can affect how your beans cook. Here's how.
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New Report Says The EU May Have Miscalculated The Pesticides In Its Food
A new study by the Pesticide Action Network Europe found that the European Union miscalculated the number of pesticides found in their produce. Here's the info.
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Beyond Meat And PepsiCo Are Serving Their First Shelf-Stable Product
Beyond Meat has, until now, only marketed refrigerated and frozen products. Now, Beyond Meat and PepsiCo are releasing the company's first shelf-stable product.
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The 19 Best Old-School Dining Spots In LA
Los Angeles is a world-class city for dining, but among all its new joints remain the stalwarts of the LA food scene. Explore LA's top old-school restaurants.
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Explore Spain With These 13 Wines
Spain takes tradition and culture seriously, especially when it comes to food and wine. Explore its wonderful diversity through these distinct wine varietals.
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The 15 Absolute Best Chicken Broth Substitutes
Chicken broth is a flavor-rich liquid used across the world. But if you don't have any on hand, this list of chicken broth substitutes will work in a pinch.
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15 Biggest Mistakes Everyone Makes When Baking Biscuits
Homemade biscuits are a wonderful treat, avoiding these mistakes will ensure yours are as flaky, fluffy, buttery, tasty, and as tall as possible.
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12 Etiquette Tips For Working Remote From A Coffee Shop
For remote workers, coffee shops are a good, budget-friendly alternative to co-working spaces. Here are tips for navigating proper coffee shop etiquette.
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The International Hotel Brand With More Michelin Stars Than Any Other
If you're traveling in style and want to stay close to Michelin-starred restaurants, you should book a room at this hotel chain.
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Alex Guarnaschelli's 15 Best Cooking Tips For Home Chefs
You may know Alex Guarnaschelli as a host and judge on several Food Network programs, but the celebrity chef has plenty of cooking tips you should try.
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10 Tips You Need When Cooking With Spaghetti Squash
Spaghetti squash is a delicious seasonal vegetable that's easy to prepare, but these tips will help you get the most out of this versatile ingredient.
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The 12 Absolute Best Spirits To Spike Your Boba Tea
Although bubble teas are traditionally non-alcoholic, you'll find spiked boba drinks at many bars. If you want your boba with booze, here are some options.
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The Tasty Bread Swap You'll Want To Use For Your Next Grilled Cheese
The best grilled cheeses don't have to be wicked fancy. Sometimes all it takes to raise that gooey goodness to flavorful new heights is a delightful bread swap.
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What Really Happens When You Freeze These Foods
Some foods take well to freezing, while others absolutely don't — and knowing the difference can help you save money and cut down on food waste.
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The Most Common Way Monkfish Is Sold In The US
Monkfish is a white, tender, and sweet cut of meat, but you wouldn't know it from seeing the fish. See how it's typically sold in the United States.
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The Jumbled Origins Of Conversation Hearts Candy
Some love them; some liken them to chalk -- but whatever your stance, conversation hearts are a Valentine's Day classic. Here's how they (might've) came to be.
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The 11 Absolute Best Coffee Cocktails
If 2022 was the year of espresso martinis, be prepared for the next decade to be focused on coffee cocktails. Your afternoon cuppa is now your happy hour fave.
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The Specialty Linen That Will Help Proof Homemade Baguettes
French bakers' best tools are their skilled hands. But besides these, one of their other secret weapons is a linen they use when preparing the dough.
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The Lengthy Downside To Making Your Own Pastrami
If you love pastrami, you might be tempted to make it yourself. It's possible, but takes time, patience, and dedication. Here's what goes into making pastrami.
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The US Law That Restricts The Use Of Bourbon Barrels
American bourbon has several strictures, and a huge part of them is the vessel in which the liquor is stored. See what the rules about bourbon barrels are.
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15 Best Chicken Breast Recipes
Some cooks have a love-hate relationship with chicken breasts. But when this tricky ingredient is cooked properly, it has no dining downsides.
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The Difference Between Mortadella Di Campotosto And Mortadella Di Prato
In Italy, regional differences are everything -- especially when it comes to food. Here's the difference between mortadella di Campotoso and di Prato.
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The Tree-Top Thailand Restaurant That Only Serves 4 Guests At A Time
This one-of-a-kind restaurant in Thailand only serves four guests at a time and offers an unforgettable experience. Learn more about the unique Treepod Dining.
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Subway's Climate-Friendly Program Comes With A Major Caveat
Although the sandwich chain has taken steps in the right direction with its own sustainability program, the initiative comes with its fair share of criticisms.
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Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph Had A Unexpectedly Simple Diet
Royals typically spare no expense when it comes to their meals. But in the case of Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria, the ruler's eating habits were quite simple.
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Everything You Need To Know About Sous Vide Steak
The sous vide technique is great for preparing various cuts of meat. Here's everything you need to know about using the sous vide method for steak.
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The Connection Between Aging Irish Whiskey And Bourbon
Sometimes Irish whiskey requires help from another whiskey. Bourbon and Irish whiskey have an interesting connection when it comes to the aging process.
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