The Stunning Amount Of Hummus Trader Joe's Makes Every Week
Trader Joe's name was made with healthy, whole-ingredient products like their hummus. In TJ's latest podcast, they revealed how much of it they produce.
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Is It Possible To Roast Nuts In The Microwave?
Getting your nuts perfectly roasted can be a challenge, between burning and undercooking in a pan or oven. So, is it possible to roast nuts in the microwave?
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11 Tips You Need When Cooking With Bouillon Cubes
Cooking with bouillon cubes has never been easier. Follow these tips, and you'll be able to make marinades, dressings, sauces, and more with this pantry staple.
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Andrew Zimmern Created A Spinal Cord Dish Inspired By The Menu
While watching "The Menu," it's hard not to wonder what real-life chefs might be thinking. Fortunately, Andrew Zimmern has afforded us a glimpse.
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Here's How Often You Should Re-Season A Cast Iron Pan
While the effort involved in the care of cast iron pans is higher than others, those dividends are clear when cooking on one. Here's how often to re-season it.
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The Pivotal Scene Foreshadowed By The Menu's Iconic Amuse-Bouche
Like many tales, The Menu begins with an amuse-bouche of sorts. But this clever bite foreshadows what happens in that pivotal moment near the end.
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Everything You Need To Know About Quinoa
Quinoa, while enjoyed in South America for thousands of years, has recently become popular in the rest of the globe. Here's what you need to know about it.
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Maple Cinnamon Sticky Buns Recipe
With the help of pre-made, refrigerated biscuits, this maple cinnamon sticky buns recipe is the perfect addition to brunch.
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The Hardest Aspects Of Running A Pizza Shop, According To David Dobrik - Exclusive
David Dobrik opened up about his new pizza place in Los Angeles and the things he's found to be the hardest about running a restaurant.
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The Only Substitution Request Acceptable At Restaurants In Italy
In Italy, restaurants serve food the way that it was intended by the chef. Don't expect to get substitutions -- unless its under this special circumstance.
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Report Finds 30% Of Restaurants Use Cheaper Ingredients To Combat Inflation
Restaurants too are affected by inflation and need to keep costs in line. A large number of them reported using cheaper ingredients as a solution.
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12 Popular Store-Bought Ice Cream Sandwiches, Ranked
Combining ice cream with a pair of cookies or soft chocolate wafers is a treat that's hard to beat. But some sandwiches are sweeter than others.
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11 Foods That Will Fit Your Regenivore Diet
If you're a regenivore, or someone who centers your diet around products that help regenerate agricultural systems, this list of foods will help you.
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Homemade English Muffins Recipe
It’s time to step up your eggs Benedict game, and make English muffins from scratch with this easy recipe.
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16 Mistakes You're Making With Muffins
Muffins are baked goods that are deceptively easy to bake. Here are some mistakes you may make with these popular pastries and how to avoid them.
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Ina Garten Makes Her Favorite Breakfast In The Microwave
When Ina Garten isn't filming, she's a fan of comforting recipes that are easy to make. And you may be surprised at just how simple her favorite breakfast is.
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Deep Fried Oreos Recipe
These deep-fried Oreos are the perfect treat, and they're easier to make at home than you may think.
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The Simple Bread Swap To Improve French Onion Soup
While French onion soup is comforting, the mushy texture created by using bread at the bottom and top of the bowl can be a little off-putting.
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What The 'BIN' Acronym Means When Purchasing Whiskey Online
If you are interested in hunting rare bottles, there are some crucial terms you'll need to keep an eye out for that will make or break your bourbon bargaining.
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The Sugar You Should Use For Brownies With A Shiny, Cracked Top
The brownie is meant to be a cocoa lover's heaven with a dense, chewy center and a shiny, crackling top, but that glossy delicate crust doesn't always happen.
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The NYC Cocktail Bar With Over 850 Types Of Gin
With 860 gin labels, the team at NYC's The Ivory Peacock has a drink for every gin lover out there from cocktails on tap to gin and tonic service.
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The Rustic French Origins Of Cassoulet
With increased popularity of the slow food movement, classic staples are seeing a resurgence. Here is everything about the rustic French origins of cassoulet.
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The Extra You Shouldn't Expect With Bread At Restaurants In Italy
Bread is often served as a complimentary starter to a meal at Italian restaurants throughout the U.S., with olive oil for sopping on the side. But not in Italy.
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Why Some Whisky Experts Hate The Word 'Smooth'
Whisky is a complex drink, with sweet and oaky notes, but it is still a hard liquor. That's why it really grinds the gears of experts when you call it smooth.
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Why There Are So Many Basque Restaurants In The American West
The Basque region is known for meat-based dishes, ciders, and cheesecake. The region’s culinary specialties have recently migrated to the American West.
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What Is The Best Method To Clean A Banneton?
After using a proofing basket to make loaves of bread, it might seem like a tricky process to actually clean the delicate tool. Here's what you need to know.
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The Cooking Methods A Cocotte Is Perfect For
As multipurpose as some recipe developers claim they are, is it true that you can cook just about anything in a cocotte, also known as a Dutch oven?
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