It's Illegal To Serve Margarine In Delaware Restaurants Without Notice
Each state is subject to its own intricate laws, and Delaware is no exception. Here's the strange law surrounding margarine in "The First State."
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What Makes Rome's Pizza Bianca Unique?
The pizza that most people know and love finds its origins in Italy. Unlike traditional sauced pizza, the pizza bianca that came from Rome is very unique.
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The Italian Origins Of Kansas City's Iconic Chicken Spiedini
Chicken spiedini is an iconic dish for many reasons, and its Italian origins have a lot to do with it. Here's how this meal came to be a one-of-kind favorite.
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What To Look For When Shopping For A Well-Balanced Sweet Wine
Selecting the perfect bottle of wine is hard enough, but shopping for a well-balanced sweet wine can feel like navigating a particularly fraught minefield.
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Why White Dog Whiskey Is Not Classified As True Bourbon
What is white dog whiskey and what does a spirit have to go through to be qualified as such?
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Is There A Requirement For How Long Bourbon Can Be Aged?
With such purist criteria, surely there's a timeline for how long bourbon must age in the barrels, but it's not as high a standard as you'd imagine.
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What A Water Sommelier Does And Why So Few Exist
You may not have been aware that such a thing as a water sommelier exists, but since there are only a few in the entire world, we won't hold it against you.
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Panera Debuts Bright Green BAGuette Purse For Fashion Week 2023
Panera is preparing to debut its new BAGuette purse, just in time for New York Fashion Week.
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The Reason Mâche Needs To Be Washed Thoroughly Before Use
When washing Mâche, you should be extra careful, as the leaves are delicate. Here's how to handle the tender lettuce.
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The Highly Remote Peruvian Restaurant With Altitude-Themed Courses
Virgilio Martínez's remote restaurant, Mil, takes connecting food and land to a new level — starting with the eight-course tasting menu inspired by altitude.
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What Are 'Blue Zones' And Why Do People Who Eat There Live Longer?
Many seek the answer to a longer and healthier life. For those living in "blue zones," they seem to have found it. Here is what and where blue zones are.
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Why Some People Add Tomato Leaves To Their Homemade Red Sauce
One tomato sauce flavoring you might not have heard of? Simmering in some tomato leaves right along with the fruit the plants bore.
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Robert Irvine Checks Up On Every Restaurant From Restaurant: Impossible, Except For One - Exclusive
"Restaurant: Impossible" host Robert Irvine explained that he still checks in on almost every restaurant he has helped on the show — with one exception.
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13 Popular Colombian Foods You Have To Try At Least Once
Colombian cuisine blends its rich cultural heritage with a range of distinct regional styles. Here are our picks for Colombian foods you must try at least once.
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11 Best Substitutes For Mascarpone
Mascarpone might seem like a very specific sort of ingredient, but you'll be surprised to know that these substitutes can replace the creamy cheese in a pinch.
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What To Know Before Substituting White Flour With Freshly Milled Flour
There are so many types of flour available, and, for the most part, you can substitute them. Learn about how to substitute freshly milled flour for white flour.
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The Texas Court Ruling That Helped Dr Pepper Become A Household Name
Dr Pepper might be a household name in the U.S. today, but its fate of growing far beyond the soda fountain was once in the hands of one Texas court.
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The Double Meaning Behind Filipino Pancit
While there are many different dishes whose names don't quite reflect their identities, Filipino pancit is a straightforward kind of dish. Here's why.
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Marc Murphy Explains How To Incorporate Canned Tuna Into A Pasta Dish - Exclusive
"Chopped" judge Marc Murphy is well-versed in seafood dishes and worldly culinary tips. He explained to Tasting Table how to best use canned tuna with pasta.
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The Extra Step You Should Always Take Before Using Pre-Sifted Flour
Using pre-sifted flour helps ensure that your baked goods are light and fluffy, but there's an extra step you should take to get the best results. Learn more!
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Kansas City Restaurant Stroud's Is Famous For Its Pan-Fried Chicken
Whatever the secret, it has worked for the chain. Kansas City's Stroud's restaurant has been recognized with a James Beard Award, a Zagat Award, and more.
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12 Ways To Use Up Leftover Juice From Canned Fruits
The next time you crack open a can of pineapples, save the juice. More than just leftovers, canned fruit juice is amazing in countless recipes.
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The Bark Bread That Resulted From A Widespread Scandinavian Famine
A Scandinavian famine inspired the resourceful creation of bark bread. Here's how the tragic time in history made a traditional type of bread.
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Can You Cook With Peahen Eggs?
Peahens don't start laying eggs until they're about two years old, but you might already wonder if you can eat or cook with those eggs.
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Mexican Avocados Bound For The US Get Police Escort Ahead Of Super Bowl
Avocados from Mexico will have a special police escort this year ahead of the Super Bowl, but why? The route to the US is dangerous, and avocados are expensive.
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19 Tips You Need For A Perfect Smoothie
Whether you're looking for a quick breakfast or want to boost your energy mid-afternoon, a smoothie is an answer. Here are tips for you to perfect the smoothie.
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Ina Garten's Trick For Introducing Texture To Pureed Potato Soup
Ina Garten's recommendation is certain to add a pop of both flavor and texture to your favorite pureed soup.
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