The Foolproof Way To Open Stubborn Pistachio Shells
Despite the fact that it might be tempting to try prying open a pistachio with your nail or teeth, it's wise to refrain from doing so. Instead, try this.
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Give Your Buffalo Sauce A Flavor Punch With A Bit Of Garlic
Looking to power up your chicken wings during tailgate season? Zest your buffalo wings with this secret ingredient commonly found in your kitchen.
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The 2 Things You Should Do To Prevent Tofu From Sticking To Your Grill
Even if you are a hardcore carnivore, you're just plain missing out if you don't experiment with tofu. See how you can avoid it sticking when grilling.
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What Inspired Daniel Humm To Create A Meal Delivery Kit
Chef Daniel Humm has announced the launch of Eleven Madison Home, a meal delivery kit designed to get people to eat more plants.
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Styles Of Regional BBQ In The US
We can all agree that barbecue in any shape or style is pretty tasty. But if you don't know your Texas brisket from your Memphis ribs, we're here to help.
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Recent Data Confirms What We Suspected About COVID And Food Insecurity
Recent studies highlight how countries worldwide are struggling with pandemic fueled challenges and what global aid organizations are doing to combat hunger.
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How To Get The Best Color For Your Latkes
Sometimes, potatoes change their hue to an unappealing gray or brown color after grating them. Here's why that happens and how to prevent this mishap.
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Tasting Table Asks: How Do You Get Rid Of Cooking Oil? - Exclusive Survey
In a survey conducted by Tasting Table, 615 people shared the way they most frequently dispose of cooking oil after whipping up some delicious foods.
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The Roast Fruit And Meat Combo That Will Give You Cozy Fall Vibes
Fall certainly has a place for pumpkins, but it's also a time to celebrate a change of recipes and stepping out of one's comfort zone.
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Why New York's Foie Gras Ban Is Being Delayed
The Empire State is next in line to ban the dish — or, it was. Here's why New York's foie gras ban is being delayed.
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The Magic Dust That's A Game-Changer For Your Pie Crust
Getting the perfect, flaky pie crust can be difficult when it's full of wet filling, but there's a simple trick that will keep your pie from becoming soggy.
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Seafood Is About To Get Even More Expensive. Here's Why
The price of your favorite fresh and frozen seafood is likely to soar even higher thanks to a new round of trade sanctions. Here's what you need to know.
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Despite The Ongoing War, Ukrainian Wine Makers Are Holding Strong
Some of Ukraine's top winemakers shared the process of getting back to work following a months-long halt in wine production.
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Your Next Salt & Straw Order Might Taste Like Your Favorite Veggies
Salt & Straw is known for unusual flavors like Honey Lavender and Arbequina Olive Oil. But their latest additions may be even more unexpected.
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The Culinary Beginnings Of Eleven Madison Park's Daniel Humm
Chef David Humm is the culinary genius behind the restaurant Eleven Madison Park. The famous chef began his venture into the culinary arts at just 14 years old.
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Your Chili Will Taste Even Better With One Simple Ingredient
Every home cook has their own tried-and-true chili recipe, but we've got a tip that will help kick your recipe up several notches.
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H&H Soul Food Restaurant's Unique Connection To Rock Royalty
Located in Macon, Georgia, the establishment was founded in 1959 by two African American entrepreneurs whose soul food would feed many Southern rockers.
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The Absolute Best Ways To Use Crème Fraîche
Whether you're new to the ingredient or already have a batch in your fridge, you'll enjoy testing these techniques for the best ways to use crème fraîche.
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Michael Foods Plans To Give Out 'Carbon Receipts' For Do Good Eggs
Michael Foods, a major U.S. egg supplier, is partnering with Do Good Foods to produce eggs with a lower carbon footprint relative to other commercial eggs.
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Is Tuna A Sustainable Seafood?
Environmental groups track the sustainability of tuna, which is among the most popular and versatile of seafoods, representing a $40 billion industry worldwide.
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What You Should Consider Before Buying Acorn Squash
Before you buy your next serving of this versatile vegetable, make sure to pick the right size.
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Why You Shouldn't Slice Into Fresh Baked Bread Before It's Cool
There are few aromas as swoon-worthy as bread fresh out the oven. But be patient. A burnt mouth isn't the only thing you're risking by slicing bread too soon.
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Why The US May Be Seeing More Cultured Meat In The Future
The future of meat could lie in the hands of an innovative industry that has received approval from environmentalists, animal rights activists, and investors.
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Why You Should Try Adding Hummus To Your Mashed Potatoes
Though it's often used as a dip and is best paired alongside Mediterranean dishes, hummus is also a great addition to mashed potatoes.
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New Orleans' Famous Willie Mae's Is Heading To A New City
Award-winning Southern restaurant Willie Mae's is expanding beyond New Orleans for the first time ever. The NOLA institution is heading west to this lucky city.
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Chef Eric Ripert Has A Special Technique For Grilled Fish
There's one star chef out there who has an unusual take on grilling fish, and his name should be familiar to anyone who enjoys seafood: Eric Ripert.
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The Ingredient That Will Change Your Chicken Soup Forever
If you thought chicken soup couldn't get any more comforting and delicious, just wait until you try it with this unexpected citrus ingredient.
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