The Ricotta Swap For Smoother Baked Ziti
While baked ziti is a nearly universally loved dish, from bambinos to nonnas, some point to its inclusion of ricotta as a weak point. See how to punch it up.
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White Lasagna With Sausage And Ricotta Recipe
Ricotta béchamel, Italian sausage, and spinach come together to make this rich and savory lasagne recipe.
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Every Annie's Mac And Cheese Flavor, Ranked Worst To Best
Annie's is one of the best mac and cheese brands out there, so naturally we decided to rank their cheesy and creamy offerings in order of deliciousness.
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The Purple M&M Is Making A Comeback For International Women's Day
M&M's is introducing a limited-edition, all female characters candy pack, featuring the return of the Purple M&M, in honor of International Day of Women.
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Rustic Italian Wedding Soup Recipe
This is not your mother's classic Italian wedding soup recipe, thanks to the addition of lemon juice, and this secret ingredient.
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The Most Important Thing To Know Before Melting Chocolate Chips
Many types of chocolate can be used for melting, but if you're looking to melt some chocolate chips, there's one thing to know about them first.
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Does Apple Butter Contain Any Actual Butter?
We debunk the myth around one of our favorite fall treats: apple butter. Here's what's actually in the cinnamony, smooth condiment we can't get enough of.
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Prince Harry Once Schooled Royal Chef Darren McGrady On Crispy Bacon
Crispy bacon is a favorite across the board, even for the royal family. Here's how Prince Harry taught chef Darren McGrady the trick to achieving that crunch.
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The Low-Tech Way To Grind Coffee Beans Without A Grinder
Coffee grinders are useful tools, but if you don't have one handy, there's a much simpler way to achieve the coarse ground required for a good brew.
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The Extra Ingredient That Will Help Your Cinnamon Rolls Brown
If you prefer your cinnamon rolls well-done, one simple ingredient could take your go-to recipe from good to great with the perfect golden brown hue.
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Why You Shouldn't Use The Glaze Packet That Comes With Ham
Seeing that most hams come pre-cooked and only require a simple pop in the oven, putting a little love into a homemade glaze is the least we can do, right?
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What Exactly Is The 'Danger Zone' For Reheating Food?
There is a specified "danger zone" of temperature for food safety. Find out what it is and how can you avoid it when storing and heating up leftovers.
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The Difference Between Duck Confit And Duck Rillettes
The French eat duck like Americans eat chicken. Two popular dishes, duck confit and duck rillettes are often confused, but there's a difference between them.
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M&M's Just Revealed A New Character
For the first time in 10 years, M&M's is unveiling a new character to join the squad of candies. Here's what the new purple M&M is all about.
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The Process To Look For When Buying Non-Alcoholic Wines
Non-alcohol wines are a fun alternative to the real deal, but it sometimes comes with a compromise. Here's the process to look for to not miss out on flavor.
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The Link Between Joël Robuchon And Louis Vuitton's Osaka Restaurant
Louis Vuitton's new Osaka restaurant doesn't only have the well-known designer's name tied to it -- it also has this link to legendary chef Joël Robuchon.
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How The Starbucks Drive-Thru Has Evolved Over The Years
Starbucks revolutionized the way people get coffee in America and beyond. One of the ways it did this was by introducing and optimizing their drive-thrus.
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The Absolute Best Type Of Wine To Pair With Blue Cheese
If you like a bold blue cheese and need a wine to go with it, look no further. Expert Lucia Capretti has just the pairing you need for your next gathering.
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How Long Do Homemade Canned Peaches Last?
Home canning is a fantastic way to preserve fresh produce out of season, especially delicate fruits like peaches. But how long do homemade canned peaches last?
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The Country Joël Robuchon Said Served The Best Gin And Tonics
A gin and tonic is a classic cocktail, but even the classics can be elevated. Joël Robuchon said one country in particular does the gin and tonic best.
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What Happens If You Make Beer Batter With Non-Alcoholic Beer?
Non-alcoholic beer is only becoming more popular, and many would-be beer drinkers are reaching for less boozy alternatives. But can it be used in a beer batter?
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What Time Do You Prefer To Eat Dinner? - Exclusive Survey
With so much importance placed on dinner, Tasting Table asked its readers what time they prefer to eat dinner, and 567 people responded with their preferences.
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Panera Is Getting Cozy With New Toasted Baguette Lineup
If you've ever paid a visit to Panera Bread, then there's probably a good chance that you've sunk your teeth into a slab of its signature toasted baguette.
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What Is Barramundi And How Should You Cook It?
There are plenty of healthy options when it comes to seafood, but some are more nutritious than others. So what is barramundi, and how should you cook it?
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The Best Way To Soften Cream Cheese
Cream cheese isn't a food that can sit out on the counter for a long time. Here's the best quick and effective way to soften cream cheese for cooking.
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Why A Martini Isn't Complete Without Its Garnish
For a martini newbie, the garnishes can be overwhelming. It may even leave one wondering how much a garnish can really change the flavor of a drink.
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For Perfect Fried Garlic Try Adding Powdered Sugar
When you think about cooking with garlic, you may think of it as an aromatic that adds incredible complex flavors and a delicious bite. Here's why sugar helps.
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