The Benefit Of Using Heavy Cream Instead Of Milk For Caramel Sauce
Many desserts simply don't pack the same punch without caramel sauce, and making it yourself is as much about ingredients as it is about technique.
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The Ideal Temperature To Roast Perfectly Caramelized Parsnips
Roasting vegetables helps to bring out their natural flavors and sugars. These tips will help you roast parsnips to their fullest potential.
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José Andrés Is Receiving This Huge Honor From The Smithsonian
José Andrés is an incredibly busy chef. In addition to owning 16 restaurants, Andrés has received attention over the years thanks to his charity work.
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Russia's Traditional Pryaniki Spice Cookies Date Back To The 9th Century
This traditional Russian spice cookie dates all the way back to the 9th century, initially made to celebrate weddings, births, and other celebrations.
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Sysco Is Suing These Major Meat Companies Over Prices
Americans have been pinching pennies as food costs have continued to inflate. Now food distributor Sysco is suing certain major meat companies over prices.
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How New Cocktail Guide Black Mixcellence Honors Black And Brown Mixologists
"Black Mixcellence: A Comprehensive Guide to Black Mixology" celebrates Black and brown excellence in the spirits industry. Here's what to know about the guide.
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The Official Cocktail Of The US Open Will Be Available For Delivery
With the U.S. Open set to begin, many are looking forward to its signature cocktail. Now people in certain areas can have it delivered straight to their doors.
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20 Greek Dishes You Need To Try At Least Once
Greek cuisine is undeniably vast and diverse, influenced by climate, geography, and history. Kickstart your Greek culinary odyssey with these 20 famous dishes.
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The Expensive Serbian Cheese That's Made With Donkey Milk
Pule Cheese from Serbia is a healthy, tasty, and expensive delicacy, made from Donkey milk, which is an ingredient that is getting rarer and rarer.
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What Makes Expensive Candy Taste Different Than Cheap Candy?
Ingredients are the main reason why expensive candy may taste different from cheap candy, but it also helps for the consumer to know that there's a difference.
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What You Need To Know About The Vidalia Onion Recall
The recalled onions were sold in certain Publix and Wegmans grocery stores and are being recalled after listeria monocytogenes were found on a packing line.
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Häagen-Dazs' Latest Dessert Features A Unique Butter Cookie Cone
Häagen-Dazs is releasing a series of ice cream cone treats that feature a unique butter cookie cone, which will be available in four different flavors.
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What Makes Shochu Unique?
Shochu is a highly popular alcoholic drink in Japan. We describe how it's made, how it tastes, and how to drink it.
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The Difference Between Soju And Shochu
Both Korean soju and Japanese shochu are delicious on their own, but that doesn't mean that these drinks can't be fantastic when used in cocktails.
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What's On The Menu For Coachella 2022
Coachella is challenging the notion that music festivals can't be food destinations with its food and drink lineup for 2022.
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This Is Why Your Scrambled Eggs Are Rubbery
Thankfully for your palate and any future scrambled eggs you eat, there's a way to cook them well without destroying their texture and turning them rubbery.
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Tips You Need When Cooking With Wine
Cooking with wine is easier than you think, especially with these tips. Prepare meals that stun with our advice for how to make the most of your favorite vino.
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The Best Method For Boiling Flavorful Mushrooms
While sauteéing is the preferred method for cooking mushrooms, here are some handy tips for boiling the fungi that won't strip them of their unique flavors.
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Peameal Bacon: The Canadian Breakfast Food You Should Know
While we know Canadian bacon, most Americans have never heard of peameal bacon and that's a state of affairs that is worth rectifying.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Throwing Out Leftover Vanilla Extract
Vanilla extract is an ingredient that no baker can go without, and even trace amounts of leftover extract in a near-empty bottle can be put to good use.
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Single Barrel Vs. Small Batch Bourbon: What's The Difference?
Walk into your favorite bottle shop, and you're likely to find bourbon bottles marked as single barrel, small batch, or blended, but what does it all mean?
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The One Salad You Might Want To Reconsider Ordering At A Restaurant
When ordering at a restaurant, you always want to get the most for your money, and this particular salad appears to be a surefire way not to do so.
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The Important Reason You Should Cook Lemon Curd Over Low Heat
Lemon curd may seem fancy or complex, but it's actually not too difficult to make from home. Beyond the curd's ingredients, all you need is patience.
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How Celebrity Butcher Pat LaFrieda Masters A Tailgate Party And A Perfect Steak Dinner - Exclusive Interview
In an exclusive interview just in time for the Super Bowl, master butcher Pat LaFrieda shared his advice for making the perfect steaks, burgers, and chili.
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Dead Rabbit's New Cocktail Book Embraces The Emerald Isle
New York City history meets traditional Irish whiskey cocktails and pub fare at The Dead Rabbit. The team behind the bar just released a new cocktail book.
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How Peanut Soup Became A Southern Staple
Peanut soup has been a Southern staple for many years, going all the way back to George Washington Carver himself!
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Closely Monitor The Water Level For A Perfect Treacle Pudding
Treacle Pudding can be a finicky dish, so when preparing one it is best to monitor the water levels as closely as possible to achieve the perfect texture.
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