The Reason Gochujang Is Often Diluted
Gochujang is one of the delicious, spicy sauces that makes dishes like bibimbap so unique. But when using it at home, make sure you dilute it, here's why.
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What Makes The Skybox Meal At NYC's Daniel So Unique
Daniel Boulud's exclusive dining room in New York City offers guests an unforgettable experience overlooking the kitchen in his flagship restaurant.
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The To-Go Coffee Tip You Should Consider
We've all been there -- rushing to get somewhere with your caffeine fix, only for it to end up on your shirt. Here's a to-go coffee tip to prevent spillage.
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The Reason It's Often Difficult To Find Oxtail At Your Butcher Shop
While you can't get much more humble than a literal tail of an animal, oxtail can become downright luxurious when cooked well and chefs have been taking notice.
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The Type Of Rice Traditional Paella Always Uses
Paella is a delicious Spanish staple that can be difficult to make without the right ingredients. Here's the rice you should always use in a traditional paella.
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Lisa Rinna Vs. Lisa Vanderpump: Whose Rosé Is Better?
A pair of reality TV icons (and rivals) square off in a battle for Beverly Hills Housewives wine label supremacy.
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Krispy Kreme's New Donut Collection Has Autumn Written All Over It
Each fall, familiar autumnal flavors make their way back on menus. Now Krispy Kreme has introduced a new donut collection that includes craveable fall flavors.
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The Japanese Knife That's Designed To Cut Vegetables
High-end kitchen stores have a dizzying array of culinary tools, but few are more impressive than knives. The Japanese knife that's designed to cut vegetables.
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Why Americans Started Eating More Lentils After WWII
World War II saw a change in the diet of many Americans on the home front. Here is why Americans incorporated more lentils into their diets than ever before.
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The Spanish Gin And Tonic Elevates The Classic Cocktail To New Heights
The Spanish love their gin, so it makes sense that they took the standard gin and tonic to a new level. Here's what makes the Spanish cocktail so delicious.
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The Way You Stack Your Sandwich Matters More Than You Might Think
If you want to avoid a soggy sandwich, there are a few tricks you can try. The way you stack it matters more than you might think.
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How Long Can You Store Cooked Food On The Counter?
Leaving food out may seem like a good idea, but you really need to know how long you can store that cooked food on the counter.
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How A Pinch Of Salt Transforms Amari Cocktails
What if there was a way to further highlight the complexity of an amaro-based cocktail? Here's how salt makes the bittersweet beverage taste even better.
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Repurpose Leftover Potatoes With A Comforting Mexican Classic
Leftover potatoes might be the key ingredient of your best meal this week -- here's how to use them for a traditional, delicious Mexican favorite.
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The Mess-Free Trick For Dipping Pretzels In Melted Chocolate
When it comes to dipping pretzel twists into melted chocolate, you can wind up with half-dipped pretzels or chocolate everywhere rather than on the pretzel.
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The Favorite Foods Of Every US President
From squirrel to ice cream to barbecue, the favorite foods of U.S. presidents have been interesting. Here is a bit about every U.S. president's favorite food.
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Can Applesauce Cake Be Made Gluten-Free?
Applesauce cake is a simple dessert that can be made by nabbing your most basic pantry items. See how you can put a twist on it and make it gluten-free.
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12 Different Ways To Cook Hot Dogs
Hot dogs are associated with summertime and grilling, but there are plenty of ways to prepare these classic cased delights, from simmering to sous vide.
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Rachael Ray's Best Cooking Tips For Home Chefs
Millions of viewers watch the "Rachael Ray Show" because it's filled with clever and useful tips. Here are some of Ray's best cooking tips for home chefs.
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The Luxuriously Layered Spanish Coffee You Need To Know
A sweet take on a traditional latte, cafe Bombón is a Spanish espresso-based drink with a beautifully layered appearance and deliciously simple flavor.
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The Waste-Conscious Breakfast Hack Perfect For Leftover Salad
To make leftover salad more palatable and avoid throwing away food, it could be wise to rethink your salad as an ingredient rather than a dish of its own.
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Simple Soft-Boiled Egg Recipe
Who needs a hard-boiled egg when you can enjoy the jammy yolk with this simple soft-boiled egg recipe.
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The Scientific Reason Peanut Butter Can Help Get Gum Out Of Your Hair
It's common –- you're riding with the windows down and the gum you were just munching on flew into your wind-blown hair. Here's why peanut butter can help.
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20 Traditional Pakistani Dishes Everyone Needs To Try Once
From savory and rich nihari to bright fruit chaat, Pakistani cuisine is amazingly vibrant. Interested in the best? Taste these must-try dishes,
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15 Best Los Angeles Restaurants And Bars To Celebrate Halloween 2022
We've scoured across Los Angeles to find the most fun and festive bars, restaurants, and parties for whatever kind of Halloween you have in mind.
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Tips You Need When Cooking With Noodles
Noodles are a simple yet versatile ingredient in many cuisines. Here are some of the most important things you need to know about cooking noodles at home.
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10 Best Wines For Sangria
Making your own sangria at home may be the perfect way to spend a summer day. Here are the absolute best wines you could include in your sangria.
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