Snow Cream Could Make You Look Forward To Inclement Weather
An old-school treat with ancient origins, snow cream is a perfect way to celebrate winter -- and may even help you look forward to the next snowstorm.
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Does The 'Sock Coffee' Brewing Method Actually Involve A Sock?
Given that a coffee pot spout couldn't catch all the coffee grounds, some historians posit that socks may have been used as the first coffee filters.
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Every Panera Bread Salad And Bowl, Ranked Worst To Best
With so many things to choose from at Panera Bread, where do you start? Here are all the salads and bowls at Panera, ranked so you don't end up with a dud.
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Steak Diane May Have Been Named After A Roman Goddess
Steak Diane is an old-time dish associated with New York City glamour, though its name might be rooted in Roman mythology. Here's the meaning behind "Diane."
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Classic Aviation Cocktail Recipe
Gin can be the perfect base in cocktails, and this aviation cocktail is the ideal mixture of floral and herbaceous.
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The 21 Absolute Best Places To Eat And Drink In Lisbon, Portugal
Given all that Lisbon has to offer in food and drinks, it's no surprise that it is a popular travel destination. Here are the best places to try while here.
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Why You're Unlikely To Find Denver Steak In A Grocery Store
Denver steak isn't something you'll come across often, but those in the know say it's a cut worth seeking out. See what makes this a rare bit of beef.
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Is Dasani Really All That Different From Other Bottled Water Brands?
2020 wasn't a great year for Dasani -- and when other bottled water brands were bought en masse in the early pandemic, Dasani was left high and dry.
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The New Jersey Town Once Known As The 'Caviar Capital Of The World'
When you think of caviar, you might imagine far-away European elegance. But the caviar capital of the world was once found on the banks of the Delaware River.
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What Martha Stewart Says To Do When A Dinner Guest Brings Wine
If you are a host who receives a bottle of wine, the O.G. of party hosts, aka Martha Stewart, said there is a protocol for what you should do with that gift.
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Why You Should Try Cooking Eggs In A Muffin Pan
If you prefer your eggs soft or hard-boiled, there's an oven hack that will yield delicious, results without requiring much hands-on labor.
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Why There Is Foam On Top Of Your Chicken Stock
There's no reason for home cooks to let leftover chicken to go to waste. The only stumbling block for making a broth is what to do with the foam that forms.
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How Far In Advance Can You Purchase Caviar?
The trick to maintaining caviar's luxe flavor and feel lies in the purchase date. Here's how far in advance you should buy these little eggs.
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When Did Starbucks Begin Selling Food?
While Starbucks has developed a full menu over the years, the famed coffee chain didn't always sell food. When did that begin, and what was the reasoning?
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Alton Brown's Favorite Cast Iron Pan Is A Vintage Classic
Chef Alton Brown is generous with the tips he offers to home chefs. So, when he started to show off some of his favorite cookware on Instagram, we took note.
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The Reason Air Fryers Often Yield The Juiciest Chicken Breasts
Air fryers can replace several kitchen appliances and can actually make your meats, including chicken breasts, juicier compared to other cooking methods.
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Is It Possible To Make Potato Chips In A Microwave?
When the craving hits, you don't feel like going to the store, and all you have is potatoes, there is an everyday appliance that may come in handy.
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15 Tips You Need When Cooking With Canned Tomatoes
Canned tomatoes are a standout pantry staple to have on hand when cooking, and we've gathered some important tips to use when making soups, sauces, and more.
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Why The Quality Of Your Milk Matters When Making Coffee Drinks
When it comes to choosing a milk to froth into your favorite coffee, you want café-level creaminess. See what milks work best in your joe and why.
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Southern Collard Greens Recipe
Collard greens complete any Southern meal, and this recipe uses the low and slow method of cooking to create an incredibly savory side.
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Why You Should Stop Overlooking The Ribeye Cap Steak Cut
You've already seen the most popular cuts of steak everyone loves: ribeyes, filet mignon, New York strips, and more, but have you heard of a ribeye cap?
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What Is Japan's Wagyu Olympics And When Did It Get Its Start?
Competing for the best Wagyu beef may not come to mind when you think of the Olympics. Here's how this Japanese competition commenced.
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Alton Brown's Preferred Type Of Vegetable Peeler
Two of the most common types of peelers you will find in a kitchen drawer are a y-shaped peeler and a straight peeler. Here's Alton Brown's preference.
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The Type Of Desserts You Shouldn't Use Frozen Egg Whites For
Thawed frozen egg whites do lose at least some of their capacity to stiffen up when whipped and aren't ideal for certain desserts. Find out what to avoid.
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Who Creates All The Hand-Painted Signs At Trader Joe's?
Perhaps you've noticed some of the hand-made signs or murals painted on Trader Joe's walls. The work of these sign makers has been making the rounds on TikTok
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What Makes Chicory Coffee Unique?
Chicory coffee is a staple most closely associated with the Cajun city of New Orleans. Here is what makes chicory unique and how it is different from coffee.
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Why You Shouldn't Rush Baking Pie
It's important to understand what a pie needs to bake completely in order to avoid the ultimate depressing disaster that is biting into an underbaked dessert.
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