The Easy Way To Smoke Meat Right In Your Kitchen
There are tons of pressure cooker hacks out there, and one of our favorite ones is utilizing the vessel as a smoker. Here's how to use it to smoke meat.
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The Maximum Amount Of Milk You Should Drink In A Day
From an early age, it's taught that drinking milk and eating cheese results in healthy and strong bones. But is there such a thing as too much milk?
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The Royal History Of Norway's King Oscar Canned Seafood
2022 marks the 120-year anniversary of King Oscar canned seafood. Before it donned the moniker of royalty, Stavanger Canning Company was founded in 1873.
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Why You Should Never Use Glass To Scoop Ice
In a video, a TikToker points out bartending red flags, one of which is scooping ice with the glass you are serving in. But why is this a no-no? Here's more.
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The Minneapolis Restaurant Serving Up Exclusively Indigenous Cuisine
The Sioux Chef wanted to revitalize Native American cuisine, so he established a Minneapolis restaurant serving exclusively Indigenous cuisine. Here's more.
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A Raccoon Was Sent To Thanksgiving Dinner At The White House In 1926
Presidents being gifted various foods is a Thanksgiving tradition that has lasted for years. Here's more on how president Coolidge received a raccoon.
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17 Best Vegan Foods At Aldi, Ranked
Aldi offers a wide variety of inexpensive items -- including vegan products. Here's our ranking of some of the best vegan foods from the grocery chain.
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13 Tips For Making The Absolute Best Omelets
Perfecting the art of the omelet can be tricky, but you don't need to be a professional chef to create a folded egg masterpiece.
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What Happens To The Caffeine Removed From Decaf Coffee?
A cup of decaf coffee still has 2 mg of caffeine on average, 3% of what the coffee beans contain. So where does the other 97% of removed caffeine end up?
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This Is The Best Temperature For Brewing Green Tea
The perfect cup of green tea can be immensely relaxing, and it all depends on the water temperature. Here's the perfect temperature for brewing green tea.
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Elevate Your Croissants With Sourdough Starter
One key to working with sourdough comes down to timing -- you'll need to start with an active sourdough, which means there's a thriving population of yeast.
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Review: The Joe & The Juice Spicy Tuna Sandwich Lives Up To The TikTok Hype
The rising star sandwich chain definitely brings the heat with this social media sensation.
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At NYC's New Restaurant The Wesley Fine Dining And Nature Collide
New York's The Wesley features a produce-driven menu that joins a growing scene of eateries where fresh, plant-based dishes take the focus over meat.
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Classic Chia Pudding Recipe
We all know that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but not all of us are early birds. This recipe is nutritious and great for making in advance.
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Frank's RedHot Turkey Injector Makes It Easy To Spice Up Your Thanksgiving
Just in time for the holidays, Frank's RedHot has announced a new marinade set that spice enthusiasts will likely be excited to try.
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Fermented Vs. Pickled Foods: What's The Difference?
While both are great and time-tested methods of food preservation, there's a world of difference between fermenting foods and pickling them.
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The Difference Between Starbucks' Christmas And Holiday Blends
Although they may be easy to confuse because of their similar names, Starbucks' Holiday and Christmas Blends can vary in a number of ways.
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Gemista (Stuffed Peppers) Recipe
Gemista, also known as stuffed peppers and tomatoes, make for a perfect family dinner.
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What Are Edible NFTs And Can You Actually Eat Them?
Brands like Coca-Cola and Taco Bell have experimented with the digital space and created traditional NFTs such as digital art, but are there NFTs you can eat?
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Autumnal Herby Turkey Breast Recipe
If you're having a smaller Thanksgiving gathering, then you don't need to cook up a whole turkey — opt for this autumnal herby turkey breast instead.
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Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Cooking Potatoes In Tomato Sauce
There are many ways to cook potatoes, but new science reveals why doing so in tomato sauce can present a slight issue. Save yourself the hassle and find out.
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Martha Stewart's Go-To Turkey Cooking Method For Thanksgiving
Martha Stewart favors one turkey cooking method over all others while she's making Thanksgiving dinner, and she's sharing it just in time for the holiday.
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Cocoa Vs. Cacao: What's The Difference?
Most people love the rich, creamy taste of chocolate, but not everyone knows the difference between cocoa and cacao.
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Trader Joe's New Dip Combines Toscano Cheese And Syrah Wine
As we enter the holiday season, Trader Joe's has released a new product. But while the item recently appeared in store, shoppers may find its flavor familiar.
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What Noor Murad Wants You To Know About The Flavors Of Bahraini Cuisine - Exclusive
Noor Murad wants to spread the message of Bahraini cuisine. She told Tasting Table everything you need to know about its unique flavors.
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Bison Burgers Vs. Beef: Is There A Nutritional Difference?
With so many different burger options it's easy to equate ones that are similar in appearance and taste. However, beef and bison check different dietary boxes.
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Candied Walnut Waldorf Salad Recipe
Learn to upgrade the iconic Waldorf salad with this revamped recipe that includes salad greens, grapes, and candied walnuts.
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