27 Allergen-Friendly Treats To Stock Up On For Halloween
Offering some allergen-friendly treats for trick-or-treaters in your neighborhood does not have to be more expensive or arduous. Here are some of the best ones.
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What Happens If You Overmix Muffin Batter?
Muffins are a sweet, fluffy indulgence that can be eaten for breakfast. Here is why you should avoid overmixing your muffin batter when making them at home.
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The 16 Absolute Best Cuts Of Lamb To Roast
While we love cooking lamb on the grill, we've found that it's sometimes easier to roast lamb in the oven. Here are the absolute best cuts of lamb for roasting,
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How To Avoid A Frittata-Flipping Disaster
Creating the perfect frittata is no easy feat, particularly when it's time to flip it over. Here's how to avoid a frittata-flipping disaster.
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What's The Difference Between An Impossible Burger And A Beyond Burger?
There are more and more plant-based meat substitutes available on supermarket shelves. But what is the difference between Impossible Burger and Beyond Burger?
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Cockscomb: The Colorful Green You Should Know More About
Offering a hearty dose of iron, protein, and essential nutrients like vitamins A, C, and antioxidants, cockscomb is as nutritious as it is tasty.
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How To Make Sure You're Buying Authentic Fontina Cheese
Two kinds of cheeses that are commonly confused with Fontina are Fontal and Fontinella. But while these cheeses are delicious, they are not interchangeable.
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Fatima Ali's Posthumous Memoir Is On Shelves Now
Sadly, Fatima Ali's journey was cut short in 2019, but her legacy lives on with the release of her posthumous memoir, 'Savor: A Chef's Hunger for More.'
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Most Of The World's Ginger Comes From This Country
Ginger is a delicious and healthy addition to your recipes, teas, and even eaten raw. Here is the country that produces the most ginger anywhere in the world.
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The Top Tip You Need For Harvesting Rhubarb
Rhubarb is a colorful and flavorful sign that spring has sprung. When you are ready to harvest fresh rhubarb, here is our top tip that you should remember.
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Josh Ozersky's Devastating 2015 Death
Josh Ozersky was found dead in his hotel room at age 47 on May 4, 2015 after being spotted drinking and eating at a karaoke lounge in Chicago.
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Creamy Coquito Recipe
This creamy coquito is a Puerto Rican specialty — think of it as a boozy eggnog.
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The Easy Rule For Letting Cooked Duck Rest
After it's done cooking duck needs a small window of resting time like a pork chop or steak. Here's a good rule of thumb for how long you should let it sit.
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Italian 'Beans Of The Dead' Are The Fall Cookie You Probably Haven't Heard Of
When it comes to Halloween, there are plenty of countries outside our own that have their own spooky traditions. Italy celebrates with "beans of the dead."
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The USDA Is Suggesting Big Changes To Reduce Poultry Food Poisoning Cases
The USDA has suggested some big changes to the poultry industry, with the goal of reducing salmonella infections and deaths by the year 2030.
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Why Orange Juice Prices May Soon Increase
The long upward march of food inflation continues, and it looks like orange juice prices may be the next thing to put a dent in your budget.
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Tofu Pad Thai Recipe
Give traditional pad Thai a vegetarian twist with this tofu-based recipe.
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The Meringue Mistake You Weren't Aware You Were Making
Used in desserts of all kinds from cookies, to cakes, to souffles, mastering meringue will take you far in the kitchen and in the hearts of anyone who eats it.
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Ham Vs Pork: What's The Difference?
Is there really a difference between ham and pork when you gobble it down for the holidays? Here's the interesting truth behind these two.
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The Strange Ingredient Traditionally Used To Thicken Bisque
Bisque is, by nature, a very thick soup. And to achieve the thickness required of the broth, fishermen used the leftovers they had at their disposal.
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Why You Should Start Roasting Your Thanksgiving Turkey Upside Down
If you want to get creative this holiday season but don't want to start a food fight at the table, we found a sneaky way to break turkey tradition.
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Kellogg's Discontinued Cinnabon Cereal Is Back. Here's Where To Find It
Cinnamon roll and cereal fans rejoice! Kellogg's has finally announced that it's bringing back the fan-favorite Cinnabon Bakery Inspired Cereal.
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Most Beef In The US Comes From This Breed Of Cattle
The United States has a love of beef as it is the largest producer of the protein in the world. But what breed of cattle is most of this beef coming from?
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How Long Are You Willing To Wait For A Table At A Fancy Restaurant? - Exclusive Survey
Everyone has their limits, which is why we here at Tasting Table asked 588 people living in the U.S. how long they are willing to wait at a fancy restaurant.
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Here's What Happened To The Gros Michel Banana
If this is your first time hearing of the Gros Michel banana, there's a reason for it. Here's what happened to this standard variety of the yellow fruit.
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The Dock Pudding Cooking Competition Robbie Coltrane Almost Won
British actor and comedian Robbie Coltrane died on Oct. 14, 2022. Known for his contributions to film, Coltrane also almost won a dock pudding competition.
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Nigerian Fried Rice Is A Fresh Take On A Classic Dish
Nigerian fried rice might share some similarities with the classic dish, but its authentic African spice blend and choice of meats make it a meal all its own.
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