Ina Garten's Go-To Methods For Preventing Broken Cakes
Do all of the beautiful cakes you bake crack and fall apart when you take them out of the pan? Ina Garten has a few tricks to help keep your cakes intact.
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The Two Reasons Basmati Rice Is Crucial For Biryani
Biryani is a rice-based dish, so it's important that the right rice is used. Chefs say that biryani is always made with basmati rice for two important reasons.
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The 2 Step Process Andrew Zimmern Uses For The Best Grilled Chicken
There's something about beautiful grill marks, or that slight char that yields unbelievable flavor, but how do we hold in the moisture?
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The Cooking Substitution You Should Try Instead Of Wine
Wine is great for adding depth and acidity to your cooking, but sometimes, it's fun to switch things up. Next time you cook, try this as a wine substitution.
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Gondi: The Iranian Chicken Meatball Soup You Should Know
You might not know a lot about Iranian cuisine, but gondi is a delicious and historically rich meatball soup that will make you curious to learn more.
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How A Shot Glass Is The Trick To Perfectly Shaped Mini Pie Crusts
Handling the dough carefully is essential when making mini pies, and that's where a shot glass can come in handy.
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Why You Should Add Toppings To Frozen Pizza After It's Done Cooking
The fact that frozen pizza is already prepared doesn't mean you can't add some fun toppings of your own. Just be smart about how and when you include them.
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The Versatile Ingredient Type Essential To Thai Stir Fry
Although Thai stir-fries pull on Chinese-style techniques, they have a specific addition that distinguishes them from other one-pan medleys.
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Bonnie's: The NYC Restaurant That's Reimagining Cantonese American Cuisine
Bonnie's is taking NYC back to Cantonese American roots with its incredible cuisine. Here's how this restaurant is reimagining the two cultures through food.
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The VIP Card That Offers Free Burger King For Life
Move over Amex black card; Burger King has a more exclusive card that offers free Whoppers and fries for life. Here's why a lucky few call themselves BK VIPs.
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Why Wine May Taste Worse When Flying On An Airplane
If you think choosing wine at a fine-dining restaurant is intimidating, just imagine the challenges an airline sommelier faces.
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McDonald's Continues With Policy Changes Despite Franchisee's Requests
When it comes to the relationship with McDonald's corporate offices, franchisee's have not always been "lovin' it." Especially not in regards to new policies.
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Nigeria's 'Food Basket' Is Under Water As Severe Flooding Takes Its Toll
People across the globe are suffering food insecurity and price inflation. Now Nigeria's agricultural region is under water due to unprecedented flooding.
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The Tasty Bread Swap That Will Elevate Your Thanksgiving Stuffing
If you want to elevate your stuffing with one simple ingredient swap, we suggest taking cooking notes from the folks below the Mason-Dixon Line.
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23 Casserole Recipes You'll Turn To Again And Again
There are few things as convenient (or as comforting) to a busy home cook as a casserole. Here are 23 fantastic casserole recipes for a quick and easy meal.
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Consider This Before Buying Frozen Duck Breast At The Grocery Store
Buying fresh duck is a rarity for most people, so purchasing frozen duck is more common. But before you do so, there are some things to consider.
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New Study Finds Fast Food Drive-Thrus Are Getting Less Friendly
In a new study, customers rated the friendliness of their interactions at fast-food restaurant drive-thrus. Which restaurants do you think ended up on top?
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How Madhur Jaffrey Simplifies Shami Kebabs
Shami kebabs can be as sophisticated or simple as you want, but Madhur Jaffrey likes to keep it the latter. Here's her take on the Indian dish.
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The American President Credited For Bringing French Fries To The US
The french fry is an American staple, with contested origins in Belgium and France. How did it get to the States? One President commonly gets the credit.
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Can Eating Mushroom Stems Make You Sick?
Mushroom caps are jam-packed with nutritious compounds, but the stems have always had myth and mystery surrounding them. We break down if they're safe to eat.
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Olive Garden's Never Ending Pasta Bowl Is Back With A Big Change
Luckily for Olive Garden fans, predictions the Never Ending Pasta Bowl was gone for good proved incorrect, though there is a catch to the returning deal.
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The Best Way To Label Your Home-Canned Food
Home-canned food is a time-honored tradition as well as a trendy hobby, but mislabeling your canned good can waste a lot of time and food. Here's the best way.
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The Gourmet Dish You Probably Didn't Know Is Served At Disney World
As it turns out, you don't have to book a flight to Paris or make a reservation at a fancy French restaurant in order this delicacy.
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Party-Pleasing Taco Dip Recipe
Let spinach-artichoke dip and guacamole take the night off. Instead, show up to the party with this crowd-pleasing taco dip.
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Lipton Is The Latest Brand To Get Its Own Line Of Alcoholic Drinks
Popular iced tea brand Lipton just announced that it is jumping into the alcohol market with its own line of hard iced teas in various refreshing flavors.
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New Study Shows Eating Late At Night May Actually Make You Hungrier
Everyone gets a craving for a midnight snack, but new research may show that late-night eating isn't just unhealthy, it's making you hungry.
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The 14 Absolute Best Tomato Paste Substitutes
Tomato paste may seem like an irreplaceable ingredient, but these easy substitutions can be used in a pinch, no matter what meal you're cooking.
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