Why Chicken-Fried Steak May Be The Most Texan Food There Is
Everything is bigger in Texas, especially their chicken-fried steak. Add in a side of mashed potatoes and cover it with cream gravy for a true taste of Texas.
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Why Importing Is Essential To The Coffee Industry
An issue for many countries is that although they consume tons of coffee, they can't grow the beans themselves. They rely on importing their coffee. Here's why.
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What Is Your Least Favorite Kind Of Seafood? - Exclusive Survey
We offered you six seafood options and 615 of you responded to let us know which is your least favorite item.
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How A Natural Disaster Inspired New England's Maple Hurricane Sauce
After a disaster, two Sugar Hill natives did what any enterprising Yankees would do: They took what nature had given them and turned it into something special.
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Just Ice Tea's New Flavor Is Inspired By An Honest Tea Fan-Favorite
Just Ice Tea is releasing the names of its six new flavors after Coca-Cola discontinued the previous brand. Here's the inspiration behind the fourth flavor.
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The Blue Sausage Fruit Is Better Than It Looks
One reason that blue sausage fruits are not better known is that they rarely appear outside of their native lands.
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Classic Corn Chowder Recipe
When you're looking for a hearty, hot meal to warm you up from the inside out, try whipping up this 30-minute recipe for classic corn chowder.
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The Creamy Ingredient You Should Try Adding To Risotto
The key to mastering risotto is nailing the cooking technique, but if you want a richer risotto, another Italian ingredient is just the ticket.
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How The Philly Soft Pretzel Became A Unique Icon Of The City
From Germany to the Pennsylvania Dutch to Philly, the humble pretzel's epic journey has yielded a classic American snack. Here's how it ended up where it did.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Making With Clingstone Peaches
Clingstones are notoriously difficult to work with because of their butter-soft insides and pit that clings to its flesh with all its might
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The Best Type Of Bread For A Tomato Sandwich
One of the most crucial components of the tomato sandwich is the bread.
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The Ingredient You Need For Ultra-Crispy Roasted Peanuts
Peanuts are a healthy, delicious snack, and they soar even higher when cooked using this one ingredient, which turns them into a crunchy masterpiece.
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13 Best Vodkas For A Screwdriver
The screwdriver is a simple cocktail of vodka and OJ, so it's important to start with the best ingredients. Discover vodkas that make the best screwdrivers.
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13 Common Mistakes Everyone Makes With Their Nonstick Pans
Nonstick pans are not invincible. If you want to keep your cookware in the best condition (and give your food a fighting chance), avoid these common mistakes.
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The Real Reasons Your Homemade Flour Tortillas Aren't Soft
Soft tortillas can be a comforting hug around your keenly prepared fillings. But, homemade tortillas can easily go hard so here's how to keep them soft.
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20 Delicious Ways To Use Up Kimchi
Kimchi might be the most versatile ingredient in your fridge. But if you're stumped on how to use up your jar of kimchi, here are some ways to do so.
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The Historic Origin Of Steak And Kidney Pudding
An intricate and classic food in British cuisine, steak and kidney pudding is no new trend. But when it was, it spread from a surprising source.
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The Absolute Best Way To Guarantee Creamy Polenta
The process to make polenta is arduous, but there's a hack that makes it a simple two-step process.
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You Can Turn Leftovers Into A Savory Cake
Since cakes can come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and flavors, a salty rendition shouldn't seem that far-fetched. Here's how to incorporate those leftovers.
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The Mysterious Origins Of The Boston Cocktail Shaker
The Boston shaker is a staple behind any bar, but its exact origins are widely unknown. Here's what we know about the invention of the Boston shaker.
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How Long Can You Store Garlic Scapes?
If you don't plan on cooking an abundance of garlic scape-focused recipes as soon as you bring home the tangle from the market, here's what you can do.
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Can You Make Starbucks' Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew Keto-Friendly?
Starbucks' Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew is sugary, creamy delight. But rest assured, keto-followers: There's a way for everyone to enjoy the drink.
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The Reason Samin Nosrat Missed Her College Graduation
Before becoming a famous chef-writer, Samin Nosrat completed a degree in English. But the reason she skipped out on the graduation ceremony had to do with food.
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Why Sam's Club Will Have Its First Membership Price Hike In Nearly A Decade
After almost 10 years Sam's Club has recently announced that it's raising its membership fees. Why now?
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You Never Have To Ask For More Tequila At Beverly Hills' The Hideaway
Rodeo Drive's hot new restaurant has high-end steaks, elaborate cocktails, and one special feature so that you'll never have to ask for more tequila.
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Why Top Loin Roast Makes A Great Alternative To Prime Rib
If you love the flavor and texture of prime rib and just can't shell out the big bucks for it, there's good news.
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Prue Leith's Brilliant Tip For Using Overripe Melon
Have a lot of overripe melon sitting around? Don't throw it out. Prue Leith has an easy trick for using up this fruit before it goes bad.
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