Why It Can Be Difficult To Make Authentic Sole Meunière
Sole meunière seems as simple as tossing sole into a pan with butter and a little bit of lemon. But one ingredient makes it a bit trickier than it seems.
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Skip This Ingredient For A Unique Twist On Trader Joe's Vanilla Cake
Trader Joe's is a bit like IKEA in that TJ's fans love to play with the store's products. Try this 'hack' out the next time you make TJ's vanilla cake.
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The Mysterious Origins Of The 5-Second Rule
The decidedly-unscientific 5-second rule governs how long food can be on the ground and remain edible. But who exactly made it a rule in the first place?
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The Underrated Lettuce Martha Stewart Prefers For Salad
There's a particular soft, petal-shaped head of lettuce Martha Stewart places in her own 'preferred' category.
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The Reason You Should Always Soak Bread For Meatloaf
Did you know that dry meatloaf can also be the result of skipping a crucial step when it comes to the recipe's bread?
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Why You Should Consider Using Only Egg Yolks For French Toast
Take breakfast spreads to the next level with an easy French toast upgrade and get ready to set golden pieces of bread on the kitchen table.
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Alton Brown's Key Step For Flavorful Rice
Alton Brown adds two ingredients into the pan when cooking his rice. Find out why.
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The Simple Way To Ensure Your Wine-Tasting Experience Is A Success
It may seem like there are a lot of rules when it comes to wine tasting, but don't worry. There's one thing you can do before you arrive to make it a success.
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Why 'City Chicken' Isn't Made With Actual Chicken
The name, City Chicken, came about due to the economic reality of the time. At one point, the animals were more valuable alive than dead.
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The Key To Getting The Crispiest Fries From An Air Fryer
While air fryer fries do have a certain crispness to them, the texture errs more on the soggy side.
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This Could Be Why Walmart Groceries Will No Longer Be Delivered By DoorDash
The partnership is coming to end. But that doesn't mean either company is exiting the grocery delivery market -- far from it.
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How To Replicate The Egg From A McMuffin Without A Mold
Of course, you can purchase an egg ring to use at home to make your breakfast sandwiches for a low cost. But there's another way.
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Derek Wolf's Top Affordable Steak Cuts - Exclusive
A great steak can be expensive, but grilling expert Derek Wolf shares some under-the-radar cuts that are not only delicious, but will fit into your budget.
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Classic Limoncello Recipe
Bright in color and flavor, homemade limoncello is well worth the wait.
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How Minnesota And The USDA Are Partnering To Improve School Lunches
Most people don't look back fondly on their school lunches of floppy pizza and wet scoops of corn Here's how Minnesota and the USDA are trying to change that.
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How The USDA Is Attempting To Make Organic Farms The Norm
The popularity of purchasing organic produce keeps growing. Now, the USDA has introduced a plan to help make organic farming the norm for U.S. agriculture.
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Why You Should Reconsider Fruit-Flavored Snacks On A Keto Diet
While fruit is allowed on the keto diet, there are strict rules surrounding fruit and all things made with it.
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Over 35% Of People Prefer Their Steak Cooked This Way
Few culinary preferences are more personal than the way someone takes their steak. We polled 626 readers to find out your favorite level of doneness.
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The Game-Changing Ingredient To Spice Up Your Baklava
Baklava is already tasty enough in its simplest form, but if you really want to amp up the flavor of your homemade pastry, a bit of this spice goes a long way.
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New Study Reveals How Crucial Urban Farming Is To Food Security
As people to urban areas and farmlands shrink, researchers question how the world will grow enough food. Research shows urban farming is part of the answer.
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The International Commission That Manages Tuna Protection Standards
In 2019, the University of British Columbia found that the 1000% increase in tuna fishing meant that fisheries had exceeded sustainable capacity.
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North Indian Roti Vs. South Indian: What's The Difference?
Roti incarnations parade across home kitchens, cafes, and street-food stands on a daily basis, forming the heart of many Indian dinner recipes.
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12 Distilleries In Kentucky Every Bourbon Fan Should Visit
Bourbon is an all-American spirit, and Kentucky is home to iconic whiskey brands. Explore the best distilleries to visit on your next trip to Kentucky.
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The Modern Speakeasy That Only Allows Higher-Earning Patrons
A nondescript black lacquered bookshelf serves as a portal to a hidden speakeasy that serves up wines, spirits, and beers produced solely by Black purveyors.
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What Does 'Skunked' Beer Actually Mean?
Every once in a while, beer will exude the unmistakable scent of a skunk when poured into a glass to serve, and nobody wants to drink that.
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Latest Data Reveals The Cost Of Going Out For Drinks Could Continue To Rise
While the lockdowns of the pandemic's early days are gone in most places, the bar industry is now facing a new challenge as it attempts to rebound — inflation.
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The Real Reason Ben And Jerry's Just Lost Its Lawsuit Against Unilever
A judge has ruled against Ben and Jerry's in their lawsuit to prevent sales of their ice cream in the West Bank. Here's what you need to know.
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