How Cottage Food Regulations Can Affect Your Home Canned Food
Most store-bought food can't hold a candle to the homemade version, but here's how cottage food regulations can affect your home canned food.
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The Simple Way To Soften Brown Sugar Fast
Baking can be full of challenges and disappointments, but if your brown sugar is giving you troubles, there is the simple way to soften brown sugar fast.
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This Is The Most Common Peach Color In The US
Peaches are truly a treat for all seasons, but this is the most common peach color in the U.S. and the best time to enjoy a peach in peak season.
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The Way You Should Cook Breakfast Sausages Instead Of In A Pan
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day for a reason, and here's the way you should cook breakfast sausages instead of in a pan like you normally do.
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Everything You Need To Know About Wok Hei
Ask a food fan what "wok hei" is and they might refer to it as "that smoky flavor," but here's everything you need to know about wok hei at home.
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The Number One Tip For Using Balsamic Vinegar In A Cocktail
Balsamic just might be the secret ingredient your cocktail is missing and here's the number one tip for using balsamic vinegar in a cocktail.
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James Beard's Favorite Holiday Party Dish Is Surprisingly Familiar
Images of charcuterie platters were everywhere at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and James Beard's favorite holiday party dish is surprisingly familiar.
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What Makes Hawaiian Macaroni Salad Unique
The al dente rule gets tossed to the side when a Hawaiian macaroni salad is involved, but what else makes Hawaiian macaroni salad unique and so special.
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This May Be Why Your Pancakes Turned Out So Dense
There are plenty of ways to make pancakes taste even better than they already are, but this may be why your pancakes turned out so dense while cooking.
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Here's How Tabasco Sauce Got Its Name
Tabasco has so potent a brand that its name will forever be known as the one of the most well-known hot sauces. Here's how Tabasco sauce got it's name.
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For That Fresh Tomato Flavor, Look For This Type Of Canned Tomato
What type of tomato do you use to jazz up your dinner? For that fresh tomato flavor, you should look for this type of canned tomato in your local grocery store.
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Why Some Believe The Maillard Reaction Should Be Renamed
Anyone who loves food should give thanks for the existence of the Maillard reaction, but here's why some believe the Maillard reaction should be renamed.
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Study Reveals The Age Drinking Alcohol Starts To Offer Health Benefits
Researchers have discovered a benefit developed later in life in regard to the body's response to alcohol that might make folks of a certain age raise a glass.
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Is It Okay To Leave Lumps In Your Pancake Batter?
Most people strive for an ultra smooth batter when making pancakes, but is it okay to leave lumps in your pancake batter for a fluffier stack?
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Why Coffee Often Tastes Better At A Café Than At Home
If the regular drip coffee from your local café just seems better than the stuff you make at home, there's an easy way to upgrade your lackluster home brew.
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Why You Should Never Use Pre-Minced Garlic For Garlic Bread
The type of garlic you use can make the all the difference when it comes to your garlic bread.
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How Long Can You Store Cooked Chicken In The Refrigerator?
Cooked chicken can stay in the fridge, but for how long?
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Starbucks May Be Selling Its Russian Stores To A Rapper And A Restaurateur
Starbucks is moving forward with its exit from Russia.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Making When Grilling Chicken
Chicken is a versatile protein that can be cooked with many recipes and in different ways. Here are the mistakes you're making when you're grilling chicken.
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Online Grocery Orders Are Increasing In Popularity Despite Inflation
A new press release by grocery analytics platform Brick Meets Click reports that, despite inflation, online grocery orders are increasing in popularity.
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This Chocolate Bar Contains The Highest Amount Of Sugar Per Serving
A chocolate bar is a great treat or reward after a long, trying day. Here is the bar that you should avoid if you want a lower sugar content per serving.
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Why Tabasco Sauce Was Originally Meant To Be Sprinkled On Food
Tabasco sauce is one of America's most ubiquitous condiments. The most significant change the brand has seen since 1868 hasn't been its recipe, but its bottle.
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Why Aquaculture Is Negatively Affecting Some Small Communities
While most people have enjoyed the benefits of aquaculture, even if they've done so unknowingly, it now appears to have some negative side effects.
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Over 45% Of People Prefer Cooking This Fish, According To New Survey
Fish is a popular dish to prepare, particularly during hot summer months. In a recent survey of Tasting Table's readers, one type of fish is the most preferred.
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How Long To Cook Fresh Pasta So It Always Comes Out Al Dente
You may have to make an adjustment to your typical cooking time as fresh pasta should not be boiled for the same amount as dry.
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The Origin Of Vodka Goes Back Longer Than You Might Expect
While vodka's popularity in the United States didn't really kick off until the last century or so, its origins back much, much further.
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New Study Shows Inflation Is Forcing Brands To Change Their Recipes
A new survey shows that more than half of the consumer-packaged goods businesses that participated swapped ingredients recently. Here's what you need to know.
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