OpenTable Has Revealed The Top 100 Best Outdoor Dining Restaurants
Global restaurant network OpenTable revealed its list of the top 100 best outdoor dining establishments in America, and we hope you're hungry.
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The Common Cookie Problem That May Be Caused By Your Silicone Mat
While silicone mats are great for roasting and baking, they aren't always the perfect tool for the job. Here's why they might not be ideal for baking cookies.
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What You Should Know Before Buying Organic Food From Kroger
The reason you might want to think twice about buying organic food from Kroger is not the cost of organic food, but the cost of buying it.
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Why You Should Be Cautious When Cooking Eggplant With Oil
No matter how you're planning to prepare eggplants you need to be careful with the amount of oil that you're using.
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Why Chefs Are Calling The Bear Almost Too Real
Restaurant chefs and line cooks have joined critics in praising the new show 'The Bear' for its overwhelmingly realistic depiction of kitchen life.
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The Avocado Salsa To Try If You're Tired Of Guacamole
When most people think about the use of avocados in Mexican food, it's usually in the form of guacamole.
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The Real Reason The Price Of Margarine Has Skyrocketed
The price tags for some grocery staples are shooting up more quickly than the Consumer Price Index, which rose 9.1% in the last year. Margarine is higher, too.
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Everything You Need To Know About Freezing Grapefruit
Before you freeze grapefruit, take note of a few tips to make sure you preserve its beautiful color and delicious taste.
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Why You Should Add A Layer Of Foam To The Top Of Your Cooler
We all know the feeling: you pack the perfect ice cooler for a camping trip or beach party, only to find a slushy or lukewarm mess when you open it.
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Why Your Colander May Be The Culprit For Overcooked Pasta
Believe it or not, the colander you use can play a role in whether your pasta comes out overcooked because some of them don't drain water efficiently.
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The Absolute Best Way To Prep Garlic Bread Ahead Of Time
Garlic bread is the perfect accompaniment for almost any pasta dinner. Make it ahead of time with these tips instead of scrambling on the day of.
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This Energy Drink Contains The Highest Amount Of Caffeine Per Serving
Energy drinks are marketed to promote mental clarity, stimulate alertness, increase physical performance, and boost energy levels. But are they safe?
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Cool And Sweeten Your Iced Coffee At The Same Time With This Tip
If you're going to drink coffee, you might as well enjoy it, and this tip is sure to help you do so.
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The 3 Best Types Of Onion For Guacamole And When To Use Them
Fresh, diced tomatoes aren't for everyone, and the type of onion you choose to include in your guacamole can impact the taste and texture of your final dish.
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Why US Oysters May Soon Be Harder To Come By
Oysters are an important part of not only seafood cuisine, but many regional economies. Here is why U.S. oysters may soon be more difficult to come by.
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What Makes Savory Egg Puffs A South Indian Favorite
Egg puffs are an on-the-go snack that can be found in many coffee shops and bakeries across South India but what makes them essential to South Indian cuisine?
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The Historic Origins Of Roasting Coffee Beans
Coffee is something that many enjoy all over the world for a variety of reasons. Here are the truly fascinating historic origins of roasting coffee beans.
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Does The Shape Of Your Teabag Matter?
If you've ever wondered if it's possible to reap more flavors, aromas, and health benefits from certain shapes of tea bags, we have an answer for you.
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Which Beans Are Used To Make 3 Bean Salad?
The question "What's in a three bean salad?" seems like it has an obvious answer: three beans. That's sort of true, but there's a little more to it than that.
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The Real Reason Subway's Tuna Sandwich Legal Battle Rages On
Subway has faced a lot of business challenges in recent years. Here is the real reason why Subway's tuna sandwich legal battle is still raging on in courts.
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Alton Brown Won A Peabody Award, But No One Knows Where It Is
Alton Brown won a coveted Peabody Award back in 2006. However, his trophy has been missing in action since 2013. Find out what happened to it here.
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How To Tell If A Lemon Has Gone Bad
If you've had your lemons a while, and question whether they're still edible, take note of certain characteristics to see if your lemon has passed its prime.
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Tensions Are Mounting Between Senators And USAID Over Global Food Crisis
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators voiced concerns about how the USAID is responding to the ongoing global food crisis. Learn why here.
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The Common Mistake That Ruins Homemade Ceviche
Aside from the actual seafood, acid is the most important element of ceviche, and that means it can truly make or break your dish if you don't use it properly.
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New Study Reveals Sunlight Makes Men Hungry, But Not Women
Data from a new research study suggests that exposure to sunlight might make men experience more hunger, but it doesn't seem to impact women. Find out more.
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The Cheese That Lidia Bastianich Swears By For Pasta
Lidia Bastianich is an expert on all things Italian, so when she reveals her favorite grated cheese to add to pasta, you may want to take note.
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Why You Should Consider Macerating Fruit Salad
if you want to make a fruit salad and find that your go-to ideas aren't really doing it for you, it might be time to consider making a macerated fruit salad.
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