What's The Difference Between A Paysanne Cut And A Rough Chop?
We often overlook how important knife skills are in the kitchen. Get to know the difference between these two cuts and step up your game.
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Make Your Smoothies Even Creamier With One Canned Addition
Smoothies are famously blends of all sorts of ingredients, but there's one addition you may not have considered that will create a thick and creamy consistency.
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You Don't Have To Be A Chef To Make Gordon Ramsay's Midnight Snack
The key to a good late night snack is that it needs to be comforting while being easy to prepare while half-asleep. This is Gordon Ramsay's go-to.
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Which Beer-Loving State Has The Most Breweries In America?
Very few things in this world unite people like beer -- and there's one U.S. state on the east coast that holds the crown for most breweries.
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The Restaurant Chain That's Famous For Its All-You-Can-Eat Salad Bar
The word "steakhouse" may have originally been in this chain's name, but they built their reputation on their amazing all-you-can-eat salad bar.
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How To Get Perfectly Crispy Onion Rings, No Deep Frying Required
It's perfectly possible to cook a big batch of crispy onion rings without frying anything, just follow our tips and you'll have that perfect crunch in no time.
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Why Irish Butter Tastes Better Than American Butter
Creamy-tasting Irish butter is almost symbolic of the green, grass-rich land it comes from, where dairy cows lead a good life. Find out why it tastes so good.
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Here's Why Costco Is Recalling Nearly 80,000 Pounds Of Butter
Costco is recalling just shy of 80,000 pounds of butter in accordance with the FDA due to a missing milk content allergen warning on the packaging.
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French Baguette Vs Sourdough Baguette: What's The Difference Between Breads?
The French baguette is perhaps the most iconic loaf of bread out there, but how much does it differ from the sourdough baguette? And are they interchangeable?
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10 Types Of French Restaurants And When To Go To Each
France is known for its restaurants, from cafés to crêperies. Whether early in the morning or late at night, there's a French restaurant for any time of day.
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20 Popular Value White Wines, Ranked Worst To Best
You don't have to spend a pretty penny to get a great white wine. We sampled and ranked some popular value wines based on their flavor, aroma, and more.
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Why Padma Lakshmi Starts Her Thanksgiving Turkey In The Middle Of The Night
Thanksgiving dinner is a time-consuming undertaking. Most people don't start preparing it at 1 a.m. the night before, but Padma Lakshmi does.
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15 Creative Ways To Take Your Ice Cream Cake To The Next Level
Ice cream cake is a birthday party staple, but it doesn't have to be ho-hum. Try one of these easy ways to take an ice cream cake to exciting new levels.
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Turn Halloumi Cheese Into A Rich, Crispy Snack With A Clever Kitchen Tool
Squeaky and rich halloumi cheese doesn't melt easily, which makes it a great choice for frying and grilling, but there's a way you can cook both sides at once.
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The Winery Behind Trader Joe's Brut Sparkling Wines
Trader Joe's offers a ton of delicious wines at an affordable price point. We especially enjoy the sparkling wines from this winery.
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12 Facts You Should Know About Tim Hortons
Tim Hortons is one of the most visible international coffee chains. Get to know the chain and the man behind it more with these 12 facts.
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Turn Store-Bought Cookie Dough Into The Ultimate PB&J Snack With One Easy Step
Place little spoonfuls of peanut butter and jelly in the center of store-bought dough and seal the top so that the fillings are completely covered.
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Wisconsin Ice Cream Company Recalls 2 Flavors Over High Allergy Risk
Per the FDA, Babcock Dairy has issued a recall on its Orange Custard Chocolate Chip and Chocolate Peanut Butter ice cream flavors. Here's what to know.
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The Prohibition-Era Soda Brand That Made History In Ohio
When the 18th amendment was passed, breweries and distillers were scrambling to pivot. Many turned to making soda, like this brand from Ohio.
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Roasted Vs Toasted Pecans: How And When To Use Each Method
Some nuts can feel soft or a little stale when raw, so roasting or toasting them can bring a snappy, crunchy texture that gives new life to the nuts.
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The Odd Dancing Rule Some Texas Roadhouse Employees Are Required To Follow
If you're employed at Texas Roadhouse, a notoriously noisy and boisterous restaurant chain, there's a chance you might have to boogie down during your shifts.
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10 Ways To Upgrade Homemade Shepherd's Pie
Shepherd's pie is a cold-weather classic, but it doesn't always have to be the same. Here are 10 exciting ways to upgrade this beloved casserole.
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The Nifty Website That Lets You In On Costco's Bargains Early
Entering a Costco has an unquantifiable element of chance. You never know what kinds of deals or which items you can expect from one visit to the next.
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Baked Hot Honey Bourbon Barbecue Chicken Wings Recipe
BBQ wings are always hit during football season and in this no-fuss hot honey bourbon recipe, they're baked and then broiled for crispiness and depth of flavor.
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The One Classic Donut You Should Never Order At Dunkin'
Whatever you do, never order this donut from Dunkin'. Though it may seem like a classic, it's almost always a dry, crumbly, powdery mess.
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Here's Every Way You Can Cook That Thanksgiving Turkey
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, a professional chef shares tips on different ways to cook that turkey, from roasting to grilling to frying.
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The Worst Store-Bought Queso Sauce Is By A Beloved Fast Food Brand
When searching for restaurant-worthy queso at home, foodies might turn to the credibility of a jarred store-bought version branded by a fast-food chain.
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