Give Sourdough An Italian Twist With Some Rustic Inclusions
Sourdough bread can be taken far beyond its basic form through the addition of a variety of inclusions. Italian breads offer a wealth of inspiration.
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Rachael Ray's Favorite Wine Brings Back Romantic Memories
On an episode of 'The Rachael Ray Show,' readers posed the question to Rachael Ray and her husband, John Cusimano, about what their favorite wine was.
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Philly Cheesesteak Pizza Is The Ultimate Comfort Meal
A crispy crust is the perfect base to contrast the Philly cheesteak's melt-in-your-mouth ingredients, which smoothly make the transition to pizza toppings.
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For Beautiful Iced Latte Art, Try This Milk Pouring Tip
It may seem impossible, but creating stunning art on an iced latte is achievable if you keep in mind this advice when pouring the foamed milk.
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Queen Victoria's Favorite Food Was One She Ate Nearly Every Day
Queen Victoria had a variable menu, oftentimes with multiple meat and fish courses served at dinner, but she had a special fondness for this food.
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Give Your Coleslaw Major Flavor With One Fermented Addition
To give your coleslaw an edge over the competition - and a delightful punch of tangy flavor - try adding this fermented ingredient to your next batch.
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What Does The Costco Bakery Actually Make From Scratch?
The Costco bakery is filled with tasty treats, but many aren't made from scratch within the bakery. Here's a breakdown of what is and isn't made in-house.
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A Cookie Rim Is The Finishing Touch Your Ice Cream Float Deserves
For the most decadent milkshake possible, it's time to start crushing up your favorite cookies. The flavor combos are endless and all delicious.
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For The Most Tender Artichokes, Be Sure To Soak Them Before Cooking
Keeping artichokes submerged in acidulated water for about an hour softens them. But that's not the only benefit of soaking this vegetable.
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The Brooklyn Native You Can Thank For NYC's Iconic Rainbow Bagels
It's hard to forget the bright, colorful swirls of New York's rainbow bagel that went viral in 2016. But who invented this culinary phenomenon?
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The Best Chocolate To Use For A Rich Bourbon Infusion
This type of chocolate is one of the best ways to develop a smooth, silky mouthfeel that can be served on the rocks or used to make tasty cocktails.
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Costco Is Increasing Membership Fees For The First Time Since 2017. Here's What To Expect
For the first time since 2017, Costco will be raising the price of their memberships. Don't worry, the hot dog combo will still be $1.50.
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The Absolute Worst Way To Store Raspberries In Your Fridge
While you may be tempted to toss these delicate fruits into the crisper drawer of your refrigerator in their original plastic container, you shouldn't do so.
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The Brand Behind Costco's Beloved Kirkland Signature Chocolate-Covered Almonds
Costco relies on numerous third-party manufacturers to create its Kirkland Signature products. Some are kept secret, but its chocolate almond supplier is known.
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8 Cottage Cheese Brands, Ranked Worst To Best
Cottage cheese is a nutrient-rich and versatile food, but not all brands are created equal. We taste-tested and ranked several varieties to recommend the best.
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8 Chicken And Noodle Recipes To Whip Up For Dinner
There's no reason to reserve the chicken and noodle combination for soups only. We've got quite a few recipes that use the classic pairing in fresh ways.
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Can You Order A Strawberry Açaí Refresher Without Lemonade At Starbucks?
Ordering a customized drink at Starbucks can be overwhelming. So, when you order a Strawberry Açaí Lemonade Refresher without lemonade, what are you getting?
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The New Costco Food Court Ordering System That Shoppers Find Irritating
One could argue that the Costco food court is the country's most beloved restaurant, but a new ordering system's trial riled some customers.
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Remember This Tip For Thicker Homemade Chicken And Dumplings
The comfort meal known as chicken and dumplings soup is nothing without its velvety broth, and a little bit of flour helps to achieve this.
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How To Pair Bay Scallops And Pasta For A Stunning Dinner
The most satisfying seafood dinners are not necessarily the most complicated. Here's how to create a delicious and filling dish with bay scallops and pasta.
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Single Vs Double Fold Vanilla Extract: What's The Difference?
It isn't difficult to figure out what separates pure vanilla extract from imitation vanilla extract, but what separates single and double-fold vanilla extract?
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Add Fruity Flavor To Your Aperol Spritz With Fresh Apple
Aperol spritz is a summertime classic, but this fruity twist offers a whole new take. Adding apple cider transforms this cocktail with minimal effort.
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Give Sugar Cookies The Tiramisu Treatment With This 4-Ingredient Frosting
If you love tiramisu, but feel intimidated by making it at home, try this easy frosting that adds the flavor of the Italian classic to any cookie you like.
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Costco Vs Trader Joe's: Who Has The Better Frozen Lasagna?
Frozen foods can be convenient dinner options when making the real thing just isn't doable. Here are frozen lasagnas from Costco and Trader Joe's, compared.
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Why Are There So Many Celebrity Tequila Brands Anyway?
The list of celebrities with tequila brands runs the gamut from LeBron James and Mark Wahlberg to Kendall Jenner, which made us wonder why it's so popular.
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Take Lemon Garlic Sauce To Another Level With Just One Extra Step
Lemon and garlic are a timeless combination, but you can take the duo to the next level by roasting one or both ingredients to enhance their flavors.
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13 Best Hot Dogs In NYC
New York City is no stranger to hot dogs. Here are the best spots to find upscale franks, no-frills favorites, and seemingly everything in between.
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