Tropical Matcha Mocktail Recipe
Add grassy vibrant green matcha powder to the classic combination of pineapple and coconut milk to create the perfect cooling summer sipper -- tequila optional.
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Turn Your Ordinary Mojito Into The Absolute Best Sunny Sipper With Grilled Fruit
While crushed fruit or juice is nice, there is an extra step you can take to pack the most flavor possible into your mojito, and that's grilling your fruit.
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Over 2,000 Pounds Of Chicken Products Recalled Due To Listeria Concerns
Some Al Safa chicken products have been recalled due to possible Listeria contamination. Anyone who may have purchased the compromised meat shouldn't eat it.
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The Worst Zero-Sugar Soda Comes With The Nastiest Aftertaste
We conducted a taste test of 13 popular zero-sugar sodas, and this long-lasting brand was the worst one of them all with a bad scent and aftertaste.
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This Might Be The First Energy Bar Invented
Today energy bars are popular and available commercially just about everywhere, but this ancient Greek version might be the first energy bar invented.
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The Traditional Dishes You'll Enjoy For Breakfast In Italy
Breakfast in Italy can look different from region to region, but anywhere in the country is sure to look drastically different than a typical U.S. breakfast.
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20 Asian Chicken Recipes You'll Want Over And Over Again
There are so many different chicken dishes that it can be hard to narrow it down. Luckily, we've done the work for you with these 20 Asian chicken recipes.
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Grilled Mediterranean Tofu Skewers With Green Olive Relish Recipe
Grill up a vegan feast with this Mediterranean tofu skewers recipe, which also comes garnished with a tangy olive relish.
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The Frothing Tip That Ensures A Sweeter Espresso Drink
If you want to have a sweeter espresso drink, follow this frothing tip that ensures your sugar is equally dispersed throughout your coffee.
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The Absolute Best Method For Storing Tallow
While pan drippings should be kept in the fridge and last for a week, there's no better place to store tallow than this unexpected kitchen space.
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The Difference Between High-Rye And High-Corn Bourbon
High-rye and high-corn bourbon have a lot in common - they are both entries in the bourbon whiskey genre after all - but their mash bills distinguish them.
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How To Stuff Artichokes The Right Way
When it comes to making stuffed artichokes, knowing how to properly cut and core the artichokes is just as important as the filling you stuff inside.
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Lemon And Almond Make The Perfect Match For A Refreshingly Sweet Bread
Lemon almond is a pairing you may not have tried, and we highly recommend including it in your next bread venture, along with some optional add-ins.
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Benchmark Bourbon Whiskey: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Few budget bourbon whiskey brands can compete with the price and taste of Benchmark. We present the ultimate bottle guide for the classic Benchmark Bourbon.
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Give Queso A Major Upgrade And Top It With Smoked Brisket
Smoked brisket is the secret ingredient you need to take your queso to a savory new level. And don't stop there. Add toppings and have fun with pairings.
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A Touch Of Honey Is The Secret To Better Browning On Pan-Seared Shrimp
If you are pan-searing shrimp, the best way to do so is with the addition of honey. Find out why honey is a crucial ingredient to this recipe.
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What Makes Icefish Sushi So Unique?
Icefish can be found in Japan and Korea and are used in sushi. But they aren't just any fish. Find out what makes them unique and how they're cooked.
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17 Store-Bought Garlic Breads, Ranked Worst To Best
The best store-bought garlic bread from 17 different brands. Find out which ones deliver the perfect blend of garlic flavor and texture for your pasta night.
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10 Easy And Delicious Fried Rice Recipes
Fried rice is an endlessly versatile dish. To prove it, we've gathered 10 of our best fried rice recipes that swap proteins or even trade the rice for veggies.
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It's Easier Than You Think To Make Your Own Cooking Oil Spray
Your days of using store-bought cooking oil spray will be over once you realize that it only takes oil and water in a spray bottle to make your own.
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Here's How Long Lemon Bars Last Before Going Bad
If you don't eat your batch of lemon bars all at once, it's important to know how long you can keep them in the fridge and freezer, and how to store.
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10 Telltale Signs Your Canned Goods Have Gone Bad, According To A Seasoned Chef
Canned goods may seem like they last forever, but practically every food has an expiration date. We consulted an expert to determine when canned foods go bad.
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Here's The Right Way To Eat Indian Food With Your Hands
There's a manageable way to eat Indian food with your hands. So, put the knife and fork away, and we'll teach you to dig in, fingers first.
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How Many (Millions Of) Bubbles Are In Your Champagne Glass?
If you're anything like Physics Professor Gérard Liger-Belair, when you uncork a bottle of champagne, you're wondering how many bubbles are in your glass.
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Ground Lamb, Eggplant, And Couscous Bowls Recipe
For a delicious, nutritious, and filling grain bowl, we use Mediterranean flavors alongside roasted vegetables, ground lamb, and perfectly cooked couscous.
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For The Thinnest Shaved Steak, Freeze Your Meat First
At a deli, shaved steak can be made however thick or thin you desire with a professional meat slicer. Shaving your own steak at home requires more creativity.
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Yes, You Can Smoke Ice Cream. Here's How
If you're craving a smokey flavor, but you have a sweet tooth, combine your two loves with an umami recipe that's easier to pull off than you might think.
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