How Sweet And Sour Sauce Became A Staple Of Chinese American Cuisine
Although what we think of as sweet and sour sauce isn't traditionally Chinese food, the beloved gooey dip is a staple of Chinese American cuisine.
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Out Of Vodka? Try Gin In Your Next Tomato Sauce
Alcohol is an important element in penne alla vodka for several reasons, but if you've run out of the spirit, dry gin is a good substitute. Here's why.
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15 Best Latin Restaurants In Memphis
Memphis has more than just great barbecue. It's also home to many vibrant Latin restaurants serving up mouth-watering tamales, tortas, ceviche, and more.
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Grating Cheese Just Got Even Easier With This Clever Trick
Sometimes there's a tip so simple, we can't believe it isn't used by everyone. This easy cheese-grating trick is like that, and we've a couple more, too.
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The Watery Mistake To Avoid When Making Cauliflower Au Gratin
No-one wants a sloppy cauliflower au gratin. Make sure you read this before you cook your next one, for a creamy, cheesy dish without any excess moisture.
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Add Canned Beets To Your Next Potato Salad For A Pop Of Color
Potato salad is a fan favorite at any summer barbecue, but you can spice up your usual go-to recipe and its presentation by adding canned beets.
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16 Grocery Shopping Mistakes To Be Mindful Of
Save time, money, and your sanity by avoiding these mistakes that anyone can make while grocery shopping. Check out our helpful supermarket suggestions.
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Brown Butter Spinach And Ricotta Grilled Cheese Recipe
This brown butter spinach and ricotta grilled cheese uses the nutty, caramelized flavor of browned butter to transform a familiar favorite into a gourmet meal.
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Transform Leftover Chocolate Truffles Into A Sweet Cocktail Garnish
If you find yourself with more chocolate truffles than you know what to do with, get inventive and use them as a twist on a cocktail garnish.
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The Spicy Ingredient Giada De Laurentiis Uses To Heat Up Fruit Salad
You might not think that spicing up your fruit salad will make it better, but Giada de Laurentiis is here to prove that heat and fruit are a heavenly match.
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12 Best French Restaurants In Dallas
Whether you're looking for a fancy spot downtown or in the mood for a French 75 in Highland Park Village, these are the best French restaurants in Dallas.
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The Ideal Way To Store Natural Nut Butters So They Don't Turn Rancid
Nut butters are a staple in nearly every kitchen in America. If you want to make sure yours lasts, keep these preservation tips in mind.
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Is It Safe To Eat Lemon Seeds?
When it comes to seeds, it can be tricky to know which can be eaten and which should be avoided. We know a lemon rind has many uses, but what about the seeds?
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The Ingredient Duo For A Superbly Crunchy Chicken Sandwich
While the bun and toppings are certainly important, chicken sandwiches live and die by their breading. For perfectly crispy results, use this easy combination.
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Take The Time To Dry Age Pork Shoulder Steaks For Unbeatable Flavor
Dry-aging can be rather difficult to successfully pull off at home, but it can be oh so rewarding when executed safely and properly with pork shoulder.
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10 Mistakes To Avoid When Making A Refreshing Sorbet
Sorbet made right is hard to beat. But there are a lot of ways in which you can mess it up along the way. Here are some common sorbet-making mistakes to avoid.
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14 Foods To Wrap In Bacon For Easy 2-Ingredient Appetizers
If you're ready to kick it up a notch with bacon, try wrapping these 14 foods with it. We think you'll love the watermelon wrapped in bacon.
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What Riddling Actually Means In Wine Terminology
You may not have heard of riddling, but it's what keeps your sparkling wine clear and delicious. Learn more about it as you pop a bottle of champagne.
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How Chef Eyal Shani Made Whole Roasted Cauliflower A Popular Main Dish
There was a time when the idea of serving cauliflower as a main course would have seemed ridiculous, but chef Eyal Shani came along and changed that notion.
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The 15 Best Bars In Dallas, According To A Former Local
Dallas, Texas is home to a diverse bar scene, from rooftop bars to underground lounges and speakeasies. We rounded up the city's best drinking destinations.
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The White Vinegar Tip For Removing Pesky Turmeric Stains
While it might help your brain and heart, home cooks know that your clothing, countertops, dishes, and hands aren't safe from turmeric's golden stains.
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11 Canned Bean Myths You Should Finally Stop Believing
If you tend to avoid canned beans, it may be related to any number of common misconceptions. Here are 11 canned bean myths you should stop believing.
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Why You Should Absolutely Be Smoking Whole Butternut Squash - Exclusive
One reason butternut squash works so well is that aesthetically, it makes for an eye-catching centerpiece for a plant-based meal.
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Whipped Ricotta Is The Simple Solution For The Creamiest Pasta
Ricotta is an underrated cheese that has surprising versatility. Instead of it being the star of the show, you can use it to enhance your pasta sauce.
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What A Traditional Breakfast Looks Like In France
Compared to breakfast in other countries, like the Irish breakfast (not to be confused with an Ulster fry), breakfast in France is a much lighter meal.
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Why Greek Coffee Isn't Your Regular Cup Of Joe
Greek coffee breaks all the rules, being made differently and with different ingredients. Learn more about why this isn't your typical Starbucks order.
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8 Baking Sheet Mistakes You Should Avoid, According To A Personal Chef
Baking sheets are versatile and handy in a kitchen environment, but are you making these mistakes that would compromise their longevity and performance?
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