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Drink /Karen Hart
Why Gordon Ramsay Believes Californian Wines Are Among The Best In The World
The influence of California on the wine world cannot be understated - so much so that even Gordon Ramsay recognizes the state's stronghold in the industry.
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Cook /September Grace Mahino
Does The Color Of Your Shrimp Matter? Here's The Difference Between White, Brown, And Pink
When you are perusing the choices at your local seafood spot, here are some things about the differences of the colors of shrimp to keep in mind.
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Drink /Lucia Capretti
Why Using Native Grapes Has Its Advantages In Winemaking
Native grapes have a significant impact on the end characteristics of wine. Leonardo Bellaccini, oenologist at San Felice Wine Estate in Tuscany tells us why.
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Cook /Luna Regina
How To Safely Test The Temperature Of Your Pizza Oven
Using a pizza oven at home entails a pretty steep learning curve up front before you get to enjoy delicious, perfectly cooked pizzas consistently.
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Cook /Michelle Welsch
Is There Really A Difference Between East And West Coast Sushi?
We delve into the hot debate between East and West Coasters about which side of the country has the best sushi, and drill down to see if there is a difference.
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The Story Of Yuengling, America's Oldest Brewing Company, Predates Prohibition
Yuengling has been around for far longer than any person living today. It even managed to survive Prohibition and has continued to add chapters to its story.
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Exclusives /Lucia Capretti
What Natalie Sideserf Has Learned After Years Of Making Hyper-Realistic Cakes - Exclusive Interview
Natalie Sideserf told us about her favorite cake-making techniques, the ingredients and tools she can't live without, and tips for making hyper-realistic cakes.
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Cook /Carmen Varner
16 Creative Ways To Use Scallions
Whether you eat them cooked, raw, charred, or dehydrated, you can creatively sprinkle scallions in pasta, salads, waffles, scones, and much more.
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Cook /Cassie Womack
If You're Out Of Bay Leaves, Use Dried Thyme
Bay leaves bring a distinctive flavor and aroma to dishes that can be hard to replicate. But a little fresh or dried thyme works as a substitution in a pinch.
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Recipes /Katie Rosenhouse
Triple-Chocolate Easter Marshmallow Bark Recipe
Three types of chocolate come together to make this festive bark, appropriately adorned with vibrant Easter egg candies.
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Cook /Michelle Welsch
Golden Bread Is The Canadian French Toast With Hard-Working Origins
We may think of French toast as the ideal dish for a decadent brunch, but in 19th century Quebec, golden bread fueled the timber industry.
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Culture /Audrey Hickey
14 Soups From Scandinavia You Should Know About
From hearty meat-based varieties and nourishing vegetable options to sweet types, discover the soul-warming soups that highlight Scandinavian gastronomy.
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Cook /Karen Hart
Bulk Up Your Next Omelet With Salty Beef Jerky
Ham and bacon are probably the meats you associate with adding to omelets, but beef jerky is a convenient and super savory alternative to elevate your dish.
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Restaurants /Sylvia Tomczak
Your Starbucks Strawberry Drinks Need A Floral Burst Of Lavender Cold Foam
The floral magic of Starbucks' new lavender cold foam is the perfect complement to a variety of strawberry and other beverages. Catch it early in the season!
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Cook /Peggy Aoki
The Parts Of Your French Press Coffee Maker You Can't Forget To Clean
The trusty French press is still a favorite coffee maker for many of us, largely due to its reliable simplicity. Check this cleaning tip before you use it next.
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Reviews /Crawford Smith
After taste-testing the new Salt & Straw ice cream varieties based on nostalgic cereals, we liked them all, but our favorite features a classic flavor combo.
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Cook /Nikita Ephanov
Western Celery Vs Chinese Celery: What's The Difference
Celery's celery, right? Well, wrong, actually. There are two quite distinct varieties of the bitter stalks, and they're used in recipes quite differently, too.
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Recipes /Miriam Hahn
Baked Creamy Red Pepper Penne Pasta Recipe
This baked red pepper penne pasta recipe perfectly balances creamy, cheesy flavors with bell pepper-infused marinara sauce for the ultimate comfort meal.
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Cook /Nikki Munoz
Your Next Egg Sandwich Is Begging To Be Smothered In Sriracha Butter
While the bread and fillings are important, of course, your choice of condiment can make or break a breakfast sandwich. Sriracha butter is always a good choice.
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Cook /Sara Klimek
18 Creative Uses For Pickled Red Onions
Pickled red onions bring brightness, acidity, and punch to a wide variety of recipes. We're taking a look at 18 yummy uses for these amazing alliums.
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Cook /Simone Gerber
The Best Place To Store Organic Onions To Prevent Sprouting
While we all buy our veggies with the best intentions of using them up quickly, you may need this tip about the best place to store your organic onions.
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Culture /Claire Redden
How Corner Stores Became A Staple For Groceries Across The US
For many Americans, a trip to a giant supermarket is a hassle. Luckily, convenience stores are stocking healthier items and becoming a go-to for shopping runs.
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Cook /Julia Holland
Why Beefsteak Tomatoes Are The Best Variety For Slicing And Dicing
There are many more types of tomatoes out there than you might expect, and not all of them are particularly well-suited to slicing and dicing.
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Drink /Chesney McDonald
10 Best Bourbon And Chocolate Pairings, According To A Spirits Expert
Many would say bourbon and chocolate are made for each other. But with so many brands, knowing which pairs work can be difficult. Thankfully, we did the work.
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Cook /Nikki Munoz
Dredge Oreos In Pancake Batter For The Easiest Deep-Fried Cookies
If you love the idea of making deep-fried Oreos at home but are worried about it being difficult, there is no need to fret. Just grab pancake batter.
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Drink /Kat Lieu
Why You Should Think Twice Before Adding Rice Beer To Your Gluten-Free Diet
Given that rice is gluten free, it is perfectly logical to assume that rice beer would also be gluten free, but that isn't necessarily the case.
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Cook /Nikki Munoz
Toss Your Tofu In Marinade Ahead Of Time For An Infusion Of Flavors
A marinade infuses the flavors into the tofu so that, after it's cooked, it will taste far from bland. Find out how to do it and what flavors to do it with.
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Recipes /Sara Klimek
12 Best Recipes Featuring Almond Flour
From sweets to savory dishes, here are some of our favorite recipes to put that almond flour that's been sitting in your pantry to use in your kitchen.
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Cook /Julia Holland
We Finally Know How Fortune Cookies Get Their Messages Inside
Have you ever wondered how the little slips of paper get inside fortune cookies? They aren't baked into the dough or carefully maneuvered inside after shaping.
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