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Drink /John Tolley
The Easiest Way To Pair Cheese With Alcohol That Isn't Wine, According To A Cheesemonger
Wine and cheese is a classic alcohol and cheese pairing - but it's just one of many options. Beer, cider, and spirits also pair well with various cheeses.
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Cook /John Tolley
Chili-Infused Butter Will Give Your Steak A Spicy Flavor Boost
While there are plenty of ways of going about adding chilis, and other forms of spice, to steaks, butter has some distinct advantages.
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Grocery /Ayomari
14 Canned Peppers You Should Stock Your Pantry With
A pantry just isn't complete with some cans of peppers. Here are canned peppers that we recommend stocking your pantry with, from super hot to not.
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Cook /Fred Decker
13 Best Substitutes For Dill, According To A Chef
Looking to swap dill for something else in a recipe? Out skilled chef has 13 excellent substitutes in mind, ranging from zesty cilantro to sweet mint.
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Cook /Claire Redden
The Nespresso Frother Hack For Hot Milk With Less Foam
Believe it or not, you can change the texture of your Nespresso milk frother's foam using a simple hack that's actually mentioned in the user manual.
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Cook /Elettra Pauletto
15 Tips From Celebrity Chefs To Make The Ultimate Potato Salad
If you're looking to impress with your potato salad at the next picnic, test out these practical and simple tips from your favorite celebrity chefs.
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Cook /Claire Waggoner
15 Ways To Use Canned Peaches
You might know them as the dusty item in the back of your pantry, but canned peaches have a lot of culinary value, if you know how to get creative.
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Cook /Karen Hart
Keep Batter On Your Onions Rings With The Help Of Cornstarch
Is there any more disheartening experience than watching the batter fall off your onion ring and in to the fryer? Here's a surefire way to keep the batter on.
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Cook /Emma Segrest
Oranges Lend Great Flavor To Salmon, But Marmalade Is Even Better
The subtle sweetness in oranges balances out the fatty flavor in salmon and you can lean into this pairing by upgrading your oranges to include marmalade.
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Cook /Kirsten Nunez
8 Tips You Need For Curing Egg Yolks
Curing egg yolks is a process that can deliver an immensely flavorful ingredient to your kitchen. All you need to know for the process are a few key tips.
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Cook /Elizabeth Okosun
Garlic Is The Easy Cornbread Addition For Next-Level Flavor
Very few things in life are as satisfying as fresh cornbread - but fresh cornbread with added garlic? It's a pairing you don't want to miss out on.
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Cook /Austin Havens-Bowen
The Sweet Tip For Using Up Leftover Wonton Wrappers
Wonton wrappers are typically associated with savory applications, but that doesn't mean they can't fare excellently in the world of desserts.
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Cook /Matthew Spina
Don't Make This Mistake When Storing Sourdough Bread Starter
You worked so hard to get your fickle sourdough starter just right; it would be heartbreaking if you then accidentally stored it in the wrong kind of container.
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Cook /Wendy Leigh
Steam Lobster Tails In Beer For Elevated Flavor
Steaming lobster tails in beer is a creative way to liven up the delicious crustaceans. Here are some tips to help you choose the right beer and more.
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Exclusives /Lucia Capretti
Chef Michael White Talks Pasta Tips And His New Restaurant In The Bahamas - Exclusive Interview
Chef Michael White has opened a new restaurant in Nassau, called Paranza. We caught up with White for an exclusive interview on what makes this opening special.
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Drink /Brian Udall
Triple-Distilled Liquor Vs Continuously Distilled: Is There A Difference?
Most liquors are either distilled using pot stills or continuous stills. But what's the difference between triple distillation and continuous distillation?
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Cook /Stephanie Friedman
For A Single-Serve Crispy Brownie, Cook It In The Air Fryer
Maybe time is of the essence or we simply don't want an entire batch of sweet treats sitting around the house. But we can still have our fudgy dessert.
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Cook /Wendy Leigh
The Easy Addition For Double The Cocoa In Chocolate Chip Cookies
Ramping up the chocolatey flavor of your cookies doesn't have to mean using more chocolate chips. Instead, infuse cocoa straight into the dough itself.
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Drink /Sylvia Tomczak
The Reason You Usually Don't Need To Decant White Wine
Curious about decanting white wine? Though it's not the norm, certain complex whites can benefit; learn when and how for an enhanced tasting experience.
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Cook /Karen Hart
How Long Does Home-Canned Salsa Really Last?
Making salsa with fresh veggies from your garden is one of life's great pleasures. Learn how long your salsa can last when it's canned and stored properly.
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Cook /Lucia Capretti
The Meat Cooking Method Carla Hall Is Most Excited About - Exclusive
Cooking meat can be as simple as a quick sear on both sides or more complex like a braise or multi-step process. But one method stands out for Carla Hall.
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Culture /Autumn Swiers
Alphabet Soup Has Been Around Longer Than You Might Expect
Who doesn't love trying to spell out words and phrases while slurping down tasty tomato soup? Well, this goofy pastime started way back in the 1800s.
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Cook /Karen Hart
How To Add Extra Ingredients To Risotto Without Overwhelming The Flavor
There's a lot of room for creativity, but one of the common mistakes you're making with risotto when you customize it has to do with its order of operations.
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Drink /Autumn Swiers
Was The Green Tea Shot Created By Jameson Irish Whiskey?
The green tea shot is traditionally made with Jameson Irish Whiskey and zero tea whatsoever, but did the distiller invent the emerald-hued shooter?
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Restaurants /Stephanie Maida
How To Upgrade Your Starbucks Pink Drink To Taste Like A Creme Saver
Starbucks' Pink Drink is already delicious as is, but with a few simple tweaks, you can transform it into the liquid version of Creme Savers strawberry candies!
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Cook /Luna Regina
Do Dried Herbs Ever Expire?
Since they don't need to be refrigerated or have expiration dates on their packaging, it's easy to get tricked into thinking dried herbs remain potent forever.
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Culture /Michelle Welsch
The Fascinating History Of The O-Shaped Pasta In SpaghettiO's
Pasta has always come in myriad different shapes, but it wasn't until the emergence of SpaghettiO's in the 1960s that we first had an O-shaped pasta.
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Cook /Steve Peters
12 Tips You Need When Making Ice Cream Floats
There might not be a more refreshing beverage than a fizzy soda mixed with creamy ice cream. Check out our tips for making the perfect ice cream float at home.
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Cook /Catherine Nyorani
The Best Way To Peel Pearl Onions And Save Yourself Some Effort
Pearl onions make for a sweet and tasty addition to the meal, but their tiny size also means a lot more time spent preparing them before cooking.
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