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The rainbow roll is a gorgeous sushi roll with colors that bring it to life. Here's what you should know before ordering.
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The Trick To Making Poached Eggs In The Oven
Poached eggs are a very popular way to eat eggs, and now there's a hack to make them faster. Here's the trick to making poached eggs in the oven. -
What Is Tomato Powder And When Do You Use It?
Tomato powder may sound strange or trendy, but this ingredient could well be a real lifesaver in the kitchen. Plus, it just might open up some new flavors, too. -
The Difference Between Birria And Barbacoa
Even though they have some similarities and can look like one another, there are a handful of things that set birria and barbacoa apart. -
The Shocking Ingredient In Artificial Vanilla Flavoring
Most vanilla flavoring doesn't actually originate from a vanilla bean. Here's the shocking truth about where most artificial vanilla flavoring comes from. -
How Are Pork Rinds Different From Cracklings?
Pork rinds and cracklings (aka cracklins) are both well-loved Southern snacks, but they're not the same thing. So, how are pork rinds different from cracklings? -
You Should Never Put A Glass Casserole Dish On The Stove. Here's Why
Casseroles are a quick, easy dinner solution, but you should never put a glass casserole dish on the stove. Here's why. -
Mistakes You're Probably Making With Your Galette
A gallete can be a savory dinner or a sweet dessert, but there are a few pitfalls to avoid. Here are a few mistakes you're probably making with your galette. -
This Is The Real Difference Between Grits And Polenta
Both grits and polenta are used to create comforting dishes made from ground corn -- but there are a few more differences between the two than you might expect. -
Corn Tortillas Vs. Flour: Which Is Better For Quesadillas?
Depending on what you want out of your quesadilla, either corn or flour tortillas will better fill your needs. The difference between them is their ingredients.