Gordon Ramsay Revealed The Secret To Making The Perfect Steak
Who better to tell us, in the simplest, most relatable and comprehensive way, how to prepare the perfect steak, than Gordon Ramsay?
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How Mike's Hot Honey Became A Cult Favorite
Chili flakes and parmesan make a great pizza topping, but honey? Mike's Hot Honey is no ordinary honey, but a sweet heat that has taken the food world by storm.
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Instagram Is Divided Over This Apple Pie Tip
Want to avoid that unwanted gap in your apple pie the next time you bake? You might want to pre-cook the apples says one source though Instagram is divided.
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The One Thing Bobby Flay Won't Do When Dining Out
Bobby Flay is a noted restaurateur who runs Mesa Grill and Bobby Flay Steak, but when he's dining out, there's one thing Flay won't do at a restaurant.
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The Secret History Of The First Pizza
While pizza feels like an indelible part of American culture, it's relatively new to our shores. Read on to learn the real secret history of the first pizza.
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The Real Reason Ruth's Chris Steak House Is Getting So Much Backlash During The Pandemic
Some of the PPP recipients are rather surprising, though, as some large chains like Ruth's Chris Steak House and Shake Shack were able to receive sizable loans.
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The Real Reasons Coffee Was Banned In Prussia
Despite enacting some pretty cool domestic policies, coffee put Frederick of Prussia in a black mood and he waged a years-long campaign to limit its use.
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Why It's Never Too Early To Start Making Fruitcake
The liquor that fruitcakes are soaked in can be an overlooked ingredient that can make or break the item, and the reason it should be made weeks ahead of time.
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The Reason Ambrosia Salad Is A Southern Holiday Tradition
How did it become something associated with holidays in the South? Here's some of the history of ambrosia, and how it came to be what it is today.
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This Spicy Pepper Was Once Used To Punish Misbehaving Children
While it may seem wild, bizarre, and extreme, all sorts of spicy peppers being used as an effective form of punishment for unruly children has a long history.
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Quinoa Isn't As Keto-Friendly As You Might Think
For those on a keto diet, it's essential to eat food that is low in carbs. Yet, if you're a quinoa fan and think it's an ideal pick, you may want to reconsider.
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Is The Amber Aperitif In The French Dispatch Real?
Cinema has brought audiences into whole new worlds thanks to strong world-building. So, Is the amber aperitif in The French Dispatch real? Let's find out.
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The Truth About Anthony Bourdain's Daughter Ariane
Anthony Bourdain's daughter Ariane was born in 2007. Her mother, Ottavia Busia-Bourdain, was the second wife of the famed television host.
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The Untold Truth Of Chi-Chi's
Join us for some Mexican pizza, fried ice cream, and a heavy dose of nostalgia as we explore the untold truth of Chi-Chi's.
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The Best Way To Use Leftover Thanksgiving Turkey According To 52% Of People
The Thanksgiving holiday means lots of turkey leftovers, but what's the best way to use them? Mashed took a poll and 52% of people said this was the best.
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The Untold Truth Of Bob Evans
Bob Evans restaurants are known for the downhome food, but it wasn't always this way. It was once a sausage-only operation. This is the story of Bob Evans.
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The Untold Truth Of Bennigan's
Bennigan's, who brought you the Monte Cristo and Death By Chocolate has reemerged with an emphasis on takeout menus, small town locations and franchisees.
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You Should Be Baking With Milk Powder. Here's Why
Adding powdered milk to your baking regimen can improve the texture and taste of your desserts. Experts say this baking hack is a must-try and we concur.
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This A24 Cookbook Is A Must For Horror Fans
If you love horror films you need this cookbook from A24 Films, which offers idea for full-course meals inspired by movies like "The Witch" and "The Shining."
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Why A Lukewarm Cocktail Might Be A Red Flag
Aside from the occasional whiskey neat or hot toddy, most cocktails are meant to be served cold. If you find your cosmo is lukewarm, it might be a red flag.
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The Difference Between Gooseberries And Ground Cherries
If you think that gooseberries and ground cherries are the same thing, you're not alone. Here's how you can tell the difference between the two.
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Is Eating The Sticker On Fruit Bad For You?
Any time you buy fresh produce you may notice the sticker on the fruit or vegetable. It's there to help cashiers keep stock but is it safe to eat?
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The Real Reason Cut Potatoes Sometimes Turn Pink
You might be alarmed when you notice your cut potatoes turn pink. Pink potatoes may be perfectly safe to eat, but there's a reason they change color.
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This Subway Employee's TikTok Claps Back At Tuna Haters
There's no doubt that people either love or hate Subway's tuna sandwich, but this employee attempted to finally settle the debate with a TikTik video.
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This Was Abraham Lincoln's Last Meal
Many presidents enjoyed simple meals, and so did Abraham Lincoln. The last meal he shared with wife Mary, though not corroborated, was surely something plain.
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The Real Reason Black Friday Is The Busiest Day Of The Year For Plumbers
You may be surprised to know retail isn't the only industry that sees a major post-Turkey Day boom -- plumbers do as well. Why is that? Read on to find out.
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What Is Spelt Flour And Is It Gluten-Free?
Ancient grains are growing in popularity, — read about spelt flour, whether or not it is gluten-free, and how to use it in your baking and cooking.
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