This Is Mindy Kaling's Dream Dinner Party Guest
According to Bon Appétit, if she had her wish, Kaling would only want to invite one guest for a dinner party, because she wouldn't want to share this person.
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This Simple Dish Inspires All Of Wolfgang Puck's Dishes
Wolfgang Puck recently admitted that all of the food he creates goes back to one simple dish his mother prepared over and over again when he was young.
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You Can Now Have A Royal Picnic On The Queen's Lawn
Commoners are storming Buckingham Palace, armed with crumpets and Brie. Nothing to worry about -- the queen herself has invited them to picnic on the lawn.
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Here's What To Actually Do About The White Stuff On Salmon
Luckily, there's an easy fix that will leave your salmon deliciously tasty as well as free of that pesky white layer.
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Stop Believing This Processed Food Myth
Processed foods have a notoriously bad rep for being unhealthy and often are the first ones to be eliminated from your diet if you're trying to eat healthier.
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The Real Reason Pellet Ice Is So Popular
Pellet ice is less food and more water, but its flaky, soft texture makes it more pleasant to chew, despite it being relatively flavorless.
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This Hack Will Allow You To Make Whipped Cream Without A Whisk
If you're trying to make homemade whipped cream, there's a genius hack available that'll allow you to ditch the whisk altogether.
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The Ridiculous Amount Of Footage Behind The Anthony Bourdain Documentary Roadrunner
The Anthony Bourdain documentary set to release in the U.S. on July 16 relies heavily on the footage filmed, most of it unused, for Bourdain's TV series.
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Read This Before Eating Sabra Hummus
While the health benefits of hummus are exceptional, the popular Sabra brand leaves a lot to be desired, especially with some seemingly unhealthy ingredients.
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What Anthony Bourdain Wished People Understood About Kitchen Confidential
Bourdain inspired many people with his work, including his 2000 book, "Kitchen Confidential," about the culinary world. It was an eye-opener for most readers.
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You Should Consider Eating Parsnips For Dessert. Here's Why
Carrots aren't the only root vegetable you should turn from a side dish into a dessert course, as parsnips could make a tasty treat after dinner.
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The Real Reason You Can Only Buy These Liquors At The Airport
Airport duty-free shops stock bargains or one-of-a-kind items you might have wished you had picked up as soon as you arrived home, and these include liquor.
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What White Flakes In Your Tap Water Really Mean
There's no need to freeze when confronted with swirls of tiny white flakes in your tap water, which is a common occurrence in many households.
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The Real Reason Red Bull Sued This Turkish Government Agency
Red Bull executives apparently saw a trademarked bull image on another beverage in Turkey and didn't like the similarities with their brand.
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The Trader Joe's Memoir You Never Knew Existed
There's a newly-published memoir by Trader Joe himself: "Becoming Trader Joe: How I Did Business My Way and Still Beat the Big Guys" by founder Joe Coulombe.
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18 Sweet Facts You Should Know About The Cheesecake Factory
A night out at The Cheesecake Factory is a dining experience. From the decor to the portion sizes, this restaurant has built a reputation for going big.
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Can Sugar Really Make You Depressed?
One study conducted by the University College of London in the 1980s examined the relationship between sugar intake and mental health in men and women.
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This Simple Trick Can Prevent Burnt Pie Crust
It can be all too easy to burn a pie crust: loaded, as it is, with fat, a pie crust can go from "perfectly browned" to "fit for the garbage" in a few minutes.
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The Bizarre Foot-Shaped '80s Ice Cream You Forgot About
In the UK, an '80s sweet treat shaped like a foot has come back to store shelves. Wall's Funny Feet is the nostalgic and bizarre ice cream we all forgot about.
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The Untold Truth Of Erin French
The world can learn about chef and restaurateur Erin French through Magnolia Table's TV show "The Lost Kitchen," but there's much more to her unique story.
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Does Eating A Large Meal Before Bed Really Affect Your Sleep?
With so much of our health depending on getting seven to nine hours of sleep per night, it's important to eliminate any factors that prevent you from resting.
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This New Pill Could End The Need For Gluten-Free Food
New research out of Norway has developed a pill that may be able to prevent the inflammatory response in celiac patients when they eat gluten.
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The Surprising Tool You Can Use To Make Bad Beer Taste Better
Can beer and wine go bad after it's opened? Short answer: yes. But thankfully, this essential kitchen gadget can make your favorite spirits taste better.
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Andrew Zimmern Is So Embarrassed By This Story He Almost Refused To Share It
Andrew Zimmern didn't want to share the story to the point that he actually refused to divulge it at first.
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10 Best Substitutes For Coffee
Whether you're trying to cut down on your caffeine intake or save your wallet from frequent trips to Starbucks, here are the 10 best substitutes for coffee.
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The Dangerous Side Effect Of Eating Too Much Grilled Meat
Although grilling can be a healthy option when done right, the cooking method also reportedly hides a potentially dangerous side effect.
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Pilsner Vs Lager: What's The Difference?
The difference between a lager and a pilsner is almost nonexistent, but there is one unique quality that ultimately separates them.
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