The Ice-In-Scotch Lie You Shouldn't Fall For Anymore
One of the most contentious questions to ever emerge among the bibulous is this: Should you put ice in Scotch? We might just have the answer.
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How To Pair Bourbon With Your Kentucky Fried Chicken Order
Don't limit your bourbon consumption to mixed drinks at the bar. Find out how to pair it with KFC for a duo you'll want to enjoy over and over.
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14 Tips On How To Cook With Alcohol
Julia Child famously said, "I enjoy cooking with wine, sometimes I even put it in the food." Time to welcome the aromas of alcohol into your kitchen.
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Acid: The Easy Way To Fix Food That's Too Spicy
It's not uncommon that a spicy recipe might turn out a bit too spice for your liking, and while a little annoying, it is fixable. Here's how acid can help.
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The Best Pasta Shapes For Mac And Cheese
Mac and cheese may have macaroni in the name, but that doesn't mean you should feel limited to a single pasta shape. Here's the trick to choosing the right one.
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What Makes Costco's Tiramisu Cake So Good
Costco's tiramisu cake is a fan favorite for easy access to this beloved Italian treat. Here's what makes this bakery item so good (and a must-try for so many).
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Why It's A Mistake To Rinse Cooked Pasta
Cooking pasta may seem easy but it is actually an art form. Here's why it's a mistake to rinse cooked pasta and what you should do instead.
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The Kitchen Appliances You Should Never Buy, According To Professional Chefs
Professional chefs have some thoughts on which kitchen appliances you might want to avoid and what could make them less-than-ideal choices.
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Reddit Thinks This Onion And Pepper Hack Will Give Your Subway Sandwich More Flavor
There are probably thousands – if not millions – of possible Subway sandwich customizations that have never crossed your mind. Here's another idea from Reddit.
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Rotisserie Chicken Myths You Can Stop Believing
Rotisserie chickens can be a huge lifesaver for busy weeknight dinners. Avoid falling prey to common myths about their storage and preparation.
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The Best Umami-Boosters To Brush On Meat Before Dry-Aging
Dry-aging meat is all the rage thanks to its distinct taste. Here are the best umami-boosters to brush on meat before dry-aging.
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How To Throw A $30 Dinner Party With Just Trader Joe's Items
You can create a magnificent menu and throw a dream dinner party on a limited budget. It just involves a little imagination and a visit to Trader Joe's.
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There's A Fancy Word For Rustic, Imprecise Vegetable Cuts
Various slicing methods exist, such as julienne, brunoise, and batonnet. There is one type of cut, however, that you may be more familiar with than you know.
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29 Yummy Dishes You Can Make With Panko
If you want some ideas for these game-changing breadcrumbs, here are dozens of yummy dishes to make with panko, from all-American snacks to Italian classics.
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Why Dry January Promises To Be Bigger Than Ever In 2023
A number of those purchasing non-alcoholic products are substituting them for the "real thing," with many others are adopting a "Damp January" approach.
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For Optimum Nutrients, Always Sauté Spinach
Spinach is full of health benefits, but many cooks aren't aware that the way it's cooked can have a significant effect on the integrity of its nutrient content
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The Best Mediterranean Cookbooks In 2023
We've sorted through the scads of the many recipes and tips available today to bring you the best Mediterranean cookbooks in 2023.
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What Does It Mean To Get A Hot Dog 'Alligator' Style?
You might think you're not familiar with the term "alligator style," but you've probably already tried one if you regularly sample different hot dog styles.
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TikTok's Convenient Hack For Storing Cake
The next time you have some leftover cake and want to conveniently store it without messing up the frosting, try out the hack one TikToker shared.
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Workers Reveal What It's Really Like To Work At Taco John's
Taco John's has been serving Tex-Mex food for decades. Thinking of working there? Before you send your application, read these employee anecdotes and reviews.
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Baking Chicken On The Oven Floor Will Give You Quick Results
If you really don't want to spend time waiting for your chicken to cook, you can take advantage of an 18-minute method developed by chef Ned Baldwin.
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The Secret Way Cheap Cuts Of Meat Baste Themselves While Braising
No one can deny meat is getting more expensive. Fortunately, you can improve cheaper cuts: The secret way cheap cuts of meat baste themselves while braising.
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Lizzo's 'Cheezy' Takis Is The Vegan Comfort Dish With Star Power
Lizzo's inner foodie shined through on her TikTok when she shared a recipe for dressed up Takis. In her video, the award-winning artist makes "cheezy" Takis.
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One Of The Biggest Cheesecake Mistakes Is Rushing The Process
Cheesecake is a finicky dessert, but a lot of the problems that come with baking this decadent, but tricky dessert can be solved with patience.
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The Simplest Mistake To Avoid When Making Homemade Sauces
If you want to get your sauce on, learn the basics. Once you understand sauce fundamentals, you can improvise and create something special.
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The Best Way To Make Trader Joe's Mandarin Orange Chicken Might Surprise You
If you already enjoy Trader Joe's Mandarin Orange Chicken, we've got good news; you can make it even better with a couple of simple tricks.
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Why You Need To Let Grilled Burgers Rest
When grilling hamburgers. take the extra few minutes to let your grilled burgers rest. Your taste buds and stomach will thank you.
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