Cambodian Dishes You Need To Try At Least Once
Cambodian cuisine is known for its balance of sour, sweet, salty, and bitter flavors, often achieved through the use of herbs, spices, and condiments.
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The Cookie Cutter Hack That Leads To Beautifully Stamped Macarons
If you've already perfected your method for macarons and are looking to take your presentation to the next level, this cookie cutter hack is sure to impress.
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Mtn Dew Lovers Rejoice! SodaStream Is Adding The Iconic Brand
Fans of MTN DEW and SodaStream take note: The two popular brands are creating MTN DEW flavor mixes, and you might be able to buy yours early.
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We Couldn't Help But Wonder: Can You Drink Coffee With Invisalign?
Invisalign can be a convenient way to straighten your teeth without the hassle of traditional braces, but can you wear them to drink your morning cup of joe?
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Why Hydration Is Key To Baking An Open-Crumb Bread Loaf
A beautiful loaf of bread is a treat for all of the senses, and one of the keys to achieving perfection is ensuring your loaf is adequately hydrated.
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Over The Top Nacho Recipes You Have To Try
Nachos is a dish where you can go as wild as you want. So check out these nacho recipes you simply have to try.
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Why Beer Is Better Than Water When Frying Batter
If you love fried food like fish and chips or chicken, then you know that a beer batter is just better. Here's why a bottle of brew imparts crunch and flavor.
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The Complicated Origins Surrounding The London Fog Drink
While the London Fog drink has surged in popularity in recent years, its origins are as murky as the Earl Grey tea and milk that serve as its base.
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You Need More Brown Sugar For Your Spiced Latte Than You Think
Even if your latte has brown sugar, spice, and everything nice, you might not know how much of each it needs. Feel free to make your sweet tooth very happy.
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Cook Frozen Dumplings In Alfredo Sauce For A Hot And Cheesy Upgrade
Even beloved comfort foods can use a boost. Give your frozen dumplings an Italian upgrade with the creamy, cheesy goodness of Alfredo sauce.
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You Don't Need Meat To Make Your Enchilada Hearty
There's no culinary law requiring enchiladas to contain meat. You can still produce a satisfying protein-packed dish and customize it in tasty ways.
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A Slow Cooker Will Ensure The Most Tender Cube Steak
Like the tortoise and the hare taught us, slow and steady wins the race. But in this case, the finish line is a hungry belly, and the winner is a cube steak.
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7 Canned Frostings To Buy And 6 To Avoid
Canned frosting offers a convenient solution for home bakers, but with so many options available, we're here to help you choose which to buy and which to avoid.
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Give Your Poke Bowl A Boost Of Freshness With Watermelon Radishes
While poke bowls are fish-centric, there are plenty of non-fish in the sea of possible ingredients. Watermelon radishes, for example, are an appealing option.
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No Need For A McDouble With Our Extra Meaty Copycat McDonald's Hamburger Recipe
We're not promising to supersize your burger with a whole cow's worth of beef. But this copycat may provide a satisfying substitute for a McDonald's offering.
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When It Comes To Beer, Does The Bottle Color Actually Matter? We Asked A Brewer
You may have noticed that beer bottles come in different colors. But have you ever wondered whether those colors affect your enjoyment of the beverage?
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These 2-Ingredient Apple Chips Can Be Made With Your Air Fryer
Sometimes you want a crispy snack that isn't a chip off the old spud. But if you have an air fryer and a desire for fruitier food, you can make apple chips.
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Taco Bell And Baja Blast Celebrate 20 Years With First Super Bowl Commercial
Packed with surprises, Super Bowl ads are often more exciting than the big game itself. What does Taco Bell and Baja Blast have in store for gameday?
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14 Best Artichoke Recipes
Artichokes are a versatile vegetable, yet trying to incorporate them into a meal can be difficult. Here's our roundup of the best artichoke recipes to try.
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Your Skirt Steak Deserves An Enhanced Herby Crust
While the word "skirt" often evokes images of something people wear, a skirt steak can get dressed up. It should specifically wear a nice herby crust.
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Turkey Sausage Vs Pork Sausage: Everything You Need To Know
If you're having a hard time choosing between turkey or pork sausage, take a look at the differences and see which type of sausage is healthier for you.
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Give Chicken Pot Pie A Tex-Mex Twist With Jalapeño Cheddar Cornbread
Chicken pot pie is a classic comfort meal, but why not mix it up? Mashed recipe developer Patterson Watkins recommends a Tex-Mex pie with a cornbread topping.
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Coca-Cola's New Spiced Flavor Is Not Actually Spicy
Coca-Cola might want its spiced soda to become a hot commodity, but that doesn't mean the flavor itself will be spicy-hot -- it's not, according to the company.
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The Best Copycat Subway Tuna Sandwich Requires Lemon Juice
When copying a Subway tuna sandwich, you might expect to include controversy among the ingredients. But really, the sandwich could benefit from lemon juice.
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Hot Dogs Vs Hamburgers: Which Is The Better Game Day Choice?
Are hot dogs or hamburgers better for game day? Let's take a look at all of their pros and cons to figure out which one you should grab as you watch the game.
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Can You Use A Fish Spatula To Flip Eggs?
If your go-to spatula isn't cutting it anymore for flipping eggs, you may be looking for an alternative. Will your angled fish spatula do the trick?
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Fireball Tries To Cash In On The T Swift Football Fad With Red Lipstick
Taylor Swift has appeared at a few KCC games of late (supposedly to support rumored beau Travis Kelce), and Fireball doesn't want to miss out on the buzz.
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