10 Best Substitutes For Tarragon
Tarragon is a wonderfully unique herb with hints of licorice, vanilla, and pepper, but it can be hard to find. Here are 10 substitutes.
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The Unexpected Amount Of Caffeine In Turkish Coffee
Turkish coffee might have a reputation for being a strong beverage, but you might be surprised at how the amount of caffeine in the drink actually measures up.
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The Real Difference Between Fennel And Dill
Dill and fennel are both used in many European and Asian cuisines. Their leaves may look similar, but when it comes to taste, they are quite different.
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Cinnabon has announced a new limited-release item, but instead of the classic cinnamon flavor you might expect the menu item features a different ingredient.
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What Is A Hedgehog Mushroom?
If you go out to the woods today, you might come across a delicious hedgehog mushroom to forage. But, what is a hedgehog mushroom and how can it be used?
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The Unexpected Ingredients Martha Stewart Uses In Tuna Salad
Culinary and lifestyle superstar Martha Stewart uses a few ingredients to bring her tuna salad recipe to the next level that you might not have expected.
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The Best Way To Grind Beef, According To Science
If you would prefer to grind your own beef instead of purchasing pre-packaged ground beef from the grocery store, there's one method for the best results.
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Ghee Vs. Butter: Which Is Healthier?
Butter makes everything better, but is ghee better for you? Here's the differences between these two ingredients including which one is healthier.
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The Untold Truth Of Café Du Monde
Café Du Monde has long-cemented its place as a storied New Orleans establishment. Its history is every bit as delicious as the food and beverages served there.
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The Unexpected Ingredient Jock Zonfrillo Uses In Eggs
Celebrity chef Jock Zonfrillo from "MasterChef Australia" shared an egg recipe on social media, but one ingredient had some of his fans a bit wary.
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14 Types Of Green Tea And What Makes Them Different
It seems green tea has become synonymous with health nowadays, regardless of variety. Here are 14 types of green tea and what makes each of them unique.
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The Step You Should Never Miss When Baking Focaccia Bread
Making bread can be difficult for the uninitiated. Thankfully focaccia is a little more forgiving, as long as you don't miss one simple step.
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Crystelle Pereira Confirmed What We Suspected All Along About GBBO's Noel Fielding
Season 12 GBBO finalist Crystelle Pereira revealed what we suspected all along about hosts Matt Lucas and Noel Fielding.
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The Recipe Parody That Had Reddit Cracking Up
A joke recipe video had Reddit users cracking up in the comments and you might be surprised by the specific detail that pushed the parody over the edge.
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The Real Difference Between Clarified Butter And Ghee
The terms clarified butter and ghee are often used interchangeably. While similar in many ways, clarified butter and ghee are not actually the exact same thing.
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The Processed Food Andrew Zimmern Loves
Culinary TV star and chef Andrew Zimmern shared the processed foods that he likes to eat and you may be surprised at his favorite salty snack.
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Michael Symon's New Favorite Grill Gadget Will Up Your Summer BBQ Game
Michael Symon's new favorite grill gadget could be a game-changer for your summer BBQ cooking practices.
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What Is Pickling Spice And What Is It Used In?
If you've looked into pickling, you may have noticed pickling spice called for in many recipes. What is this, and why do you need it?
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Saweetie's Ramen Recipe That Went Viral For All The Wrong Reasons
Rapper Saweetie shared her recipe for homemade ramen on TikTok and the interesting ingredient that drew attention might not be what you expect.
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The Real Reason Colonel Sanders Threw Gravy On The Floor
KFC's Colonel Sanders was known to throw gravy on the floor of the restaurants for this surprising reason.
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The Unexpected Ingredient Julia Child Used In Crêpes
Julia Child has given us so much, from her French recipes made easy to her fun and adores TV shows. What's so special about her crêpes, though?
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What Is A Poblano Pepper And How Spicy Is It?
The dark green poblano pepper may be eyed with uncertainty by cooks who haven't tried it, but it is a pepper that can be used in a variety of ways.
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How Hell's Kitchen Contestants Memorize The Orders, According To Reddit
Fans of the show "Hell's Kitchen" might wonder how contestants are able to make the orders after hearing them briefly and the Reddit theory may surprise you.
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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.
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The Unexpected Ingredient Aida Mollenkamp Uses In Deviled Eggs
Food Network television host Aida Mollenkamp adds a special ingredient to her deviled eggs recipe and you my be surprised by what it brings to the dish.
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The Easiest Hack To Slicing A Ton Of Garlic In Almost No Time
Many great dishes start with garlic, but slicing a ton of it can be a real pain. There is, however, and easy hack to speed up garlic preparation.
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Don't Order A 'Shroom Burger At Shake Shack Before Reading This
Did you know Shake Shack's Single burger is better for you than the 'Shroom burger? What is the deal?!?!
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