How Football Makes Great Chefs, According To NFL Veteran Tobias Dorzon - Exclusive
Tobias Dorzon is one of the chefs currently competing on "Guy Fieri's Tournament of Champions" and he tells Mashed how formerly being in the NFL helped him.
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Why We Eat Simnel Cake On Easter
Easter is known for the goodies that come in baskets and the decadent delights that cover the dinner table. But have you heard of simnel cake?
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The Biggest Mushroom Mistake You're Making
have you ever tried to cook a crispy mushroom? You may not believe it's possible, but here are some tips on how to get mushrooms nice and crispy.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Brewing Tea
There are few things more surprising than sitting down with a cup of tea, taking a sip, and getting a mouthful of bitter liquid. What went wrong?
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We Finally Know Turkey Hill's Mystery Flavor
Turkey Hill's mystery ice cream flavor isn't a mystery anymore.
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The Real Reason McDonald's Mozzarella Sticks Were A Failure
McDonald's has tried its hand at many menu items, most have proved winners, but some have failed in a big way, like its mozzarella sticks. Here's why.
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Can You Drink Alcohol On The Keto Diet?
Those following a keto diet may be wondering if alcohol is acceptable. There are some spirits that are and some that are not, as they vary in carb count.
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The One Thing The Pioneer Woman Can't Be Trusted With
Ree Drummond always shares moments that are relatable to her fans and we are here for it. The Pioneer Woman, however, cannot be trusted with one thing.
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The Secret To Classic St. Louis Rib Sauce
Barbecue fans may know that different styles bring different flavors to the table, but you might be surprised by what sets St. Louis rib sauce apart.
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How Pastrami Became An NYC Classic
Pastrami is a NYC must-have and although it had ups and downs through the century, it remains a popular go-to at delis. But how did it come to be a NYC icon?
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What A Single Spaghetti Noodle Is Actually Called
Here's what you should henceforth call an unchaperoned, unescorted, unaccompanied, single, solo strand of spaghetti.
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The Real Reason Nabisco Workers Are On A Massive Strike
If the Nabisco factory workers' national strike continues for much longer, your favorite snacks might be hard to find. This is what's driving the protests.
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The Big Problem Chick-Fil-A Employees Are Facing
When you hear "my pleasure" coming out of the mouths of Chick-fil-A's employees, that's not necessarily because it is "their pleasure" to serve.
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Read This Before Ordering Another Mimosa
Mimosas are a fun and fresh cocktail that accompany the likes of brunches and weddings. There is something in your mimosa you should know about.
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The Unexpected Ingredient You Should Add To Your Fruit Salad
As the warmer weather approaches, using fresh fruits to make a salad is common practice. But you can improve the flavor by adding one ingredient.
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The Mysterious Origins Of The Chili Dog
Chili dogs are messy and delicious, and those who love them have tried many versions. But where did the idea to put chili on a hot dog come from?
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The 'Hardest Part' Of Spring Baking Championship, According To Contestant Tom Smallwood
"Spring Baking Championship" is off to a strong start with 12 contestants who all have baking experience. One hopeful, Tom Smallwood, reveals the hardest part.
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What Is Napa Cabbage And How Do You Eat It?
Some recipes refer to it as Chinese white cabbage, Peking cabbage, or celery cabbage. It's crunchy, mildly-flavored, and can be prepared in any number of ways.
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How The Michigan Scanner Law Makes Grocery Shopping Different
Some shoppers in the Mitten are getting some unexpected cash. Here's how the Michigan scanner law is making grocery shopping different in the Midwestern state.
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The Hidden Meaning In The Dairy Queen Logo
Dairy Queen has been famous for its frozen treats for decades. But it has made changes over the years, including now using a logo with a hidden meaning.
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The Time Dunkin' Sold Easter Egg Doughnuts
Dunkin' is no stranger to special holiday products, such as for Halloween and Valentine's Day. And there was a time when the chain sold Easter egg doughnuts.
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Is It Dangerous To Eat Freezer Burned Ice Cream?
Nothing is worse than finding freezer burn on the top of your ice cream, but is it still safe to eat? And how can you prevent it in the first place?
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The Cookbook That's Made For Modern Family Viewers
"Modern Family" fans rejoice! You can relive all you love about the family while making their favorite dishes with this new cookbook.
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What You Could Use Instead Of Butter In Pasta Sauce
Buttered noodles can be easy and delicious but sometimes you want to use something different. Here's what you could use instead of butter in pasta sauce.
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The Coffee Chain Teddy Roosevelt's Kids Opened In NYC
Former president Teddy Roosevelt was an avid coffee drinker and passed the habit on to his kids, who eventually opened up a coffee chain in NYC.
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Why Aluminum Bottles May Be The Answer To Long-Lasting Wine
We've done canned wine and accepted wine bottles with a screw cap - but could the world really accept wine bottles made of aluminum? Here's why we should.
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The Mysterious Origins Of The Boston Cream Pie
Boston cream pie is a popular dessert that you can find on many menus across the U.S., but why is this cake actually called a pie? read on to learn more.
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