The Trick To Maintaining Color In Your Cooked Vegetables
There are a few simple tricks that will keep your greens green and the rest of your brightly colored vegetables from losing their color as they cook.
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The Type Of Glass You Should Use To Drink Bourbon
There are a few rules to follow in order to properly enjoy a bottle of bourbon. One of the most important is using the proper type of glass.
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Kourtney Kardashian's Go-To Workout Snack
Kourtney Kardashian is known for her stringent clean eating plan and her go-to workout snack is supreme of the healthy picks.
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Why American-Style Pizza Cheese Browns More Than Italian-Style
How moisture and fat affect the look of the cheese atop everyone's favorite food, the humble pizza pie.
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Why You Never Hear About Turkey Eggs
Turkey eggs used to be eaten more commonly in the 1800s. Here's why you rarely ever hear of eating turkey eggs today.
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What Is Tonic Water And Why Do You Drink It?
Tonic water often shares the shelves of grocery or liquor stores with other popular carbonated mixers such as club soda and seltzer or soda water.
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Here's Why Starbucks Iced Tea Tastes Differently Than Before
The coffeehouse has made a major change to the make-up of its iced teas.
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The Difference Between Fresh And Dried Lemongrass
Chef recommend fresh lemongrass over dried because the latter loses its flavor quicker. But that's not the only difference between fresh and dried lemongrass.
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Why You Should Use Cold Water To Remove Grease From Pans
Getting your pans sparking clean may be your goal, but it's also important to consider how your cleanup methods could affect the drains and pipes.
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10 Best Substitutes For Beef Broth
When you're cooking and run out of beef broth, don't fear. There are plenty of substitutes you can use instead. Here are the 10 best.
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Trader Joe's New Chocolate-Coated Rice Cakes Have Shoppers Excited
WhatTrader Joe's fans think about the new chocolate-covered rice cakes.
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Everything You Need To Know About Artichokes
As if tasting delicious weren't enough, artichokes also have a storied history and the distinction of being one of the best veggies for your health.
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This Was The Worst Thing Daym Drops Ate On Fresh, Fried & Crispy - Exclusive
YouTube sensation Daym Drops is no stranger to trying new foods. For his Netflix series, "Fried, Fresh, and Crispy," he revealed the worst food he had to try.
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The Ridiculous Amount Of Nutella Produced Every Year
Nutella is so outrageously popular that its production rate is more than sky high ... literally.
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Classic Blackened Fish Sandwich Recipe
Dreaming of some lazy days by the shore? If you can't make the trip right now, then bring the beach to you with this classic blackened fish sandwich recipe.
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Are 'Chemically Ripened' Bananas A Real Thing?
You may have heard the myth that you can tell if a banana has been chemically ripened just by looking at it. Here's what chemical ripening really means.
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The Biggest Taiyaki Mistake You're Making
There's just one major mistake to avoid when it comes to crafting taiyaki, and it has to do with how much batter you're using.
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How California's 'Megadrought' Could Affect Your Grocery Prices
California's driest season has just started, and the state is already in "extreme drought." However, it's too early to see how this will alter consumer prices.
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The Real Reason You Shouldn't Buy The Same Groceries Every Week
Why it's a costly mistake to buy the same groceries every time you head to the supermarket.
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Follow These Tips To Air Fry Without An Air Fryer
If you'd love to crisp up your recipe without conventional frying, there are ways to air fry your food without even needing an air fryer.
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Costco Shoppers Are Loving These Avocado-Based Vegan Chocolate Ice Creams
Costco shoppers are loving these avocado-based vegan chocolate ice creams, which have all the creamy texture of ice cream with none of the dairy.
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The 2 Foods Soylent Green Was Named After
In the movie "Soylent Green," soylent refers to a synthetic food replacement birthed after climate change and depleted resources created a lack of real food.
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Sweet And Tangy Strawberry Rhubarb Pie Recipe
The addition of strawberries adds a wonderful sweetness to this pie that helps balance out the naturally tart and tangy flavor of rhubarb.
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Summer Fruit Has Officially Arrived At Trader Joe's. Here's What Fans Are Buying
Summer is officially here and Trader Joe's has all the fresh summer fruits ready for pickup. Here's what fans are buying.
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What Are Cloves And How Do You Use Them?
Cloves can add spice and warmth to your winter hot beverages, curry, or cookies. Here's how to use this aromatic and pungent spice.
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Here's How Scialatielli Pasta Is Usually Served
The pasta, which is thin and flat in the style of tagliatelle but cut a bit shorter, was created in the 1970s by Enrico Cosentino, a chef from the Amalfi coast.
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The Reason Fazoli's Isn't Actually Authentic Italian Food
Separated from a home culture that has moved on, Fazoli's represents a view of what an Italy should look and taste like. In Italy, no one eats that way.
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