10 Best Substitutes For Dijon Mustard
If you find yourself fresh out of Dijon mustard and without time for a trip to the store, not to worry, there are suitable substitutes for this fine mustard.
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The Perfect Levain Cookie Copycat Requires A Combo Of Chocolate Chips
If you've never tried a cookie from Levain bakery, there's a copycat recipe that does right by the famous treat. And the key is using a variety of chocolate.
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How Coffee Became Even More Popular Than Tea In The UK
Unthinkable! Tea, that most British of all British beverages is taking a backseat to coffee for the first time ever. What instigated this tempest in a teapot?
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The Difference Between Shepherd's And Cottage Pie Is In The Filling
Shepherd's pie and cottage pie seem interchangeable at first glance, but each dish's filling speaks to its own unique history. Here's how to tell them apart.
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What's A Po' Boy And What Does It Taste Like?
It's one of the hallmarks of New Orleans style cooking, but what is a po' boy sandwich and what does it taste like? Here's all you need to know.
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The Signs Your Saffron Is Fake
Rare and labor intensive to harvest and prepare, saffron is one of the world's most expensive spices. Make sure you have the real thing with these simple tests.
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The Hidden Lives Of Celebrity Chefs
If you're a fan of the Food Network and other food shows, then you'll recognize this list of celebrity chefs. What you may not know are their hidden lives.
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Andrew Zimmern Encourages Shoppers To Buy Thanksgiving Turkey Now - Exclusive
Don't put off the turkey shopping any longer, according to Andrew Zimmern. He told Mashed why you need to start looking for your bird right now.
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Pho Pizza Brings Two Unlikely Foods Together - And It Works
Out of all the pizza toppings you haven't tried but should, using the fresh ingredients of pho on your pizza is enough to make anyone start salivating.
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Storing Whole Vs Cut Apples: Which Method Keeps Them The Freshest?
Apples are a sweet natural treat that require virtually no preparation to enjoy. Nevertheless, there are safety considerations for properly storing raw apples.
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Gordon Ramsay Vs Andrew Zimmern: Which Chef Has The Better Frozen Dinner?
Chefs Gordon Ramsay and Andrew Zimmern are both known for their high standards and culinary prestige; how do their respective lines of frozen meals stack up?
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Bring Your Wild Strawberry Shortcake Dreams To Life With S'mores
Love strawberry shortcake and s'mores, respectively? Combine the two desserts into one to make a satisfyingly delicious spin on these classic treats.
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Islak Burgers Are The Wet Mess You Need To Try ASAP
Islak translates to "wet" in Turkish, and these wet burgers live up to the name. The strong flavors of the Islak burger make it a memorable street food.
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Lipton: 11 Facts Tea Drinkers Need To Know About The Brand
Lipton Tea is likely a household name at this point. The famed tea company has a long history, and here are some interesting facts you may now have known.
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The Wine Pairing Mistake You May Be Making With Fresh Cheese
Cheese expert Chad Galer is all about flavor when pairing wine and cheese, but notes that an undesirable texture should not overshadow any particular taste.
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Southwest-Spiced Air Fryer Chicken Legs Recipe
Using a handy air fryer, enjoy a perfectly crispy chicken leg that's sure to satisfy your pickiest eaters without any added breading and oil.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Making When Microwaving Pasta
No need to turn on the oven next time you want to make pasta. Learn how to cook pasta in your microwave while avoiding this common mistake.
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How Beer Bubbles Can Make An Airy Bread Loaf
Craving homemade bread, but don't want to spend all the time kneading to create a perfect texture? Look no further than beer for a light, fluffy loaf.
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Canned Vs Bottled Coffee: Container Aside, Is There Any Real Difference?
What's the difference between coffee beverages that come in a can and bottled ones? Aside from the obvious, it seems that the answer lies in the taste.
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False Facts About Overcooked Eggs You Thought Were True
Overcooked eggs may seem like a hopeless mess, but don’t give up on them. You might be able to avoid or even enjoy them if you stop believing these false facts.
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How To Store Caramel Apples For Ultimate Freshness
Making caramel apples for a crowd, but have a busy week? Luckily, you can make the dipped fruit treat in advance, with the right storage techniques.
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Braaibroodjie Is Like A Grilled Cheese Sandwich But With More Flavor
Braai is the Afrikaans word for barbecue and broodjie means sandwich. This South African barbecue sandwich contains cheese, onions, tomato and chutney.
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How Thai Food Became A Worldwide Favorite
Thailand may be a relatively small country in terms of geography, but it's a worldwide culinary force. Surprisingly, Thai cuisine's rise was largely by design.
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Pumpkin Spice Fries Once Graced The McDonald's Japan Menu
There are some wacky pumpkin spice items out there during autumn, but one item offered by McDonald's in Japan was a step too far some diners.
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Coconut Oil Is The Secret Ingredient To Homemade Magic Shell
Magic shell has a quintessential crunch when you scoop into it with a spoon. Coconut oil is key to this texture, perfect for coating ice cream.
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Apparently, Costco's Free Samples Are All-You-Can-Eat
Costco's free samples might be the chain's best feature. While etiquette may keep you from taking multiple samples, it's technically not against the rules.
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For A Stronger Tasting Salad Dressing, Swap Olive With Toasted Sesame Oil
Olive oil is great in salad in salad dressings, but if you want to impart a stronger, more distinct nutty flavor to your mixed greens, try sesame oil instead.
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