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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Turn Your Cinnamon Rolls Into A Twist Loaf In One Simple Step
The cure for the common cinnamon roll is as simple as changing the way you handle the dough. Put the blade away and get to twisting for an elegant treat.
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The Grocery Store That's Used The Same Fruit Cake Recipe Over 50 Years
A good classic holiday cake is hard to beat. One grocery store chain has churned out its beloved fruit cake year after year, using a tried-and-true recipe.
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Sabich Is The Eggplant Breakfast Sandwich You Need To Try
A sabich sandwich is a perfectly balanced breakfast wrapped in pita bread. Made with fried eggplant, hard-boiled egg, salad, and hummus, it is sure to satisfy.
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Kirkland Chicken Chunks Vs Just Bare Chicken Chunks
First came Just Bare chicken bites. Then came Kirkland chicken chunks. They have their similarities, but which is better? We tested them both to find out.
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PB&J Cocktails Let You Relive Childhood Nostalgia As An Adult
The combination of peanut butter and jelly will always be a classic, and that extends to the bar. Here's how to booze-ify these nostalgic flavors.
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Enamored With The Roman Empire? Here's What They Ate
Beyond TikToks about gender identity, if you're interested in history, you might wonder: What did citizens of the Roman Empire eat on a day-to-day basis?
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12 Best Store-Bought Pumpkin Pies Ranked
If you can't make a pumpkin pie at home, buying one at the store is the best option. From popular frozen brands to organic pies, find the best for your holiday.
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A Viral Nutella Banana Hack Puts Fruit At The Center Of The Party
Need a way to jazz up a banana into dessert? A popular TikToker shows us how to seriously up-level the fruit -- and it includes a healthy portion of Nutella.
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Dairy Queen's Fall Blizzards Ranked Worst To Best
Dairy Queen's seasonal Blizzard menu has all the flavors we love -- chocolate, peanut butter, cinnamon, and more. See which frozen treats we liked the best.
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Taco Tortellini Is The Perfect Marriage Of Mexican And Italian Cuisines
Taco tortellini is exactly what it sounds like. The pairing is a much better fit than it may initially seem and is a beautiful merging of flavors.
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Texas Roadhouse Mixed Drinks And Cocktails Ranked Worst To Best
The drinks at Texas Roadhouse range from basic to more sophisticated. Let us help you decide which cocktails and margaritas are worth adding to your bar tab.
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The Sweet Way Shoofly Pie (Likely) Got Its Name
We're going down the rabbit hole of Amish desserts to see if we can figure out how shoofly pie got its name. Believe us, it's more complicated than you think!
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Crispy Kung Pao Tofu Recipe
Hearty, plant-based, and ready in half an hour, this kung pao-style tofu is an obvious contender for your weeknight dinner rotation.
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Aldi's Fall Cookies Ranked, Worst To Best
Aldi is one of the best stores to find fall cookies. Fall cookie flavors like maple, apple, pumpkin spice, and more are tasted and ranked from worst to best.
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Chopped Cheese Vs Philly Cheesesteak: What's The Difference?
The chopped cheese sandwich and the Philly cheesesteak might seem similar, but there are a number important differences between these two regional dishes.
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Why Is The xBloom Coffee Machine So Expensive?
Coffee lovers are always looking for the best, most convenient brewing machine, and this one seems like a great choice. The only setback? It starts at $800.
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No-Bake Nutty Date Bark Recipe
Treat yourself to something sweet and easy to make with this no-bake nutty date bark recipe.
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Can You Cook Pasta In A Microwave?
For days you're short on time and don't want to dirty extra dishes, there's a way to conveniently cook pasta: right in the microwave. Here's how.
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Chef Divorces That Shook The Culinary World
In cases both scandalous and saddening, the marital demises of celebrity chefs have often become the subject of spotlight in and outside of the industry.
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Brown Sugar Is The Secret Ingredient For A Perfect Piece Of Buttered Toast
The epitome of simple pleasures, a piece of brown sugar toast requires nothing more than a softened salted butter, brown sugar, a piece of bread, and a skillet.
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Savor The Restaurant Taste At Home With Copycat Bang Bang Sauce
if you're craving a saucy restaurant taste at your own place, this copycat recipe is the cat's meow.
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The Most Outrageous Fast Food Burgers In History
Fast food restaurants sometimes offer limited-time burgers with unusual ingredients. Take a look at some of the most outrageous fast food burgers in history.
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A Cocktail Shaker Can Dress Your Salad For Success
A cocktail shaker can help mix salad dressing without making a mess. With a screw-on cap, you won't spill the oil and vinegar while attempting emulsification.
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A New York Roll Is A Shrimp Sushi Classic
Shrouded in mystery with an ever-evolving list of ingredients, the New York roll is a sushi enigma. Here's what we know about this shrimp-filled classic.
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Andrew Zimmern's Frozen Dinners, Ranked
Famous TV chef Andrew Zimmern released his new line of frozen meals. Read our reviews about the four frozen meals and which one ranked best.
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Loaded Potato Pizza Passes On Traditional Sauce
Try the loaded baked potato pizza, with sour cream, bacon, cheese, onions or chives, and of course, potatoes -- no need for traditional marinara sauce.
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