Use Leftover Tuna Can Oil For Meatier Caramelized Onions
Instead of using neutral oil or butter to make caramelized onions, we suggest using the oil from canned tuna for a meatier, umami-rich variation. Here's how.
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Jeremy Ford Blends Old And New At The Butcher's Club - Exclusive Interview
Jeremy Ford discussed running three restaurants, his appearance at the South Beach Wine & Food Festival, "Fast Foodies," and more in an exclusive interview.
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Think Twice Before Substituting Yogurt For Greek Yogurt In A Recipe
While many ingredients can be easily swapped out, you should think twice before swapping yogurt for Greek yogurt in a recipe without making small adjustments.
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The Big Problem Twitter Has After A Chiefs Player Drank A Beer With Fans
After the Chiefs' win against the Bills, defensive tackle Chris Jones jumped into a crowd of fans, one of whom passed him a can of Michelob Ultra.
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This Method Gives Starbucks Copycat Egg Bites An Extra Silky Texture
If you are planning to make copycat Starbucks egg bites in your home kitchen, you might want to try this cooking method to achieve the silkiest texture.
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How Much Money Do Nutritionists Typically Make?
Have you ever wondered how much nutritionists earn or thought about working with one yourself? Follow along as we explain how much nutritionists make.
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Cadbury Creme Eggs: 16 Facts About The Easter Candy Icon
One of the best Easter candies is the Cadbury Creme Egg, a classic staple that has been around for decades. Take a look at the things you never knew about them.
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The One Type Of Meat Professional Chefs Always Brine Before Hitting The Grill
Here's the one type of meat professional chefs always brine before hitting the grill. Make sure to brine to increase its flavor profile.
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Different Types Of Asian Noodles And How To Use Them
Noodles have been a staple in Asian cuisine for centuries. From udon to soba, here's everything you need to know about the many varieties of Asian noodles.
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Here's What Happens When You Skip Breakfast Every Day
Is breakfast still the most important meal of the day or can you skip it? Some new research shows what happens when you miss your morning meal.
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Bill Gates Turned Down A $300 Michelin Tasting Menu For A Diet Coke
When Bill Gates booked out a Michelin-starred restaurant in Barcelona, the celebrated chef was surprised when he didn't eat and instead opted for a soda.
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11 Unusual Things You Should Be Putting On Your Salmon
Salmon is in the regular rotation for many who enjoy seafood, and here are some unusual things you can put on it to make your next dish unique.
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Texas Style Peach Cobbler Recipe
This recipe for Texas-style peach cobbler is best enjoyed while it's warm with a dollop of vanilla ice cream on top.
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Dairy Queen Brought Back This Fan-Favorite Blizzard For The Holidays
Dairy Queen is ringing in the holidays with the return of its popular Candy Cane Chill Blizzard Treat - and DQ fans couldn't be more excited.
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Is Oat Milk Better For You Than Dairy Milk?
The latest coffeehouse trends have brought yet another type of alternative milk into our lives. Is oat milk any better for you than dairy milk?
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The Truth About Cured Meat
Some things are just universal truths, and one of those things is the deliciousness of cured meats. But how much do you really know about what you're eating?
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Gordon Ramsay's Hilarious Response To This 7-Eleven Beef Wellington Recipe
Josh Scherer, the not-so-master chef on the YouTube cooking channel, is going after Ramsay where he lives by making a 7-Eleven beef Wellington.
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The Best Espresso/Cappuccino Machines Of 2022
Looking to make your own specialty coffee at home but not sure where to begin? Read on for our picks of the best espresso/cappuccino machines of 2022.
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Mardi Gras Pastries From Around The World
Pastries are plentiful whether you celebrate Fat Tuesday, Pancake Day, Paczki Day, or Mardi Gras. Check out these Mardi Gras pastries from around the world.
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You've Been Reheating Dumplings Wrong Your Whole Life
Here is everything you need to know about reheating and cooking Asian dumplings so that you get them right every time you are ready to chow down.
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The Ingenious Way To Use The Built-In Hole On The Opening Tabs Of Soda Cans
Have you ever wondered what the hole on a soda can pull tab is for? Various internet sources have theories -- and devised an ingenious use for these tabs.
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The Real Difference Between Flour Tortillas And Roti
Flour tortillas and roti might look similar, but they aren't the same. Here's the real difference between flour tortillas and roti.
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Twitter Is Skeptical About Selena Gomez & Hailey Bieber's Identical Cooking Shows
Twitter is skeptical about Selena Gomez & Hailey Bieber's identical cooking shows. They are accusing Bieber of copying Gomez's format.
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Jacques Pépin's Egg Temperature Tip For The Perfect Souffle
Ever the teacher, French food legend Jacques Pépin has a time-tested tip for ensuring pillowy perfect soufflés every time. Hint: It's all about the eggs.
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Upside Down Fried Eggs Are Magic For A Mess-Free Breakfast Sandwich
If you're looking for a mess-free breakfast sandwich that's easy to eat whether you're rushing out the door or on the couch at home, this tip is a game-changer.
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Trader Joe's Is Reportedly Trying To Get Employees To Vote Against Unionizing
Trader Joe's is reportedly trying to get employees to vote against unionizing, which may not benefit anyone at all. Here are the details.
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Gordon Ramsay's Butter Chicken Video Is Leaving Behind A Trail Of Doubt
After disappointing fans with his takes on pad Thai and ramen, Gordon Ramsay has once again posted a controversial recipe video - this time, for butter chicken.
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