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Drink /Emma Segrest
The Best Sparkling Wines To Use In Your Champagne co*cktails, According To An Expert
Champagne co*cktails are a special kind of sophisticated, but what kind of sparkling wine should you choose? We consulted an expert for the answer.
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Cook /Julia Holland
Fried Eggs Make The Perfect Shells For Delicious Breakfast Tacos
If you've made breakfast tacos in the past, chances are that you included eggs inside the shell. Think outside the box and turn an egg into the shell itself.
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Cook /Austin Havens-Bowen
The Most Important Tip For Cooking Crispy Pork Chops In The Air Fryer
There's one essential tip you should always follow when you put pork chops in the air fryer, and it has something to do with how many chops go into the tray.
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Cook /September Grace Mahino
The Tangy Condiment You Should Use To Caramelize Chicken
Caramelized chicken may seem like a fancy dish best prepared at restaurants, but you already have the one main condiment at home you need to make the glaze.
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Exclusives /Lucia Capretti
Rocco DiSpirito Tells Us The Secret To Preparing 30-Minute Meals That Still Impress - Exclusive Interview
Rocco DiSpirito turns cooking at home into an entertaining task. We spoke with DiSpirito about his new cookbook and the ingredients he can't live without.
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Grocery /Brian Udall
Velveeta Is Launching New Queso In 3 Classic Flavors
At long last, popular brand Velveeta is releasing ready-to-eat jars of queso in three flavors. These and other cheesy offerings will hit shelves in May 2024.
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Cook /Luna Regina
Is It Dangerous To Eat Pink Canned Chicken?
If you're used to canned chicken being white, it can be alarming to find that poultry tinted pink when opening a new can, but what does that color really mean?
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Drink /Michelle Welsch
The Murky History Of Larceny Bourbon
Heaven Hill Distillery created Larceny bourbon after John E. Fitzgerald and his sneaky ways with bourbon. Take a look at the murky history of this drink.
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Cook /Wendy Leigh
The Common Misconception About Cast Iron Cookware You Need To Ignore
Many of us are hesitant to buy cast iron cookware because we think it's going to be a challenge to clean -- but that couldn't be further from the truth.
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Culture /Matthew Spina
If You're Shopping At Erewhon For Ice, You Deserve To Be Ripped Off
Erewhon is no stranger to ridiculously expensive products that don't justify the sky-high price tags. In fact, it's basically what the brand is known for.
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Drink /Courtney Brandt
The Grand Manhattan Is A Sweeter Twist On The Classic Whiskey co*cktail
The Grand Manhattan offers a richer and more complex drinking experience by introducing an additional sweeter element to the classic co*cktail via liqueur.
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Recipes /Julie Kinnaird
Vegan Carrot Cake With Cinnamon-Cashew Frosting Recipe
This carrot cake recipe delivers plant-based alternatives to baking mainstays (cashew frosting, flaxseed eggs, and more) for a delicious and moist dessert.
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Cook /Austin Havens-Bowen
Martha Stewart's Tip To Prevent Cucumbers From Watering Down Macaroni Salad
A perfect macaroni salad has a relatively thick consistency when it comes to the dressing, so adding juicy cucumbers means dealing with excess water.
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Cook /Matthew Spina
Transform Any Steak With The Help Of Indian Spices
Given the cow's sacred status in India, you won't find much beef served up in Indian restaurants, but that doesn't mean the spices aren't perfect for steak.
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Drink /Autumn Swiers
The Fruit Wine That Tastes Closest To The Classic Grape Varieties
Fruit wine fans looking for that classic red grape taste, look no further than elderberry wine. The sturdy black berry has been making great wine for centuries.
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Cook /Suzannah Kolbeck
13 Ways To Use Canned Cream Of Mushroom Soup
A pantry staple that can enhance many dishes with its creamy texture and savory flavor, here are some creative ways to use canned cream of mushroom soup.
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Cook /Nikki Munoz
This 2-Ingredient, No-Bake Strawberry Cloud Cake Is A Slice Of Heaven
Cake can be time-consuming to make and is often too sweet for daily enjoyment. This easy, two-ingredient, no-bake strawberry cloud cake solves those problems.
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Recipes /Miriam Hahn
Super Springy Vegetable Soup Recipe
Honor the beauty of springtime produce with this soup, which overflows with green vegetables and includes pasta and beans for added heartiness.
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Cook /Nikki Munoz
Cayenne Pepper Adds A Fiery Kick To Chocolate Bark
Cayenne is known for its intense heat but may have some elements of fruity undertones, which also pair well with chocolate.
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Cook /Julia Holland
Give Canned Refried Beans A Restaurant-Worthy Upgrade With Taco Seasoning
Taco seasoning is a convenient commodity that can transform bland store-bought refried beans into a restaurant-worthy side dish for your next Mexican food meal.
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Cook /Peggy Aoki
The Pro Tip For Stabilizing Whipped Cream
There are some occasions and specific dessert recipes that require whipped cream to stay fluffy for hours - and that's where stabilizers come in.
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Exclusives /Fletcher Huntley
13 Popular Teriyaki Sauce Brands, Ranked
Read on to find out about the popular teriyaki sauces that you should use to make some teriyaki at home, taste-tested and ranked from worst to best.
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Cook /Emma Segrest
The Telltale Sign That Your Cabbage Steak Is Done Cooking
Tasting Table recipe developer Chanel Murphy-Lowe's grilled cabbage steaks with furikake offer clear instructions for when your cabbage steaks are done.
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Recipes /Michelle McGlinn
Hawaiian Pulled Pork Sandwiches Recipe
No underground oven? Braising is the next-best way to get smoky, pull-apart tender Hawaiian kalua pork, perfect for these soft and easy sandwiches.
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Cook /Elizabeth Okosun
How To Prevent Your Chicken's Honey Glaze From Burning While It Cooks
A simple honey glaze with chicken will forever be a classic combination, and recipe developer Julianne De Witt has found a way to help prevent it from burning.
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Cook /Greg Baker
8 Tips For Cooking Lobster Tails To Perfection
Looking to liven up your lobster tails? Our expert has 8 key tips that will ensure your shellfish is cooked to succulent and flavorful perfection.
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Drink /Simone Gerber
How Many Times You Can Re-Steep Tea Without Compromising The Flavor
When it comes to tea, it doesn't have to be a one and done drink. You can actually re-steep tea a few times before the flavor is totally lost.
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Culture /Michelle Welsch
Here's What You'll Likely Eat For Breakfast In Australia
Breakfast understandably looks different all over the globe, but what do Australians typically have for their morning meal (besides Vegemite, of course)?
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Drink /Molly Harris
How To Drink Straight Vodka Like A True Connoisseur
There's a time and place for throwing back vodka shots, but if you're trying to experience vodka like a true connoisseur, these elements will keep you busy.
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