The Origin Of Jezebel Sauce And How It Got Its Name
Southern classic jezebel sauce is spicy, sweet, and delicious. But how did it get its name, and where did it come from? We've got the answers.
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The Aluminum Foil Hack That Ensures A Perfectly Cooked Pork Belly
Pork belly is at its best when it's perfectly crispy. Achieve that crackly, bubbly crunch by using one clever aluminum foil hack in the oven.
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What You Should Know Before Choosing Which Aldi To Shop At
Not all Aldi stores are created equal. Although its reputation is built on low prices, these factors mean that some locations are more affordable than others.
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For An Easy Vegan Meal, Try Hummus Quesadillas
If you've ever toasted up some pita bread and dipped chunks into a tub of hummus, a hummus quesadilla isn't too far removed and it feels a little fancier.
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The Cooking Method You Need For Perfectly Tender Grains Every Time
Cooking perfectly tender grains is far less intimidating than you might think. It's similar to how you would approach making pasta, but with a twist.
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Give Your Next Banana Bread A Flavor Upgrade With A Few Extra Steps
If your banana bread doesn't have the strong taste of fruit that you're looking for, there's an easy way to boost the flavor without throwing off your recipe.
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The Flavorful Mac And Cheese Mix-In You've Been Missing Out On
You might not believe that homemade mac and cheese could possibly taste any better, but this simple addition truly takes the flavor up a couple notches.
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A Grilled Charcuterie Board Is What You Need To Wow Your Guests
Adding the right accouterments to your charcuterie board isn't the only way to wow your guests. For your next gathering, make a grilled charcuterie board.
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Starbucks Milano Duetto Review: Which Roast Will You Fall For?
Starbucks developed a new blend, Milano Duetto, that can be roasted to create a light and dark roast. We tried both roasts to experience them before the launch.
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Jamie Oliver's Top Tip For Making Homemade Fish And Chips
Making crispy fried fish and chips at home is certainly a treat, but there are quite a few things that can go wrong. Follow this one important tip for success.
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Give Any Pasta Dish A Smoky Upgrade With One Breakfast Staple
The possibilities for making delicious pasta dishes are truly endless, but if you've forgotten to hit up the butcher for some protein, reach for this.
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You've Been Cleaning Your Burr Coffee Grinder All Wrong
A burr coffee grinder is worth the extra cost, but if you're not cleaning it correctly, you could damage your investment (and ruin your coffee too).
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How To Dispose Of Meal Kit Delivery Ice Packs
Your meal kit delivery service might be convenient, but disposing of the ice packs used to preserve your ingredients isn't. Here's how to safely dispose them.
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The Popular Condiment We're Adding To Every Fried Chicken Sandwich
When you want to add some subtle heat and ample flavor to your fried chicken sandwich, this is the one condiment you should reach for.
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Baking Cookies For One? Use A Toaster Oven
If you only want a small sampling of fresh-baked cookies, or even just one, pop that dough in the toaster oven to make things easier.
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Here's Why Your Grilled Bratwurst Never Turns Out Right
While you might think you've attained grill master status, when it comes to bratwurst, you might be making some simple mistakes.
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Take Your Nachos To The Next Level By Grilling The Ingredients
Nachos are perhaps the ultimate sharing dish among friends. To take yours up a notch make sure you grill them before serving them to your guests.
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Mistakes You're Making With Batter-Fried Fish (And How To Avoid Them)
There are a few simple mistakes that will make your battered fish less than perfect. We asked an expert what they are and how to achieve the perfect results.
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Make Restaurant-Worthy Fried Fish Just Like A Chef
If you've ever tucked into fried fish in a restaurant and wondered how to get that golden batter and flaky fish, Chef Kory Foltz is on hand with a few tips.
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13 Creative Ways To Use Coconut Water Beyond Drinking It
Coconut water has a naturally nutty and slightly sweet taste that lends itself to many culinary uses, including breakfast and dinner dishes and cocktails.
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The Clever Way To Keep Halloween Punch Cold And Spooky At The Same Time
There's a genius hack you may not have thought of that will not only keep your Halloween punch colder for longer, but seriously up the spooky factor.
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Should You Buy Your Cookware From TJ Maxx? Here's What To Know
TJ Maxx is a great place to buy discounted goods, and that includes cookware. Here's everything you need to know about finding yourself a great deal.
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Marshmallow Fluff Is The Sweet Secret To Delicious Dessert Cocktails
When it comes to crafting a memorable cocktail, you might want to grab that jar of marshmallow fluff to take your drinks to the next level.
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If You Want Crispy Chicken Parm, Stop Drowning It In Sauce
Chicken parm is comfort food at its finest; but you need that crispy exterior for a satisfying crunch. Maintaining the perfect texture comes down to saucing.
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Just So You Know, Not All Wine Is Vegan
Wine is typically made from grapes, sugar, and yeast, so it should be vegan, right? Not necessarily. Here's how to know which wines are vegan and which aren't.
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The Absolute Best (And Worst) Types Of Fish To Use For Tacos
Whipping up some fish tacos sounds easy enough, but not every kind of fish is suited to the taco treatment. We asked a professional chef which ones are best.
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J. Kenji López-Alt's Genius Method For Reheating Fried Chicken
Leftover fried chicken can become soggy and unappealing on day two. But, if you try J. Kenji López-Alt's technique, you can bring it right back to life.
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