The Chocolate Brand Julia Child Claimed Was The Best In The US
Famed chef Julia Child wasn't shy in making known her favorite food. And there's a particular brand of chocolate in the U.S. she rated above all others.
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Sushi Cups Are The Grab-And-Go Appetizer Your Next Party Needs
If you love nigiri sushi, and wish there was an easier way to serve this Japanese dish to friends and family, it's time for you to give sushi cups a try.
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The Smoky Ingredient That Takes Chili To A New Level
There's a handy little shortcut to getting your chili to taste smoky without using an actual smoker. But how much you use is very important.
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Dick Van Dyke's Favorite Dessert Is A Simple Frozen Delight
Sometimes a sweet treat before bed is just the ticket. At least, 98-year-old Dick Van Dyke thinks so. He enjoys this classic dessert every evening before bed.
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Simplify Ratatouille By Making It On A Sheet Pan
Ratatouille is a simple enough dish to prepare, but there's an even easier way to make it by substituting a sheet pan for the traditional skillet.
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Review: Chick-Fil-A's New Fall Banana Beverages And Spicy Honey Pimento Chicken Sandwich Hit The Sweet Spot
A Spicy Honey Pepper Pimento Chicken Sandwich, Banana Pudding Milkshake, and Banana Frosted Coffee are joining the fall menu and we wasted no time trying them.
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The 3 Herbs To Try If You Want A Twist On Classic Bruschetta
Bruschetta is a great party-pleasing appetizer, but you don't always have to make it the same. Try it out with these three herbs for a fresh twist on a classic.
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The Line For Japan's Newest Costco Is Stretching Out The Door
If you think Costco is popular in the United States, just wait until you learn just how long the line was outside Japan's latest store opening.
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What To Do If Your Prime Rib's Grade Isn't Labeled On The Package
If you're shopping for a prime rib and can't find its grade on the package, there are a few things you can do to tell the quality of the cut.
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Missing Trader Joe's Discontinued Coconut Cashews? Just Head To Aldi
Trader Joe's occasionally rotates snack items as it makes room for new products. But if you miss this one, you can find a similarly yummy dupe at Aldi.
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Labor Day 2024: Food Deals To Look Out For
With Labor Day Weekend fast approaching, it's important to plan ahead and book those restaurant reservations or order those steaks for the grill.
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Leftover Popeyes Biscuits Are The Secret To A Heartier Breakfast
On your next visit to Popeyes, consider ordering too many biscuits and save the leftovers for one of these mouthwatering and hearty breakfast dishes.
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What The Heck Does It Mean If Your Chicken Is Labeled 'Pasture Raised'?
If you've ever seen a "pasture-raised" label on a pack of chicken while browsing the grocery store, you might have wondered what it means. Here's the deal.
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The Absolute Best Way To Clean Fresh Artichokes
Artichokes are undoubtedly an intimidating vegetable to prepare. But with these expert tips, you will be cooking them like the professionals in no time.
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12 Old-School Restaurant Dishes We Wish Would Make A Comeback
These old-school dishes used to be found in restaurants all over the world. From Waldorf salad to fondue, we think it's time they made a comeback.
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The Fancy Beef You Need To Add To Your Costco Cart ASAP
Costco is a great place to buy bulk items at bulk prices, but don't sleep on its meat selection. There's one cut, in particular, that deserves your attention.
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The Savory Topping You Need To Start Putting On Ice Cream Sundaes
Ice cream sundae toppings don't always need to be sweet. Experiment with a savory candied bacon topping and you might find an unexpected favorite.
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Turn This Veggie Into 'Meatballs' For A Delicious Vegetarian Twist
Who ever said that meatballs need to be made out of meat? Eggplant is robust enough that it can easily serve as the base for vegetarian meatballs.
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How To Eat Soursop Fruit The Right Way
Soursop can be rare to come across in stateside grocery stores, so you might've never eaten one before. Here's what you need to know about the spiky fruit.
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Beanie Weenies Are The Best Way To Use Up Leftover Hot Dogs
If you have leftover hot dogs, combine them with beans to make a whole new meal. Beanie weenies are a convenient retro staple dating back to World War II.
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Why Scrambled Eggs Always Taste Better At A Restaurant Vs At Home
From the type of eggs used to how they’re mixed to ingredients added, our resident chef explains why restaurants have the most velvety and delectable scrambles.
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This Is The Best Temperature For Cooking Bacon In The Oven
Selecting the temperature at which to bake bacon isn't an exact science, since you have to contend with different bacon types and textural preferences.
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For The Ultimate Bruschetta, Change How You Chop Those Tomatoes
Tomato bruschetta is a delicious appetizer that doesn't require plenty of ingredients. We have chef-approved tips for guaranteeing successful results.
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Stuffing Manicotti Is A Pain Unless You Use This Clever Method
Manicotti is undeniably delicious, but at what cost? Stuffing these tubes of pasta is no easy feat, unless you use this helpful (and maybe unexpected) hack.
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How To Safely Thaw Seafood Without Accidentally Cooking It
Frozen seafood can be just as nutritious and tasty as fresh. However, improper thawing can lead to overcooking. Avoid this culinary pitfall with these tips!
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Swap Chicken Breasts With Thighs In Your Next Dish And Taste The Magic
Chicken breasts can sometimes leave a bit to be desired in the flavor department. You can solve this problem by using high-fat chicken thighs instead.
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The Weight Trick For Choosing The Juiciest Limes At The Grocery Store
If you're looking to pick up some limes, here's a handy tip that will make sure you get the most juice for your buck and keep those drinks flowing.
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