The Fascinating And Untold History Of Mince Pies
From supposedly causing hallucinations to being demonized by governments, mince pies have a fascinating history that stands at odds with their trivial size.
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For The Creamiest Oatmeal, Break Out Your Rice Cooker
A rice cooker might just be your new best friend if you want super smooth oatmeal cooked perfectly every time and with zero need for constant stirring.
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What Are Cobbler Cocktails Anyway?
A classic cobbler is a sweet, fruity delight. So is a classic cobbler cocktail, which became popular in the late 1800s, around the same time as ice and straws.
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Add Biscoff Spread To Hot Chocolate To Deepen Its Flavor
Biscoff spread. Biscoff spread is made primarily of finely crushed speculoos cookies, fat, and sugar. It has a sweet, caramelized flavor with a hint of spice.
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Your Broiler Is The Answer To Fondue-Like Cheese In A Flash
No need to break out the fancy fondue pot to get melty cheese for dipping. Simply turn on your broiler and you can have restaurant-quality fondue in a flash.
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Seriously Upgrade Your Tuna Melt With A Dash Of Garam Masala
You can enhance your tuna melt's taste with the addition of one simple ingredient: garam masala, a spice blend that's often found in recipes hailing from India.
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Pineapple Juice Is A Splendidly Sweet Ingredient To Add To Classic Cornbread
Cornbread is as beloved for its versatility as it is for its iconic flavor and texture. If your cornbread tastes run to the sweet side, add in this fruit juice.
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Preheating Vs Cooking In A Cold Oven: Everything You Need To Know
Everything in baking revolves around chemistry, and the temperature of your oven plays a crucial role. Here's why recipes usually call for you to preheat it.
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For A Heartier Caesar Salad, Ditch The Romaine For Broccoli And Kale
Level up your next Caesar salad by swapping out the lettuce for some kale and broccoli. Not only are they in season in the winter, but they add great flavor.
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The Best Kind Of Cheese To Use When Making Gougères
Gougères, those iconic French cheese puffs, are crispy, light-as-air and intensely cheesy. The secret to getting that puffy rise is using the right cheese.
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Elevate Your Mashed Potatoes With Caramelized Onions
Everyone loves mashed potatoes. But even the classics deserve a little shake up now and then. We take a look at what ingredients work and how to use them.
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You Can Use Your Countertop To Open Bottles, But Be Careful
We love a good kitchen hack. If you have an untwistable bottle but find yourself with no bottle opener, you can use your countertop to open it, just be careful.
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Is Spray Butter The Real Deal?
If you've ever seen sprayable butter that comes in a bottle, you might have wondered whether it's the real deal or not. Here's what to know.
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When Making Fruity Buttercream Frosting, Never Use Fresh Fruit
Adding fruit to a sweet, velvety buttercream frosting can be a terrific way to boost flavor, but only if you use the right kind of fruit. Hint: It's not fresh.
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The Only State You Can Still Get Dairy Queen Steak Fingers
DQ in the Lone Star state, where steak fingers reign supreme. Uncover the fascinating history and exclusive offerings that set these spots apart from the rest.
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Pizza Soup Is The Perfect Mashup For A Cozy Dinner
Ditch the takeout and get all the comfort and flavor of pizza from a homemade pizza soup instead. Here's why it's a great dish to make.
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Olive Garden Sells A Sangria Kit So You Can Make Its Version Of The Cocktail At Home
Lucky customers who love Olive Garden's sangrias can purchase a DIY kit to recreate the drink at home, but it's not available at all locations.
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Yes, You Can Use A Juiced Grapefruit To Clean Kitchen Grime
Are you looking for a way to clean your house without harsh chemicals? Good news! You can absolutely use a juiced grapefruit to clean kitchen grime.
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Elevate Your Lasagna And Add In Some Italian Sausage
When you want to take your everyday lasagna to the next level, you can elevate it by adding in some Italian sausage. Here's how to do it right.
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The Genius Plastic Wrap Hack For Storing Squeeze Bottles Without A Lid
If you've lost the lid of a squeezy condiment bottle, there's a way to preserve the contents in the fridge. Just grab some plastic wrap and follow this hack.
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What Is A Corn 'N' Oil Cocktail And What Does It Taste Like?
Many cocktails have origins unique to what we know as consumers. A drink from Barbados could be many things, but what is a Corn 'n' Oil and how does it taste?
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Apple Cider Vinegar Is The Secret Ingredient For An Unbeatable Apple Pie
Apple pie is a classic dessert that is beloved for its comforting flavor. If you're looking for a version that's unbeatable, try adding apple cider vinegar.
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Why Bobby Flay Loves Adding Squid Ink To His Pasta Dough
Having spent a lot of time in Italy, Bobby Flay knows how to make good pasta. And there's one way he's learned to elevate his: By adding squid ink.
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Pit Cherries In A Flash With A Super Simple Straw Hack
Enjoying a sweet cherry, whether whole or as part of a baked good, comes with a little work of having to remove the pit, and this straw hack makes it easier.
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Hasenpfeffer: The German Rabbit Stew You Need To Make ASAP
A classic German dish, hasenpfeffer, or rabbit stew, is a delicious and savory combination of rabbit, spices, and seasonings that will be a new favorite.
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Air-Fry Chestnuts For A Quick And Easy Holiday Snack
A classic holiday treat, chestnuts are delicious almost any way you can make them and using an air fryer is a more quick and easy cooking method.
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It's Never A Good Idea To Make Soft-Boiled Eggs In The Microwave
Making soft-boiled eggs in the microwave isn't just tricky, but it can be dangerous. Here's why it's not a good idea to make soft-boiled eggs in the microwave.
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