8 Best Substitutes For Smoked Paprika
Smoked paprika has a smokey, peppery flavor with just a hint of spice. If you don't have it on hand, these are some possible substitutes for smoked paprika.
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What Do You Use To Keep Your Eggs From Sticking? Here's What People Say - Exclusive Survey
There's nothing more disappointing than having your eggs stick to the pan. Should you use butter or oil when cooking eggs? Here's what some had to say.
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12 Classic Foods That Revolutionized America
Despite their foreign roots, there are many foods that now signify American culture. From hot dogs to onion dip, here are some that revolutionized the U.S.
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Buttery Mashed Potatoes Recipe
With this buttery mashed potatoes recipe, you will have the best side dish at the potluck or dinner party.
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What Ever Happened To Juicero?
By now you know what a juicer is and perhaps even own one, but once upon a time there was a juicer called Juicero, and here's the rise and fall story.
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We Have New York City To Thank For The Doughnut
Doughnuts are among the most popular sweet treats in the U.S. Thanks to some Danish immigrants living in New York City, the doughnut quickly became a hit.
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Why You Can't Ignore The Fat Content In Canned Coconut Milk
Coconut milk has become a popular option and with good reason. This can be a great option for those who don't do dairy, but what of its fat content?
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Langoustine Vs. Lobster: What's The Difference?
Lobsters and langoustines might both be popular crustaceans within the world of fine dining, but they're definitely respectively unique -- and science agrees.
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What Makes Japanese Kakigori So Unique
Here's what distinguishes kakigori from other frozen treats.
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Why It's Technically Polite To Leave Food On The Plate At Fancy Restaurants
You were raised to have table manners, but varying cultures have varying etiquette. Does your politeness translate to other countries and fancy restaurants?
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How To Make A Cortado At Home Without An Espresso Machine
Making coffee and espresso at home may not taste as good as it does at a cafe. But here's how to make an espresso or cortado at home without a machine.
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The 13 Best Types Of Apples For Baking
Whether you're looking to make the perfect apple pie, a simple apple crisp, or a comforting baked apple, we've compiled a list of the best apples for baking.
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The Coveted Restaurant Condiment You Can Find At Whole Foods
If you're a frequent shopper at Whole Foods and looking to spice up a dish, you're in luck. Here's one popular condiment that's now available at Whole Foods.
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What's The Difference Between Bourbon And Whiskey?
Bourbon and whiskey are pretty similar in flavor and color, but they are not exactly the same. So, what's the difference?
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What Are Friendly's Official Breakfast Hours?
If you are a Friendly's fan and want to know about its breakfast, we have the details for you. Whether or not you get ice cream for breakfast, is up to you.
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What Is A Michelin 'Green' Star?
Michelin stars are considered the highest accolades in the culinary world. But what are Michelin Green Stars? And how does it differ from other awards?
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The Sneaky Way Grocery Stores Try To Make Banana Displays Look Appealing
Supermarkets have targeted ways of setting up the store to make you spend more and there is a sneaky way they make banana displays look appealing.
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Which U.S. State Produces The Most Corn?
Everyone enjoys a perfectly cooked cob of corn, but do you know which U.S. state produces the most corn? Here's what you need to know about Iowa's corn yields.
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You Can Use Butter Papers For One Clever Baking Trick
Who doesn't love repurposing items? Saving money and time is a great thing, after all. You can repurpose your butter wrappers, too and in more ways than one.
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Beethoven's Coffee Ritual Was Alarmingly Tedious
We all have our little rituals when it comes to food or drinks. Coffee lovers especially. even Beethoven had a surprisingly tedious coffee ritual.
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What Temperature You Should Really Be Frying Chicken At?
You can always visit a restaurant to get fried chicken, but there's nothing like making it yourself. So, here's the temperature you should be frying chicken at.
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Daily Meal Survey: What's The Best Condiment To Put On Fries That's Not Ketchup?
If you get an order of fries at the drive-thru, you'll likely get a few packets of ketchup to dunk them in, too. But what other condiments pair well with fries?
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What Makes An Air Fryer And Convection Oven Different?
Air fryers have exploded in popularity in the last few years, yet they aren't much different than your old-school convection oven. Here's what sets them apart.
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Julia Child's Favorite Cocktail Hit 'Reverse' On The Classic Martini
Much like Julia Child's pioneering career, her favorite cocktail turned some things upside down. Here's the famous chef's take on the classic martini.
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Here's Why Coffee Might Make You Poop
For many, nothing says "good morning" better than a good cup of coffee. But, there's a chance your digestive system will have something very different to say.
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The French Wine You Should Know About For Foolproof Pairing
Wine pairing can be daunting, as there are certain types to use for different dishes. But here's a French wine you should know about for foolproof pairing.
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Can Vegans Eat Insects?
Have you ever wondered whether vegans can eat insects? This is everything you could ever hope to know about the prospect of meatless eaters consuming bugs.
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