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Drink /Autumn Swiers
The Scientific Advice On How Long You Should Steep Tea
When it comes to brewing the perfect cup of tea, water temperature and steeping times matter. And according to science, there's one ideal way to steep your tea.
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Cook /Kirsten Nunez
11 Canned Fruit Hacks You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
Canned fruits have an abundance of culinary value, from sauces to savory toppings. These hacks can help you get the most from the non-perishable pantry staple.
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Cook /Peggy Aoki
Reverse Sear Chicken Breast Like Steak For A Deliciously Crispy Crust
The reverse-sear method has been around for a while and usually applies to steaks, but there's no reason why it can't work for chicken just as well.
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Cook /Nikita Ephanov
Do Canned Sardines Actually Contain Bones?
It can be intimidating to get into sardines for the first time. Given that sardines are often canned whole, that would mean the bones are still inside, right?
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Exclusives /Megan Hageman
12 Store-Bought Donut Brands, Ranked Worst To Best
Hitting the grocery store for a donut sweet treat is easy, but picking out the right brand isn't. Here's a ranking on popular grocery store donut brands.
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Cook /Crawford Smith
The Difference Between Barbecue And Smoking, According To Pat Martin - Exclusive
For some pitmasters, the term 'barbecue' can be used as a catch-all for all live-fire cooking, but does Pat Martin, who owns Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint, agree?
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Restaurants /Brian Udall
The Creative Way Vincent Van Gogh Would Pay For Drinks At Parisian Cafes
Vincent van Gogh is famous for his vibrant paintings. But before all that, he frequented Parisian cafes - and paid for his drinks in a most unusual way.
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Cook /Julia Holland
Why Your Microwave Is The Secret For Even Better Grilled Cheese
Most grilled cheese recipes employ the stovetop. It'll come as a surprise, then, that your microwave is the secret to an even better grilled cheese.
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Drink /Michelle Welsch
The Best Apples To Pick For Your Next Fruity Bourbon co*cktail
Smoky bourbon and sweet-and-tart apples pair well together, but some varieties of the fruit work better than others in your co*cktail. Here are the best ones.
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Cook /Karen Hart
Almond Milk Is The Best Non-Dairy Alternative For Fluffy Scrambled Eggs
Upgrade your scrambled eggs in the morning by using almond milk. With its silky texture, this non-dairy alternative works well for a satisfying egg experience.
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Cook /Austin Havens-Bowen
Grated Parmesan Is The Secret To Thicker Mashed Cauliflower
This reinvented side dish is delicious, yet not quite the same as mashed potatoes. But it only takes one more ingredient to achieve a similar consistency.
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Restaurants /Madison Patterson
The 14 Absolute Best Pizza Places In Las Vegas
If you find yourself anywhere near the city of sin with a hankering for a slice or whole pie, try these spots for great Las Vegas pizza, on and off the Strip.
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Cook /Luna Regina
Canned Peaches Are The Secret To An Easier Fruit Crisp In A Flash
Fruit crisps are usually made with fresh fruits. But preserved options are available year-round - and a peach crisp with canned peaches is just as delicious.
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Cook /Javaria Akbar
Why You Should Never Cook Riced Cauliflower In Water
From wings to rice, cauliflower's malleability knows no limits. Its preparation methods, however, do. Steer clear of water when cooking riced cauliflower.
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Drink /Michelle Welsch
The Origin Of The Manhattan co*cktail Dates Back Longer Than You May Expect
The classy red Manhattan is a co*cktail that has become so ubiquitous in our culture that it seems like it's been around forever - and, indeed, it has.
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Cook /Javaria Akbar
Pickle Your Smashed Cucumbers For A Burst Of Tangy Flavor
The next time you pickle cucumbers, consider smashing them. Doing so turns your cukes into a flavor powerhouse - and it's also really satisfying to do.
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Cook /Alice Rich
11 Best Substitutes For Fenugreek
Fenugreek is a complex spice that can add depth to curries and other dishes. These are some of the best substitutes for the ingredient and how to use them.
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Cook /Peggy Aoki
Turn To Your Air Fryer For Light And Satisfying Salmon Bites
Salmon bites are tasty, nutritious, and easy to toss into salads and grain bowls alike. Even better? Cooking them in your air fryer is a breeze.
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Drink /Simone Gerber
Soak Peaches In Bourbon For A Sweet Infusion Your co*cktails Need
If you're a fan of bourbon but want to put a new twist on a classic, try infusing the smoky spirit with sweet peaches for a delicious drink or co*cktail base.
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Exclusives /Lucia Capretti
Dan Pashman On The Constant Evolution Of Italian Food And What It Means For Your Bowl Of Pasta - Exclusive Interview
In an exclusive interview with Tasting Table, "The Sporkful" host Dan Pashman shares the inside scoop on his latest cookbook, "Anything's Pastable."
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Drink /Wendy Leigh
Yes, Some Nespresso Coffee Pods Contain Vitamins
Just when we thought Nespresso capsules and pods held few unsolved mysteries, here comes an "enhanced coffee" blend with an unexpected infusion.
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Exclusives /Samantha Maxwell
10 Canned Bean Brands, Ranked
Canned beans are great for any pantry. But with so many options, what's the best? We sampled some top brands to give you our recommendations.
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Cook /Julia Holland
Chicago's Gravy Bread Is The Doughy Creation You Need To Try
Chicago is well known for its many different famous foods, and if you've never had it before, the city's gravy bread is one you should definitely try.
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Drink /Simone Gerber
How Long You Can Store Instant Coffee Before It Goes Bad
While many dedicated coffee lovers usually don't love instant coffee, it's a great item to have on hand in the pantry and here's how long it will last.
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Cook /Catherine Nyorani
How To Freeze And Thaw Dates
If you're looking to preserve dates you always have some on hand, then freezing is the way to go. Plus, the process is pretty straightforward.
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Drink /Wendy Leigh
Wine Gems Are Key To A Perfectly Chilled Glass Of Rosé
If you've ever been disappointed by a warm bottle of wine when you wanted a nice, chilled glass of white, these wine gems are just what you need.
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Drink /Nikita Ephanov
The Best Type Of Coffee For Full Flavor In Your French Press
Brewing coffee in a French press is pretty simple, but the type of coffee you use is understandably quite important - and there's one that works best.
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Drink /Brian Udall
Turn Up The Heat With Tinctures To Craft The Perfect Spicy co*cktail
It may sound contradictory at first, but a co*cktail with a touch of spice can be quite refreshing. Tinctures will bring some heat to your libations.
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Cook /Nikki Munoz
The Temperature To Set Your Oven For The Best Oven Fried Potato Chips
Making homemade oven-fried potato chips is a pretty simple affair, but getting the oven temperature just right is the key to getting that perfect crunch.
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