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Drink /Brian Udall
Why Sommeliers Want You To Consider The Weight Of Your Wine When Pairing It With A Dish
Pairing wine and food seems simple, but the sommelier-level wine terms can get a tad confusing. So, what exactly is a wine's weight and how does it factor in?
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Restaurants /Julia Collins
25 Best Italian Restaurants In New Jersey, According To A Local
New Jersey is home to hundreds of Italian restaurants, but not all of them are of the same caliber. We reached out to a local to fine the best in the state.
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Cook /Joshua Carlucci
13 Mistakes To Avoid When Cooking Gumbo, According To A Professional Cook
While there is no one way to make gumbo, there are some no-nos to steer clear of when cooking up mouthwatering gumbo. See if you've been making these mistakes.
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Drink /Emma Segrest
Why We Can Thank Spring Break For The Sex On The Beach co*cktail
With a name like "sex on the beach," this long-lasting co*cktail is sure to draw attention. But, where did this attention-grabbing name come from?
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Grocery /Nikki Munoz
Trader Joe's Chocolate Sauce Brand Is A Must-Buy Over Hershey's
When it comes to chocolate sauce, Hershey's is many peoples' go-to brand. But you might want to reach for a bottle of Trader Joe's Organic Midnight Moo instead.
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Recipes /Jessica Morone
Whiskey Caramel-Glazed Coffee Cake Recipe
Your coffee cake a little ho-hum? Perhaps what it's missing is a whiskey-caramel glaze. Sour cream and two layers of streusel boost the flavor even further.
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Cook /Sara Klimek
14 Hearty Stew Recipes For A Comforting Dinner
Stew is one of the most satisfying dishes you can eat. We've rounded up 14 of the heartiest recipes, from Irish classics to Burmese breakfast variations.
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Culture /Luna Regina
Romania Drinks The Most Alcohol Out Of Any Country Worldwide
If you have ever wondered which country drinks the most alcohol on average per capita, we have a definitive answer thanks to a study published by the WHO.
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Cook /Anna Staropoli
Don't Be Afraid To Swap Sugar With Molasses In Buttercream Frosting
We love a reliable buttercream frosting, but sometimes it's nice to spice things up. Sweet, rich, and dark, molasses is the perfect sugar stand-in for the job.
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Cook /Nikki Munoz
Use Chipotle Peppers To Spice Up Your Next Pork Chop Dinner
A pork chop dinner can always benefit from a little bit of spice. With chipotle peppers in adobo sauce, the pork chops can marinated directly in that heat.
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Cook /Lucia Capretti
18 Uncommon Ice Cream Flavors Across The US
Forget plain vanilla and chocolate. There are some of some of the most unique and delicious ice cream flavors from communities across the United States.
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Cook /Luna Regina
Roast Butternut Squash With Parmesan For A Flavorful Crunch
Butternut squash never fails as a side, but it doesn't hurt to change it up once in a while. For a flavorful fix, add parmesan and enjoy the elevated texture.
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Cook /Kat Lieu
How Long You Should Cook Lobster Tail Under The Broiler
The broiler can be an ideal cooking method for lobster tails, but it's all too easy to either undercook or overcook them. Precision is important.
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Drink /Kat Lieu
This Is How Whiskey Was Served In The 18th Century
While most every bar today has a tower of glassware ready and waiting to hold some whiskey, that isn't how it was served in the 18th century.
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Recipes /Miriam Hahn
Sticky Garlic Cauliflower Wings Recipe
Get ready for game day with a flavorful twist on chicken wings: Cauliflower is crispy on the outside, tender on the inside and coated in a sticky garlic sauce.
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Cook /Austin Havens-Bowen
The Concentrated Ingredient For Bolder Tomato Soup
This bolder tomato-forward ingredient will work to improve the taste of canned tomato soup or spruce up that recipe you've used for decades.
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Cook /Stephanie Friedman
Ina Garten's Genius Tip Makes Peeling Peaches Easier Than Ever
Luckily, thanks to pristine advice from Ina Garten, there's an easier way that makes it completely possible to peel peaches by hand.
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Exclusives /Hayley Hamilton Cogill
13 Canned Chicken Brands, Ranked
Canned chicken is a versatile and shelf-stable protein to keep in your pantry. We reviewed many different brands and decided which one came out on top.
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Culture /Michelle Welsch
The Process Of Landing A Spot On MasterChef Is Fascinatingly Odd
While we know that competition gets fierce on the cooking reality show "MasterChef," you may be surprised to learn that the audition process is just as intense.
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Cook /Sylvia Tomczak
Let Apples Become The Perfect Complement For A Hearty Sausage Dish
Pairing fruit and meat is about balance. Apples contribute a honeyed sweetness that can tame the abundance of umami and even saltiness from the sausages.
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Cook /Anna Staropoli
Gordon Ramsay's Luxurious Breakfast Sandwich Is Served On A Brioche Bun
Gordon Ramsay's twist on breakfast involves using brioche. It's a slightly sweet option that provides the perfect vehicle for your next egg sandwich.
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Cook /Stephanie Friedman
The Benefits Of Making Caramel Sauce In A Slow Cooker
Why go to the trouble of making homemade caramel sauce instead of buying it from the store? Well, with your slow cooker it's actually no trouble at all.
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Cook /Michelle Welsch
Transform Stuffed Pretzels With Savory Spinach And Artichoke Dip
Soft pretzels are delicious. Spinach and artichoke dip is tasty. But can you even imagine the flavor explosion if you mix the two snacks together?
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Cook /Javaria Akbar
The Rolling Mistake To Avoid For Perfectly Even Pita Bread
If you're going to the trouble of making pitas, don't suffer ones that are too thin or don't form a decent pocket. See our tip for perfect rolling every time.
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Cook /Javaria Akbar
Flats Vs Drums: Which Chicken Wing Is Better For Delectable Dipping?
Flats vs. Drums: It's a debate as old as time. As esteemed food experts at Tasting Table, which way do you think we lean?
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Cook /Michelle Welsch
What It Means To Eat Polenta The 'Pucio' Way
Polenta is a core dish of northern Italy, served with all sorts of sauces, as well as simply with butter. We look at what eating it the 'pucio' way entails.
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Cook /Matthew Spina
Use Store-Bought Bouillon To Elevate Your Meatballs
Many chefs have a favorite meatball recipe addition in order to boost the flavors from good to great, and store-bought bouillon might be your new favorite.
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Drink /Nikki Munoz
How To Use Whiskey Stones To Chill Your White Wine
If you love perfectly chilled white wine and hate how ice can water it down, you'll want to think about using whiskey stones to chill your next glass.
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Cook /Simone Gerber
How To Store Kewpie Mayo And Maintain Flavor
Kewpie mayonnaise is an extra-rich version of the creamy condiment that has been finding popularity so learn how to properly store some at home.
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