Martha Stewart Doesn't Skimp On The Booze In Her Eggnog Recipe
There are plenty of variations on a holiday eggnog recipe, but the one Martha Stewart makes is a longtime family tradition that doesn't shy away from the booze.
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Stories By Kerry Leary
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The Missouri Custard Shop Where You Can Pair Dessert With A Christmas Tree
Before Dairy Queen was a thing, this St. Louis custard shop was all the rage. These days, the Missouri staple has taken to selling Christmas trees too.
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Ditch The Noodles And Make Your Favorite Pasta Dish With Beans Instead
Pasta is one of the most versatile, quick, and easy dinners, but you can amp up the flavor and nutrition of any pasta dish by using beans instead!
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Italian Vs Greek Olive Oil: Is There Really A Difference?
You may think of Italy when you think of a bottle of olive oil, but other countries produce it as well, including Greece. Is Greek olive oil any different?
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Forget Dirty Martinis, There's Another Cocktail In Need Of Olive Brine
Fans of dirty martinis know exactly how a splash of olive brine can enhance the flavor of the cocktail, but there's another libation begging for the juice.
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The Native American Roots Of Rhode Island Johnnycakes
While pan-fried corn cakes are enjoyed in many parts of the world, the Rhode Island johnnycake traces its roots to Native Americans in the region.
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The Ingredients You Need For Japanese-Style Egg Salad
There's something simple and comforting about egg salad that's further exemplified by the Japanese version, which has surprisingly few ingredients.
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Jarred Salsa Is The Key To A Veggie-Packed Meatloaf Without All The Prep
Using jarred salsa in your meatloaf may sound strange at first, but it's the perfect, easy way to add veggies to the dish without the hassle of chopping.
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Elevate Your French Toast Bakes With These Unexpected Mix-Ins
There's nothing like a French toast bake to make any old morning feel like an occasion, but you can make it extra special with some unexpected ingredients.
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The Key To Making The Crispiest Possible Mac And Cheese
A crunchy topping on baked mac and cheese is divine, but to get the best crunch you need to think about your cooking vessel, not just your breadcrumbs.
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The One Thing Your Burger Needs, According To Bobby Flay
Bobby Flay says the one texture that's most important for a great burger is crunch -- without something crunchy, your burger will fall flat.
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