The Kitchen Tool Julia Child Called 'Revolutionary'
Julia Child loved to experiment with cooking gadgets and equipped her kitchen with all the mod-cons. This revolutionary appliance was one of her favorites.
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Stories By Matt Bruce
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Idaho PB&J Sandwiches Get Some Help From The Official State Fruit
A peanut butter and jelly sandwich is so simple it's sometimes hard to imagine variations on the theme, but Idaho uses a popular local berry to great effect.
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The Perfect BLT Sandwich Needs The Right Type Of Bacon
Though the BLT sandwich is pretty simple, there are always methods to improve on a classic. Just keep this in mind when you're picking your bacon.
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The Key To Sweet And Savory Cornbread Is Already In Your Pantry
Cornbread on its own is fantastic enough already, but there's an additional ingredient that most everyone has on hand which you really should use next time.
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Home Depot Houses Some Of The Best Hot Dogs In Chicago
If you're looking for some authentic Chicago-style hot dogs while in the Windy City, you shouldn't look much further than the area's Home Depots.
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Sriracha Is Named After A Real Place In Thailand
Everybody knows the name sriracha at this point, but not everyone knows where it came from or who came up with this tangy, delicious recipe.
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Where The Name 'Costco' Came From
Costco is one of the biggest names when it comes to retail chains, but did you know that the Costco name speaks to the company's overall philosophy?
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Crack Eggs Into Your Oatmeal For The Creamiest Results
Oatmeal may be a mundane meal, but eggs can increase the creaminess factor. We looked at how this kitchen staple revolutionizes your oatmeal game.
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The Upside Down Cast Iron Pizza Technique You've Probably Never Tried
Homemade pizza is all about customization, but instead of just making the toppings your own, try a brand new technique to take your pie to the next level.
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Fried Green Tomatoes Are Delicious, But We Know How To Make Them Better
Let your green tomatoes soak in this juice before frying them and with just an extra step or two, you get exponentially more flavor in return.
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The Infamous Cafe Al Capone Used To Frequent Along Route 66
The Luna Cafe, which recently celebrated its 100th anniversary, is a living ode to mob nostalgia, having been frequented by Scarface and his friends.
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How To Make Scrambled Eggs That Are Fluffy And Creamy At The Same Time
Expert chef Nelson Serrano-Bahri, director of innovation at the American Egg Board, gives tips for producing the perfect plate of scrambled eggs.
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What Is The Impossible Whopper Made Of?
The Impossible Whopper surprised a lot of folks. Why does a place famous for flame-broiled beef patties make a vegan alternative? And what's in it?
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How To Debone Chicken Thighs On The First Try
Real poultry fans know the thigh meat is worth the extra effort. See how you can easily debone chicken thighs for a tasty, and economical dish.
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The Astounding Number Of Burgers That McDonald's Sells In A Day
McDonald's puts up numbers -- maybe not under the Golden Arches sign anymore, but in terms of burgers sold each day. Here are the astonishing stats.
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The Best Way To Reheat Chinese Leftovers For A Fresh-Tasting Bite
Chinese leftovers are tough to get tasting fresh again, but we have a few tips for getting close. One thing's for sure: nuking is a no-go.
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Here's The Big Brand Behind Costco's Chocolate-Covered Almonds
This is the big company behind Costco's chocolate-coated almonds. It's a fun peek at who exactly is driving the modern food retail landscape.
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Why Aren't You Reheating Pizza In The Waffle Iron?
Reheating pizza so it's actually good again is surprisingly tricky. But the waffle iron ain't a bad option, so break it out of the lower cabinets.
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Skewers Are The Mess-Free Way To Enjoy The Flavors Of A Shrimp Boil
It's not a stretch to imagine your favorite seafood boil items gracing a kebab stick. Seafood, sausage, corn, and potatoes kissed by grill flames? Yes, please!
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The Tangy Seasoning Your Next Bowl Of Instant Ramen Needs
Ditch the seasoning packets inside your classic pack of ramen noodles and try out this interesting alternative that's available as a dry powder.
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