Italian-American Menu Items That Aren't From Italy At All
Some of our Italian food favorites didn't actually originate in Italy at all. These dishes all have U.S. roots beneath their Italian flavors.
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The Genius Way To Use Up And Transform Leftover Cornbread
Cornbread is hearty southern staple and a perfect accompaniment to so many dishes. Use this simple hack to transform your leftover cornbread.
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Ina Garten's Store-Bought Hack For An Easier Dinner Party
Having guests over doesn't need to mean spending all day in the kitchen. With this simple trick from Ina Garten, your dinner party can be a breeze.
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Desiccated Vs Shredded Coconut: Is There A Difference?
When a recipe calls for either shredded or desiccated coconut, does it matter which one you use? We provide the differences and uses here.
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Julia Child's Makeshift Baking Stone Wasn't All That Safe
Julia Child taught a generation of aspiring chefs about the joy of French cuisine. One of her cookbooks also gave some very dangerous advice.
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The Popular Potato Chips That Are Burnt On Purpose
What's with all the love for dark russet potato chips? A growing legion of fans have found that the darker the chip, the greater the flavor.
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Where Is The Coldest Part Of A Fridge (And What Should Be Stored There)?
If you want to maximize the food preservation potential of your fridge, you should really start thinking about what part of the fridge is best for which foods.
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The Men-Only Illinois Restaurant That's Also A Sweat Lodge
This exclusive health club features not only a variety of saunas, but also a restaurant with favorites from American and Eastern European cuisines.
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Krispy Kreme X Pop-Tarts Doughnut Review: A Fun Unity Of Two Breakfast Favorites
Krispy Kreme and Pop-Tarts teamed up to make a delicious twist on doughnuts. Take a look at the doughnut collection and see which flavor was our favorite.
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The Hack That Gives You Even Easier Cake Pops
Making individual cake pops can be time consuming, but it doesn't have to be. There's an easy cake pop hack making the rounds online and we're here for it.
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Wait, Do You Need To Season Nonstick Pans Too?
Cast iron cookware is well-known for its onerous cleaning and seasoning requirements, but should we be using those same methods with our nonstick cookware?
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The One Soup Rick Steves Warns Against Eating If You're Visiting Paris In The Summer
For anyone who doesn't travel abroad regularly, trying your favorite local dishes can feel like a must. But Rick Steves thinks this soup should stay in season.
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Can You Make Pasta In An Air Fryer?
Making pasta is pretty easy to make already, but you have other tools at your disposal besides a pot of boiling water on the stove. Is an air fryer one of them?
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We Can Thank A Pirate For Writing Down The Oldest Guacamole Recipe
While he was not the inventor of guacamole, that favorite bright green dip, this world-traveling buccaneer may be the first to have penned a recipe for it.
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Jersey Mike's New Limited-Time Subs Bring Chicken To The Forefront
Jersey Mike's is kicking off its new year with the announcement of two new sub flavors which put a heavy emphasis on slices of roasted chicken breast.
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Huey Magoo's: How Does The Rapidly Expanding Chicken Finger Chain Compare To Its Competitors
Huey Magoo's is on the rise. We decided to pit this growing chicken chain's chicken tenders to similar competitors like Raising Cane's and Zaxby's.
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Should You Be Flipping The Pan When You Sauté?
Knowing how to sauté food is an important fundamental for any home chef to learn, but how important is it to learn how to flip food with the pan while doing so?
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Here's How To Pick The Perfect Salad Dressing For Your Greens
Salad dressings are not one-size-fits-all. There are actually specific combinations of dressings and greens that make a lot more sense than others.
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Will Your Wine Bottle Explode If You Forget It In The Freezer?
A bottle of wine can easily be left behind in the freezer. When you finally remember, will that bottle be sitting pretty or blasted to bits?
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Why Is The Ginger You Get With Sushi So Pink?
Tangy, bright, and piquant pickled ginger is a must-have with any spread of sushi or sashimi. But why is it pink when fresh ginger looks so different?
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Costco Is Ringing In The Lunar New Year With A Special Bottle Of Whisky
Ring in the Year of the Wood Snake with Costco’s Kirkland Lunar New Year Scotch - a bold blend wrapped in impressive commemorative packaging!
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Unexpected Sauces And Glazes That Will Take Your Meatloaf To The Next Level
Meatloaf makes a reliable meal, but it can be kind of boring. Check out these unexpected sauces and glazes that will upgrade meatloaf in flavorful ways.
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For A Better Sandwich All You Need Is One Garlic Clove
This simple upgrade uses a pantry staple to add a delicious, garlicky bite to all your favorite savory sandwiches. Just grab a single clove of garlic.
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Let's Be Real: Should You Reheat That Old Cup Of Coffee?
More often than not, your cup of coffee manages to go cold before you can finish it. If that's you, you may be wondering if you can or should reheat an old cup.
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The Spicy Ingredients You Should Be Marinating Your Steak In
Marinating is a great way to tenderize your steaks. We spoke to an expert chef to learn about the spicy marinade ingredient you should be including.
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Taco Bell's New Rumored Menu Items Look Too Good To Be True
Rumors are circulating about what Taco Bell has in store for the beginning of the new year and we are very excited about this one particular menu item.
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A Fan-Favorite McDonald's Pie Has Made Its Return To Select Locations
A fan-favorite McDonald's dessert is rumored to be making its return, spotted at select locations and sparking excitement among nostalgic customers.
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