The Best Unexpected Side Dishes To Serve At Thanksgiving Dinner
Bored of the same old Thanksgiving dinner but don't want to abandon the classic main turkey dish? Try some fun new sides like cheese balls or ramen salad!
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The Confusing History Of Hibachi-Style Restaurants
The word "hibachi" might evoke very specific associations with a type of restaurant, but the history of the term tells a different and rather baffling story.
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This Should Be Your Go-To Cheese For French Onion Soup
The warm profile of French onion soup is accompanied with a layer of delicious, melted cheese. But don't just grab any cheese on hand, only this one will do.
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Olive Garden Soups Ranked From Worst To Best
Olive Garden has a popular selection of pastas, salads, and assorted dishes, but we honed in on the soups. Here's how the four options on the menu stack up.
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How Long Are Roasted Pumpkin Seeds Good For?
While a bad pumpkin might look like shriveled, moldy nightmare fodder, it may not be as easy to tell when the seeds aren't good to eat. How long do they last?
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The Trick To Slicing Hard Cheese Cleanly
Hard cheeses are great for cheese boards but they don't look as nice if you can't get a clean cut. Here's a trick for achieving an aesthetic, straight cut.
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The Mimosa Variation That's Perfect For Fall Brunches
Apple cider means fall, and while that alone is great for the family hay rides, for brunches and past 10p.m. bonfires, we want an adult drink in our hands.
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Amp Up Your Homemade Meatballs With A Dusting Of Hot Cheetos
It might seem a bit unorthodox, but Flamin' Hot Cheetos can give your meatballs a delicious spicy kick and an extra boost of texture. Try it out -- we dare you!
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The Best Grocery Store Chains For Budget Shoppers
If you're shopping on a budget, it can be hard to know which grocery stores offer the cheapest options. These are the best ones to go to for budget shoppers.
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How To DIY Your Own Pumpkin Pie Spice This Season
These days, pumpkin spice can be found in nearly everything. But if you want to maximize this fall season, it may be time to make your own pumpkin spice blend.
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Don't Miss One Key Step After Dredging Fried Chicken
Fried chicken seems like it ought to be easy, but perfection is a matter of nailing several specific things. See the dredge step folks often forget about.
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Cured Vs Uncured Hot Dogs: What, Exactly, Is The Difference?
What is the main distinction between a cured and an uncured hot dog? A few things, but one of the main ones is how long it will keep in the fridge.
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Discontinued Fast Food Breakfast Items We Are Probably Never Getting Back
Fast food breakfast items come and go, but these are the ones that we will probably never get back, from places including McDonald's, Starbucks, and Wendy's.
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The Cement Mixer Shot Might Be The Grossest Drink You Can Make
The name "cement mixer" refers to the shot's thick texture, which some find unappetizing. But others find this drink quite tasty, so maybe give it a try!
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The Most Ridiculous Fast Food Menu Item Of 2024
The year is almost over and it has seen fast food chains (like all companies) chase trends, leading to some pretty outrageous menu items in 2024.
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The Key To Keeping Spinach Fresh Is Probably Already In Your Kitchen
If your spinach always ends up as a sludge in the bottom of your refrigerator's crisper drawer, you need to know this tip to keep it fresh and crispy.
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The Best Hot Food Deal At Whole Foods Is The Chef's Plate
The Chef's Plate at Whole Foods is one new way folks are shaving dollars off their growing food bills. It's hot, ready, and (almost) home cooked.
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How Is Blended Olive Oil Different From Single Origin?
Single-origin olive oil comes from one particular type of olive from one region of the world, and blended olive oil can be made from a variety of olives.
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Why You Should Use Sous Vide To Cook Thick Steaks
Sous vide is slowly becoming a more common sight in the everyday kitchen and is a great way to tackle thick cuts of steak thanks to its precision.
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The Frozen Ingredient That Gives Scrambled Eggs A Lift
For an unconventional (but not radical) take on breakfast, consider tossing a bit of this vegetable into your eggs. It's simple, tasty, and always available.
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How Restaurants Store Fish To Keep It Fresh As Long As Possible
Just like everyone else, restaurants have to contend with food spoilage. Fish, in particular, can be a difficult ingredient to maintain. Here's how they do it.
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The Beer You Should Bring For The Perfect BBQ Pairing
Beer is a versatile drink capable of performing for any occasion, but if you want to do barbecue night right you ought to consider which type of beer you use.
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The Genius Way To Use Mason Jar Bands To Bake Your Muffins
Add another baking tip to your arsenal! When preheating the oven for muffins or cupcakes, break out your Mason jar bands for this clever trick.
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The Absolute Best Cuban Sandwiches Across America
Cuban sandwiches are delicious, but they're going to be the best from authentic spots. These are the absolute best Cuban sandwiches across the U.S.
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The Expert Cooking Technique That's Perfect For Large Cuts Of Steak
If you're ready to up your steak game, there's one expert cooking technique you won't want to overlook; especially if you like to cook up thick steaks.
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The Mistake You're Probably Making When Spraying Brisket
While it's customary to get out the spray bottle when building on that bark on a brisket, there's a good reason to be judicious with that nozzle.
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The Ultimate Ranking Of Pickle Brands
Most everyone loves a pickle either as a snack or with a meal, but with so many pickle brands out there to choose from, finding the right brand is essential.
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