Ree Drummond's Favorite 'Lifelong Comfort Meal' Is A Simple Chicken Dish Full Of Flavor
We all have those comfort foods that we just can't get enough of. For culinary personality Ree Drummond, it's this delicious, classic chicken dish.
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There Might Be Bugs In Your Fresh Strawberries — Don't Panic
The last thing you ever want to see before you eat fruit is a bug crawling out of it, but that can happen with strawberries. But here's why you shouldn't panic.
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Believe It Or Not, The Best Appetizer At Outback Steakhouse Isn't The Bloomin' Onion
Outback Steak is famous for its Bloomin' Onion, but is it really the best appetizer on the menu? The best appetizer order you can make may surprise you.
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The Best Oui Yogurt Flavors, According To Customer Reviews
Yoplait's Oui yogurts come in many delicious flavors, making it difficult to choose which to buy. To help you decide, here are some of the best Oui flavors.
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The Unique Benefit Of Cooking With A Cast Iron
Cast-iron cookware may be known for their durability, but there is one special benefit of cooking with them that will impact your health in a positive way.
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What Kind Of Fish Does Jack In The Box Use For Its Fish Sandwich?
During the Lenten season, popular fast food chain Jack in the Box adds a fish sandwich to its menu for a limited time, but what, exactly, is between the buns?
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Is Starbucks Considered Fast Food?
It can be difficult to categorize places that share elements of many different restaurants. This includes interpreting whether Starbucks is fast food or not.
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Why You Need To Pay Attention When Buying Ribeye Steaks From Costco
Though Costco has a sterling reputation for its meat department, the big package store chain has been called out for a shady practice regarding the ribeyes.
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Futomaki Is A Traditional Sushi Roll With Deep Roots And Big Flavors
If you're a fan of sushi and you want to try something different, keep your eyes open for this unique roll from western Japan's Kansai region.
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8 Store-Bought Espresso Beans, Ranked
As a self-proclaimed coffee geek, I put my expertise to the test, tasting and assessing various brands to determine who has the best espresso beans.
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Which US States Have A Skyline Chili Chain?
Skyline Chili is a popular chain serving Cincinnati-style chili; while it started in Ohio and remains very popular there, it is also in some other states.
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Can You Make Overnight Oatmeal With Pintola High-Protein Oats?
If you're looking to transform the viral Pintola oats into an overnight oatmeal dish, there are a few rules you should follow for the best texture and taste.
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The Gross Reason You Should Avoid Gas Station Nachos (If You Aren't Already)
Gas stations are a key part of commuting across America, but some of their food offerings can be a bit suspect. That goes double for gas station nachos.
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19 Chain Restaurants With Amazing Happy Hour Deals
Love happy hour? From grilled favorites to affordable drinks to Italian, we list out our favorite chain spots for the best happy hour deals.
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Only Mexico Can Legally Make Tequila — But Here's What The US Can Make Instead
Tequila production and the name itself are carefully regulated in Mexico. No other country can produce something called tequila. Here's what the U.S. can make.
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Celery Vinegar Is The Secret To Brighter Sauces, Slaws, And Sweets
Here's everything you need to know about celery vinegar, including how it's made, where to get it, how it tastes, and how to use it in your next dish.
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Should You Skip A Marinade? It Depends On Your Steak Cut
Although steak marinade can be an important step for tender and flavorful steak, it depends on the cut, and some types of steak don't need it.
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This Japanese Steaming Method Is The Only One You Need For Evenly Cooked Fish Every Time
Cooking fish well can be a surprisingly complicated endeavour, but it doesn't have to be. Not when you use this simple Japanese steaming method.
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Delmonico Steak Vs Rib Eye: Here Are The Key Differences
You might have wondered what the differences between Delmonico and ribeye steaks are, as they have similar characteristics like thickness and marbling.
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The 10 Cocktails That Defined The 2000s
Fruity, sweet, brightly-colored cocktails dominated in the 2000s. Throw it back to the decade of low-rise skinny jeans with these nostalgic drinks.
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The Unexpected Grocery Chain With A Surprisingly High-Quality Meat Department
If you're looking for a grocery store with great selections and prices on quality cuts of meat, check out this warehouse club. And no, we don't mean Costco.
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Can Dark Chocolate Really Help You Sleep? It's Complicated
You may have heard that eating dark chocolate can help you sleep. Is this just a myth? The answer isn't as simple as you might wish it to be.
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The Big Mistake People Make When Eating Miso Soup At Japanese Restaurants
Miso soup is a traditional Japanese dish you may have while visiting sushi restaurants and other Japanese restaurants, but you could be drinking it incorrectly.
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Why You Might Feel Sweaty After Eating Barbecue
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14 Chain Restaurant Condiments You Can Find At The Grocery Store
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How To Spatchcock A Turkey The Easy Way According To Ree Drummond
Turkey is the ideal way to feed a holiday crowd, but we think it's time to take Ree Drummond's advice on how to spatchcock the bird for quick and even cooking.
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For The Cheapest Case Of Beer In America, Head To The Prairie State
There's nothing better than a cold one after a long day. The only improvement to this is buying the cheapest case of beer in America from the Prairie State.
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This Old-Fashioned Chicken Dish Is The Vintage Comfort Food Your Slow Cooker Was Made For
Vintage foods are often of the "how did they eat that" variety, but this chicken dish could break into your rotation if you use your slow cooker to make it.
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The Fruity Ingredient You Need For Copycat Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ Sauce
It's easy to buy a bottle of Sweet Baby Ray’s BBQ sauce, but a homemade version lets you customize the flavor; one fruity ingredient makes all the difference.
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12 Classic Candies From The '70s We Wish We Could Have Back
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The Old-School Breakfast Trick That Gives Your Pancakes Their Fluffiest Texture Yet
If you want an old-school twist to your pancakes, try making flannel cakes. You can make your basic pancakes fluffier by mixing in a simple ingredient.
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