Ceremonial Or Culinary? How To Pick The Right Matcha Every Time
Ceremonial or culinary, what's the difference in matcha tea quality? Here's what you should know about each, and what qualities to look for before you brew.
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Never Miss This Step When Using Beef Neck Bones To Create A Hearty Gravy
If you're making a delicious beef neck bone gravy, you won't want to skip this important step. It'll help create a recipe that's as perfect as it is tasty.
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You Only Need This Piece Of Cutlery To Juice Lemons With Ease
Juicing a lemon isn't necessarily the hardest thing to do, but that doesn't mean it's easy to squeeze out every drop. Unless you use this cutlery trick.
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Never Skip This Important Step When Smoking Brisket
Smoking is a great but time-consuming method for preparing brisket that imparts unmistakable flavor. Be patient and don't skip this essential step!
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You Can Make Your Own Homemade Matcha Powder With This Common Kitchen Tool
Grinding your own matcha powder at home is easy and has its benefits. Here's what you need to know to make the best homemade matcha powder.
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Add Pickles To Your Next Pico De Gallo For A Tangy Twist
A classic pico de gallo typically contains tomatoes, onions, chilies, cilantro, and lime. Try adding a few chopped pickles to the mix for a tangy, acidic depth.
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Why You'll Never Have A Kebab In Venice, Italy
Venice, Italy is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, but if you were hoping to pick up a kebab there, you'll be disappointed.
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The Country That Eats The Most Beef Is Swapping It For Pork
Beef is the centerpiece of a meal for many, but one South American country takes it to another level. Or they did, but pork is now gaining ground.
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Finish Off Steak With Olive Oil For A Richer Tasting Experience
You deserve a decadent steak. So, even if you can't grab a rich ribeye, up the flavor profile of your next meaty meal by finishing it with this olive oil trick.
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Don't Skip This Ingredient In Your Next Chicken Marinade For Tender Results
Discover the surprising ingredient that can take your chicken marinade to the next level. Here's why it’s a game-changer for flavor and tenderness.
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The Secret Behind Costco's Affordable Premium Meats
Costco is famous for its incredible deals on meat, with even prime steaks selling for notably less. What's the secret behind Costco's affordable meat?
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Why You Need A Salt Cellar And How To Find The Best One For Your Money
Storing salt in a good salt cellar has many advantages. Here's what you should look for in a salt cellar and how to pick the right one for you.
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The Popular Liquor That Benefits From A Pinch Of Sea Salt
You know about the importance of seasoning food with salt, but what about your drink? Here's why you should add a pinch of salt before sipping on this spirit.
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Air Fryer Vs Oven: Which Is Better For Crispy Chicken Wings?
Deep frying is the classic method to achieve perfect chicken wing texture, but it's so messy. And that sets up the battle of two more domestically-friendly candidates: air fryer versus oven.
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If You're A Fan Of California Sushi Rolls, There's Another One You Have To Try
Love California rolls? Meet their East Coast cousin, which offers similar ingredients and familiar flavors without the addition of raw fish.
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Give Your Mimosa A Vacation Vibe By Simply Swapping Your Fruit Juice
A mimosa typically features orange juice, but that doesn't mean you can't switch it up. Try swapping in this fruit juice to give your mimosa a tropical spin.
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The Absolute Best Way To Cook Fresh Polish Sausage
Polish sausages are built to be bursting with flavor, but if you want to maximize the enjoyment factor, then follow the right steps to cook them perfectly.
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The Absolute Best Cuts Of Beef For Blue Steak
Eating nearly raw meat isn't for everyone, but if you're a fan of blue steak (or just want to try it), picking the ideal cuts of beef are key.
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What's The Best Way To Brew Iced Coffee?
A cold cup of joe can be a real delight, but the way you make it matters immensely. Here is the best approach for preparing your iced coffee.
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Feta Brine Is A Must-Have For A Top-Tier Savory Martini
Mixing a feta brine into your next martini isn't tricky, and it's a must-have to create a top-tier savory cocktail that you can enjoy anytime.
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How To Make A Delicious Mexican Flan Without An Oven
There are plenty of different techniques when it comes to making Mexican flan. But what if you can't use your oven? Here are a few other ways to prepare it.
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Before Erewhon There Was This Bougie California Grocery Store
This California-based store has been the go-to for high-end grocery shopping for much longer than Erewhon. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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If The Tang Of Kimchi Is Too Much, You Should Try This Sweeter Version
If the tangy bite of fermented kimchi isn’t for you, try this sweeter alternative. It has the same delicious crunch without the fermented flavor.
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The New York Distillery Elevating Bourbon Cream With A Local Touch
While it's difficult to stand out in the bourbon cream market, one New York-based distiller is making waves for the local touch that goes into every bottle.
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What Happens When You Don't Cut Meat Against The Grain?
Cutting meat against the grain is upheld as some of the best advice when it comes to serving steak, but is this golden rule really non-negotiable?
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The Best Glass Shape For Tasting Bourbon
Whether you are an avid bourbon drinker or you are new to the world of dark liquor, it is best to understand the proper glassware for enjoying bourbon.
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Yes, You Can Make Burgers In A Slow Cooker
When you think of burgers, high heat methods like the grill or skillet likely come to mind. However, for a more hands-off option, you can turn to a slow cooker.
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