The Important History Of Soul Food In Southern America
Soul food originated in southern America and comes with a rich history that helps tell the story of Black Americans.
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Does Soy Sauce Actually Need To Be Stored In The Fridge?
Whether to refrigerate your soy sauce depends largely on what kind of soy sauce you have on hand, and how often you plan to use it after opening it.
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You Won't Find The Largest Buffet In America In Las Vegas
All-you-can-eat buffets are a hallmark of the Las Vegas food scene, but the largest buffet in the country actually lies over 2000 miles away.
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Your Brussels Sprouts Are Boring, But Hot Honey Is Here To Help
Even the most perfectly roasted Brussels sprouts can sometimes feel a little predictable. That's where a spicy-sweet game changer comes in: hot honey.
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When Softening Butter, Patience Is Key
If you need to soften butter, pause before making a beeline straight for the microwave. If you have the time, the better move is to simply let it sit.
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The Science Behind Why Beef Tallow Leads To The Perfect French Fries
If you want your homemade french fries to be perfectly crisp and full of deep, savory flavor, skip the vegetable or canola oil and fry them in beef tallow.
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11 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking On An Electric Stovetop
Electric stoves perform better than gas ones, won't affect your indoor air quality, and are a great option for home cooks. Just avoid these common mistakes.
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Serve Trader Joe's Cookie Butter Beer Frozen For The Ultimate Boozy Milkshake
A pint of cookie butter beer might sound strange to sip on, but this sweet golden ale from Trader Joe's is perfect for making a delicious boozy milkshake.
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Gordon Ramsay's Hard-Boiled Egg Tip Makes Peeling Hassle-Free
You can peel stubborn hard-boiled eggs in a pitch using this technique by Chef Gordon Ramsay. You don't need any special tools, just a bowl of cold water.
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Swap Butter With One Pantry Staple Ingredient For A Dairy-Free Lemon Curd
If you don't eat dairy or are simply opting to cut back on butter, there's an easy ingredient switch that makes for a delicious dairy-free lemon curd.
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Spotted Dick Is The Unfortunately-Named Dessert With British Origins
Spotted dick pudding is a unique British dessert with a quirky name and years of tradition. Here's what it consists of and the story behind its unusual title.
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Don't Sleep On Cooking Burgers In Your Instant Pot
Burgers belong on the grill ... or do they? The Instant Pot might not seem like a go-to gadget for burgers, but you'd be surprised at what it can accomplish.
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19 Best Amazon Gifts To Impress The Foodie In Your Life
Foodies are very often hard to impress, but this gift guide has everything you need to delight and surprise the discerning gourmand in your life.
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Can You Substitute Chocolate Chips For Baking Chocolate?
You're starting your next baking project and realize you're out of chocolate chips. Is that bar of baking chocolate going to give you the same results?
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Nissin Vs Maruchan: Which Is The Superior Instant Ramen Brand?
Two ramen noodle behemoths were put to the test. Cup versus cup, bowl versus bowl, and packet versus packet, which brand reigns supreme?
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Why Giada De Laurentiis Spanks Her Risotto And You Should Too
If you don't want all of your hard work to go to waste, follow celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis' advice and spank your risotto. Here's why.
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It's Super Simple To Give Cranberry Sauce The Added Texture It Needs
For some, the overly smooth gelled texture of canned cranberry sauce is too plain. Adding a little crunch is a way to introduce both flavor and complexity.
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The Worst Canned Tuna Is Unexpectedly From A Popular Brand
Canned tuna has been a go-to lunch staple for decades and there are numerous brands to choose from. Surprisingly, one popular brand you may want to skip.
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How To Emulate A Mexican Hot Chocolate With Your Next Starbucks Order
Starbucks might not have a Mexican hot chocolate on its official menu, but you can still order one by customizing the chain's regular hot cocoa. Here's how.
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The Best Way To Cook Pancakes Requires No Flipping
Cooking pancakes one by one is a laborious way to start the day. Fortunately, there's a much easier method to make a batch of flapjacks, no flipping required.
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IPA Vs Pale Ale: What's The Difference Between These Beers?
IPAs and pale ales are two very popular types of craft beers. Before you order one of these beers at a brewery, find out their key differences.
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Mistakes You're Probably Making With Your Pizza Oven
At-home pizza ovens are an fun tool for making your own pie, but that doesn't make them a breeze to use. These are the mistakes to avoid with your pizza oven.
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What Exactly Is In Taco Seasoning?
Taco seasoning is readily available in packets at the grocery store. Many of these blends may have unsavory ingredients and could be better homemade.
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The Liquid To Meat Ratio That Yields Perfect Chicken Stock
Making chicken stock may seem like a simple task but your ratio of water to chicken may be way off. We did the deep dive and discovered a ratio for primo stock.
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Top-Shelf Tequilas That Are Worth The Price, According To Experts
These are the absolute best splurge-worthy tequilas that retail for $100 or more, as chosen by expert bartenders, tequila vendors, and distillers.
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Batching Your Cocktails Will Help You Be The Host With The Most At Your Next Party
All you need to do is open the fridge, pull out the cocktail pitcher, maybe add a few ice cubes to a glass, and pour. No on-the-spot mixology is involved.
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How Skimpflation Changed Whole Foods' Berry Chantilly Cake
Whole Foods has a loyal fan base dedicated to its berry Chantilly cake. When customers noticed certain elements missing, some screamed, "It's skimpflation!"
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