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Cook /Sylvia Tomczak
What Happens When You Cook Prosciutto Like Bacon
We know that bacon has to be cooked before we eat it and prosciutto doesn't, but does that mean prosciutto can't be and what does it come out like if we do?
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Cook /Sara Klimek
14 Tips You Need For Making Puff Pastry
Even novice bakers who sheepishly grab a box of puff pastry from the grocery store can use many of these hacks to whip up layers that rise to the occasion.
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Culture /Sara Klimek
13 Vegan Jerky Brands, Ranked
Although carnivores may scowl at the thought of fake meat masquerading as a succulent beef jerky replacement, plant-based eaters deserve options, too.
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Cook /Simone Gerber
How Long Does Opened, Store-Bought Pesto Last In The Fridge?
Delicious and bright herbaceous pesto tastes great on pasta, but did you know it has a relatively short shelf life once it has been opened?
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Drink /Sarah Bisacca
Kirkland Irish Cream Vs. Baileys: Which One Is Better?
We decided to pit Kirkland's Irish Cream against Bailey's head to head to decide once and for all which one is better for your St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
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Cook /Courtney Brandt
The Storage Mistake You Might Be Making With Your Nespresso Machine
For all Nespresso lovers, proper storage is imperative to the longevity of your coffee machine. That said, it's important to avoid making this one mistake.
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Cook /Molly Harris
Soak Cola Gummies In Bourbon For A Sweet Yet Sophisticated Party Snack
While a well-stocked bar is a party essential, try these bourbon-soaked cola gummies as a fun and boozy snack to up the fun at your next gathering.
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Culture /Michelle Welsch
Kariokes, The Traditional Chocolate Cake That Landed A World Record For Greece
Rich and chocolatey kariokes made the news several years ago when bakers in the town of Xanthi, Greece, decided to set a world record for the largest karioke.
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Culture /Autumn Swiers
This Is How The British Biscuit Got Its Name
You probably already know that British biscuits are what Americans would call cookies, but do you know the reason why? The answer takes us back centuries.
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Cook /Molly Harris
Crushed Meringues Make For A Perfectly Crunchy Cake Topping
Meringue is well-known as a dessert all on its own, but you can used crushed meringue as a topping for your next cake to add some crunchy texture.
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Cook /Simone Gerber
The Right Way To Store Fresh Rhubarb
Sweet and sour rhubarb can be used in just about anything from savory dishes to desserts to co*cktails. But how do you store it so that it stays fresh?
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Culture /Autumn Swiers
How Bubblegum Became Such An Iconic Part Of Baseball Culture
There are plenty of foods that are associated with sports stadiums, but perhaps no food item is more closely linked to the players themselves than bubblegum.
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Restaurants /Hunter Wren Miele
12 Items You Should Think Twice About Ordering From Red Lobster
Amid the siren call of all-you-can-eat wonders, it's not all sunshine and rainbows at Red Lobster. You should think twice before ordering these items.
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Cook /Stephanie Friedman
Turn Cool Whip Into Frosting With One Extra Ingredient
Cool Whip can do many things, but holding its structure isn't one of them. Luckily, there's a simple ingredient that can transform it into the perfect frosting.
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Cook /Autumn Swiers
The Best Way To Melt Gooey Cheese For Nachos
From a quick grilled cheese sammy to fettuccine Alfredo, nailing a perfectly melted cheese sauce is an impressive skill to add to your culinary arsenal.
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Exclusives /Brandon Rich
With 'Joyfull,' Radhi Devlukia Shows Plant-Based Cooking Has Never Been Easier - Exclusive Interview
Tasting Table had the opportunity to speak with Radhi Devlukia for an exclusive interview about her cookbook "Joyfull," healthy home cooking tips, and more.
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Cook /Julia Holland
Tangy Hearts Of Palms Are The Vegetarian Alternative To Sardines You Need To Try
The texture and flavor of sardines is the key to many dishes, but it's hard to replicate in vegetarian diets. Properly seasoned hearts of palm can do the trick!
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Cook /Juniper Finch
How To Remove The Bones From Chicken Thighs
Removing bones from chicken thighs can be an economic and flavorful decision. Here's how to do it step-by-step (plus tools and methods you should keep in mind).
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Cook /Catherine Nyorani
The Tasty Reason To Cook Shrimp With The Shells And Heads On
Have you ever wondered why some cooks leave the shells and heads on? The secret lies in a simple yet interesting fact that could change your process completely.
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Cook /Stephanie Friedman
Buffalo Chicken Vs Nashville Hot: What's The Difference?
Fans of fried chicken may have strong opinions on which type is best. Here we'll compare the ingredients and methods for making two of the most popular.
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Drink /Austin Havens-Bowen
The 2-Ingredient Jack Daniel's co*cktail That Packs A Nostalgic Punch
Drinking alcohol is for adults, but that doesn't mean you can't add some childhood nostalgia to your Jack Daniel's to make this easy two-ingredient co*cktail!
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Cook /Elizabeth Okosun
Sweeten Up Your Next Turkey Sandwich With A Slather Of Jam
A well-made turkey sandwich always hits the spot. Complete with turkey breast, lettuce, and cheese, nothing can be better, unless it has a hint of fruit.
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Cook /Wendy Leigh
Homemade Garam Masala Takes Tikka Masala To The Next Level
If you only ever experienced from a restaurant, the idea of making your own Indian food at home might seem daunting, but custom garam masala is within reach.
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Cook /Julia Holland
The 2 Additions You Need To Give Sofrito A Burst Of Pizzazz
What started as a simple saute of garlic, leeks, and onions has become a cultural mainstay in many parts of the world. And these ingredients really elevate it.
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Cook /Emma Segrest
5 Best Herbs To Take Your Fruit Salad To The Next Level
Everyone loves a refreshing fruit salad, but sometimes all that sweetness can feel a little one-note. These five herbs can help you switch things up!
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Drink /Claire Redden
Try A Vanilla Spin In Your Next Vodka And Soda co*cktail
After one too many vodka soda-fueled nights, it'd be understandable if you've grown sick of them. Luckily, you can switch it up by adding a little vanilla.
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Main Ingredients /Michelle McGlinn
Smoky-Sweet Chicken Al Pastor Recipe
Rather than pork cooked on a vertical spit, this al pastor recipe uses roasted, shredded chicken. The marinade features chipotle chiles and pineapple juice.
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Culture /Autumn Swiers
The Origin Story Of Sicilian-Style Pizza
Typical American-style pizza has drifted pretty far away from its Italian roots, but what about Sicilian-style pizza? Let's look back at its origins.
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Drink /Elizabeth Okosun
A Bourbon Expert Says This Is The Ideal Pairing To Balance The Flavor Of Briny Oysters
While lighter, crisp drinks like white wine and champagne are often sipped in between bites, bourbon's richness is the perfect match.
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