What Is A Brazilian Steakhouse And How Does It Compare To American Ones?
For those considering a visit to a Brazilian steakhouse for the first time, you may wonder what sets it apart from its American counterparts.
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Oyster Sauce Is The Flavor Upgrade Your Stir Fries Deserve
Whether you're looking to spruce up a bag of frozen stir-fry or make it from scratch, keep oyster sauce handy for the ultimate flavor upgrade. -
Is Olive Garden's Zuppa Toscana Traditional Italian Fare?
For many people, Olive Garden is the restaurant of choice when they want to get their Italian food fix. But can you consider their Zuppa Toscana "authentic"? -
You Can Substitute Harissa With A Popular Thai Condiment
If you're fresh out of harissa, a popular Thai condiment delivers a similar level of heat and a flavor profile that can be used in many recipes. -
The Unexpected Salty Seasoning That Belongs On Your Fries
Give your fries a massive umami boost with furikake, a crunchy, salty Japanese seasoning that combines dried seaweed, sesame seeds, and other herbs and spices. -
What Is An Izakaya In Japan And How Do They Differ From Restaurants?
Izakayas are a longstanding tradition in Japanese culture and are an important part of the social scene, but what makes them different from restaurants? -
What Exactly Is Russian Egg Salad And How Is It Different From The Rest?
There are many international renditions of egg salad, with unique versions found on nearly every continent - and Russia's version is hearty and filling. -
Filipino Fruit Salad Is The 3-Ingredient Treat That Tastes Like Vacation
Made with only three ingredients, Filipino fruit salad is a simple dessert that can be prepared in no time and boasts a bright and creamy tropical essence. -
How Banana Milk Became An Iconic Drink In South Korea
Banana milk has stood proudly as one of South Korea's most iconic drinks for generations, but how did it become so enmeshed in the country's culture? -
The Flour Mistake You're Making With Homemade Gnocchi
A comforting plate of gnocchi is a simple dish, but it's surprisingly easy to make mistakes when adding the flour. Here are some tips to ensure success. -
How Indian Cardamom Became A Scandinavian Staple Spice
How did cardamom, a warm spice native to India, travel to the distant Northern European region of Scandinavia and become a staple of its cuisine? -
France's Take On Ravioli Dates Back To The 13th Century
Most of us likely associate ravioli with Italian food, but France's take on ravioli dates back to the 13th century with its Ravioles du Dauphiné. -
How Is Silken Tofu Different From Regular Tofu?
You may have seen some tofu at the store labeled as "silken," and maybe you assumed this just meant soft. While it often is, that isn't the big difference. -
The Only 2 Ingredients You Need To Make Korea's Famous Dalgona Candy
Dalgona may be having a moment thanks to Squid Game, but this classic candy has a long and cherished history, not to mention it's super easy to make. -
How To Recreate Squid Game's Dosirak, A Traditional Korean Lunch, At Home
Like the look of the tinned lunches seen in Episode 4 of Squid Game's second season? It's super simple to make your own dosirak lunchbox at home. -
Give Canned Biscuits A Korean Twist With A Few Simple Steps
Hotteok is a Korean staple in winter consisting of stuffed pancake made from fried yeasted dough, stuffed with goodies. Make it at home with biscuits. -
The French Origins Of Plombir, The Famous Russian Ice Cream
Plombir's name comes from the French plombières (or glace plombières), and while the original recipe was French, today, plombir is quintessentially Russian. -
The Chocolate-Infused Coffee Drink That's Beloved In Turin, Italy
While it isn't native to the country, coffee and Italy are inexorably tied together. This classic drink from Turin proves why Italian coffee is popular. -
In Switzerland, You Can Buy Cheese While You're Hiking
Hikers can find cheese refrigerators around Switzerland, or you can embark on a so-called "cheese trail" and visit the best dairies in the country yourself. -
The Secret For Truly Traditional Chinese Fried Rice
If your homemade fried rice just isn't quite stacking up to your favorite takeout spot, you might be missing one specific ingredient for an umami punch. -
The Traditional Way To Serve France's Crozets Pasta
While Italy is well known for pasta, France's small, square-shaped crozets are traditional in the Savoy region. Here's how to serve the pasta like the locals. -
The Unique Ingredient That Makes Filipino Sorbetes Stand Out
Sorbetes don't rely on expensive ingredients like eggs and cow's milk. Instead, these frozen treats sold by street vendors transform less-pricey stuff. -
How Does The Cuisine Differ In New Mexico Vs Mexico?
A lot of what we think of as Mexican cuisine in the United States is actually New Mexican or Tex-Mex cuisine rather than authentic Mexican fare. -
The Fruity Spin You Should Try With Your Next Batch Of Latkes
If you want to change up your Hanukkah spread this year, it may be time to ditch the potato and make latkes with this tasty savory fruit instead. -
What Actually Is Stir-Fried Ice Cream And Why Is It Called That?
Stir-fried ice cream has been making waves in the West since about 2015, but what is it exactly? Well, it goes by a couple of different names. -
Here's Why You Won't Traditionally See Pasta Served Alongside Steak In Italy
Steak and pasta may be delicious as a pair, but give the Italian way a try and learn why the two dishes are never served side by side in Italy. -
How A Milk Shortage Led To The Creation Of Vietnamese Egg Coffee
Vietnam is known for its café culture, but one of its most decadent coffees doesn't use milk. Find out how egg coffee was created and how to make it at home.
