What Makes Tiramisu Different From Tres Leches Cake?
Tiramisu and tres leches are both rich and creamy desserts, but they come from two different cuisines and have distinct flavor profiles.
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The Food Ina Garten Buys While Grocery Shopping In Paris
While in Paris for the Olympics, Ina Garten was quick to visit her favorite spots in the city to buy an elegant dessert, exquisite cheeses, and much more.
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There's A Reason Spam Is So Beloved In Hawaii
Spam has long been a food of wonder, but it's incredibly popular in the U.S. state of Hawaii, and it has everything to do with World War II.
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What Makes Argentinian Fugazzeta Different From A Standard Pizza Pie?
Although it originated in Italy, pizza is now loved globally, with a dazzling variety of regional styles - one of which is the Argentinian fugazzeta.
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The Tangy Ingredient Bobby Flay Adds To His Coleslaw
Bobby Flay is master of the grill, but he also knows his way around the spice cabinet. Don't believe us? Just check out this tangy powder he adds to coleslaw.
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Give Your Tuna Salad A Sweet Complement With Dried Fruit
Nothing brings out the oomph in a savory dish the way a pop of sweetness can. To amp up your tuna salad, add any kind of dried fruit, from cranberries to dates.
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How Is Decanting Different With Whiskey Vs Wine?
Decanting both wine and whiskey are popular choices. For some wines, it's almost mandatory to allow the bottle some time to breathe, but why decant whiskey?
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Olympic Swimmers From China Are Blaming Hotel Hamburgers For Positive Steroid Test
Olympic swimmers from China are under investigation for a positive drug test in 2022 that has since been attributed to contaminated hamburgers.
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Ever Wonder Why Decaf Coffee Tastes So Different From Regular Blends?
If you thought your cup of decaf coffee tasted different from the regular kind, you're not alone. Here's why decaf might be tasting different than regular.
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For A Fluffier Baked Potato, Ditch The Aluminum Foil
Potatoes that are cooked without aluminum foil get a deliciously crispy exterior and a fluffy interior that thirstily soaks up butter and sour cream.
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Anthony Bourdain's Culinary Career Started From Humble Beginnings
Anthony Bourdain was one of the most prolific celebrity chefs of all time, but like many chefs, he started at the bottom of the chain of command.
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The Best Frosting For An Ice Cream Cake Isn't Whipped Cream
Whipped cream on an ice cream cake is classic, but an expert has given us tasty alternatives that stand up to the freezer without weeping or cracking.
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Patience Is The Key To Avoiding Soggy Fried Eggplant
Don't be disappointed with your next batch of fried eggplant. Whether you're making eggplant parmesan or rollatini, don't skip this one extra step.
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The Unexpected Country That Drinks The Most Coffee
Coffee is drunk all around the world, produced solely in "the coffee belt," but heavily associated with the USA. Shocking to say, another country drinks more.
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The Proper Way To Reheat Your Steak In The Air Fryer
For delicious leftovers, avoid reheating steak in the microwave at all costs. Instead, for a relatively easy and hands-off method, turn to the air fryer.
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Cornbread Is The Unexpected Base For The Ultimate Ice Cream Sandwich
Tired of one-note desserts, and craving more complexity? Ditch the cookies, and consider using cornbread as the foundation for your next ice cream sandwich.
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Starbucks' Leaked Fall Menu Features 3 New Cozy Drinks
Pumpkin spice latte withdrawals are starting to kick in, but luckily Starbucks' leaked 2024 fall menu serves as a beacon of hope. It features 3 new drinks.
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What Does It Mean To Drink A Martini With A Twist?
If you've ever wondered what drinking a martini with a twist actually means, we've got all the answers for you, and what garnish goes best with your drink.
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Bobby Flay's Pro Tip For Grilling Onions
Chef Bobby Flay has a pro tip for how to grill your onions. Not only does it help them hold together wall cooking, but it also makes them easier to flip.
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14 Unhealthy Chicken Marinades You Should Leave At The Store
So you love a good chicken marinade -- totally get it! But you may not be aware that some marinades contain ingredients that are best left off your plate.
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What Are Armadillo Cakes And Are They Still A Thing?
If you've seen "Steel Magnolias," then you've seen the origin of the armadillo cake, which happens to stem from a tradition back in the 1800s.
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How Long Should Ice Cream Cake Sit Out Before Serving?
It never fails, when you go to take an ice cream cake out of the freezer to serve, it's rock hard. To get it ready, it needs to sit out - here's how long.
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The Easiest Way To Silence Your Noisy Blender
There's no way to use a blender quietly. But you can lessen the noise significantly by utilizing this one tip that implements an everyday kitchen item.
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Why You Should Ditch The Mason Jars When Meal Prepping
Mason jars look cute for meal prep, but if you want a leak-proof containers that are easier to carry, organize, and label, it's time to try this alternative.
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Restaurant Veteran Gives Us 16 Ingredients That Will Take Homemade Fried Chicken To The Next Level
Your homemade fried chicken deserves a serious upgrade, and these creative ingredients will help you, recommended by someone with fried chicken experience.
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Ina Garten's Simple Trick That Prevents A Watery Cucumber Salad
Cucumber salad is deliciously refreshing, but sometimes ends up watery. Luckily, Ina Garten has a simple trick that keeps your cucumbers flavorful and crisp.
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How To Make A Store-Bought Ice Cream Cake Look Homemade
Sasha Zabar, founder and chef at Glace by Noglu, gave Food Republic his best advice for how to make a store-bought ice cream cake look homemade.
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