Why Prime Rib Might Not Be The Best Option At Buffets
While prime rib makes for a decadent centerpiece when roasted in your own kitchen, it's probably best to skip it next time you're at a buffet.
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Stories By Jack Rose
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Why Wasps Are Actually Good For Vegetable Gardens
Despite their capacity to sting, wasps can actually be one of the most useful, multipurpose insects you can attract to your vegetable garden.
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5 Simple Ways To Elevate Your BBQ Ribs
If you want to elevate your barbecue ribs, whether they're pork or beef, there are certain tips and tricks you can use to get the most out of your meat.
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The Simple, Spicy Way Gordon Ramsay Seasons His Corn On The Cob
Gordon Ramsay capitalizes on corn's culinary adaptability to great effect with an easy-to-make topping, creating something as flavorful as it is fast.
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How To Make Sure Your Fried Fish Is Crispy, Not Greasy
Whether you're making fish and chips or some crispy salmon fish cakes, if you want your fried fish to be crispy, not greasy, follow these tips.
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Elevate Your Grilled Burgers With This Seasoning Packet
Using nothing more than this seasoning packet, you can provide enough salt, spice, and herby goodness to upgrade the natural flavor of your grilled burgers.
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The Colorado City That's Perfect For Beer Lovers
With a population of roughly 170,000 and more than 20 local breweries, this Colorado gem has cemented itself as a premier stop on any national beer tour.
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Ribeye Vs T-Bone: Here's Which Steak Is More Affordable
You may have had both a ribeye and a T-bone steak before, but do you know which is more affordable? It might actually not be the one you expect.
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5 Plants You Should Never Grow Around Peppers
Peppers, like all plants, are particular about growing environment. With their shallow roots, they need a little extra care, so avoid these companion plants.
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Why Your Steak Isn't Browning On The Grill
Want to throw a steak on the grill but, for some reason, they aren't turning gloriously brown but are a sad and gray? You're missing these steps.
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The 2-Pan Method For Perfect Blackened Fish
You might think you should just keep flipping your fish to get it blackened (without overcooking its flesh), but instead, use this two-pan method.
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The Pruning System For More Tomatoes In Tight Garden Spaces
Nothing tastes better than a juicy tomato straight from your garden. Here's how to prune your plants to thrive and produce larger fruit.
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Gordon Ramsay's Must-Have Food When Visiting Miami
Gordon Ramsay is a world-famous chef but also a world traveler who knows his way around international eats, so it's little surprise he grabs this in Miami.
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My Go-To Late-Night Spot For Korean BBQ In Atlanta
As someone who's patronized just about every kind of Korean barbecue restaurant in Atlanta, what sets this late-night spot apart from the rest is its variety.
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The DIY Soil Mixture For A Better Berry Harvest
Soil matters if you want to get a good berry harvest and not just a lot of foliage. Luckily, you can make your own mixture using these three ingredients.
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Wash Down Your Ribeye Steak With This Beer For The Best Possible Pairing
Everybody knows about wine pairings, but a juicy steak goes great with this nutty beer that has just enough bitterness to cut through the fat.
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Here's Where I Go For The Best Korean Food In Atlanta
Atlanta, Georgia is a hub of international cuisine, so it's no surprise that you can find delicious Korean food. This is the best place to go, according to a local.
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Ceviche Vs Escabeche: How The Dishes Are Different
Whether you look to South America for your regular dose of fresh fish or prefer Spanish flavors, it helps to know the difference between ceviche and escabeche.
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The French Technique For Easy Braised Fish
When you want to braise some fish in a relative flash, give this tried-and-true French cooking method a try. Here's what to know for the most succulent results.
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How To Make Simple Dumplings With Bisquick Mix
Dumplings are the ultimate comfort food, and this two-ingredient recipe makes them easier and quicker to whip up than ever.
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Don't Throw Out Your Old K-Cups – Use Them To Attract Hummingbirds Instead
If you use a Keurig machine and you have old K-cups lying around, don't toss them! You can actually use them in your garden to attract hummingbirds.
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Why Bartenders Roll Their Eyes When Customers Order 'A Beer'
Sure, you might want a beer when you hit up a new (or old favorite) bar, but if you don't have one specifically in mind, you just might annoy the bartender.
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Can A Bar Of Soap Protect Your Tomato Plants?
When pests appear, it’s natural to worry about them sabotaging your tomato plants. But could something as simple as a bar of soap actually be the solution?
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This Florida Restaurant Sells A Famous Soup For Only $0.18
If you ever find yourself in the Panhandle of Florida, and you need a bite to eat for under $0.50, stop by this restaurant for a hearty (and famous) soup.
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This Decatur Spot Has The Best Indian Street Food In Atlanta
The Decatur branch of this Indian restaurant opened in 2013 and has since become a hotspot for residents, thanks to the sheer quality of its offerings.
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Martha Stewart Didn't Start Big. Here's How She Grew Her Garden To 156 Acres
Martha Stewart isn't just the reigning queen of the kitchen and household; she knows more than a thing or two about gardening, but she didn't start big.
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Martha Stewart's Spring Gardening Tasks You Shouldn't Skip
Martha Stewart focuses her spring gardening chores around two main goals: nurturing what she already has and laying the groundwork for what she wants.
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