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Compared to traditional crispy latkes, the aruk offers a creamy, tender center with a more aromatic flavor, courtesy of the added spices and herbs.
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Move Over Charcuterie Boards — Rice Boards Are Here For Better Dinner Parties
Try the other shareable centerpiece: the rice board. Asian-inspired and versatile, it's the perfect blend of creative, affordable, and delicious dining. -
Maxwell House Is Selling A Year's Supply Of Coffee For Under $100
If you love coffee but are worried about rising costs, Maxwell House has the perfect deal for you in 2024 - a year's supply of K-cup coffee for under $100. -
You'll Probably Never Guess What Vegetable Oil Actually Is
Vegetable oil is generally defined as any oil made from nuts, seeds, grains, or fruit - and most of the time, it is primarily made with soybean oil. -
Sour Cream Is The MVP For Moist Bisquick Coffee Cake
Got plans to make your world-famous Bisquick coffee cake? Before you do, consider adding some sour cream to the batter for an extra-tender crumb. -
What Is A Mont Blanc Dessert?
While you may have heard of Mont Blanc, the famous Alpine mountain, the dessert that takes its name may be unfamiliar — but it's just as monumental. -
You've Probably Never Tasted Real Balsamic Vinegar
Balsamic vinegar may seem like a popular ingredient, but the truth is most people have never tasted the real stuff. Here's how to spot it when shopping. -
Apple Juice Is What Your Cinnamon Roll Icing Has Been Missing
If you love cinnamon rolls but want to jazz them up, try adding apple juice to the icing to create a delectable glaze. It's also great on cakes and cookies. -
Put Fresh Cranberries To Use In Your Apple Pie Filling
Apple pie benefits from the sweet-tart acidity of cranberries and their vibrant red color, so add a handful to your pie filling for some extra tang. -
Duff Goldman's Easy Advice For Elevating Box Cake Mix
Duff Goldman is quite possibly the king of cakes, but even he admits that you can make boxed cakes great with a little help from kitchen staples. -
Bacon Strips Are A Seriously Underrated Cocktail Garnish
Submerged in a cocktail, bacon soaks up the drink's flavors while infusing the mix with its distinct and savory taste - and that's just the beginning. -
The Best Types Of Beer To Add To Your Batter
Beer batter is great for making all kinds of foods, from fish fry to jalapeno poppers and more. But, what beer should you choose for each dish? -
The Mysterious Disappearance Of Watergate Dessert Salad
The word "Watergate" surely calls a particular scandal to mind, but it could also bring up the mysterious disappearance of the Watergate dessert salad. -
Here's What Christmas Dinner Looks Like In Japan
In Japan, millions of people include Kentucky Fried Chicken in their Christmas dinner, accompanied by other treats like holiday-themed wagashi. -
Hidden Valley Is Dropping A 2-Headed Bottle Of Ranch
Hidden Valley Ranch is pulling off a bold marketing stunt by launching a brand collaboration with itself, which manifests as a two-headed bottle of ranch. -
How To Clean Plastic Cutting Board Stains And Scuffs
If you're like many of us, you've got a plastic cutting board that has seen better days. To get it sparkling, you really only need what you likely already have. -
How A Smörgåsbord Differs From A Regular Buffet
While both concepts embrace variety, a traditional buffet tends to focus on larger portions, whereas a smörgåsbord promotes a more nosh-sized dining style. -
When To Use Bottled Lemon Juice Over Fresh
Are fresh lemon juice and bottled varieties the same thing and used interchangeably? Not so fast. Here's what sets them apart and when to always opt for fresh. -
The Controversial Condiment Jacques Pépin's Uses Often
Jacques Pépin is one of the most famous chefs in the world, focusing on simple, elevated cuisine. However, his go-to condiment of choice might shock you. -
José Andrés Is Basically Releasing His Own Michelin Guide
Chef and philanthropist José Andrés is launching The Chef's List, a newsletter devoted to his top restaurant, bar, and other food recommendations worldwide. -
Chicago's Valhalla Restaurant Serves Literally Infinite Desserts
For food connoisseurs in the Windy City, stopping by Valhalla is an absolute must, and not just for its tasting menu. It offers literal infinite desserts. -
The Creamy Difference Between Sorbet And Sherbet
Sherbet, akin to its relative ice cream, contains milk or cream to impart a silky texture. In contrast, sorbet is essentially pure frozen fruit juice. -
What Makes Texas-Style Sheet Cake Different From Normal?
One of the most beloved incarnations of the sheet cake is the Texas sheet cake, but it looks a bit different from the rest, and in true Lone Start State form. -
Red Lobster Is Offering Free Shrimp & Chips In Honor Of Veterans Day
In honor of Veterans Day this year, Red Lobster is offering vouchers that can be redeemed for free shrimp and chips by active-duty, veterans, and reserves. -
The Ancient Country That Invented Ice Cream
We all know and love the national food of the month of July, aka ice cream. But which country invented it and who made the treat that we enjoy today? -
The Best Substitute For Apple Juice In Recipes
Making a new recipe only to discover it needs apple juice but you're fresh out? No, your recipe isn't ruined. You can save it with this handy dandy swap. -
How To Cook Barley So It Doesn't Taste Terrible
If you've tried making barley at home and didn't like the results, it's time to try again. With the right tips and tricks, you can make barley delicious.