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If you want to give steak the perfect sear and the most delicious crust you've ever tasted, you just need to slather the meat with this condiment.
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What Is Raclette And How Does It Differ From Fondue?
You've likely heard of fondue, and you may have heard of raclette. Both are Alpine cheese dishes that get nice and melty, but hat sets the two apart? -
Here's What The Red Juice In Your 'Bloody' Steak Actually Is
We might refer to steak as bloody when it's very rare, but the juices that come out when you cut it are a different, less squeamish thing entirely. -
To Make Cute Christmas Tree Cookies, Grab Your Piping Bag
Ditch the cookie cutters this Christmas season and instead use a piping bag (and star tips) to make the cutest Christmas tree shaped delights. -
Plot Twist – You Don't Need A Muddler For Your Home Bar
Muddling may be a classic cocktail technique, but it has its downsides, which you can avoid by passing up on a muddler and going for alternatives. -
The Fascinating History Of Traditional Christmas Stollen
Christmas stollen wasn't always the deliciously luxurious cake we know it to be today. When it originated, hundreds of years ago, it was a fast food. -
What Cut Of Meat Is McDonald's McRib Actually Made Of?
When you think McRib, you naturally might assume that the meat involved is pork rib, but you'd be mistaken. Yes, it's pork, but no, it's not rib. -
What To Consider When Converting Your Favorite Cocktails To Mocktails
Food Republic consulted Brian Evans, co-owner and beverage director at the Hotel Chelsea in NYC, for advise on converting cocktails into mocktails. -
Carla Hall's Clever Decorating Trick For Holiday Madeleines
Chef Carla Hall uses one clever decorating trick to turn her delicious madeleines into festive and artistic treats perfect for the holidays. -
The Best Whiskey To Use In A Mint Julep
When it comes to mixing cocktails that have few number of ingredients, it's important to nail those ingredients to make the best drink possible. -
How To Pick The Absolute Best Ham For Your Next Dinner Party
Ham is one of those ubiquitous foods around the holidays, but how do you know which is the best to buy? By following some good advice, of course. -
The 2-Ingredient Mixed Drink That Tastes Like Ice Cream
Do you love ice cream as much as you love a good mixed drink? If so, you're in luck! With only two ingredients, you can make this boozy delight. -
Starbucks To Change Its Matcha And Drop New Drinks Next Year, According To Leak
Starbucks has big changes ahead in 2025! According to an online leak, there will be a new recipe for matcha drinks, a brand-new cortado, and much more. -
5 Clever Ways To Use Salt Spray As Your Secret Ingredient
There are many types of salt, but one you likely haven't tried is salt spray. It blends beautifully into a multitude of foods, but particularly these five. -
5 Non-Alcoholic Drinks To Pair With Steak
Steak is a natural pairing for things like red wine, but there are plenty of non-alcoholic options that can heighten your meal in the same way. -
The Latest Cucumber Recall Is Impacting 26 States
Cucumbers grown in Mexico and distributed by SunFed Produce are being recalled due to Salmonella and were sold in these 26 states and five Canadian provinces. -
How Long Does Canned Wine Last?
Canned wine is certainly convenient and even has a rather long shelf life, but it doesn't last forever and should be stored following a few essential tips. -
You're Probably Making Matcha Wrong: Common Mistakes To Avoid
Making a smooth cup of delightfully grassy matcha isn't as easy as it might seem, but if you follow our expert's advice, you'll have a delicious cup every time. -
The Best Palate Cleanser To Enjoy With Sushi (It's Not Ginger)
One aspect of enjoying sushi is delicately cleansing your palate between types for the best experience, but before you grab ginger, consider this instead. -
Gabrielle Chappel's Simple Tip For Cooking (And Eating) More Veggies
While it can seem like a challenge to incorporate more vegetables into your diet, Gabrielle Chappel has some simple advice to eat more produce. -
Turn Your Deviled Eggs Into Mini Sandwich Buns For An Unforgettable Appetizer
You can turn your mini sandwiches from ho-hum to delectable by swapping out the bread for savory deviled eggs, not to mention it creates a stunning look. -
Here's How To Turn Leftover Buffalo Chicken Dip Into A Legendary Grilled Cheese Sandwich
To amp up your grilled cheese game and add protein while packing in flavor, add some leftover Buffalo chicken dip as a sandwich stuffer and never look back. -
The Fluffy Bread Swap That Will Change Your Tuna Sandwiches Forever
You might like white, wheat, or rye bread on your tuna sandwich, but this ultra-soft and special type can make your humble lunch far more delicious. -
TikTok's Dry Yogurt Trend Isn't Exactly New. Here's What To Know
You may have seen the pretty bowls of dry yogurt on TikTok, but it's actually a technique straining yogurt that's popular in Middle Eastern cuisine. -
Your Meat Lasagna Is Missing One Secret (And Sweet) Ingredient
When planning your next Italian dinner, you should consider adding this one sweet and traditional ingredient to your pasta or your favorite tomato sauce. -
You're Probably Making These Big Mistakes With Your Meatballs
Meatballs are a delicious and relatively easy dinner, perfect for preparing in advance, but they're also easy to get wrong. Avoid dry meatballs with these tips. -
Why Is The Texture Of Cottage Cheese Always So Inconsistent?
Sometimes the curds are small, sometimes big -- sometimes the cheese is super wet, other times, dry. Just why is cottage cheese's texture so inconsistent?