Seattle Is A Hot Spot For Delicious Teriyaki
Dotted all over Seattle in strip malls and on street corners, you can find no-frills teriyaki restaurants selling delicious marinated chicken grilled to order.
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The Reason Starbucks Doesn't Call Its Coffee Sizes Small, Medium, Or Large
It might seem like Starbucks invented its distinctive beverage size names to differentiate itself, but they're actually rooted in the company's history.
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The Freezer Mistake That Ruins Canned Biscuit Dough
So, you've got too many cans of biscuit dough and decide to freeze them. Avoid catastrophe by letting them thaw in the fridge, not on the counter.
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Why Ina Garten Stores Her Knives Upside Down In The Block
If you have a knife block, and you don't store your knives the way Ina Garten does inside her block, you're risking dulling your blades prematurely.
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The Paper Bag Hack To Revive Stale Muffins
When muffins turn dry, crumbly, and stale, you can use little more than a paper bag to restore some of their moisture, as well as a few other methods.
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13 Cheeses That Are The Perfect Addition To Scrambled Eggs
When it's time to make some culinary changes to your morning routine, here are cheeses that are excellent additions to your typical scrambled eggs.
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The Secret To Extra Crispy Air Fryer Chicken Wings
If you're planning on crisping up your chicken wings in your air fryer, you need to focus on the chicken skin and get it cooked to perfection.
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How To Create Thick And Silky Egg Ribbons For Better Egg Drop Soup
Egg drop soup is a delicious addition to any meal, but if your egg ribbons have been more egg scrambles, you need to try this cornstarch trick.
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Is Beeswax Wrap A Good Substitute For Plastic Wrap?
There are plenty of reasons we all may want to reduce our plastic use, but how does a beeswax wrap hold up against traditional plastic wrap?
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Why People Love To Hate On Merlot
Making fun of merlot became a thing largely because of the movie "Sideways," but some believe the film actually ended up being a net positive for the wine.
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French Cooking Tricks Every Home Chef Should Know
It's no secret that French cuisine is considered the best in the world, and the techniques used to create it can take years to master. These tips will help.
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You Need To Start Making Toast From Frozen Bread
Want to make sure your bread lasts long enough to turn the whole loaf into toast before it goes stale? It's time to store your bread in the freezer.
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How To Make Heart-Shaped Valentine's Day Pancakes Without A Cutter
Even if you lack a heart-shaped cookie cutter or mold, you can make romantic heart-shaped pancakes using a variety of tools you likely stock in your kitchen.
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Break Out Your Frother Tool For The Smoothest Tequila Of Your Life
Yes, it's true: You can use a milk frother to introduce more aeration into your next tequila drink, resulting in a delightfully smooth-tasting spirit.
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How To Preserve Champagne Bubbles Without A Wine Stopper
There's nothing worse than flat Champagne, so it's worth learning about all the options for keeping a bottle nice and bubbly, even up to a month after opening.
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Alton Brown's Secret Ingredient For Irresistible Sangria
The "cheery" secret ingredient to Alton Brown's delicious sangria is Cheerwine, a soft drink characterized by its fizzy, sweet, and flavorful profile.
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Deglaze Pans With Coke And Vinegar For Alcohol-Free Wine Flavor
If you want to dupe the flavor of a wine-based pan sauce without the wine, never fear! You can simply swap vino for Coke and red wine vinegar.
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How Much Whiskey One Barrel Actually Holds, In Bottles
It's pretty commonly known that whiskey is aged in barrels, but how large is each barrel? How much does one really hold, and how many bottles does it make?
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Why Bagged Lettuce Is Never Worth Buying At The Grocery Store
Bagged lettuce seems like a convenient and healthy choice, but it actually has several pitfalls to be aware of, including detrimental health-related effects.
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The Rules For When To Shake Versus Stir Any Cocktail
Both shaking and stirring a cocktail assist in chilling and diluting a drink, but the act of shaking has a more notable impact on its texture through aeration.
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The First Known Box Of Valentine's Day Candy Was Too Pretty To Eat
While Valentine's Day has been celebrated since around the 14th century (at least), heart-shaped chocolate boxes are much newer and were originally gorgeous.
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The Perfect Ingredient Swap For Mayo-Free Deviled Eggs
Next time you make deviled eggs, consider using sour cream instead of mayo - its creamy, rich texture and tang adds some delicious complexity to the dish.
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White Coffee Is The Perfect Variety For A Sweeter Tasting Brew
White coffee isn't to be confused of a coffee with milk -- it's a type of roasted coffee bean that's totally unique and worth a try if you like a mild brew.
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Is There Really A Difference Between Lard And Lardo?
It's worth learning what makes lard different from the lesser-known lardo, and why both of these tasty pork products deserve a place in your kitchen.
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The Secret Ingredient Tea To Add Smoky Flavor To Any Dish
Any tea drinker knows that different types of tea have vastly different flavor profiles, and if you want to add a smoky touch to dishes, you need this tea.
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Why You're More Likely To Find California Oranges In Florida Grocery Stores
If you've been to a shop in Florida, you may have seen oranges and assumed they came from the many local groves. But they most likely flew in from California.
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Ina Garten's Favorite Bread For French Toast
French toast for breakfast or brunch is a scrumptious delicacy, but Ina Garten's choice of bread to make it with can make it even more decadent.
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