Giada De Laurentiis Swears By Spanking Her Risotto. Here's Why
If you're planning to make risotto, don't forget one final step when plating the dish - spanking it. It's a step Italian chef Giada De Laurentiis swears by.
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How To Maximize Cooler Space At Your Tailgate
Instead of sloppily stuffing everything into a cooler, you will have a much better experience at a tailgate if you pack it efficiently to keep everything cold.
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Acclaimed Chef Michael White Opens Italian Fine Dining Restaurant In The Bahamas
Joining Atlantis Paradise Island's expansive culinary collection is Paranza, an Italian fine dining concept by acclaimed chef Michael White.
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The Fast Food Sandwich That Cures Ina Garten's Bad Moods
Ina Garten is just like us, when she's in a bad mood and doesn't want to cook, she heads out to eat, often opting for this fast food sandwich.
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Try The Dry Shake Technique For Foamy Home Bar Cocktails
There's no need to leave home to enjoy your favorite cocktails - you just need to know the right steps to make the perfect drinks, like the dry shake method.
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The Earthy Sea Salt Oprah Brings With Her To Restaurants
It began with a present back in 2008 that sparked a lifetime obsession for Oprah with this one particular type of salt. And yes, it brings umami with each bite.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Go-To Tips For Cooking Perfect Pasta
Chef Giada De Laurentiis has had a lot to say about Italian food. And we thank her for it! Here's a bunch of Giada's tips for cooking perfect pasta. Mangia!
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Use Your Favorite Halloween Sugar Cookies As A Tasty Cheesecake Base
To really get into the spooky spirit, it's time to amp up your cheesecake game with this easy (and delicious) no-bake cheesecake, sugar cookie hack.
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Norway's Most Unnerving Restaurant Is Inside A Floating Orb
Unnerving and stunning in equal measure, the Salmon Eye sits in the middle of a fjord, with no way in or out except by boat. Here's a closer look at Iris.
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You Should Stop Throwing Out Your Rice Water
Washing rice is not only ideal for improving recipes that are grain-focused but saving the rice water is very useful for other dishes and household cleaning.
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Vegemite Is The Secret Ingredient For Ultra Rich Mac And Cheese
Rich, luxurious, full of umami - you might not realize it, but this perfectly describes mac and cheese when it's got a secret additional ingredient: Vegemite.
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Why It's A Faux Pas To Reach For The A1 Sauce At A Steakhouse
A1 may make a good burger sauce, but you should never reach for it at a steakhouse. Here's what you should do instead, just so you don't offend the chef.
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Is It Okay To Use Sprouted Garlic?
Garlic might begin to sprout green leaves when left out, but does that mean it's time to throw it out? Check out our tips on what to do with sprouted garlic.
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How To Calibrate Your Food Thermometer
The accuracy of your food thermometer is essential in protecting the quality and safety of your food. Check out these tips on how to calibrate yours today.
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Seafood And Cheese Are Meant To Be Together, Here's Why
While I am not advocating melting Kraft singles on pieces of Chilean sea bass, pairing the right cheese with the right seafood is a game changer.
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Ina Garten's Favorite Way To Dress Up Cheap Chicken Cuts
We all know that the chicken breast is the preferred cut from the bird, but don't overlook cheaper cuts. According to Ina Garten, they can be just as luxurious.
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Does Peanut Butter Expire?
How long is peanut butter safe to consume? The amount of time you can store it before expiration depends on some conditions, which you can find out here.
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Can You Eat Tomato Leaves?
Maybe you know a thing or two about tomatoes, but what about tomato leaves? Check out if and how you can incorporate them into your next meal.
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Krispy Kreme Debuts Dozens Of New Coffee Drinks With Free Donut Deal
With an eye on elevating its hot, iced, and frozen coffees, Krispy Kreme is offering new roasts that it says are richer and smoother than its previous blend.
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How To Calculate The Exact Amount Of Halloween Candy You Need To Buy
Imagine having a child, dressed up in an adorable costume, show up only for you to run out of candy and turn them away. Avoid the guilt with this trick.
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The Secret Ingredient To Give Baked Desserts Instant Depth
Only a few ingredients are typically needed to make cakes, brownies, and muffins, but there is a secret addition that can give all your treats instant depth.
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Why Alton Brown Has Never Owned A Restaurant
Alton Brown by now is a household name in the culinary world, but he doesn't have his own restaurant like so many others. And there's one simple reason why.
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What Is High Tea?
Often confused with the fancier "afternoon tea," high tea is more than just drinking a cup of brew. It's actually a meal, and it's not for the upper class.
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Extra Lemon Curd? Make Easy Homemade Pop-Tarts
Lemon curd can be used in so many applications, but homemade Pop-Tarts is perhaps one of the best. Here's how to make them with just three ingredients!
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Gato Cafe: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Today, cat cafes are well established, marrying the perfect pair: adoptable cats and coffee. Still, how did the concept fare on "Shark Tank" before the craze?
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The Best Week To Buy Halloween Candy Is Later Than You'd Think
Halloween season is all about the perfect timing. Even though retailers put out spooky stuff well ahead of time, it might be best to wait to buy the candy.
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Why It's Bad Etiquette To Clean Up Spills At A Salad Bar
Cleaning up your own mess is a reflex when you spill something, but when you're at a salad bar, it's best to let the staff take care of it for safety.
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