Meet Grattini, The Silky Fresh Pasta For Soup Season
If you're looking for a way to amp up soups or try new kinds of pasta, meet grattini. These silky small noodles are great for all kinds of dishes.
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Chipotle Is Re-Introducing Carne Asada For A Brief, Glorious Moment
It's back! Chipotle is bringing carne asada back to the menu for a limited-time only after an outpouring of demand on social media the past few years.
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Ina Garten's Clever Trick To Get More Out Of Measuring Cups
Ina Garten is the queen of making things easy in the kitchen, including this clever trick that lets you get more out of measuring cups.
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How José Andrés Tempers Steak For A Game-Changing Grill Sesh
José Andrés may raise some eyebrows with this techniques for tempering steaks and cooking them to a juicy final result, but it could change your grill game.
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When Is It Okay To Swap Water For Vegetable Broth?
We've all been there: happily making a recipe only to realize that we're plumb out of vegetable broth. Here's when it's okay to skip it -- and when it's not.
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Tips And Tricks For A Tasty Chuseok
Called Chuseok in Korean, the holiday lands around the time of the fall harvest and serves as a way of honoring and paying respect to the spirit of ancestors.
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Turns Out Decaf Coffee Does Have Caffeine
While drinking a cup of decaf coffee at night is less likely to keep you awake than the real stuff, you are still going to be drinking in a bit of caffeine.
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Alton Brown's Countertop Hack For Sweeter Sugar Cookies
Alton Brown is known for his quirky humor and his know-how when it comes to food science. That's why his trick for sweet sugar cookies is so fantastic.
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Carajillo Cocktails Are A Lighter Take On The Espresso Martini
When the mood strikes for an espresso martini, but you don't want quite as much alcohol, then you need to turn to the Mexican carajillo family of cocktails.
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Stop Lemon Wedges From Spraying Juice Everywhere With A Simple Hack
A pop of lemon juice will brighten most dishes, but often squeezing a wedge can send juice flying everywhere, unless you use this simple hack.
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Coke Zero's New Limited-Edition Mystery Flavor Is Inspired By The Year 3000
Together with AI, soda giant Coca-Cola has created a new zero-sugar mystery flavor inspired by what the world may look like in the year 3000.
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Watermelon Is A Berry And We Just Have To Accept That
Maybe you're like us and only recently learned grapes are berries. If you really want to blow your mind then you need to know: watermelon, as well, are berries.
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How To Air Fry Chicken Breasts For Actually Flavorful Results
Chicken breast is a notoriously difficult piece of meat to cook, especially in an air fryer. However, with this one little trick, you can have juicy chicken.
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Stop Freezer Burnt Ice Cream With A One-Step Hack
Ice cream is a finnicky one to store - if you don't do so properly, freezer burn can quickly form and ruin it. But there is a one-step hack that helps.
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How To Make A Reduction
It's a line that comes up in recipes frequently: Reduce sauce by half, reduce liquid by 1/3, etc. But what does that mean, and how do you do it?
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Frywall: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Cooking can be loads of fun, and eating the meal you made so rewarding, but the clean up? The splatter on the stove? No, thanks. Frywall solves the issue.
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The Sweet Sangria Bobby Flay Gifted To Ina Garten
Ina Garten became fast friends with Bobby Flay when visiting his NYC restaurant Mesa Grill over the years and it's here he once gifted her with a sweet sangria.
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How To Clean And Care For Your Insulated Grocery Bags
If you get your groceries delivered, you are familiar with insulated bags that keep foods fresh. If you want to keep the bags fresh, here's how to clean them.
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The Rice Brand Ina Garten Keeps Stocked In Her Pantry
Rice is a staple in many a pantry, but which brand is the one that Queen of the Kitchen, the Contessa herself, Ina Garten, swears by and why?
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The 15 Best Fresh Baked Goods At Popular Grocery Chains
You know you love some freshly baked items. We're highlighting 15 of the best freshly baked goods you can find at popular markets. Fresh = yum!
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The Air Fryer Seasoning Mistake That's Costing You
Air fryers are great for cooking many types of foods quickly, but there's one big mistake people make when using seasonings. Here's a big tip to fix it.
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The Hidden Color Code To Tell An Avocado's Ripeness
Trying to find the perfectly ripe avocado can often be a guessing game, unless you use this trick that relies on a hidden color code to indicate the best picks.
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Nico Ladenis, Famed Michelin-Starred Chef, Dead At Age 89
Chef Nico Ladenis, known for his commitment to excellence, multiple Michelin stars, and an attitude that sometimes bordered on harshness, died at 89 years old.
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Moberi: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
The owner and founder of Moberi sought to bring some sweetness to healthy living, but did the Sharks see the value of his business model, or did he sink?
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The Best Type Of Apple To Turn Into Butter
Apple butter is an autumnal favorite whether it's spread on toast or simmered into apple chicken. But which are the best types of apple for the job?
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Blend Up End-Of-Season Watermelon For Irresistibly Sweet Lemonade
Lemonade and summer are inextricably linked, but throw in another sunny favorite, watermelon, and you have a pleasantly pink drink that's hydrating and delish.
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15 Myths You Should Stop Believing About Wine
Do more expensive wines taste better? Does a screw cap mean lower quality. We're uncovering all the myths about wine you've been wondering about. Let's do this!
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