The Closest Substitute For Baking Chocolate Is A Simple Solution
Attention, bakers! Chef Dennis Littley has shared his simple solution for substituting cocoa powder when solid baking chocolate isn't available.
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What Is An Izakaya In Japan And How Do They Differ From Restaurants?
Izakayas are a longstanding tradition in Japanese culture and are an important part of the social scene, but what makes them different from restaurants?
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How To Doctor Up A Bag Of Coleslaw Mix For Your Fish Tacos
Every fish taco deserves a heaping pile of creamy, crunchy, and flavorful coleslaw to bring the dish's flavor profile together in one perfect bite.
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Out Of Eggs? Use These Substitutes In Your Next Batch Of Cookies
Chef Dennis Littley, the recipe expert behind Ask Chef Dennis, shared his favorite egg substitutes for baking delicious cookies with Food Republic.
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How To Know You're Over-Aerating Your Wine
One way to ensure that your wine has the best flavor is to spend some time aerating it with a swirl, but you can definitely overdo it if you're not careful.
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The Biggest Mistake People Make When Plating Food
According to chef Richard Sandoval, making this common mistake when plating food can lead to the whole dish becoming unappealing, even if it tastes good.
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Canned Coconut Milk Is The Thai-Inspired Upgrade Your Chicken Soup Needs
Coconut milk adds a rich creaminess and mild tropical flavor to your favorite chicken soup recipe, offering a nod to tom kha gai, the popular Thai soup.
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Truffle Shuffle: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Chefs Jason McKinney and Tyler Vance landed on the set of "Shark Tank," where they pitched Truffle Shuffle, after a grueling tier-based competition.
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Can You Use Self-Rising Flour To Make Cookies?
If you are thinking about using self-rising flour in your cookie recipe, see what this expert has to say about how it will affect your cookies.
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How The Clover Club Cocktail Regained Its Popularity After Nearly A Century
The Clover Club was a popular cocktail before Prohibition hit the United States, but it fell out of favor only to see a resurgence now in the 2000s.
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How To Make A Shortcut Vodka Sauce With Jarred Pasta Sauce
Making a vodka sauce can take a couple hours, depending on your recipe, but you can simplify things (and save time) with canned tomato sauce.
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Describing A Wine's Aroma Is Easier Than You Think
If you never know how to describe the way a wine smells, take some expert advice to help you parse out recognizable notes and aromas.
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What's In A Vegas Bomb Drink?
You might be surprised to find out that the Vegas Bomb drink, despite sounding rather intimidating, is actually quite a fruity and fun beverage.
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The Only 3 Ingredients You Need For Soft And Chewy Peanut Butter Cookies
These peanut butter cookies not only require minimal ingredients, but take just half an hour to make and can be customized endlessly.
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Why It's Safest To Cook White And Dark Meat Chicken Separately
Instead of throwing all of your chicken into the same pan, you should always separate your dark and white pieces; it's safer and produces a tastier dish.
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13 Types Of Tomatoes You'll Wish You Tried Sooner
Did you know there are thousands of types of tomatoes out there? These are the ones that we think you'll wish you tried out a little bit sooner.
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How To Turn A Cheap Piece Of Fish Into A Fancy Dinner
Cheap fish can form the base of a surprisingly elegant meal. With this easy, flavorful hack, even the most budget-friendly filets will feel fancy.
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How Does Yorkshire Pudding Differ From Popovers?
On the surface, Yorkshire pudding and popovers may seem very similar, but for those with a keen eye, these two doughy dishes are actually quite distinct.
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Turn Juice Into Alcohol In 48 Hours
We tested a product that can supposedly turn fruit juice into alcohol in just under 48 hours. Don't believe it? Keep reading to see if it worked.
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Can You Make Vodka Sauce Without Vodka?
Food Republic asked Chef Matt Harding, Chief Concept Officer for Piada Italian Street Food, whether you actually need vodka to make a delicious vodka sauce.
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The Practical Reason Green Cardamom Is Bleached
White cardmom pods are simply the bleached form of green pods. This process dates back centuries and has a practical purpose in cooking and baking.
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Can You Refreeze Fish After It's Been Thawed?
Normally, you cannot safely refreeze meat that you've previously thawed. However, when it comes to fish, the rules are just a little different.
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What Types Of Bread Hold Up Best With Roast Beef Sandwiches?
Roast beef sandwiches are beloved around the world. However, all regional types of roast beef sandwiches have one thing in common: sturdy bread.
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Flautas Vs Taquitos: What's The Difference?
Taquitos and flautas are similar, but they also have specific things that distinguish one from the other. Here's a look at what makes each unique.
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How To Use Up Leftover Beef Tenderloin For Easy, Customizable Sandwiches
No one should have to waste expensive, delicious beef tenderloin, so use our top tips and ideas to turn leftovers into delectable sandwiches.
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Elevate The Aesthetic Of Your Iced Tea Drinks With One Simple Addition
If you want to seriously elevate the aesthetic of your iced tea and create a one-of-a-kind beverage at home, just add one simple ingredient.
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John F. Kennedy's Favorite Cocktail Was A Rum Classic
If you've ever been curious about the drinking habits of world leaders, this info about John F. Kennedy's favorite cocktail, the daiquiri, is for you.
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