Anchor Brewing Gets 'Psycho' After Sapporo Acquisition
Anchor Brewing's latest release is called the San Franpsycho IPA. We chat with brewmaster Scott Ungermann about it and other new beers.
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Meet Gregory Hall, The Man Who's Betting Big On Hard Cider
I’m sitting in Carriage House, a fairly new Southern restaurant in Chicago’s Wicker Park, and sipping Virtue’s Lapinette cider. The man who makes this cider, Virtue founder Gregory Hall, is about to join me for dinner. But he’s late. No matter: his cider practically speaks for itself.The Lapinette is a Norman-style brut, and it’s a…
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10 Reasons To Celebrate National Drink Wine Day
Happy National Drink Wine Day! It's not just Wine Day, that would involve saving some to age, tedious research and other nonsense we don't have time for.
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Italy Is Home To The World's First 24-Hour Public Wine Fountain
Much like a public water fountain, the world's first wine fountain has made its home in central Italy, according to the Local. Dispensing locally produced red wine, the fountain is available around the clock to everyone, free of charge. Saluti! Located in Abruzzo, the fountain was installed along the Cammino di San Tammaso — a popular pilgrimage…
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Stone Brewing Slams MillerCoors' Rebranding Attempt With Lawsuit
Craft brand, Stone Brewing, is suing MillerCoors for its recent rebranding of Keystone Light. Looks like they've got some stones on 'em
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Colorado's Milkshake IPAs Sweeten Up The Craft Beer Scene
Milkshake IPAs may not sound like a beer genre you'd gravitate towards, but this new craft style out of Colorado successfully straddles both worlds.
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Cancer Warnings, Mergers, Bugs: The Latest In Coffee News
The latest in coffee news brings us to California's proposition to add cancer warnings to cafes, Keurig's venture into soda and more.
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Food News Roundup: Durian Pizza, Censored Kewpie, Brexit Food Taxes
The food world is seeing some ups and downs, some breakups and some changes. Small businesses in England want Britain and the EU to stay together for the kids while a Chinese farmer's son is trying to find love with a magic mushroom. Naked babies are a little too scandalous for America.
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This Space-Saving Dishwasher Also Steams Lobster
The Tetra dishwasher from Heatworks is a space-saving dishwasher that's so simple and versatile that it can be used to clean or steam just about anything.
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Carb-Lovers: Are You Ready For Sourdough Pasta?
One Canadian bakery is harnessing the power of breadmaking to create sourdough pasta that could provide the gut-friendly benefits of other fermented foods.
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We Have A Ton Of Awesome Salad Recipes
Did you know that we have a ton of awesome salad recipes that need a new home in your kitchen? Get ready to get your greens on.
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Australia's "Fyre Festival" Vegan Food Cruise Had No Food
A recent vegan food cruise was billed as a nine-course meat-free feast complete with full vegan bar. What they got was so much less.
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Green Scene: 10 Creative Avocado Recipes To Make Now
We've gathered up our favorite creative avocado recipes so you can take a break from the old standbys of toast, salad and guacamole.
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More Nutritious Tomatoes Grown Using 50% Less Water
Some tomato plants require substantially less water than previously thought, yielding more nutritious tomatoes with fewer resources.
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The Ultimate Tortilla Press' Corn Tortilla Know-How
The Ultimate Tortilla Press Cookbook is definitive guide to all things tortilla. A homemade corn tortilla will ruin you for all others, forever.
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Netflix Show "Nailed It" Is About Baking Pinterest Fails
Hosted by comedian Nicole Byer, Nailed It pits nervous bakers against each other in the battle of the...things that are hard to bake.
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Closing Restaurants, José Andrés, Olympics: 10 Hot Topics On Food Republic
This week, we focused on the Olympics, what it's like to close a restaurant, David Lynch, tacos, Detroit's dining scene and more.
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How To Make Sous Vide Braised Spareribs
Our friends at ChefSteps wrote in this week with a simple recipe for sous vide braised spareribs that requires 24 hours of cooking.
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Flamin' Hot Cheetos Is Getting A The Founder-Like Movie
The Flamin' Hot Cheetos origin story is coming soon to a theatre near you. And no, Chester the Cheetah will not be involved.
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Even Japanese Prison Food Is Healthy And Delicious
Prison food in America is often thought of as part of the overall punishment: very low-quality, unappetizing by nature. What about Japanese prison food?
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We Have A Ton Of Awesome Egg Recipes!
Did you know that we have a ton of awesome egg recipes that need a new home in your frying pan? Break that yolk and let's get this running.
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Here Are Our Culinary Takeaways From The Olympics
We reflect on the most important part of the whole PyeongChang Olympics: what fueled these great athletes to their greatness.
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Our Latest, Greatest Instagram #FRavorites
If you tag your masterpiece with #FRavorites, we’re going to see it, ogle it, show it around the office and maybe, just maybe, post it to our feed.
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10 Things I Learned From Closing A Restaurant For The First Time
The author, Evan Rosenberg, opened his second restaurant, only to have it fail a few months in. Here's what he learned about closing a restaurant.
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French Lesson: What Does Farandole Mean?
Knowing an extra word or two on your gastro-tourism vacation couldn't hurt. Today we travel to France. What does farandole mean?
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Beef, Beer, Bings: 10 Hot Topics On Food Republic
This week's hot topics include James Beard Awards, Whole Foods delivery, beer lawsuits, tartines, crostinis, chocolate and much more.
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It's Been A Confusing Week In Cheeseburger News
Who would have thought the humble cheeseburger would be the breakout food celebrity of the week? Not us. We thought it would be kimchi or something more carb-tastic, in honor of the PyeongChang Olympics. Nevertheless, cheeseburger news has been popping up reliably since Monday. Some news is in favor of cheeseburgers; other news is decidedly…
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How To Make Red Wine Poached Pears
This recipe for red wine poached pears is as elegant as it is easy. Try it out for yourself tonight!
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Make Your Own Sneaker Sushi With This Handy Guidebook
Milan-based Italian-Chinese sushi chef and artist Yujia Hu has a new guidebook out, detailing how you can recreate his sneaker sushi (and more!)
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Muay Thai Fighter Opens Vegan Dessert Boutique
A brick-and-mortar vegan dessert boutique on Orchard Street in New York's Lower East Side is currently in the works, thanks to Watt Sriboonruang.
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Our Latest, Greatest Instagram #FRavorites
Surely you’ve noticed by now that we’re big fans of Instagram, so much in fact that we couldn’t stop photographing our food unless it was a life-threatening emergency. Despite groans from your dining companions when you forbid them from digging into their entrée before you snap it at just the perfect angle (sorry, we’ll get out…
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Ring In Lent With 15 Delicious Seafood Recipes
We've got 15 fish and seafood recipes perfect for the season of Lent, and so delicious you're guaranteed not to notice what's missing.
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Chicago's Elizabeth Hosts Wes Anderson-Themed Dinners
If you've ever fantasized about sitting down in a Wes Anderson-themed dinner environment, now's the time to book a table at Elizabeth in Chicago.
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10 Beet-Red Recipes For Valentine's Day
Take a leaf out of our cookbook and whip up one of our boldest-hued red recipes for Valentine's Day. They're sweet, savory and ready to charm.
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The Jianbing Is Taking Over. Time To Learn Where It Comes From.
Native to northeastern China, the jianbing was likely created out of necessity. We asked Mr. Bing himself for the details.
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We Have A Ton Of Awesome Recipes For Baking
Did you know that we have a ton of awesome recipes for baking that need a new home in your kitchen? Check out our latest favorites!
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When Only Farm Eggs Will Do, You Can Rent Chickens
You can now rent chickens, thanks to services that helps new farmers dip their toes into the farmstead game without putting the cart before the...chicken.
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These Cartoons Will Make You An Instant Chocolate Expert
Check out these cute chocolate-themed cartoons, The Life and Times of Chocolate, and brush up on your knowledge to become a chocolate expert.
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Story On A Plate: Beef Love Crostini At NYC's Houseman
Chef-owner Ned Baldwin of NYC's Houseman tells the story of "Beef Love," one of his seasonal restaurant's winter standout dishes.
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10 Savory Red Recipes For Valentine's Day
We're thinking outside the heart-shaped box of sweet confections and rounding up our favorite savory red recipes for Valentine's Day.
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If You're Going To Eat Tide Pods, At Least Eat Edible Ones
The urge to eat Tide Pods must be strong enough to inspire one person to make edible ones out of corn syrup and gelatin. Comparatively, yum!
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10 Bold Recipes For A Japanese Fusion Feast
Feel like Japanese food tonight but aren't so great at making sushi? We gathered up our favorite Japanese fusion recipes in one convenient spot.
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Amazon Prime Benefits Now Include Free Two-Hour Delivery From Whole Foods
Amazon Prime members in select cities can now get Whole Foods delivered in just two hours with no delivery fee.
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Whatever Happened To Shrimp Scampi?
Is it just us, or are we seeing the disappearance of the simple shellfish perfection that is shrimp scampi from Italian menus?
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National Pizza Day: This Week In Food Events
It's National Pizza Day and we know exactly where we're celebrating.
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Figs, Cacao Nibs, Super Pigs: 10 Hot Topics On Food Republic
This week, we thought a lot about cacao nibs, fig sauces, the Winter Olympics, dining culture in the South and much more.
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Be The Best Valentine And Make Your Own Chocolates
You can do this! It just takes some time and temperature monitoring. Plus, these chocolates will mean so much more to that special someone.
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Market Moves: NYC's Food Scene Gets Big News
The New York food scene shows no signs of slowing down. The city's largest marketplace is slated to open in the Lower East Side this summer.
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8 Korean Bites To Usher In The Olympics Opening Ceremony
The Olympics debut this Friday, February 9th, with an opening ceremony in PyeongChang. Here are eight Korean bites to keep you fueled.
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Let Alexa's Gordon Ramsay Feature Ruin Your Meal
The program brings the distinct personality of the Hell's Kitchen host right to your home, so definitely let Alexa's Gordon Ramsay feature ruin your meal.
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Tasty's Latest Cookbook Has Some Brutal One-Star Reviews
If you're not familiar with Tasty's cooking videos, you're not on Facebook. If you are familiar with their new cookbook, we're sorry.
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Our Latest, Greatest Instagram #FRavorites
If you tag your masterpiece with #FRavorites, we’re going to see it, ogle it, show it around the office and maybe, just maybe, post it to our feed.
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Why Okja Is A More Convincing Case For Vegetarianism
Okja's case for vegetarianism is so strong that it may be wise to skip it if you'd rather not lead a new plant-based lifestyle.
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What Cities Could Learn From Dining In The Small-Town South
We believe cities and their diners could stand to learn from the small-town South when it comes to these five dining concepts.
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We Have A Ton Of Mexican Recipes!
Did you know that we have a ton of Mexican recipes that need a new home in your kitchen? And we’ve got even more for our queso and burrito-enthusiast friends: city guides, handy techniques and in-depth charts to our favorite tortilla-encased treats. Take a deep dive into our colorful Mexican section for dishes from award-winning chefs and cookbook writers, and freshen up…
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Juice Pulp Is Reborn In These Colorful Snacks
There can be no cold-pressed, fresh-squeezed or centrifugally extracted juice without juice pulp. Discover what innovative companies are doing with it!
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Did You Blink And Miss Geico's Raccookin' Commercials?
Geico has a series of cooking videos starring a very unlikely host: a hungry raccoon. Are you ready for Raccookin' chicken alfredo?
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Bits 'N Bites: How To Use Cacao Nibs In The Kitchen
You know you love their flavor and texture, but do you know how to use cacao nibs in the kitchen? Read Dandelion Chocolate's new book to find out.
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Instant Pot, Veganism, Mussels: 10 Hot Topics On Food Republic
This week, we've thought a lot about mussels, veganism, the Super Bowl, hospital food, Go-Gurt, India, Instant Pots and more.
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National Ice Cream For Breakfast Day: This Week In Food Events
National Ice Cream For Breakfast Day is on Saturday! Here's where you can get an extra early scoop while also giving back.
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Super Bowl Savvy: Make Your Own Ranch Dressing
Super Bowl Sunday is right around the corner and your wings and veggies need a dip. Make your own ranch dressing!
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UK's Fortnum & Mason Unveils The Art Of The Tea Sandwich
The Fortnum & Mason cookbook is filled with recipes and how-to guides for some of their most famous wares, like the tea sandwich.
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Listen To Food Republic Today's Greatest Hits, Volume 1
We recently celebrated our 50th episode of Food Republic Today! Check out this compilation of clips from our favorite interviews.
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WASTED! Documentary Wins Aspen Filmfest Audience Award, Opens Today
The documentary about food waste, WASTED! opens today in theaters. The film recently won the Audience Award for Best Documentary at the Aspen Filmfest.
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Teen Chef Opens First NYC Restaurant Today
Teen chef Flynn McGarry has opened Gem today in New York. Eleven Madison Park alum, Quinn McCann will serve as general manager and wine director.
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Dan Barber Wants To Change The Seed Industry With Row 7
Chef Dan Barber is launching Row 7 to change the way vegetables and grains are grown. His new company already has seven new varieties of veggies for sale.
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Listen To Food Republic Today: Leah Cohen
Chef Leah Cohen is opening a bar in New Jersey and we're all ears. We also talk about the rise of rosé cider and female distillers.
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Listen To Food Republic Today: Alex Stupak
Chef Alex Stupak has made an empire out of his Mexican restaurant, Empellón, in New York City. We chat with him about tacos and more.
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Listen To Food Republic Today: Kate Williams
Kate Williams helms the kitchen of Lady of the House in Detroit, Michigan. We chat with her about the evolving food scene there and more.
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Listen To Food Republic Today: Marcus Samuelsson
Marcus Samuelsson recently opened a new restaurant in Newark, New Jersey. So, we headed out there for our first on-location episode.
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Hot Luck Fest Lineup Announced: This Week In Food Events
Aaron Franklin's Hot Luck Fest has announced its lineup for this year's festival. Time to book your trip to Austin!
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We've Had A Ton Of James Beard Award Semi-Finalists On Food Republic Today!
The James Beard Award semi-finalists were announced last week. We recognized a lot of those names as past guests on our podcast!
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Listen To Food Republic Today: Alex Raij
New York chef Alex Raij stops by to talk all about her three restaurants, her book and what it's like to be a woman in the food industry.
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José Andrés Named JBF's Humanitarian Of The Year
The James Beard Foundation has named Washington D.C. chef José Andrés as their Humanitarian of the Year. The prolific, award-winning chef has long been known for his countless contributions to the food and restaurant world, from the preservation and celebration of underrepresented culinary regions in fine dining to the training and employment of thousands of D.C.-area youth,…
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Tickets For These Charleston Wine And Food Festival Events Are Still Available
The Charleston Wine and Food Festival starts next week! Lucky for you, tickets to some of the coolest events are still available.
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World's Largest Dîner En Blanc: This Week In Food Events
Dîner en Blanc will be celebrating its 30th anniversary in Paris with the largest event yet. Book your trip now!
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Dogs In Food Is A Bizarre Combination Of Cute And Delicious
Dogs In Food is the weirdest Instagram account we've come across in awhile. You'll have to see it to believe it.
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How Lunar New Year Is Celebrated All Around Asia
We asked some chefs how they're celebrating the Lunar New Year.
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Rachael Ray Every Day's March Cover Celebrates Female Chefs
The latest issue of Rachel Ray Every Day focuses on women making strides in the restaurant industry.
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Here Are The 2018 James Beard Restaurant And Chef Award Semi-Finalists
The 2018 James Beard Restaurant and Chef Award semi-finalist list was just announced, with familiar names and a few surprises.
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Trump Proposes SNAP Delivery System That Excludes Fresh Produce
Proposed SNAP benefits will include care package-like deliveries with dry goods and canned fruits and vegetables, not fresh produce.
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Listen To Food Republic Today: Curtis Stone
Chef Curtis Stone drops some knowledge about wines from Rioja and chats about his new Beverly Hills restaurant.
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Listen To Food Republic Today: Esquire's Jeff Gordinier
Food and drink editor for Esquire Magazine, Jeff Gordinier, joins us today. We also discuss the latest in food news including thoughts on lady Doritos.
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Portland Band Dana Buoy Is Into Synth-Driven Beats, Tasty Eats
Dana Janssen is the main force behind Dana Buoy, an emerging new band from Portland. Here, he discusses his adopted city's dining scene and more.
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Listen To Food Republic Today: Katie Parla
Rome-based travel and food writer Katie Parla stops by to talk all about her latest cookbook and further projects.
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Dominique Crenn Curates A Dinner Series Celebrating Female Chefs
Dominique Crenn is gathering a kick-ass group of women to cook at Petit Crenn in SF. Grab your tickets now for one or more of these special nights.
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The Doughboys' Last Minute Wing Recommendations For The Super Bowl
In case you didn't know, the Super Bowl is upon us. We enlisted the help from the Doughboys to find out the best place to order chicken wings from.
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Listen To Food Republic Today: Joe Campanale & Erin Shambura Of Fausto
The team behind Fausto in Brooklyn stops by to chat about Italian cuisine. We also talk all about the upcoming Super Bowl.
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Remedial Remedies: Make This Night Nurse Tea
Whatever ails you, there’s a natural cure right around the corner. You'll make it through the night with this night nurse tea.
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Ladle It: Loaded Baked Potato And Cauliflower Soup
This loaded baked potato and cauliflower soup is a bowl of veggie-packed comfort food you'll turn to again and again. Get cooking!
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How To Make Tasty's Chicken Cordon Bleu
Tasty's aesthetically pleasing assortment of innovative recipes was photographed to the nines. Just tell us you don't want to make that chicken cordon bleu.
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Switch Up Breakfast With These Ringlet Bagels
Award-winning food photographer, stylist and recipe developer Jerrelle Guy baked up these adorable ringlet bagels just for you.
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Flu Be Gone: How To Make Your Own Cough Syrup
Whatever ails you, there's a natural cure right around the corner. Caught something brutal? Make your own cough syrup, and soothe it into submission.
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Bubbly Baked Goods: Make These Kombucha Muffins
Ever made kombucha muffins? We haven't either — let's get moving! Black Girl Baking a worthy addition to your culinary library
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Back To The Roots: Classic Potato Gratin
Prepare to see vegetables in a whole new light. This classic potato gratin pairs with just about anything you might serve at a dinner party.
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Sliders Of The Subcontinent: How To Make Vada Pav
Add a few more go-to Indian dishes to your line-up. If you can make vada pav, you're one step closer to becoming a street food master.
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How To Customize Your Homemade Digestive Bitters
Whatever ails you, there’s a natural cure right around the corner. Make homemade digestive bitters, and quiet the roar in your gut.
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Hawker Fare: Grill Up This Isan BBQ Chicken
Hawker Fare is a red-hot restaurant in San Francisco helmed by Thai-Laotian chef James Syhabout. It's Isan BBQ chicken time!
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One-Pot Dinner: Sausage, Potato And Cabbage
Hunt’s new book is a testament and guide to this phenomenal way of living. This one-pot dinner celebrates the combo of sausage, potato and cabbage.
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Simply Perfect: David Tanis' Mushroom Ragout
See vegetables in a whole new light with David Tanis. Mushroom ragout is the simplest stew we know, so prepare to make it all the time.
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Feel The Crunch: Laila Ali's Fennel And Jicama Salad
Get your body on a nutrition plan fit for the queen of the ring. This fennel and jicama salad packs a satisfying crunch and fresh, tangy flavors.
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DIY Project: How To Make Hand-Rolled Couscous
You can’t get much simpler or more delicious than farmhouse-style cooking — meals cooked from ingredients in season using time-tested techniques and not a lot of bells and whistles. Pick up a copy of The Farm Cooking School and get back to basics with simple pleasures. We're loving this simple recipe for hand-rolled couscous. Our fascination with hand-rolled…
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How To Make Mark Bittman's Vegetable Lasagne
This is the book to pick up if you’re looking to expand your repertoire. Make this hearty vegetable lasagne tonight and watch the excellent reviews roll in.
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Now Baking: Salted Caramel Apple Pie Cookies
Clean out your local grocery of butter, sugar, flour and apples. These salted caramel apple pie cookies are sure to become an instant classic.
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Veg Out: Seared Avocado With Fried Lentils
Rebecca Arnold blew our minds with one of her most popular dishes: seared avocado with fried lentils, drizzled with a tangy, savory tahini sauce.
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Soup's On! Laila Ali's Mushroom Barley Soup
Laila Ali's homemade mushroom barley soup gets a protein kick from mini meatballs. Make a huge batch and freeze some for later!
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Veg Out With This Broccoli Rabe Lasagna
This broccoli rabe lasagna from chef David Tanis is a comforting, flavor-packed to feed a table of hungry vegetable-lovers.
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Face Up! Cucumber And Prosciutto Tartine
The food we should all be eating is healthyish! Kick things off with a cucumber and prosciutto tartine that will satisfy and delight you.
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Italian-American Tonight: Make Mafaldini Scampi
"The malfadini scampi is my reimagined take on the classic iteration of the Italian dish," says PJ Calapa, chef/owner of NYC's Scampi. Calapa's mastery of the dish left us speechless, and eager for more."I like to keep it simple, using malfadini pasta instead of the traditional linguine, and tossing it with white wine, garlic, crustacean stock and chili…
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Regal Fish Dish: Skate Au Poivre
Fortnum & Mason's cookbook is filled with storie and recipes from their renowned kitchens. Learn how to make this simple skate au poivre.
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Dumpling-Inspired Instant Pot Momo Meatballs
If you have an Instant Pot, the modern pressure cooker that has spawned a generation of “Potheads,” you have extra space in your culinary library for all the Instant Pot cookbooks you’ll need. Authorized by the manufacturer, The Essential Instant Pot Cookbook is packed with time-tested recipes from all over the world. Try these momo…
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Pastries Of The World: Portuguese Pastéis De Nata
Portuguese food is hotter than ever! This superb cuisine features some killer desserts, and pastéis de nata should be squarely on your radar.
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Grilled Japanese Eggplant And Roasted Tomato Sauce
This'll make you look like a rock star of a chef. Pick up a copy of The Art of the Perfect Sauce and make this Japanese eggplant and roasted tomato sauce.
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Street Food Snacks: Rahi's Chili Cheese Toast
This chili cheese toast at Rahi is a modern interpretation of classic street food, utilizing a savory processed cheese called Amul. Crank up that broiler!
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Now Baking: Salted Caramel Latte Cookies
Grab the nearest cookie sheet and cleaning out your local grocery of butter, sugar and flour. It's time for salted caramel latte cookies!
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Make This Cheddar And Caramelized Onion Pizza
Pick up a copy of The Farm Cooking School and get back to basics with simple pleasures, like this cheddar and caramelized onion pizza.
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Drizzle It: Red Wine And Fig Pan Sauce
You're about to look like a rock star of a chef. This red wine and fig pan sauce will enhance any protein you drizzle it on.
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Hot Off The Griddle: Spinach And Cheese Pupusas
Thousands flock to LA's Grand Central Market, driven by the flavors of a city with every kind of food imaginable, like these spinach and cheese pupusas.
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Bowls Of Goodness: Cured Seared Salmon On Rice
We're loving The Immigrant Cookbook. Dive into this dense tapestry, and start with Japanese chef John Sugimura's cured seared salmon on rice.
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Mark Bittman's Naked Tamale With Chili-Cheese Filling
Mark Bittman's How To Cook Everything Vegetarian is the book to pick up if you’re looking to expand your veggie repertoire. Ever had a naked tamale?
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Frozen Treats: Cardamom And Pistachio Kulfi
Pick up Chetna Makan’s new cookbook and add a few more go-to Indian dishes to your line-up, like this creamy frozen cardamom and pistachio kulfi.
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Fry It: Cheese-Stuffed Arancini With Tomato Sauce
Pick up a copy of The Farm Cooking School and get back to basics with simple pleasures like these cheese-stuffed arancini.
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Pressure's On! Greek-Style Instant Pot Gigantes Beans
Try this double-tested recipe for Instant Pot gigantes beans sprinkled with delicious briny feta for a vegetarian meal you'll make over and over.
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Braised Groundhog Recipe
Time for a full disclosure. This is not the first groundhog I’ve eaten. As such, I’ve learned a few things along the way. Like, for instance, groundhogs have musk glands in their armpits. YOU MUST REMOVE THESE IF YOU DON'T WANT TO THROW UP FROM THE STINK OF BRAISED MUSK GLANDS AS THEY BOIL AWAY! If…
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Why You Should Check Out The Newly Opened St. Roch Market In Miami
St. Roch Market opened in Miami. Listen to co-owner William Donaldson talk all about what went into designing and curating the food hall.
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The Maude Team Took A Major Research Trip To Rioja, Spain
For our first menu of 2018 we developed dishes that tied to experiences we had during our enlightening research trip to Rioja, Spain.
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