What Happens When You Pickle With Malt Vinegar (And How To Do So Safely)
Before you try to pickle vegetables with malt vinegar, make sure you understand how it works and how to prevent bacteria from forming during fermentation.
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The Aldi Salmon Varieties That Are Wild-Caught, Not Farmed
If how your seafood is caught matters to you, you'll be happy to know that Aldi does offer some wild-caught options for salmon. Here's a quick round-up.
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The Only Way You Should Ever Reheat Hash Browns
Skip the microwave or the skillet. Once you reheat hash browns this way, you will never want to try any other method ever again.
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Why Do People Think High-Fructose Corn Syrup Is Worse Than Sugar?
High-fructose corn syrup is linked with the idea of being unhealthy, but is it's not really much worse than sugar. Here's why people think HFCS is problematic.
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The Key To Perfect Fried Eggs Is Probably In Your Kitchen Already
You don't have to go out and buy any sort of special gadget to make perfect fried eggs, as you likely already have all you need in your kitchen.
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Fans Were Heartbroken When This Fast Food Breakfast Burrito Was Discontinued
Having a go-to fast food breakfast order can make a huge difference on a busy day. Fans were jarred when this burrito disappeared without warning.
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The Controversial Ingredient J Kenji López-Alt Swears By For Meatballs
Chef J. Kenji López-Alt likes to push boundaries in his cooking. When making meatballs, the chef swears by an umami-filled controversial ingredient.
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Costco In Japan Has A Food Court Snack That'll Make You Jealous
Costco is known for its food - not only its prices but also its food court menu. Costco locations in Japan have a food court snack that'll make anyone jealous.
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The Pasta Shape That's One Of The Easiest To Make For Beginners
With these expert tips you'll be whipping up fresh pasta at your next dinner party with time to spare. The dough for this particular shape is easy to work with.
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Costco Shoppers Are Tired Of This One Annoying Member Habit
A Costco membership certainly has its perks; just ask the millions of people who belong. But shoppers are growing tired of this one annoying member habit.
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What Does It Mean To Blacken Fish (And How Is It Different From Charring)?
Like so many delectable eats, blackened fish should have its place at your table. What does it mean to blacken fish, and how is it different from charring?
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What's The Difference Between An Espresso Martini And A White Russian?
Dramatically popular at different times, the espresso martini and white Russian contain similar ingredients. Still, there are many differences between the two.
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The Beloved Southern Breakfast You Should Avoid At McDonald's
This McDonald’s item aims for Southern comfort but misses the mark - learn why this breakfast item might not be worth your hard-earned cash.
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What's The Difference Between Millionaire's Shortbread And The Classic Variety?
Classic Scottish shortbread is a cookie made from flour, butter, and sugar, and the millionaire's version is the same with layers of decadence.
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This Famous Cocktail Is A Total Red Flag For Bartenders
Bartenders deal with their fair share of intoxicated patrons. Still, many find this infamous cocktail order a red flag flying over the one who orders it.
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The Only Peanuts You Should Be Using For Homemade Peanut Butter
Many foods are better homemade, but the ingredients you need can get confusing. An expert says these are the only peanuts to use for homemade peanut butter.
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Sofrito Vs Mirepoix: The Difference Between These Mixtures
Mirepoix and sofrito are made of finely chopped vegetables and provide foundational flavor to recipes, but there are some fundamental differences between them.
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Cooking Pasta In Milk Has Benefits, But Avoid One Big Mistake
When making a bowl of gooey mac and cheese or a quick one-pot pasta, boiling the raw noodles in milk is a game-changer. But watch out for this one mistake.
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The Powerhouse Ingredient You're Overlooking For Hard-Boiled Eggs
Hard-boiled eggs are an easy and versatile pick for a quick snack or meal, and with just one powerful ingredient, you can elevate them further.
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What, Exactly, Is In Subway's SubKrunch Topping?
Are you someone who enjoys a nice crunch with every bite of your sandwich? If so, you may enjoy Subway's new SubKrunch topping. But what exactly is in it?
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Arborio Vs Carnaroli: How To Choose Between These 2 Risotto Rices
A good risotto dish is creamy and velvety with each bite. How do you choose between two rice varieties - Arborio and Carnaroli - for the best risotto?
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How To Cut That Bone-In Prime Rib Like A Total Pro
A bone-in prime rib can be a masterpiece ... but carving it properly is crucial. Here's everything you need to know to perfectly portion this roast.
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There's Just One Small Difference Between Sex On The Beach And Woo Woo Cocktails
Despite their very different appearances and flavors, just one ingredient differentiates the iconic vodka-based cocktails known as sex on the beach and woo woo.
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The Perfect Way To Cut Tofu For All Your Grilling Needs
Cooking tofu can be done in a variety of ways, each bringing its own flavors to your dish. If you plan to grill tofu, there is a perfect way to cut it.
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3 Tips You Need To Know Before Buying Wine At An Online Auction
While online wine auctions can be a convenient way to score high-quality varietals, an expert sommelier shares three things to consider before buying.
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Festive Do-Ahead Cocktail Garnishes That'll Totally Impress Your Guests
When it comes to cocktail garnishes, a little can go a long way. Many are easy to prep in advance, ready to bring the wow factor at your holiday party.
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One Common Question That's Never Worth Asking At A Wine Store
Asking questions at the wine store is almost always a good call in order to learn more about the bottle you're considering, but not this question.
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