When Packing A Picnic, Think Twice Before You Make A Mayo-Based Salad
Mayonnaise may be the glue that binds summertime side dishes, but if you're packing a picnic, you may want to think twice before making a mayo-based salad.
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Stories By Elaina Friedman
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Foil-Wrapped Potatoes Are The Ideal No-Effort Camping Meal
For your next no-effort camping meal, opt for a humble foil-wrapped potato. They are a filling and versatile food that doesn't require refrigeration.
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Not Sure Which Onion To Cook With? Ina Garten Has You Covered
Some recipes are written well with very specific ingredient lists while others leave the finer details to your imagination. Like which variety of onion to use.
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Char Your Pickles For A Whole New World Of Smoky Flavor
You can add a smoky, complex flavor to crunchy-tangy pickled cucumbers by tossing them on the grill or on a sizzle platter under the broiler.
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The 4th Of July Food Incident That May Have Killed A US President
Of the eight U.S. presidents who died in office, most were from known causes, natural or otherwise. But a Fourth of July food incident may have killed one.
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This Was Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Pre-Dinner Cocktail
Anthony Bourdain was a man of many talents. The late food writer could find the best meals in the most unlikely places. But his favorite aperitif was a classic.
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No, You Shouldn't Just Use Any Old Fork For Fondue
If you're going to enjoy a fondue, you need the right gear: a normal fork won't get the job done. These tips will make you a fondue fork master in no time.
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The Ohio Burger Chain That Shares A Mascot With Kewpie Mayo
It's not often you find seemingly unrelated food items with a shared name or common theme. But this Ohio burger chain shares a mascot with Kewpie Mayo.
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The Monster Costco Dessert That Weighs Almost 10 Pounds
Costco was built on bulk purchases at affordable prices. Generous helpings extend to it bakery, with a colossal cake that weighs more than an average newborn.
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Your BLTs Will Never Be The Same With This Extra Ingredient
Give your BLT an instant upgrade by swapping out the bacon with this delightfully crispy ingredient. Once you make the switch, you may never go back.
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Kristen Kish's Method For The Absolute Best Sauteed Mushrooms
Bravo's "Top Chef" winner Kristen Kish wowed the judges with her mushrooms, which might have had something to do with her brilliant method of cooking them.
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The Best Falafel Starts With This Simple Step
It may seem easy to grab a can of chickpeas from your pantry to get started on a homemade falafel recipe. But trust us when we say this would be a huge mistake.
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Make Your Canned Frosting Way Better With This Toasty Tip
If you're looking to take your canned frosting to the next level, upgrade it with this special ingredient, which will impart toasty, caramelized notes.
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The Seltzer Tip For A Perfect Brooklyn-Style Egg Cream
Historically speaking, the classic Brooklyn-style egg cream must be made with specific ingredients mixed in a specific order: Milk, then seltzer, then syrup.
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Ina Garten's Cheesy Secret To The Ultimate Croque Monsieur
It's hard to imagine you can improve on the classic croque monsieur, but Ina Garten adds a secret ingredient to hers which does exactly that.
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The Expert-Approved Breading For Restaurant Quality Katsu
Japanese cuisine enthusiasts know their stuff. For those making dishes at home, this is the Chef Makoto Okuwa-approved breading for restaurant-quality katsu.
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One Of Queen Camilla's Favorite Meals Is A True British Staple
You can't argue with the comfort food you grew up eating, even though it's rarely fancy. When it comes to go-to snacks the royals are just like anybody else.
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Why Is Ina Garten Called The Barefoot Contessa?
She once worked in the White House. But now we all know her as the Barefoot Contessa. So, how did Ina Garten stumble upon her iconic nickname?
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The Pantry Secret To Delicious Coffee Popsicles
For java fans who don't want to visit the store, you can make coffee popsicles at home with an item you probably already have in your pantry.
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The Best Pasta Salad Starts With A Mistake
Accidentally overcooking your noodles until they're limp makes retrogradation work in your favor, yielding the perfect texture for your pasta salad.
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The Easy Method That Will Give Your Potatoes Ridiculously Crispy Edges
For the crispiest edges on your potatoes, there's only one method you need to master. Luckily, it's about as easy a cooking technique as can be.
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What's The Perfect Wine For Your Steak? An Expert Weighs In
Whether you're serving guests at home or ordering in a fancy restaurant, there's a go-to wine to pair with your steak. Here's what an expert told us.
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Prince William's Groom's Cake Was A Sweet Ode To Queen Elizabeth II
The cake William chose for his wedding day was not only his childhood favorite but was also a tribute to his grandmother, the late Queen Elizabeth II.
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Here's How To Prevent Soggy, Watery Stuffed Peppers
Stuffed peppers should taste as good as they look. Don't ruin this beautiful dish by ending up with too much moisture. Follow these tips instead.
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The Difference Between Green And Jerusalem Artichokes
Although they sound similar, there are some important differences to keep in mind that make green and Jerusalem artichokes wonderfully unique.
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The Foil Packet Trick You Need When Barbecuing For Vegetarians
Grilling veggies in foil pouches at your next barbecue means your vegetarian friends can enjoy a hot, grilled meal instead of having to fill up on potato salad.
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Why An Expert Says Chilling Your Ingredients Can Make Or Break A Salad
Salads can be a light side or a hearty meal, but either way, you want to prep them to perfection. We asked an expert and she told us to chill the ingredients.
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