Does The Glass You Use For Wine Really Matter? We Asked A Specialist
With so many glassware choices out there, it can be overwhelming to know which is the best choice for a nice bottle of wine, so we asked a specialist for tips.
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These Wood Chips Are Unbeatable For Grilling Chicken
Grilling with wood chips is a fantastic way to achieve that smoke flavor, but certain kinds are better for certain meats. We checked in with a grill master.
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Ordered An Entire Soda Cup Of Cane's Sauce? Here's How To Use Every Last Drop
You may crave an entire soda cup of Cane's sauce, but be prepared to have plenty left over. Don't you dare waste it and instead, put it to use in the kitchen.
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The Pro-Tips You Need For Keeping Those Homemade Tortillas As Fresh As Possible
Daily Meal got some exclusive tips for you on the best way to store homemade tortillas so you'll always have them on hand whenever you need them.
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Ina Garten Stores Her Vinegar In A Controversial Area Of The Kitchen
When storing this popular kitchen drizzler away, what's the best place for it to call home? Well, that depends on if you ask Ina Garten or not.
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The Biggest Mistakes A Beginner Baker Can Make, According To Elizabeth Chambers
Baking is intimidating when you're first starting out, but with a few tips, you'll soon perfect your techniques. We had a bakery owner weigh in.
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TikTok's Micro Charcuterie Boards Are The Ideal Summer Snack
Charcuterie boards are ideal for a good summertime snack. Instead of creating one large option, why not try TikTok's micro charcuterie boards?
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That Spent Jar Of Peanut Butter Is The Secret To Elevated Hot Chocolate
You don't have to throw away that almost empty jar of peanut butter hiding in your cabinet. Adding peanut butter to hot chocolate can add a nutty flavor boost.
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Rice Paper Fruit Rolls Are The Perfect Way To Elevate Your Summer Picnic
All you need to make rice paper fruit rolls for your next picnic or outdoor gathering are rice paper sheets, a shallow bowl of water, and some chopped fruit.
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How To Choose The Best Fava Beans At The Store Every Time
Fava beans are truly a treat during the spring and summer, but you still have to put effort into selecting the best pods by looking for both good and bad signs.
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How To Perfectly Pair Chocolate, Cheese, And Meat On A Charcuterie Board
You've perfected the balance of cheese and meat on a charcuterie board. If you want to introduce chocolate to the mix, we've asked an expert to explain how.
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12 Canned Foods To Use For Making Low-Stress Desserts
A good dessert is a satisfying treat, and using one of these canned foods to prepare one is an easy option when you're low on time and energy.
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Grill Hacks You Should Not Attempt On The 4th Of July
If you're planning on a big Fourth of July barbecue, you may feel a lot of pressure to get it right. Here are some things to avoid so everything goes smoothly.
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Kansas City Vs Memphis Vs Texas-Style Barbecue Sauce: What's The Difference?
Though there are elements of similarity between the three sauces, there are subtle nuances that separate them. Here's what to look for to recreate your own.
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9 Reasons Restaurant Lasagna Is Better Than Homemade
A homemade lasagna is a thing of beauty, but restaurants use a few tricks to elevate theirs. Here are a few of their secrets for a better tasting lasagna.
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Stop Pickles From Turning Your Sandwich Soggy Using A Mayo Method
Pickles can be a great addition to a meat or cheese sandwich, but risk making the bread turn to mush. But this mayo hack will stop that from happening.
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Give Pasta Salad A New Lease On Life By Rethinking Your Dressing
Don't let your pasta salad get bogged down with acidity by reaching for the vinaigrette. Try this new saucing strategy for next-level summer fare.
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Why You Should Never Use Heirloom Tomatoes For Pasta Sauce
Ingredients in a recipe can often be adjusted to suit your tastes. But when it comes to pasta sauce, you should leave heirloom tomatoes on the shelf.
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Making Homemade Coconut Milk Is So Easy With This Kitchen Tool
Forget the debate over which coconut milk brand is best. Making your own at home is better and much easier when you utilize this basic kitchen tool.
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Used Tic Tac Cases Are Perfect For Cute And Compact Spice Containers
Re-using empty Tic Tac containers is not only environmentally friendly, it's pretty adorable. There are just a few steps to follow to get them ready.
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Yes, You Can Smoke Olive Oil (And Here's Why You Should)
Given olive oil's low smoke point, it might be surprising to hear that olive oil stands up well to being smoked. But just how is this possible?
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No, A Dirty Barbecue Does Not Mean More Flavorful Grilled Food
Sidestepping cleaning your grill will not result in extra seasoning for your next meal. Instead, it can lead to less flavorful food, bacteria, and even fires.
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How To Tell If Your Sourdough Starter Has Actually Gone Bad
A sourdough starter is a living, breathing thing that's hard to kill. Its normal behavior can seem strange, so what should you look for to know it's no good?
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The Easy Way To Make Grilled Chicken Wings Taste Fried
Fried chicken is among the most popular foods in the U.S., but grilling is healthier. To easily achieve the fried wings taste on your grill, here's what to do.
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Roast Your Veggies In Pesto For A Huge Flavor Upgrade
Roast veggies are great, but run the risk of being bland. Douse them in pesto for a flavor injection as a delicious side dish or standalone meal on their own.
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Here's How Giada De Laurentiis Adds Gourmet Flair To Lamb Burgers
Giada De Laurentiis' gourmet lamb burgers have a special added ingredient that will offer not only flavor but an elevated texture.
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The Difference Between Fining And Filtering Wine
Most wines undergo the processes of fining and filtration. Though they may seem similar, these two steps in winemaking are indeed different.
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