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It might be time to reserve the plain vanilla glaze for the donuts in your life and try something new to dress up your next bundt cake.
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Why The Cajun Holy Trinity Features Green Bell Peppers
Each country's cuisine features different cooking methods, spices, and ingredients. We discover why the Cajun Holy Trinity features green bell peppers. -
Devil's Food Cake Was An Edgy 19th-Century Response To Angel Food Cake
Can the constant struggle between good and evil carry over to desserts? Apparently so, because devil's food was created in direct response to angel food cake. -
Yes, You Can Eat A Pinecone But Read This First
Many parts of the pine tree are edible, even the cones. Although there are a few things you should know before snacking on this unlikely treat. -
Why You Should Think Twice Before Baking Dessert In A Cast Iron Skillet
The great thing about cast iron skillets is that you can cook a variety of foods in them. Here's why you should think twice before baking dessert in one. -
Tom Cruise's Favorite Food Is High End And From The Ocean
Tom Cruise's aversion to carbs doesn't mean he can't be pampered with his favorite foods. Among them is this delectable selection from the sea. -
Here's How A Michelin Chef Picks Out The Perfect Ribeye
Picking up a nice ribeye steak for dinner? Before you go grab what you think is the best cut of meat, here's how a Michelin chef picks out the perfect ribeye -
The Roots Of Fondant Cake Decorating Is At Least 500 Years Old
Used by the elite who could afford sugar, both rolled fondant and poured fondant are centuries-old delicacies. -
The Mason Jar Hack For Perfect Copycat Carnival Corn Dogs Every Time
Achieve a carnival-worthy corn dog with this unexpectedly easy Mason jar hack. -
What Does It Mean To Get A Hot Dog 'Alligator' Style?
You might think you're not familiar with the term "alligator style," but you've probably already tried one if you regularly sample different hot dog styles. -
The Absolute Best Way To Enjoy Irish Butter
One of the drawbacks to enjoying Irish butter is the cost. That's why it's important to savor it and find the very best way to enjoy this palatable delight. -
Why You Should Use A Bread Loaf Pan For Marinating
A loaf pan makes a great container for marinating meats and other proteins for this interesting reason. -
When To Use A Double Boiler
A double boiler is a necessary component for making things like meringue or melting chocolate. We'll tell you when to use one and how to make one yourself. -
Pilk Isn't Actually A New Concept
Whether you call it Pilk, dirty soda, or Pepsi milk, believe it or not, a popular sitcom is credited for its introduction in the 1970s. Here's what to know.