• Myths That Trick You To Avoid Food When You Shouldn't

    If there's one thing we know about science, particularly as it relates to telling us what we should and shouldn't eat, it's that it's remarkably inconsistent. There's persistent disinformation telling us to stay away from foods that we'd formerly been told were not only okay but downright healthy.

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  • This Is Katie Lee's Secret To Making Fantastic Scrambled Eggs

    Scrambled eggs are a breakfast staple beloved by many, but for a dish so simple, it's not always easy getting your eggs just right. Food Network's Katie Lee has a secret to making fantastic scrambled eggs. For scrambled eggs, Katie Lee suggests paying attention to the heat of your pan.

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  • Why You Shouldn't Throw Away Turkey Giblets

    Why shouldn't you throw away the neck and giblets -- the gizzard, liver, and heart -- that are stuffed inside the carcass of your Thanksgiving turkey? To put it simply, and to borrow the pun in the title of a cookbook by Chris Cosentino, it's because they're "offal good."

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  • How To Trick Your Family Into Eating More Veggies

    We know we really should be eating more veggies as well as inflicting them on sharing them with our loved ones. Without resorting to threats, bribery, or hypnotism, perhaps the most effective way to get more veggies into everyone's diet is by resorting to good old fashioned subterfuge.

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  • This Hershey's S'mores Kit Is The Perfect Gift For Campers

    The camping and sweets enthusiasts inside all of us can join forces this holiday season and celebrate Hershey's release of their official s'mores kit. It's perfect for anyone looking for an intimate dessert experience or who just wants to recapture the memories of sitting around a campfire.

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  • Why You Should Think Twice Before Eating Canned Cranberry Sauce

    Should you actually be eating the kind of cranberry sauce that comes out of a can? We spoke with two food experts, dietitian Emily Wunder, MSCN, RD, LDN, and chef Seamus Mullen, and both of them gave us the same answer: no, you should probably give it a pass.

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  • The Surprising Secret Ingredient Your Gravy Has Been Missing

    With a recipe so simple, it's easy to build upon it and make gravy even better than it already is. This year, if you're feeling like adventurous with your culinary endeavors, when you're mixing up your gravy, try adding this special ingredient.

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  • You Should Never Throw Out A Stale Baguette. Here's Why

    The one downside with baguettes is their short shelf life. Sadly, they get stale and hard pretty quickly. But don't send this bread down the garbage disposal if you find it hard as rocks. There are plenty of ways to breathe new life into your baguette when it is past its prime.

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  • Why You Should Start Using Egg Wash In Your Baking

    Brushing on an egg wash right before baking is one of the simplest ways to make your breads and pastries even tastier (and it'll make them look a lot more Instagram-worthy, too). This finishing touch will make your baked goods look like they came straight from a professional bakery.

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  • How To Order Starbucks' Secret Menu Hot Cocoa Cold Brew

    The holiday menu at Starbucks is full of everything from peppermint mochas to caramel brûlée lattes, but it's the secret holiday menu that really steals the show this season. And there's one drink in particular for 2020 that mixes coffee with the flavor of hot chocolate: the Hot Cocoa Cold Brew.

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  • The Most Traditional Cakes From Around The World

    Everyone loves a good cake — and it's easy to see why. After all, cake comes in a variety of flavors, shapes, sizes, temperatures, etc. Interested in seeking out and trying (or baking) some of the world's most traditional cakes? Here are some that deserve your attention.

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  • Here's What You Can Make With Leftover Egg Whites

    Okay, so you made some lemon bars, a creamy custard, a caesar dressing, or if you're a real food nerd, some cured egg yolks. You've used up every egg yolk in sight, but what about the egg whites? Armed with some egg white-centric recipes, you'll be on your way to light, airy kitchen magic.

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  • Desserkys Are The Bizarre Thanksgiving Mashup You Didn't Know You Needed

    Reynold's certainly hopes you're thinking about them around Thanksgiving and have their signature product handy, to help with the turkey-baking and leftovers. But the brand apparently has chefs on the payroll who also want to share with you some creative ways to prepare your Thanksgiving bird.

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  • The Vintage Brandy Cocktail That Needs To Make A Comeback

    Hundreds of these concoctions exist, but only a handful deserve to get revived and added back to their former place of honor. Enter one of the most delicious vintage cocktails that deserves its comeback — the Brandy Alexander.

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  • This Is What Happens When You Bake A Cake With Olive Oil

    The lightly sweet and airy olive oil cake is versatile and can be served with whipped cream, a scoop of ice cream, or macerated fruit to amp up the decadence. When you bake a cake with olive oil, the outcome is that much moister because of this secret weapon.

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