Suze: The Golden Liqueur That's Made From A Unique Plant
Like Campari and Aperol, Suze is an aperitif that has experienced a recent surge in popularity. Here's everything you need to know about this singular beverage.
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Stacking Skills Come Into Play When Making Enchilada Casserole
When it comes to making the perfect enchilada casserole, you're going to need some stacking skills - or, at least, some quick tips on how to layer things right.
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Oat Vs Almond Milk: Which Froths Better For Coffee?
Almond milk and oat milk are popular alternatives for dairy milk when it comes to coffee but which of those is the absolute best for getting a frothy texture?
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The Secret To Better Baked Tofu Is In How Long You Marinate It
Plain tofu is great at filling mouths with bursts of blandness. But when you marinate and bake it properly, you can get an explosion of flavor instead.
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The Best Non-Alcoholic Substitute For Beer In Recipes
Beer isn't just great for a weekend drink - it's also great for cooking. If you're not a beer fan, though, one type of beverage is an ideal swap.
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When Fat-Washing Your Cocktail, Complementary Flavors Are A Must
Fat-washing your favorite cocktail can elevate your experience -- as long as you choose complementary flavors. Find out more about what flavors pair best.
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Not Greasing Your Baking Dish Is A Casserole Disaster
A dish coated in cooking spray may not be the same as a well-seasoned skillet, but greasing is a step you don't want to forget when making your next casserole.
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False Facts About Honey You Thought Were True
Honey has been around for millions of years. The oldest records of beekeeping date back to 7,000 B.C. Despite this history, here are some common misconceptions.
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Enjoy A Taste Of New Orleans At Home With Mardi Gras King Cake
You don't have to travel to the Big Easy to celebrate Mardi Gras. You can take the smaller, easier step of making a king cake in the confines of your home.
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Soak Brown Rice Overnight To Cut Cooking Time In Half
Versatile brown rice is nutritious and flavorful, but the long cooking time can be off-putting so some. If you soak it overnight you can cut that time in half.
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The Trick For Easy New York Chopped Cheese Sandwiches At Home
Most of the U.S. doesn't have access to New York's famous bodegas, but we can try to recreate their work at home. With this trick, it's a little easier.
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Expert Advice For Picking The Best Wine To Pair With Pies
Maybe you like pie with coffee or that creamy, white elixir known as milk. But if you want it with wine, it helps to have some expert-approved pairings in mind.
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Level Up Brunch By Having A Toppings Bar For Pancakes
Pancakes toppings don't have to be limited to butter and syrup. The next time you host brunch, try putting together a toppings bar for your flapjacks.
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The Easiest Way To Transform Game Day Leftovers (Hint: It's Nachos)
If the game day party has reached its end zone, but there's still food on the field, you find yourself playing in the Leftovers Bowl. Nachos will be your MVP.
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The Coors Light Super Bowl 2024 Slo-Mo Commercial Is Weirdly Uncomfortable
If you watched the first Coors Light Chill Train ad at full speed, you probably couldn't see the passengers clearly. But there's a slow-motion version.
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Ice Spice Disses Lemon-Lime Soda In Starry Super Bowl Commercial
Starry is shooting for the stars with a new Super Bowl spot, hiring Ice Spice to diss an old lemon-lime soda as she chooses a fresh new brand.
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The Genius Way To Infuse Coffee Into Baked Goods Without Affecting Color
Coffee and sweets are a match made in heaven, but is there a way to make coffee-flavored baked goods without transferring coffee's muddy hue?
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12 Unexpected Uses For Malted Milk Powder
Malted milk powder might give you nostalgia from your childhood, but you can still use it in unexpected ways in your favorite snacks and sweet recipes.
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Skip The Dough And Make Simple Marshmallow Cookies
Not great with dough? There are plenty of ways to turn a pillowy bag of marshmallows into crunchy-chewy treats that are basically identical to cookies.
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Frozen Sirloin Ensures An Authentic Copycat Subway Steak And Cheese
There's nothing like an authentic Philly steak and cheese, but sometimes, Subway's version hits the spot. Getting the meat right is the key to this copycat.
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What Does It Mean To Butterfly Chicken?
Chicken is one of the simplest meats to cook, even more so when it's butterflied. But what, exactly, does it mean to butterfly chicken, and how do you do it?
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GBBO Star Kim-Joy's Genius Tip For Seamless Hidden Sprinkle Cookies
Former "Great British Bake Off" star Kim-Joy has shared her fun, cat-themed cookies on TikTok, and they contain a special surprise. Here's how she does it.
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Worcestershire Sauce Is The Special Ingredient In Hamburger Casserole
The words "hamburger casserole" might conjure thoughts of ingredients like ketchup or mustard. But Worcestershire sauce should be on your radar.
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Is There Such A Thing As A Bad Oyster Knife? We Asked An Expert Chef
Having the right tools can make all the difference in your preparation of many foods. One chef shares his wisdom in terms of picking the right oyster knife.
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Dutch Oven Vs Air Fryer: Which Makes Crispier Copycat KFC Chicken?
Our copycat KFC recipe calls for frying chicken in a Dutch oven. But we decided to test the same recipe in our air fryer to see which version is better.
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Maple Syrup Is The Secret Ingredient For Perfectly Balanced Coleslaw
Coleslaw is a classic barbecue side, but sometimes the classics can use a bit of remixing. Mashed recipe developer Miriam Hahn has a spicy adaptation.
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The Tamale Casserole That Enraged Social Media
Tamales are a staple of traditional Latin American cuisine and are beloved by many. But one Instagram creator's attempt to adapt the dish seemingly went awry.
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