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What Is Eggnog?
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What would a holiday party be without eggnog? Learn what eggnog is, get eggnog recipes with and without liquor, and what to do with leftover eggnog.
Pecorino vs. Parmesan: What’s the Difference?
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While Parmesan is made from cow’s milk, pecorino is made from sheep’s milk. We get into other differences, including whether you can use Parmesan and Pecorino interchangeably. Plus, the best way to use each.
How to Make Toasted Croutons
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You can make homemade croutons from just about any type of bread. It's easy, and they taste so much better than store-bought.
How to Poach Eggs
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Here, four different ways to poach eggs – including how to make poached eggs for a crowd. Plus, all your questions answered such as: what are the best eggs for poaching?
What Is Extra Virgin Olive Oil?
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If you have wondered what extra virgin olive oil is, visit our in-depth look at what EVOO is, how it’s made and why you should have some in your pantry.
How to Truss a Chicken
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Trussing a chicken only takes a few seconds, but it's well worth the time and effort. It helps the chicken keep its shape and cook more evenly.
What to Know About the Santa Claus Melon
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Santa Claus melon, also known as Christmas melon, is a sweet, earthy melon. It can stand in for honeydew and vice-versa. Learn more about it, including how it got its festive name.
What Are Lentils?
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Lentils are tiny powerhouses: they're low in fat and high in protein. But what exactly are they? Are lentils the same as beans? Are lentils a vegetable? We get into the specifics.
How to Shuck Oysters
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Learn how to shuck oysters with this step-by-step guide. Explore how to buy oysters, how long oysters last in the fridge and our favorite oyster recipes.
What to Make With Stew Meat Besides Stew
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As a rule of thumb, you can use stew meat in any recipe that calls for chopping up and braising chuck or round. Here are some ideas.
