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What Is Moo Goo Gai Pan?

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A staple on Chinese-American menus, moo goo gai pan is actually a spin-off of a more traditional Cantonese dish. We answer all of your question including, what is in moo goo gai pan? and how to make moo goo gai pan.

What Is Hominy?

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Hominy kernels are three times the size of raw sweet corn kernels – and the differences don’t start there. Here’s what you need to know.

What Is a Clove of Garlic?

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Remove the outer papery layer form a head of garlic, and you’ll see that one bulb is made of up many individual lobes – those are the cloves. Here’s what you need to know about clove size, how many teaspoons a clove of garlic is and more.

A Beginner's Guide to Canning

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If you want to preserve summer's bounty of fruits and vegetables, here's where to start. We've got all the tools, instructions and advice you need.

What Is Polenta?

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Polenta is a dish of cornmeal porridge that originated among farmers in Northern Italy. We dive into all you questions, including what is polenta, how to make polenta, polenta recipes and more.

What Is Mole?

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Discover all you need to know about mole, how mole is made and what ingredients are used to make mole. Learn about the different types of mole and how you can make mole at home.

What Is Couscous?

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Couscous is a popular side dish, but what exactly is it? (Hint: it actually shares a lot in common with pasta). We dive into the different varieties and how to cook them.

What Home Bakers Should Know Before Putting Fresh Flowers on Cake

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Three pastry professionals share what home bakers should know before decorating with fresh blooms.

What Is Buttermilk?

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Buttermilk is fermented milk. Here’s everything you’ve always wanted to know, including what is buttermilk used for? Where does buttermilk come from? And how to store buttermilk.

What Is Corned Beef?

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Corned beef - what would a Rueben be without it? Or St. Patrick’s Day? Pick one up at the market after you learn exactly what it is and how to cook corned beef.

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