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Sashimi Versus Nigiri: Understanding the Differences
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Learn the differences between Japanese sashimi and nigiri and the proper way to eat nigiri. Plus, discover whether sashimi is more expensive than nigiri.
How to Tell If Pineapple Is Ripe
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Get to know the four signs of an irresistibly sweet and juicy pineapple.
What Is Quark?
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A versatile dairy ingredient, quark is often confused for yogurt. Learn what quark is and how to use quark in baked goods and more.
How to Grate Ginger
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Learn the four easiest ways to grate ginger, plus best way to peel this gnarly, knobby root and how to make our favorite ginger recipes.
Does Almond Milk Go Bad?
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Learn how to properly store almond milk , how long it lasts in the fridge and how to tell if almond milk has gone bad. Plus, get the truth about expiration dates.
Banana Peppers vs Pepperoncini: What’s the Difference?
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These two yellow-green peppers look similar, but there are differences between banana peppers and pepperoncini. Learn which one is hotter and whether you can substitute banana peppers for pepperoncini.
What Is Yuzu?
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Learn about this fragrant citrus fruit, what it tastes like and how to use it in our best sweet and savory yuzu recipes.
How to Sauté Mushrooms
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Learn how to make sautéed mushrooms perfectly in just 15 minutes, no recipe needed. Plus, explore the best ways to serve them on burgers, sandwiches and more.
What Is a Charcuterie Board?
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A charcuterie board is a selection of preserved meats and sometimes cheeses laid out on a board or platter. We dive into all the basics.
What Are Sunchokes?
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Learn about sunchokes, also known as Jerusalem artichokes, including what they taste like and how to select and store them. Plus, discover different methods for how to cook sunchokes.
