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What Are Pimientos?

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Learn about these mild, sweet red peppers, including what pimientos taste like and how to use them, including pimento cheese. Plus, discover the best way to buy and store pimientos.

How to Pull Off a Kamayan Feast at Home

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The Filipino spread, typically made of an impressive array of barbecued dishes, is best enjoyed with your hands and good company. Here are 12 recipes that come together perfectly for a kamayan.

What Is Kimchi? A Deep Dive Into the History, Varieties and Nutritional Benefits

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A Korean food expert discusses different types of kimchi, how kimchi is made, what to serve with kimchi, kimchi recipes and kimchi nutritional benefits.

A Deep Dive Into Chai: Its History, Its Health Benefits and How to Prepare It

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Chai is a sweet and spicy beverage made with black tea, a combination of spices and sweetener, boiled with milk and water. What you need to know about its history and how to make it.

What Are Pie Weights?

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Learn what pie weights are, when to use them and how to use them with our step-by-step guide. Plus, discover what to know about blind baking or par-baking pie crust.

How to Thicken Chili

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Learn the reasons why your chili is thin and discover five ways to thicken chili. Plus, discover if you can use a slurry to thicken chili.

How Long Can Ground Beef Stay in the Fridge?

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Learn how long raw or cooked ground beef lasts in the fridge. Plus, get our top tips on how to safely store ground beef.

What Is a Sommelier?

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Learn the meaning of sommelier and its correct pronunciation. Plus, discover what a sommelier does in restaurants and how to become a certified sommelier.

What Is a Sprig of Thyme?

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A sprig is a branch of an herb plant. Sprigs of herbs typically range from 2 to 4 inches long, though some varietals can measure up to 6 inches.

How to Make a Salami Rose

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We chatted with Meg Quinn, one of the people who helped popularize the salami rose. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to make them for your next charcuterie board.

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