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What Is Spencer Steak? And How to Cook It

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Spoiler: Spencer steak is just another term for boneless rib-eye steak. Here, how to buy it and cook it two ways. Plus, our favorite Spencer steak recipes.

What Is Gumbo?

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Gumbo is a hearty stew that’s served hot over rice. Here, we get into its history, the difference between gumbo and jambalaya and roundup our favorite gumbo recipes.

How to Make Glow-in-the-Dark Edible Slime

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Break out the black light to make Food Network's bright-green edible slime glow. The icky, sticky recipe makes the perfect sensory play activity for kids — and adults.

What Are the Most Popular Foods in Japan?

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Whether you're traveling to Tokyo or just looking to learn more about Japanese dishes, here are the most popular foods in Japan, with some recipes to make yourself.

Baking with Sugar Alternatives

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Find various ways to use sugar alternatives when you're making your tasty baked goods this holiday season. Find more recipe tips and ideas like these on Food Network.

What Is Mascarpone?

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Learn about this creamy Italian cheese and how it’s different from cream cheese. Plus, discover our best substitutes for mascarpone and get some of our favorite mascarpone recipes.

What Is Old Bay Seasoning?

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Learn what ingredients are in Old Bay seasoning, the history behind the spice blend and what to use as a substitute. Plus, get our best Old Bay recipes.

Fennel Is the Vegetable Your Kitchen's Missing

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Fennel is great as a fridge staple, and it tastes as good roasted as raw. Here are some great Food Network Kitchen recipes from Michael Symon and others.

11 Cheap Meals Food Network Staffers Make When They Don’t Know What to Eat

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You don't need to break the bank to enjoy something satisfying. These recipes from Food Network will help you cook up a good meal, without spending a fortune.

Herb of the Month: Lavender

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Nicknamed the "herb of love," lavender is in season now. For those new to the idea of cooking with lavender, we’ve got simple recipes to get you started.

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