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How to Host a Football Party
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Budget Shrimp Recipes
Medium shrimp goes on sale quite often, so when it does, stock up your freezer and you'll have shellfish on hand for weeknight cooking.
Why I Can't Live Without Dim Sum
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Food blogger Kristina Cho tells Food Network how going to dim sum with her family made her appreciate her Chinese hertiage. She also shares a Mango Pudding recipe inspired by the ones she ate as a kid.
Friendly PSA: Palomas Are Way Better Than Margaritas
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If you find 'ritas too sweet, you might favor this more-refreshing tequila-based cocktail. You can make one with just 3 simple ingredients or try a variation on the classic with these recipes from Food Network.
Mindy Segal
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“Cookie nerd” is how Mindy Segal describes herself—and it’s a serious understatement. The Chicago-based pastry chef and restaurateur once spent years developing the perfect chocolate chip cookie recipe (it’s “the measure of a great pastry chef,” she’s said), and in 2015 she published a cookbook entirely devoted to cookies, from peanut butter peanut brittle and malted-milk spritz to peaches-and-cream thumbprints and everything in between. The title Cookie Love, of course.Cookies are only Segal’s beginning. At her restaurant, Hot Chocolate, classical desserts get clever twists: There’s cucumber-yogurt sherbet with the blackberry-blueberry tart, her icebox brownie comes with chamomile cream and fernet hot fudge, and she serves nine (!) variations on the titular wintertime beverage. It’s that combination of creativity and attention to technique—honed early on at Charlie Trotter’s and Marché—that won her an Outstanding Pastry Chef award from the James Beard Foundation. Recently, Segal has turned her talent toward the world of weed, partnering with Cresco Labs to develop Mindy’s Edibles, an entire line of cannabis-infused treats, like brittles, granola bars, bites, and hot chocolate.For her first Panna recipe, however, Segal went for an all-star—the cinnamon-sugared Snickerdoodle, a hit in the 19th century and just as popular today, with kids and adults alike. Mindy's Restaurant:Hot Chocolate (Chicago, IL)Mindy's Book:Cookie Love (2017)
Kid-Approved Lunches
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The Best Cheeses to Use for Mac and Cheese
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To make the perfect bowl of homemade mac and cheese, you may need a blend of great cheeses, including sharp cheddar. Here are the best melting cheeses for your noodles, with our best recipes for mac and cheese.
The One Thing I Always Make From Scratch Before Back to School
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Whether you want a wholesome, back-to-school breakfast option for the coming week or need to stock your pantry with a do-it-all ingredient that makes cooking easier, these granola recipes from Food Network can help.
What Is a Frittata?
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Learn about this quintessential egg dish, how to serve it and how it’s different from an omelet or a quiche. Plus, discover how to make a frittata step-by-step and get some of our best frittata recipes.
