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Cooking OilsWe’re all creatures of habit, using the same cooking oils over and over. But there are shelves full of different cooking oils that can enhance your cooking. Check them out in our Cooking Oils Glossary. |
Food History
History Of SoupJanuary is National Soup Month. Here’s the history of soup. Soup is the origin of supper—OK. But why do we eat soup instead of drink it? Take a look. |
Wine & Spirits Winter Wine: GrenacheGrenache/garnacha is just the right weight for winter, with the added bonus of affordability. Take a look. |
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Kitchen & Table
Pyramid Baking MatInstead of frying foods (chicken, potatoes, etc), bake them on this pyramid-shape mat. The result: crispy without the frying fat. Details. |
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The Holidays
For A Bloody Good YearFor decades, Bloody Marys were garnished with a celery stalk. That’s all over now: Take a look at the new Bloody Mary garnishes (above: surf & turf & more). |
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Beef Glossary
What’s the difference between a strip steak, a New York steak, a shell steak? Here are all the beef cuts. See all the food glossaries. |
Pasta Glossary
What’s pillow pasta? The difference between spaghetti and linguine? Know thy pasta cuts. See all the food glossaries. |
Sushi Glossary
Beyond chirashi-sushi and dragon rolls, there are many other types of sushi to discover at your next visit to the sushi bar. See all the food glossaries. |
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