Your Thanksgiving Dinner Has Been Missing Fruit Salad
Revitalize your Thanksgiving table with a burst of fruity freshness. From autumnal salads to vintage-inspired delights, add a sweet twist to your holiday feast.
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Stories By Hilary Wheelan Remley
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How Long It Actually Takes To Thaw A Turkey
From fridge thawing for safe, even results to cold water or a quick microwave method, discover the best approach for your holiday centerpiece. -
You Should Be Adding Eggs And Mayo To Instant Ramen
Revolutionize your bowl with a crack, squeeze, and a stir - that is egg and mayo! Master the art of a creamy broth, and explore endless ramen topping options. -
The 2 Big Mistakes You Should Avoid When Making Flan
Avoid common pitfalls to perfect flan like overmixing and skipping straining. And get ideas to elevate your dessert with espresso, bourbon, or matcha infusions. -
The Significance Of Olive Oil During Hanukkah
Whether it is used to fry up latkes or in lighting the menorah, olive oil is a part of many contemporary Hanukkah festivities. -
For The Crinkliest Cookies, You Need This Sheet Pan Hack
Get perfectly crispy cookies by using a sheet pan trick; bang the pan with your dough on it in order to deflate and flatten the cookies for crisp edges. -
The Yiddish Roots Of The Egg Cream
Egg creams are a classic treat with somewhat mysterious origins, possibly created by Jewish immigrants in Brooklyn in the late 19th century. -
Can You Freeze Your Leftover Halloween Candy?
If your sweet tooth is depleted and you want to save your baking for Thanksgiving, try popping your leftover Halloween candy in the freezer. -
Tired Of Eating All That Leftover Halloween Candy? Add Them To Baked Goods.
Adding leftover Halloween candy to baked goods can enhance these recipes all while extending your Halloween spirit, even if for a little while. -
The Baking Ingredient That Makes Roasted Vegetables So Crispy
In addition to being a fantastic thickening agent or baking ingredient, cornstarch can also help make your roasted vegetables extra crispy. -
Eating Brisket During Hanukkah Goes Further Back Than You'd Expect
Brisket became popular among Ashkenazi Jewish communities because of its size, kosher status, and low price point. Today it's a staple at Hanukkah celebrations. -
Guy Fieri's Must-Have Thanksgiving Casserole (And The One He Never Eats)
When it comes to Thanksgiving, Guy Fieri is quite the fan of green bean casserole, but there's another side he can't stand: sweet potato casserole. -
Curry Powder Is The Seasoning Your Egg Salad Deserves
Add some excitement to classic egg salad by adding in curry powder. The complex spice of curry pairs well with the zingy taste of mayonnaise. -
The Reason Your Favorite Trader Joe's Items Are Always Sold Out
Trader Joe's has become a cultural phenomenon and it's in-demand products are often bought by resellers who sell them for a marked-up cost online. -
The Symbolic Reasoning Behind Eating Latkes On Hanukkah
Latkes or potato pancakes are served each year during the eight-night holiday Hanukkah, but how exactly did they make their way into Hanukkah celebrations? -
What Is Drambuie And How Do You Drink It?
Drambuie is made from Scotch whisky combined with spices, herbs, and honey. It brings a sweet, spiced honey taste to the natural warmth of whisky. -
Why You Shouldn't Believe 'Beer Before Liquor, Never Sicker'
The belief that drinking beer before liquor makes your hangovers worse is often upheld as a stone-cold fact, but it's actually not true. -
Skyline Chili Is A Spicy And Sweet Ode To Cincinnati
Skyline chili is the combination of a sweet and spicy chili over a plate of spaghetti. It's a signature Cincinnati dish and an iconic Midwestern comfort food. -
You're Making A Crucial Mistake By Rinsing Your Pasta
By rinsing your pasta, you're actually making it more difficult to get a nice coating of sauce on your dish, certainly a frustrating dining experience. -
What Is Mezcal And How Do You Drink It?
Often associated with bottles featuring labels with a signature larva, mezcal is the smoky, more distinctive cousin to the ever-popular tequila. -
The Flavorful Reason You Should Think Twice About Buying Jarred Garlic
As crushed and minced garlic sits, its flavor becomes less intense. As a result, jarred garlic has a duller flavor than fresh. Still, it's super convenient. -
French Onion Mashed Potatoes Are The Thanksgiving Side You Need
The key to a more exciting bowl of mashed potatoes might be in your pantry right now. Add a bit of French onion soup mix to elevate this Thanksgiving side. -
What People Actually Ate At The First Thanksgiving
Based on the remaining accounts of the event and knowledge of American agriculture, we know the first Thanksgiving looked very different from today's meals. -
Chocolate And Rum Are A Pairing That's Meant To Be
Pairing your rum with chocolate can help you enjoy the complex flavors of both. Understanding which rum to pair with which chocolate is key to enjoying the duo. -
What Makes Starbucks Reserve Locations Unique
Starbucks Reserve locations (including stores, bars, and roasteries) take your Starbucks experience to another level of luxury and indulgence. -
Pickle Popsicles Are The Perfect Way To Stay Cool During A Heat Wave
Pickles are usually found in the back of your fridge, and served on top of sandwiches, but they might be what you need to level up your summer popsicle game. -
Boston Coolers Are The Ginger-Flavored Milkshake You Should Start Sipping
Not a milkshake, not quite an ice cream float, the Boston Cooler (a blend of ginger ale and vanilla ice cream) is a soda shop staple for Detroit locals.
