The Popular Mississippi Seafood Restaurant That Started As A Humble Food Stand
One popular Mississippi seafood restaurant has managed humble food stand beginnings and multiple hurricanes to become a local culinary institution.
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Stories By Chris Day
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Ina Garten's Genius Tip For Quick And Easy Crème Anglaise
If the prospect of crafting a créme anglaise from scratch sounds like a bit much, celeb chef Ina Garten has an easy hack here that's pure genius.
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Gravlax And Lox May Sound The Same, But They Taste Different
Sure, gravlax and lox may sound the same and both are made from salmon, but a taste will reveal that they can taste very different from one another.
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How Does Pink Velvet Cake Differ From The Red Variety?
It's true that pink velvet cake comes in a rosy hue, but there are some more significant differences between it and red velvet cake you ought to know.
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Julia Child's Favorite Dessert Is A Forgotten French Treasure
Julie Child's favorite dessert is an often-forgotten classic of French cuisine with a short ingredients list but some tricky technical requirements.
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The Unconscious Mistake You're Making When Buying Bottled Water
Bottled water may seem like a non-controversial and easy choice, but there may be a key unconscious mistake you're making when buying the stuff.
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For A Faster Checkout Line At Aldi, Follow One Unspoken Rule
To keep things moving along in the Aldi checkout line, be sure you follow one often unspoken but key rule. Doing so helps both you and the cashier - here's how.
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The Discontinued Ben & Jerry's Flavor That Had A Hint Of Booze
Ben & Jerry's has had quite a few daring, discontinued flavors over the years, but one favorite had a hint of booze and was based on a classic cocktail.
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Is Kopi Luwak Coffee Really Made From Poop?
Kopi luwak is a very expensive coffee that's allegedly made from animal feces. But is that really the case? Here's the truth of how this coffee is crafted.
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One Montana Bar Brings The Deep Blue Sea To The Mountains
If you find yourself in Great Falls, Montana, then you have the opportunity to enjoy a unique bar experience that brings a bit of the sea to the West.
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What Exactly Is A Rail Drink?
You may hear of rail drinks on your visit to a bar, but what exactly does the term mean and should you order it as part of your next beverage?
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Before Brewing Your Next Cup Of Coffee, Remember A Golden Ratio
When brewing your next cup of coffee, figuring out the right amount of water and coffee grounds may seem daunting. Enter what's known as the golden ratio.
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How Picon Punch Became Nevada's Unofficial State Drink
Picon punch is widely considered to be the unofficial state drink of Nevada, but there's more to its story than being a darling of the Silver State bar scene.
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How One New Jersey Castle-Themed Diner Gives Guests A Royal Experience
For a unique and unforgettable dining experience, one New Jersey diner takes fantastical castle theming to the next level. Here's how the place does it.
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How To Clean Your Baking Sheets So They Shine Like New
Baking sheets can take on all sorts of cooked-on grime. Thankfully, some pantry staples can help you get them shining again, though it will take elbow grease.
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Here's Why McDonald's Doesn't Sell Salads Anymore
Those looking for a fast food salad can't expect much from McDonald's anymore. Here's why the fast food giant cut salads from its menus nationwide.
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Opera Cake Doesn't Have Very Musical Origins
Despite its name, the rich and layered treat known as opera cake doesn't actually have much to do with the opera beyond a superficial resemblance.
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Limoncello Is Only 3 Ingredients But Making It Takes Time
Limoncello is a widely-beloved drink enjoyed after dinner. You can make it at home, too, but while the process is easy, it will require some real patience.
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Soda And Tonic Water Aren't That Similar Aside From The Bubbles
Sure, a glass of soda and another of tonic water may look the same, but take a sip and you'll quickly like that these beverages are dramatically different.
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Gordon Ramsay's Favorite Fast Food Burger Is A California Classic
Celeb chef Gordon Ramsay has high-level food opinions and high-quality ingredients at his fingertips, but his favorite fast food burger is a popular fave.
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The Food Trends Anthony Bourdain Hated With A Passion
Anthony Bourdain was well-known for his blunt opinions on just about everything, but he was particularly vocal about his passionate hate for some food trends.
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The Extra Shot You Need To Perfectly Balance An Amaretto Sour
If you find that your amaretto sour cocktail is overly sweet or sour, you can work to balance the ingredients by adding a shot of one beloved liquor.
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What's So Special About Bottled-In-Bond Whiskey?
Bottled in bond isn't just some marketing term on your whiskey. It turns out that this label is pretty informative. Here's why you may want to seek it out.
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The Foods You'll Never Find In Ina Garten's Kitchen
Ina Garten is famous for her cooking skill and broad culinary knowledge, but a few sorts of food are practically banned from her kitchen for life.
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The Very Scandinavian Origins Of Egg Coffee
Egg coffee may sound surprising to some, but it's a classic of Midwestern coffee culture with strong roots in Scandinavian immigrant communities.
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The Oldest Pub In The World Has Been Around Since Viking Times
If you want to quaff an adult beverage with a serious helping of history on the side, then you'll want to visit the oldest known pub in the world.a
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How Olive Oil Can Enhance Your Next Dessert
Why restrict your use of olive oil to savory dishes? With a bit of an open mind, you can see that this flavor is more than welcome in a variety of desserts.
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