Some people think of May as the start of summer but what about being the national hamburger month? Here’s how to celebrate everything burgers. Well, you make burgers, of course! Stuffed, topped, and seasoned to perfection. Everyone likes some type of burger, whether it’s big, red, and juicy, or a black bean burger with Mexican …
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Try these baking hacks the next time you want to throw something in the oven. You’ll be happy you knew all these tips and tricks. Non-Food Coloring, Food Coloring What? Well, there are some products that you can use to color your food, that isn’t food coloring. One of these products is Jello. That’s right. …
Pizza is as American as hotdogs and baseball, and the fact that 93% of us have eaten pizza within the last month only goes to show how we feel about it. Here are a bunch of other pizza fun facts. In 2001, Pizza Hut delivered a six-inch salami pizza to the International Space Station. This …
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The more pasta the better, at least for National Noodle Month. These pastas are so good and the easiest, which will you try this month? Plain Noodles Also known as buttered noodles. Noodle lovers are going to tell you that (any) noodles with butter is the ultimate snack, side dish, or Hell, even meal. Add …
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There are so many ways to use baking soda beyond baking in the kitchen. Let’s find new things to do all around the house. Deep Clean in the Kitchen Deep clean a pan, specifically. Sometimes we think we scorched a pan, we feel we burned it so bad and wore it out that the pan …
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March is National Pasta Month, and this carb lover is going to celebrate. These are some of the most delicious and indulgent pasta dishes you have to try this month. Chicken Pasta with Sun-Dried Tomatoes and Mozzarella Sun-dried tomatoes add a slightly smoky flavor and tomato with a twist type of flavor to the dishes …
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No matter how badly we want life to return to normal already, we’re still mired in COVID regulations, trying to keep each other safe. Part of the landscape of the past year has been the reduced capacity for indoor dining in restaurants. During the warmer months, outdoor dining gave us some sense of normalcy, even …
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This year’s period of Lent started this week. During this time, adherents of some Christian denominations are supposed to give up one or more earthly pleasures in remembrance of Jesus’ sacrifice. Food has traditionally been a significant part of Lent. Christians are encouraged to give up eating meat, and to fast in preparation for Easter. …
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If Ranked Subway Sandwiches From 1-10: Part One didn’t have your favorite Subway sub, maybe you’ll find it in this one. Italian B.M.T. This yummy Italian sub has pepperoni, Genoa salami, Black Forest ham, and whatever cheese and vegetables you want to add to it. A delicious suggestion is to add lettuce, tomato, pepper, onion, …
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Subway was the healthiest fast food restaurant for years in a row, and more recently has come under fire for using “fake” tuna, or better yet no tuna, in its tuna salad sub. Nonetheless, here are a bunch of Subway subs to help you get hungry for your next meal. Oven Roasted Chicken This sub …
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