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Whether you've never heard of Rosh Hashanah or you celebrate it each year, everyone can learn a thing or two about the holiday. Read about the symbolic foods eaten to celebrate the Jewish New Year!
Check out our weekly selections for your meal planning this week!
Getting back into the swing of school can be tough—try out these recipes to prevent anyone from getting hangry in the coming busy days! :-)
Gourds can refer to most all fruits in the cucurbitaceae family, whereas melons and squashes are smaller groups. Read on to learn more!
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If you want to entertain but would like to serve something other than wine or beer, try batching some cocktails! It's not as difficult as you might think.
Check out 5 of our favorite bright and colorful summer salads!
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We've assembled 10 superstar dishes to build out your menu this Fourth of July, in case you were short of any inspiration!
If you're a home cook, there's no doubt you've paid attention to salt—but usually it's about how much is the right amount.
You don't need to settle for plain old turkey on sliced bread—the possibilities are only as limited as your imagination!
Yes, we've all put it in a salad dressing. Or maybe it's something you clean your kitchen with. But where does this versatile wonder come from?
You might not use the term "emulsion" in your daily life very much, but you are probably eating them. In your refrigerator, there are likely two or more.
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