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Despite rising prostate cancer rates, there are known prostate-friendly foods to add to your diet which can significantly reduce your risk It is worth noting that the month of November is annually dedicated to general men’s health issues, but most prominently prostate cancer. Some men participate in “No Shave November”, where they don’t shave in […]
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Yes, yes I know. We’ve talked at length about garlic hacks. We all love the taste and despise the prep work. We’ve talked before about how to peel garlic with the help of the microwave, a cocktail shaker (bonus cardio workout), or a few bowls. In addition, we’ve also chatted about peeling individual cloves with your bare hands (hulk smash) and with the side of your knife (old school — no hacks involved).
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From Apartment Therapy → A Third of Americans Would Rather Do This Than Host Thanksgiving
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If you or some of your loved ones follow a gluten-free diet, Thanksgiving can be a little tricky to get a handle on, given that some of the best parts of the meal — the stuffing and the pies, for starters — are off limits. However, almost anything can be turned gluten-free (even the rolls!) with the help of a few ingredient substitutions. Here is our best gluten-free menu for the holiday.
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There are a million ways to make a stack of gorgeous pancakes. You can make them with buttermilk, cornmeal, sweet potatoes, ricotta, and even cream cheese. And then, of course, there’s the controversial two-ingredient pancake that’s made from just banana and eggs. There’s so many variations that it begs the question: What exactly does constitute as a pancake? If the ingredients don’t matter, is it how the pancakes look? Do pancakes need to be dense, flat, and round? A new technique floating around the internet suggests otherwise.
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For some reason, you don’t hear that much about people hitting up Costco for Black Friday. You hear about the crowds at Best Buy and the hoards at Walmart, but no one really talks much about Costco, right? They should, though, because there are some legit good deals — on televisions, yes, of course, but also on kitchen stuff.
Here are the five best kitchen-related Black Friday deals that will be happening at Costco.
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It’s not always possible to go home to see your family for Thanksgiving, and thus Friendsgiving was born. Getting together with your friends to eat lots of delicious food and drink lots of delicious drinks might sound like an average Saturday night to some, but this is different. There’s way more planning involved to pull off a great Friendsgiving, and with it comes more potluck-style food, pitcher drinks, and maybe even place settings.
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Even if you haven’t carved (or cooked!) the turkey yet, it’s time to start thinking about Black Friday. The sales are plentiful and you’ll be extra thankful if you get in on some of these deals. We’ve rounded up the 15 best sales and deals at some of our favorite retailers.
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One of the most important discoveries we made while developing and refining the recipes in Modernist Bread is that yeast is among the most resilient life-forms we’ve ever encountered (and we encounter many in our lab, which we share with a bunch of biologists).
As it turns out, freezing temperatures do not kill all the yeast and lactic acid bacteria in a preferment or starter. Some die, but most remain dormant while frozen. The key is to know how to “wake it up” properly and to feed it well so it comes back strong and ready to leaven.
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