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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Ginny Johnson
Texas Roadhouse, the American steakhouse chain that pays homage to the Lone Star State, isn't just famous for its delicious, yeasty rolls, its wide range of appetizers, or its mouthwatering range of steaks (which we've conveniently ranked). In fact, some of the chain's best menu items are unusual offerings for a fast-casual restaurant, like grilled salmon or smothered chicken. Perhaps surprisingly, the restaurant's pork chops are another delicious find.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Ginny Johnson
Chef, author, and Food Network personality Bobby Flay has plenty of hot takes. He despises fancy burger upgrades, adds oregano to his not-so-classic guacamole, and even eschews ice when mixing together a margarita. But when it comes to a certain spring vegetable, his stance is one that's more universally acknowledged. "A lot of chefs will tell you that frozen green peas sort of trump fresh peas," he shares in a collaboration with Misfits Market on Instagram.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Ginny Johnson
In this day and age, fast food joints are practically required to have a signature sauce to stand out in a crowded field. Chick-fil-A's signature sauce has a mustard and barbecue base. In-N-Out's "spread" is akin to Thousand Island dressing. Shake Shack's signature Shack Sauce goes heavy on the mustard and pickle brine. But for another quick-service sandwich shop (famous for roast beef), Arby's range of condiments are unlike any other.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Ginny Johnson
Ketchup has a few very famous friends: mayonnaise, hot sauce, mustard, and pickle relish to name a few. Sweet, a little tangy, and full of nostalgic flavor, as a condiment, it's one of a kind, yet it's still plenty ripe for experimentation. When we ranked popular ketchup brands, the American classic Heinz came out on top thanks to its pleasantly sugary, familiar flavor.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Ginny Johnson
Cheese balls are the perfect party starter. Customizable with all kinds of cheese, crackers, and crunchy toppings, you can shape and style them however best suits your theme. During Easter, when dyed eggs, chocolate bunnies, and pastel colors are flourishing, a carrot-shaped cheese ball is the adorable answer. First, mix together your preferred blend of soft cheeses, usually a base of cream cheese and some grated Monterey Jack cheese for sharpness.
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