Matthew Spina

Buffalo

Staff Reporter at Buffalo News

Retired reporter. Guy who cuts his own hair.

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How To Prepare Asparagus As A Pizza Topping For The Absolute Best Texture

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Matthew Spina

Asparagus is one of those ingredients that you probably never considered for pizza, but now you immediately want to try it. It is not an ideal choice for pairing with a red sauce, where the vegetal flavor of asparagus can be overwhelmed by the acidic and sweet tomatoes, but if you are in the mood for white pizza, it is ideal.
The Common BBQ Mistake That Dries Out Your Brisket (And The Rule To Prevent It)

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Matthew Spina

For a lot of aspiring pitmasters, brisket is the ultimate challenge, and the one thing you don't want to do is dry it out. The difficulty of cooking brisket comes from its anatomy. Cut from the pectoral area of the cow, brisket muscles do a lot of work, and that makes them lean while developing a lot of connective tissue.
McDonalds Vs Burger King: Which Fast Food Chain Came First?

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Matthew Spina

McDonald's vs. Burger King is one of the most famous rivalries in American food, challenged only by the Coke or Pepsi debate. Fighting over the most iconic of American dishes, the two are at the top in the fast food field. According to a QSR report, McDonald's and Burger King have the first and second most burger restaurant locations in the U.S., although Wendy's is in second place by revenue.
Why Sirloin Isn't A Choice Cut Of Steak At Fine Dining Restaurants

4 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Matthew Spina

Some steakhouse classics will always be highlighted by a fine dining establishment. But sirloin, despite being one of the most well-known cuts of steak, susually isn't one of them. This may surprise some people because, according to Cargill's Future of Beef report, sirloin steaks are actually the second most popular cut at restaurants. However, sirloin sees the biggest variation in its popularity between casual restaurants and their high-end counterparts.
Here's How Many Chocolate-Covered Espresso Beans It Takes To Equal A Cup Of Coffee

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Matthew Spina

Chocolate-covered espresso beans are a delicious snack any time of day, but you need to be careful eating them after you would normally stop drinking coffee because you might be consuming more caffeine than you realize. Tracking caffeine content in espresso beans can be tough because there are a lot of variables at work, but in general coffee beans have more concentrated levels of caffeine than coffee, and even espresso, because they aren't being diluted by water.
The Underrated, Budget-Friendly Cut Of Steak That's Perfect For Grilling

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Matthew Spina

The fire-kissed flavor of grilled steak is so enticing that you probably want it to be a regular part of your dinner rotation, and that means finding a cut of steak that isn't too hard on your wallet. Sure, a grilled ribeye is a thing of beauty, but who has the money to shell out for them week after week? Instead, you want to be looking for more budget-friendly options, which usually means looking for lesser-known cuts instead of premiere options like filet mignon and T-bone.
Cake Or Bread? How To Know Which Bake Is Which

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Matthew Spina

Anytime you start getting into strict definitions around food terms like cake and bread, you are bound to run into a million complications, but there are a few basic guidelines that can help separate them. The complications are clear in something like banana bread, which is made much like a cake and yet, for some reason, is still called bread, most likely because of its similarity to quick breads.
Is Jersey Mike A Real Person Or Just The Name Of A Sandwich Chain?

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Matthew Spina

When Jersey Mike's was sold in 2024, the owner of the sandwich chain became a multi-billionaire, but his name wasn't Mike. With the dubious origins of so many chain restaurant names and mascots, you'd be forgiven for thinking that "Jersey Mike" is just another piece of branding. After all, Colonel Sanders wasn't a real colonel, and there is no person named "Arby" behind the roast beef spot.
Here's Exactly What's In McDonald's Eggs

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Matthew Spina

The chain may be most famous for its iconic burgers and fries, but McDonald's is also the reigning American champion of eggs. People certainly love McDonald's breakfast, and it shows in the figures, as the company is the number one buyer of eggs in the United States, going through more than two billion each year. And while industrial food production of this scale often raises some eyebrows, McDonald's eggs don't actually have that many added ingredients.
The Fuss-Free Way Of Rotating Grilled Hot Dogs Every Time

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Matthew Spina

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysGrilled hot dogs are one of the simple joys of the summer, but if you are a true hot dog lover you want to get every step right.

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Matthew Spina @MatthewSpina1

25 Mar 25

I don’t believe you.

Karoline Leavitt @PressSec

Jeffrey Goldberg is well-known for his sensationalist spin. Here are the facts about his latest story: 1. No “war plans” were discussed. 2. No classified material was sent to the thread. 3. The White House Counsel’s Office has provided guidance on a number of different

Matthew Spina @MatthewSpina1

25 Mar 25

RT @PressSec: Jeffrey Goldberg is well-known for his sensationalist spin. Here are the facts about his latest story: 1. No “war plans” wer…

Matthew Spina @MatthewSpina1

2 Nov 24

So presidential