The Toaster Tortilla Hack That'll Make Crispy Quesadillas In A Flash
It's easy to forget that your toaster can do more than make toast. It's actually the ideal appliance for a quick quesadilla that's deliciously crisp and cheesy.
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Stories By Michelle Welsch
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Drink Wine, Eat Oysters, And Sample Foie Gras While Running This French Marathon
Running a marathon might not be everyone's idea of a good time, but the wine and snack-lined Marathon du Médoc is far from your typical 26.2-mile trudge. -
The Murky Origin Story Behind The Snow Cone
Nothing beats a snow cone on a scorching summer day, but who exactly whipped up this chilly treat first? Here's a look at the origins of this beloved snack. -
What It Means When You See A Yellow Tag At Whole Foods
The organization inside grocery stores like Whole Foods is remarkable. Knowing what each sign means, including the yellow tag, will make shopping easier. -
What To Keep In Mind When Ordering Costco's Custom Cakes
Costco offers custom cakes at its bakery, but there are a number of things you need to know before you can schedule yours for pick-up. -
Pair Bourbon With S'mores For A Cozy Campfire Treat
S'mores may come packed with just as much childhood nostalgia as toasted marshmallow, but when paired with bourbon they are an adult treat. -
Not All Le Creuset Dutch Oven Knobs Are Created Equal. Here's Why
Le Creuset knobs are not all the same. Different ones come in different shapes and finishes and can withstand different temperatures atop dutch ovens. -
Watermelon Fries Are The Unique Way To Serve Fruit This Summer
Watermelon fries are easy to make and can be paired with dips like Greek yogurt or whipped cream. And that's just the start to this fun treat. -
The Controversial Origins Of The Classic Potato Skins Appetizer
Loaded potato skins are a delicious appetizer. But what is their origin? The answer is murky and a little controversial -- and we're here to explain it. -
What Kind Of Alcohol Is Actually In BeatBox Drinks?
BeatBox drinks are a delicious fruity cocktail that comes in many varieties, but the base alcohol that makes up some of these beverages may surprise you. -
How To Drink Fernet And Bring Out Its Herbal Flavor
Fernet is an amaro that packs a punch, but here's how you can enjoy this caramel-colored Italian liqueur by drawing out its vibrant herbal flavor. -
The Pantry Staple That Paul Hollywood Fills His Chocolate Lava Cakes With
Celebrity chef Paul Hollywood has an unconventional take on chocolate lava cakes, filling them with a different ingredient entirely. -
What Makes New York The Bagel Capital Of The World?
If you've ever tasted a bagel in New York you know they're something special. We look at when bagels first arrived to the city and how they became so iconic. -
When Did Nespresso First Launch Its Line Of Chocolates?
Nespresso has a line of chocolates to pair with its popular coffee pods. But when did the company release its first collection of the desserts? -
This Is When Nespresso Opened Its Very First Boutique
Part of Nespresso's coffee-pod success has come from their in-person stores, or boutiques, as they like to call them. Find out when and where they started. -
Cruise Into New Territory With Salad Boats This Summer
Summer is the perfect season for lighter fare. Repurpose your favorite salad recipes or sandwich fillings to create delicious salad boats this season. -
How Hot Cross Buns Got Their Name (And A Dedicated Song)
Hot cross buns, hot cross buns, one-a-penny, two-a-penny, hot cross buns. Now we've given you that earworm, have a read on the history of the buns and the song. -
A Fun 'Sprinkle Bath' Will Create Dazzling Cakes Every Time
Looking for a creative twist on a pantry staple? Try giving your frosted treats a "sprinkle bath" for an Instagram-worthy appearance that's sure to impress. -
Get Creative With Dessert And Make Your Own Cool Whip Bowl
While Cool-Whip usually plays a supporting role, this creative recipe flips the script, turning that unassuming topping into the undeniable star of the show. -
The Unexpected Jobs Chuck Williams Held Before Opening Williams Sonoma
Before making his mark with Williams Sonoma, Chuck Williams tried his hand at a series of odd jobs before finding success in the home and kitchen retail space. -
The Viral Chocolate Bar That Is Rare To Find Anywhere But Dubai
If you've been online lately, you've likely heard about a viral chocolate bar that can only be acquired in Dubai. So, what makes this sweet treat so special? -
This Is The Only Place In The World You Can Find Purple Honey
Purple honey stands out in a world of golden-hued sweeteners, but there is only one place in the world where bees produce this lavender-colored treat. -
The Translation Error That's Responsible For Horseradish's Name
If you've ever puzzled over what horses have to do with horseradish, rest assured, you're not alone. The name actually stems from a rather interesting mix-up. -
Your Matzo Toffee Recipe Is Incomplete Without Flaky Sea Salt
Matzo crackers make a great foundation for toffee, but your sweets definitely need to be cut through with some salty goodness sprinkled on top. -
The Significance Behind Each Bottle Of Bob Dylan's Whiskey Brand
Bob Dylan imbues every one of his projects with his signature artistic flair, and that includes the bottles for his whiskey brand, Heaven's Door. -
For The Best Crust On Smash Burgers, Skip The Grease
You don't need to grease your pan with oil or butter to spark the Maillard reaction and create a crisp crust and juicy middle when making smash burgers. -
Stop Slow Sipping Your Egg White Cocktail. Here's Why
If you're a fan of whiskey sours you might want to enjoy it at a decent pace. This will help avoid one unpleasant side effect of these kinds of drinks.
