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A glossy, paper-thin crust is a sure sign of brownies loaded with cocoa butter, and a solid indication that their flavor will shine through as well. To that end, these brownies are made with dark...
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View ArticleHow to Use Raw Sugar: Jaggery, Gula Melaka, Panela, and More
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View ArticleThis Easy Braised Lamb Takes Spicy-Sweet Inspiration From Mexico
This dish is made for those nights when you want something that tastes like someone's slaved away at it for hours, but you're in charge of the cooking and you'd rather watch TV instead.Read More
View ArticleEssential Equipment for Making Cannoli at Home
Making cannoli at home really requires the right gear.Read More
View ArticleOscar Nom Noms: A Themed Menu for the 2018 Academy Awards
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View ArticleTotal Eclipse of the Fart: Your Worst Valentine's Day Dining Disasters
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