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Good news for French fry lovers

March 17, 2026 · Darcie

French fries are a ubiquitous side dish to any fast food or casual restaurant meal, and even find their way onto a few fine dining menus. What's not to love? A golden, crisp exterior that yields to soft fluffy interior…

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March 15, 2026 · Darcie

The viral Korean sweet potato hack that's been circulating in social media promises that a good old-fashioned "one weird trick" will recreate the custard-like texture of goguma, whole roasted sweet potatoes sold at…

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March 8, 2026 · Darcie

I think I may have discovered my dream job. A posh members' club in the Belgravia area of London recently posted an opening for a butter sommelier. The advertisement said that the club is looking for “a passionate…

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Not your mother's dinner spoon

March 7, 2026 · Darcie

A spoon is a spoon is a spoon, right? Not according to thousands of chefs working in esteemed restaurants. In the world of professional kitchens, one spoon rules them all: the Kunz spoon. Developed by chef Gary Kunz…

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Never too old to cook

March 4, 2026 · Darcie

When you enter your golden years, the cooking load tends to lighten. Children have grown and left and there are probably fewer dinner parties. Once you go to a nursing home or assisted living facility, it is possible…

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March 1, 2026 · Darcie

Fans of Caroline Chambers' cookbook What to Cook When You Don't Feel Like Cooking take note: Chambers recently announced that she is writing a follow up to this bestseller. This one is for people who are looking for…

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RIP recipe cards?

February 28, 2026 · Darcie

With all of the retro kitchen trends that are happening now, you might expect that all things vintage would be making a comeback in the kitchen. However, even though retro bowls, kitschy decorations, and appliances that…

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The banana split gets a glow up

February 25, 2026 · Darcie

The banana split was invented over 100 years ago, reportedly by David "Doc" Strickler, a University of Pittsburgh pharmacy student who was working as a soda jerk in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. Since then it has been enjoyed…