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The Hot Brown didn’t start as a statement. It started as a late-night fix. In the 1920s, the Brown Hotel in Louisville needed something more satisfying than cold sandwiches for guests coming back late from dances and events. The kitchen...
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Valentine’s Day has always been tied to New York. Even if you never lived there, you know the picture. Cold air. Sidewalks still wet from melted snow. Restaurants packed tighter than usual. Reservations made weeks ahead, or missed entirely. Movies...
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Super Bowl Sunday doesn't have to be about fancy food. It’s about food that feeds people while they watch, talk, and keep their eyes on the game. Dips are perfect for that: easy to make, easy to serve, and easy...
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You know what Friday nights are for. Friday fish fry in Wisconsin didn’t start as a restaurant tradition. It started at home. For much of the 19th and early 20th centuries, many Catholic families in Wisconsin observed meatless Fridays. Fish...
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Jambalaya was built for momentum. The dish traces back to a mix of influences that define Louisiana cooking. Spanish settlers brought the idea of rice-based one-pot meals similar to paella. French and Creole kitchens added technique. West African and Caribbean...
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