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Raspberry Kamikaze Shot: Easy Recipe At Home
By Marry
Drink Guides

Raspberry Kamikaze Shot: Easy Recipe At Home

People call the Kamikaze cocktail a drink that marks maturity. Because its name originates from Japanese with the meaning of expressing strength and decisiveness. This will be a great drink for parties and gatherings of adult friends. Instead of going to a bar, you can also learn how to make a raspberry kamikaze shot. Enjoy raspberry kamikaze shot in full flavor About raspberry kamikaze shot The history of the Kamikaze cocktail is rather obscure. It has been suggested that Kamikaze originated as the Japanese slipper cocktail. It was born after World War II. Originated in Tokyo, at the bar of…
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Stop Light Shot Cocktail Recipe to Enjoy At Home
By Marry
Drink Guides

Stop Light Shot Cocktail Recipe to Enjoy At Home

Making cocktails is not too difficult, making cocktail stop light shot is not too complicated. As long as the Bartender understands the principle of implementation, the principle of combining ingredients and a little ingenuity, it will definitely succeed. A few specific instructions below will make it easier for you to do. Enjoy the stop light shot made by yourself About iron stop light shot Stop light shot is a drink often concocted in bars. The composition of this cocktail is made up of three cups of vodka. There will be extremely eye-catching colorful fruit flavors. The characteristics of this wine…
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Iron Butterfly Drink (Unique Recipe)
By Marry
Drink Guides

Iron Butterfly Drink (Unique Recipe)

Every Bartender strives to improve and perfect his craft every day. The aim is to serve the diverse needs of every customer. Are you a novice Bartender looking for the most unique cocktail recipe? Looking for the iron butterfly drink recipe? Then don't ignore the instructions given in the article below. About iron butterfly drink Nearly every cocktail is created from a spirit. Simultaneously combine the preparation with other ingredients. Examples are fragrances and colorants. And to form the iron butterfly drink also needs to go through that process.  Today, the needs of diners are increasingly diversified and enhanced. They…
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How to keep Corn Tortillas from falling apart – The options you have
By Luong Tan
Rice & Grain Guides,

How to keep Corn Tortillas from falling apart – The options you have

Corn tortillas are generally loved for their versatility and health benefits. So, we'd certainly understand that you'd want to make some at home or incorporate them into your diet. But sometimes, you find that your tortillas fall apart just before you use them or afterward. So, keep reading to find out how to keep corn tortillas from falling apart and what you can do to stop it! What causes corn tortillas to fall apart? One of the significant reasons corn tortillas break or fall apart is if they aren't warm enough. Once the corn tortilla is not used for a…
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How hot does an Electric Stove get?
By Luong Tan
Kitchen Basics, , ,

How hot does an Electric Stove get?

Electric stoves are peculiar for getting hot. But how hot does an electric stove get? You'd be surprised. This article answers the question: how hot does an electric stove get? And how to keep your other cookware from overheating. So let's delve right in! How hot does an electric stove get? An electric stove is a stove that has a fused electrical heating device for cooking and baking. An electric stove can get very hot, hot enough to melt pots at its highest temperature if care isn't taken. When the small coil that is in an electric stove is adjusted…
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Can Cooked Chicken be Pink?
By Luong Tan
Chicken Guides, ,

Can Cooked Chicken be Pink?

It is generally believed that if your chicken is pink, it is raw. But is that true? This article clears the confusion. We'll tell you if an adequately cooked chicken can be pink and why this also happens. Stick around! Can Cooked chicken be pink? Yes, cooked chicken can still be pink. It's a common stereotype that chicken is only safe to eat when it's no longer pink. However, that's not true. The color of the chicken doesn't indicate how well cooked it is and doesn't mean it isn't safe to eat. The pink color in cooked chicken often happens…
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How Long Does Canned Whipped Cream last?
By Luong Tan
Pantry Guides, , ,

How Long Does Canned Whipped Cream last?

From experience, whipped cream is one of every baker’s favorite creams. It certainly makes a huge difference as a topping. But before you fill up your pantry with cans of this delicious and versatile cream, how long will you be able to hold on to it? Let’s find out. How long does canned whipped cream last? Canned whipped cream can last up to 2-3 months after opening, depending on how well they are stored. After opening your whipped cream, storing it in a refrigerator or freezer will keep it from spoiling for at least 2-3 months. However, if unopened, canned…
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How to Tell When Bacon Is Done
By Luong Tan
Pork Guides, , ,

How to Tell When Bacon Is Done

Bacon is a big part of the non-vegan diet. If you're an avid meat-eater, you'd have attempted to make some bacon at home. While trying to make bacon at home, you're not alone if you often struggle to tell when bacon is done. Unfortunately, there's a lot of conflicting information online about how to tell when bacon is done; we're here to change that. So how do you tell when bacon is done? It's easy. Bacon is considered wholly done when the color changes from pink to brown, and the fatty layers shrink. Find other features that help you tell…
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How Long Does it Take to Digest Ramen Noodles? 
By Luong Tan
Food Guides, Noodles Guides, ,

How Long Does it Take to Digest Ramen Noodles? 

Noodles go in, and poop comes out later on; kind of a normal process, right? But what happens in between? People assume or have been told that it takes longer to digest ramen noodles, but how long does it take to digest ramen noodles? The amount of time it takes to digest ramen noodles depends on the type of ramen noodles. For example, quick or instant ramen noodles often take long (up to 32 hours) to digest. On the other hand, homemade ramen noodles are often digested within two hours, usually taking a shorter time than instant noodles. There's a…
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What to Eat When Nothing Sounds Good: 10 Great Meal Ideas
By Johny
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What to Eat When Nothing Sounds Good: 10 Great Meal Ideas

Somedays, you can be hungry but nothing sounds good to eat. It doesn’t mean you’re not hungry, and it doesn’t mean you’re sick, it also does not mean you have no appetite. It just means you have not yet thought of the food that suits your mood at that time. it can be really hard to figure out what to eat when nothing sounds good to eat, but we have some really good ideas. I’m Hungry but Nothing Sounds Good to Eat Your emotions can affect your appetite, either causing you to not want food or causing you to crave…
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Does BBQ Sauce Go Bad?
By Johny
Pantry Guides

Does BBQ Sauce Go Bad?

BBQ sauce is made primarily from tomato sauce, vinegar, sugar, salt, and some other ingredients. It is used as a condiment to other dishes or to marinate meat. It is usually sweet, spicy, sometimes tangy, and has such a long shell life that many people wonder if BBQ sauce goes bad. Since some of its ingredients, like vinegar, sugar, and lemon juice are natural preservatives, it lasts for much longer than the printed ‘best before’ date suggests. It sometimes happens that after preparing a BBQ menu, on getting to where your remaining sauce is stored, you find it open, past…
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What Is Tomato Frito?
By Luong Tan
European Cuisines

What Is Tomato Frito?

Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) is a widely grown plant commonly cultivated for its edible fruits. Indeed, it is one of the most popular fruits in the world. Although the original domestication of the tomato plant is not established, China remains the largest producer of tomatoes with an output that accounts for nearly 33% of global production. When it was newly discovered, tomatoes were mainly used as ornamental plants which were planted in the gardens of the high-class citizens across Europe because they were rare and they symbolize affluence. Their fruits were also believed to be inedible or maybe poisonous until the…
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