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Kendrick Lamar's Surprise Drop at 3AM Crashes Streaming Servers
A 12-track ambient album with zero features. Critics are calling it his most personal work.
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The $400 Omakase That's Redefining What Sushi Means in 2025
Chef Mori's 17-course counter in the Flatiron is booked six months out. We got in.
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Zone 2 Training Is the Longevity Protocol Peter Attia Actually Uses
80% of your training at 130-140bpm. It sounds boring. The biomarkers tell a different story.
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Pappy Van Winkle 23-Year Just Hit the Secondary Market at $8,000
The most sought-after bourbon in America quietly appeared on three auction platforms this week.
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Runtz x Gelato #41 Crosses Are Commanding $80/Eighth in LA
Small-batch craft genetics with terpene profiles that rival Sonoma County wine.
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Korean BBQ Marinades That Actually Penetrate Thick Cuts
The pear vs. kiwi debate, settled — plus the overnight fridge trick no one talks about.
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Tokyo's Hidden Whisky Bars: A Connoisseur's Map
Golden Gai's 300 sq ft temples of aged single malts — ranked and mapped.
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Volcano Classic vs. Mighty+: The Definitive Vaporizer Comparison
After 200 hours of testing, we know which one actually delivers on flavor retention.
See Best Prices →The Vinyl Revival Is Real: Independent Press Sales Up 34% YoY
Collectors are outbidding each other for first pressings. Here's what's worth your money.
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Cold Plunge vs. Contrast Therapy: Which Actually Reduces Inflammation?
The literature is more nuanced than the influencers admit. A meta-analysis breakdown.
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The Cookware Industry Has a Major Fight Brewing Over PFAS Claims
There’s a new front in the war over the safety of chemicals used to make nonstick pans.
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Travel Around Europe And We'll Guess Your Favorite Wine
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Read Article →See Bruce Springsteen Perform ‘People Have the Power’ With Bono and Patti Smith
Springsteen was presented with the 2026 Harry Belafonte Voices for Social Justice Award by the U2 frontman at Tribeca Film Festival
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The 38 Best Restaurants in Paris, According to a French Food Expert
Fish, vegetables, and wine from Caius | Culinary Agency Paris has changed a lot since Eater started rounding up its essential restaurants in 2016. Over the last nine years of writing this map, I’ve watched as the city’s entrenched food pyramid — a top tier of haute-cuisine, followed by dressed-up bourgeois restaurants, and finally a base of bistros and brasseries — has flattened out. Today, you can find outstanding contemporary French cooking at reasonable prices all over Paris. Traditional
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Restaurants Are Going Horse Girl
The Paddock Menu | Masood Shah According to the Chinese zodiac, it’s the year of the horse — and that’s abundantly clear in hospitality. In February, Derby Cup Coffee swung open its New York City doors with an unbuttoned approach to Kentucky Derby prep. April marked the grand reopening and rebranding of Eugene, Oregon’s 80-year-old bar and restaurant the Paddock, a former sports bar that has retained much of its tavern-like spirit (now accented with cheeky, minimalist horse drawings), but wi
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I Tried Erewhon’s New $15,000-a-Year VIP Membership for a Month
The hot bar is one of the easiest places to spend big at Erewhon. | Hilary Pollack When I have friends visiting Los Angeles and I ask where they’d like to eat, of all the incredible restaurants that the city has to offer — old Hollywood steakhouses, elite sushi counters, taco trucks, bustling Korean barbecue spots — there’s one place that always comes up these days: Erewhon. Best known as a wonderland of intriguing specialty products with prices that feel like performance art — $24 coconut y
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How a Sliding-Scale, Worker-Owned Sandwich Shop Makes It Work
The Lucy sandwich at Sea Soil. This excerpt was originally published in Pre Shift, our newsletter for the hospitality industry. Subscribe for more first-person accounts, advice, and interviews. Everyone needs a convenient, accessible place to socialize. But maintaining a cafe, bar, restaurant, or hybrid space that fits the bill has its challenges. In this three-part series, we’re partnering with Spectrum Business to put a spotlight on third spaces and how their operators make them work.
Read Article →5 Best THC Drinks for Beginners: Dosing Guide + Top Picks
You’ve seen them at music festivals, liquor stores, and in your friend’s fridge. Now you’re curious. THC drinks, including seltzers, spirit alternatives, and shots, have spread across mainstream retail over the last two years, providing a hangover-free way to take the edge off without reaching for a beer, glass of wine, or cocktail. If you’ve never tried one, the options… The post 5 Best THC Drinks for Beginners: Dosing Guide + Top Picks appeared first on Hop Culture.
Read Article →Hop Culture’s 5 Best Things in the Shop in April
Spring has officially sprung—and so has our urge to swap stouts for something a little more…sunshine-friendly. The days are longer, the vibes are lighter, and the beers? Let’s just say they’re blooming nicely. From juicy, fruit-forward heavy hitters to crisp lagers made for patio season, April’s lineup is basically your fridge’s seasonal glow-up. 🌷🍺 You know what they say: When… The post Hop Culture’s 5 Best Things in the Shop in April appeared first on Hop Culture.
Read Article →The Road Less Traveled, Revisited: Two Roads’ Bold Bet on Brewing Belgium’s Legendary PALM
Two roads diverged in the craft beer woods, and Two Roads Brewing has never hesitated to take the one with fewer footprints—and better beer at the end of it. From day one, the Connecticut brewery has built its identity around zigging when others zag, honoring tradition while quietly rewriting the rules. Sometimes that means dry-hopping a pilsner before anyone has… The post The Road Less Traveled, Revisited: Two Roads’ Bold Bet on Brewing Belgium’s Legendary PALM appeared first on Hop Cultu
Read Article →Top 11 THC Drinks We Tried in 2025
THC drinks had a breakout year in 2025. What was once a novelty shelf at the corner dispensary has graduated into a full-blown beverage category, with items available at some of the largest retailers nationwide, including Total Wine, Target, Winn-Dixie, and Circle K. The category has borrowed heavily from craft beer, functional drinks, and even spirits. Many consumers are choosing… The post Top 11 THC Drinks We Tried in 2025 appeared first on Hop Culture.
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Tormore Distillery makes its comeback with single malts
The first ongoing releases from the Speyside distillery since its acquisition by Elixir Distillers in 2022 showcase a fruit-forward character. Tormore 12 Year Old, Tormore 16 Year Old Sherry Cask, and the non-age statement Tormore Timeless will be available to purchase from The Whisky Exchange from Monday 15 June, and from retailers nationwide on Monday 29 June. Under the previous owner, Pernod Ricard, Tormore Distillery, located in the Cromdale Hills, was primarily used to produce spirit f
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Could you sink a hole in one to win cask of whisky?
Scottish distillery Eden Mill has launched a 'Pin It To Win It' golf simulator challenge, giving players the chance to win a whisky cask worth £5,000 (US$6,670). The initiative is now active at the Eden Mill Distillery visitor centre in St Andrews – the city dubbed the 'home of golf'. For £10 (US$13), players will get three attempts to land closest to the pin on the simulator. Anyone who achieves a hole-in-one shot will win their very own Eden Mill ex-Bourbon whisky cask worth £5,000, whic
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Garrison Brothers boasts double-digit US growth
Texas-based Bourbon producer Garrison Brothers has posted double-digit national sales growth for its first quarter of 2026, with the biggest gains witnessed in its home state. Founded in 2006 by Dan and Nancy Garrison, Garrison Brothers Distillery, located on a working ranch in Texas Hill Country, is the first and oldest legal whiskey distillery in Texas, and the first distillery outside of Kentucky to produce authentic, handcrafted Bourbon. Now, just over nine months into its national dist
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Re:purpose crafts whisky-inspired spirit from surplus bread
The founders of England’s Shropshire Distillery have launched Re:purpose, a spirits brand that turns surplus ingredients into spirits. Co-founded by Emma and Gareth Glynn, Re:purpose has unveiled its debut collection of small batch spirits that have been crafted with surplus ingredients that ‘deserve a second chance’. Said to be born from a passion for craft, creativity, and conscious production and a frustration with waste, Re:purpose exists to prove that the ingredients the world discards
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Top 10 biggest-selling Scotch Brand Champions
It’s been a tough few years for Scotch, but some brands have managed to weather the storm – with one even managing to grow by double digits. Last year dealt a number of headaches to the Scotch industry, with the tariff back and forth, the rising cost of doing business in the UK, and a decline in global whisky demand, which saw a number of distilleries reduce their workforces. Global Scotch whisky exports declined by 1.8% in value and 4.3% in volume in 2025, according to the Scotch Whisky As
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Macallan debuts campaign with James and Jack Marsden
Edrington's The Macallan Distillery has launched a social campaign called 'Drink of a Generation', featuring father-son duo James and Jack Marsden. The cinematic social campaign focuses on the distillery's high-end Sherry Oak 25- and 30-year-old single malts. The campaign, featuring actor James Marsden and his model son, Jack, aims to highlight the long maturation process of whiskies as both a literal and symbolic bridge between generations. The duo star in a hero film showcasing a 'genera
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Cotswolds unveils seventh Hearts & Crafts edition
English producer Cotswolds Distillery has released the seventh whisky in its Hearts Crafts series, which has been aged in Madeira casks. Launched in 2020, the annual series celebrates the arts and crafts movement, which flourished in the Cotswolds in the late 19th century. The seventh release, Cotswolds Hearts Crafts Madeira Cask Single Malt Whisky, has been matured in hand-selected American oak ex-Madeira casks and bottled non-chill filtered at an ABV of 54%. On the nose, the whisky o
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New York Distilling Co opens Jaywalker bar
Launching today (11 June), Jaywalker is a new cocktail bar and event space inside the Bushwick distillery of New York Distilling Company (NYDC). NYDC said the bar is an ‘ode to the city’s artists and rebels’, with its name echoing the brand’s Jaywalk Rye. The whiskey uses a 17th-century variety of New York rye that is just one-third the size of conventional rye, resulting in a less ‘spicy’ expression. Jaywalker’s cocktails will make use of NYDC spirits, including ‘approachable’ riffs on the
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Isle of Harris Distillery contributes £13.8m to economy
An independent report from MKA Economics has shown the impact the gin and whisky producer has had on the Isle of Harris since it launched in 2015. The small distillery in Tarbert village is known for its sugar kelp-infused Harris Gin and The Hearach single malt, which was the first legally distilled whisky in the Hebridean island’s history. It currently employs 31 of Harris’ 1,800 residents and has reportedly paid £10.7 million (US$14.3m) in wages since launch. The distillery's owners hope
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Hayman’s gin terrace opens in Covent Garden
Family-owned distiller Hayman's has partnered with LW Theatres to open its Gin Bar at The Terrace, located at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London. The activation is part of Hayman's Distillery's established partnership with LW Theatres. Theatre Royal Drury Lane is located in the heart of London's West End in Covent Garden, just a short walk from the underground station. Throughout June, the summer terrace will feature a special Spritz menu showcasing the brand's portfolio. The offerings in
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Spirited Awards whittles down to top four
The Tales of the Cocktail Foundation (TOTCF) has announced the top four international, US, world and writing and media finalists for the Spirited Awards. The Spirited Awards will take place on 23 July, during the 24th Tales of the Cocktail (TOTC) festival (19-24 July). A national top 10 for the US and a global top 10 had already been revealed, with those lists now pared back to just four per category. “The Spirited Awards continue to celebrate the individuals, establishments, brands, and s
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Daily Pour buys festival brand Whiskey Riot
Media and events platform The Daily Pour has become the largest producer of whiskey festivals in the US after acquiring Whiskey Riot. Whiskey Riot is said to be one of the most recognised whiskey festival brands across the US. With Whiskey Riot under its umbrella, The Daily Pour (formerly known as Bottle Raiders) now operates four festival and event brands: Whiskey Washback, Whiskey Riot, Arte Agave, and Drinks with Benefits. This has expanded its portfolio to more than 30 nationwide events
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Taste Napa Valley – Learn By Drinking course
Start learning today about Napa Valley wines through a guided tasting course with wine expert Madeline Puckette.
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Wine Folly Wine Club 003 – Aging Vessels
This month’s wine club shipment theme is “Aging Vessels: Oak, Stainless, Concrete.” We’ll be tasting four wines that each use a different aging method to understand how aging affects wine taste.
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Opening 40-Year-Old Wine (Video)
Opening old vintage wine is a once in a lifetime experience. Here are some things we learned while opening 40 year old wine. Get ready for a few surprises!
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Taste Argentina – Learn By Drinking Course
Learn about and taste 6 amazing Argentina wines in a guided tasting course with wine expert Madeline Puckette.
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Pinot Noir of Marlborough on the Rise
Pinot Noir is growing in popularity in Marlborough, New Zealand. The area known for its Sauvignon Blanc has a new rising wine star.
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Tasting Challenge: Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon
Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon graces the final 34 Wines Tasting Challenge. Join us for the last delicious wine in the series.
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Tasting Challenge: Spanish Rosado
This week’s challenge tastes Spanish Rosado. Our tasting challenge heads to the finish line with the bubblegum pink wine of Provence.
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Spicy Red Wine Quick Guide
Spicy red wine – Syrah, Chianti, and Californian Zinfandel. Learn more now about your palate and how to choose bold spicy red wine.
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Tasting Challenge: French Gewürztraminer
Discover how a distinctly German grape became a French wine superstar. This week’s tasting challenge sips on Gewürztraminer.
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Wine Folly Wine Club 002 – Pinot Noir Four Ways
July’s Wine Club theme is “Pinot Noir Four Ways.” We’ll be tasting four different styles including rosé, red, and sparkling blanc de noirs.
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Tasting Challenge: Greek Assyrtiko
Assyrtiko wine originates from the famously beautiful island of Santorini. This week’s challenge will conjure sunshine and sunny beaches.
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Tasting Challenge: Tawny Port
This week, we’ll be tasting Portuguese Port, and discussing the inhospitable region that’s led to this highly prized dessert wine.
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The Handy Guide to Wine and Steak Pairing
Wine and Steak is one of the essential pairings in your wine journey. Tuck your napkin into your collar and explore the wines and the cuts.
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Tasting Challenge: French Viognier
French Viognier came close to dying out. Jump into this week’s challenge to learn about a tasty, complex wine and how it almost vanished.
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Tasting Challenge: Spanish Sherry
Often misunderstood, this week’s challenge dives into Dry Sherry. Learn why this fortified wine may be perfect for your palate.
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Tasting Challenge: Greek Xinomavro
With a reputation for being a value Italian wine, it’s easy to overlook Xinomavro, but there’s complexity and power in this week’s tasting.
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Wine Folly Wine Club 001 “Bold Red Wines”
This month’s wine club shipment theme is “Bold Red Wines.” With four exceptional bold red wines, we can learn more about things like tannin and under-the-radar varietal wines, like Aglianico!
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Tasting Challenge: American Cabernet Franc
A lesser known yet equally delicious wine from Napa – Cabernet Franc – is this week’s tasting challenge. Jump in to learn more.
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Tasting Challenge: Tavel Rose
Tavel Rosé will redefine pink wine when it hits your palate. Jump into this week’s tasting challenge to learn about the wine of raconteurs.
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Tasting Challenge: Austrian Orange Wine
Orange wines are among the oldest styles of wine, yet aren’t often seen on the table. Dive in to learn about an ancient and delicious oddity.
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Tasting Challenge: South African Pinotage
Pinotage began life as cheap wine. Discover how South Africa’s winemakers have been taking this full-bodied wine to a whole new level.
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Tasting Challenge: California Roussanne Blend
Even for white wine lovers, Roussanne is rarer than you’d expect. Dive in to discover the role this grape plays in the wines you love.
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Wine Folly’s Handy Champagne Guide
There’s a lot to consider when opening a bottle of Champagne for your celeberation. We’ve got you covered with our Handy Champagne Guide.
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Tasting Challenge: Italian Primitivo
What’s in a name? Find out what makes Primitivo an Italian wine that you have to try, distinct from its many doppelgängers.
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Tasting Challenge: Austrian Grüner Veltliner
Learn about Grüner Veltliner – a wine steeped in the winemaking traditions of Austria. Acidic and flinty, capturing Austria in the glass.
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New Zealand Chardonnay – Jewel of the South Pacific
Dive into New Zealand’s Chardonnay – your next favorite wine is waiting to be discovered in a small land with passionate wine makers.
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Tasting Challenge: French Sauternes
Discover how the Sauternes region of France can go from moldy grapes to one of the most treasured dessert wines in the world.
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Huge First Step: Dynamic Guides To The World of Wine
Let’s take a closer look at Wine Folly’s new Region Guides and wine tasting courses!
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Tasting Challenge: Spanish Tempranillo
Spanish Tempranillo will restore your faith in oak-aged wines. Jump in the Wine Tasting Challenge and discover the delicious bounty of Rioja.
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New Zealand Wine: Guide to Hawkes Bay
Hawkes Bay may be New Zealand’s greatest wine region, making it one of the world’s. Explore this fascinating wine region.
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Tasting Challenge: Chenin Blanc
The bright and juicy wine of South Africa takes the tasting challenge to bright coastlines, warm weather, and great wine.
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Tasting Challenge: Italian Pinot Grigio
Some of the best red wines in the world come out of Italy. But learn from Pinot Grigio: don’t sleep on Italian white wine.
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Tasting Challenge: American Pinot Noir Rosé
This tasting challenge looks at Pinot Noir Rosé and defies the age-old myth that loving rosé wine is only for basic wine drinkers.
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Tasting Challenge: French Crémant
Do you have “Champagne taste on a beer budget?” This week’s wine tasting challenge sips an alternative to the regular bubbly: French Crémant.
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Can You Drink Wine on a Diet? (Carbs vs Calories)
Can you drink wine on a diet? Some of us can and some can’t. Let’s find out which wines work for a healthy diet and some other important facts.
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Tasting Challenge: California Chardonnay
Chardonnay is the chameleon of wine. You can discover wines that explain exactly why it’s popular, right as it hits your palate.
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Discover the Best Wines for Spaghetti
One of the best food experiences with endless variety. Everyone loves eating Italian, so dive in and discover the best wines for spaghetti.
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Tasting Challenge: Argentina’s Adopted Child, Malbec
Taste a classic underdog wine! Malbec has traveled far from its roots – French wine with an Agentinian accent.
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Try Wine With These 8 New Year’s Food Traditions
Find your favorite New Year’s wine pairing tradition! Explore these 8 new year’s traditions from around the world.
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Tasting Challenge: New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc
Sauvignon Blanc is one of the most popular styles of wine. Head to New Zealand and discover how big of a roller coaster this seemingly simple white wine can be.
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The Many Styles of Tawny Port Wine
People love Tawny Port wine for it’s sweet flavors of caramel, cocoa, dried fruit, and nuts. Lets find out which style of Tawny to choose based on your tastes.
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Tasting Challenge: Oregon’s Delicate Diva – Pinot Noir
Ever fall in love with a diva? Then you might know a thing or two about Pinot Noir. It’s fickle, it’s difficult to work with, and it’s been known to throw in the towel at the first sign of trouble. So why do so many winemakers put up with its crap? Because this diva can [ ]
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A Year of Wine In Review (2020)
When you look back on 2020, you may not be able to fight the urge to drink directly from the decanter. Here what really happened in 2020 – A year of wine in review.
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Tasting Challenge: Bordeaux – France’s Famous Red Blend
For this week’s wine tasting challenge we’re sipping on Bordeaux. Discover how different grapes complement each other to make something exciting and unique.
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Wine Advent Calendar of France (in 12 Bottles)
It’s time to discover France! The French wine advent calendar includes 12 wines that span the most famous (and delicious) regions.
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Tasting Challenge: The King of German Wine, Riesling
Week 4 Wine Tasting Challenge is a German wine – Riesling. A partnership between sweetness and acidity that leads to a well-balanced wine.
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Tasting Challenge: Chianti – A Glass of Italy
Ever had a wine that tasted like eating the entire menu of an Italian restaurant all at once? This week’s wine tasting challenge: Chianti.
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8 Dark Horse Red Wines from Southern Italy
Get excited for a dark horse Italian wine. These 8 wines from Southern Italy aren’t well-known, but you just might crown them a winner.
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Tasting Challenge: The Most Famous Gamay – Beaujolais
Challenge your palate this week with France’s best-known Gamay-based wine: Beaujolais. You’ll learn that even the highest quality wine of a region can balance complexity with accessibility and fun.
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What is Wine Body and How To Taste It
Wine body is defined by how heavy a wine tastes. Learn how to taste body in wine with examples of wines by type.
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Expand Your Palate With The Wine Tasting Challenge
Whether you’re WSET certified or just starting your wine journey, one of the best ways to sharpen your palate is through the Wine Tasting Challenge.
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Wine People vs. Beer People
In the interest of not taking either of these libations too seriously, let’s take a look at 7 differences between wine people vs beer people.
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Napa Valley – Quench The Wildfires With Wine
Napa Valley wildfires caused damage but that’s only part of the story. Let’s take a deeper look into what happened this year and how to help.
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Clean Wines: The Truth About Biogenic Amines and Wine
Looking for clean wines? Let’s explore some of the fears around wine additives and sulfites and what’s actually giving you a headache.
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2020 Wine Buying Guide (Red, White, and Rosé)
For those looking for wine-buying inspiration, the 2020 Wine Buying Guide is a handy overview organized by style so you can find what you like.
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AOC Wine: Decoding French Wine Classifications
When it comes to AOC wine and French classifications, it can feel really complicated really fast. But if you know some basics, you’ll find that understanding comes pretty easily.
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Love Chardonnay? Try Sauvignon Blanc-Sémillon (Video)
For those who love a rich Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc-Sémillon blends are a rare white wine treat worth investigating.
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Wine and Hummus: 9 Delicious Wine and Middle Eastern Pairings
Will wine go with couscous, baklava, or hummus? This guide will help you navigate some classic Middle Eastern food and wine that complements them.
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Light Strike: Why Wine and Sunlight Don’t Mix
Unless you want its fruity and floral aromas to become those of cooked cabbage, wet cardboard and wet dog, make sure your wine and sunlight stay far away from each other. Keep reading for more on this and what else you can do to protect your wine.
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What Makes a Good Wine Cellar? Some Organizational Tips
Ready to organize your wine collection, but not sure where to begin? Here are tips on wine storage and how to organize your wine cellar or cooler.
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Getting Started With The Wines of France (Video)
Get confident with the wines of France in this introductory seminar. You’ll learn about the 11 major regions and the best wines to explore.
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6 Easy Wine Dinners From Basic Kitchen Staples
Looking for something easy with elegance? Here are 6 wine dinners for the times when your wine cooler is full, but your fridge is empty.
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Celebrate National Red Wine Day With Some of Our Favorites
August 28th is National Red Wine Day! For inspiration, here are some of our favorite red wine varieties you must try.
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Serious About Champagne? Here’s How To Taste It
Ever wonder how a wine professional assesses Champagne? Madeline walks through a wine tasting with a bottle of vintage Champagne from a notable producer.
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Wine Antioxidants: A Greater Perspective
Wine antioxidants: we keep hearing about how good for us they are. But what are they, and why should we even care about them?
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3 Tips On How to Read a Wine Label
Beyond winery, region, and vintage, what else should you look for on a wine label? These tips are a clue to what’s inside the bottle.
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The Wine Adventure Guide: 8 Unforgettable Wine Trips
Prefer your wine trips out in the great wide open? Pairing a wine with the outdoors can enliven more than just our taste buds!
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The Best Advice I Ever Got Choosing Wine at the Store
Choosing wine is easy, even for a novice if you follow this simple tactic. All it takes is a little planning!
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8 Wine Podcasts Worth Listening To
Wine podcasts are a great way to sneak in some knowledge during our day to day activities. Here are 7 of our absolute favorites!
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Practice Your Red Wine Vocabulary
Red wine vocabulary starts with an understanding of basic wine traits. This wine palate training exercise is easy to try at home with a bottle of red wine.
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10 Wine and Grill Food Pairings Made For The Porch
Beer might be the traditional drink for a hot day over the coals, but we believe that wine and grill food can make amazing pairings! Here are 10 of our favorites.
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Only One Rule To Holding a Glass of Wine
There’s really only one rule when it comes to holding a glass of wine: Don’t hold it by the big round part. Here are 3 tips on holding a wine glass like a pro.
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5 Wine Flaws That Can Actually Be Very Good
Not all wine faults are created equal: some are used intentionally to enhance a wine’s unique character! Learn what makes some “flawed” wines so appealing.
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How To Make A Mouthwatering Charcuterie Board
Wine, cheese, and charcuterie. What more do you need? Here is a framework to create the perfectly paired charcuterie board with this heavenly trio and more.
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6 Rosé Wines You Never Knew You Always Wanted
Rosé’s value and versatility lies in its wide range of varieties and styles. These 6 rosé wines might be just what you’re looking for this season.
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What Winemakers Don’t Tell You About Making Wine
The role of a winemaker is often a romanticized profession. But the truth is that winemakers manage an infinite number of variables to produce the wine in your glass.
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6 Italian White Wines That Are Hugely Underrated
There’s an amazing abundance of extraordinary Italian white wines out there that can rock your world as well as quench your thirst. Sadly, most are shamefully undervalued or completely overlooked.
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Started at Moscato, Now We Here… (cue the melody)
What if a stereotype shamed you when you began exploring wine–and every time after that? Let’s learn how wine culture can be more welcoming.
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Stemmy Wines? Let’s Talk Whole Cluster Fermentation!
We hear about whole cluster fermentation more and more each year. Perhaps you’ve also heard how wines sometimes taste “stemmy.” So, what’s the benefit?
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Put Down The White Claw, Try One Of These Canned Wines
Looking for the perfect summer wine? Grab a can. We’re exploring some of our go-to canned wines and why they make the perfect beach bag and camping pack accessory.
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Hot Wines, Hot Wings: Pairing Wine and Wings
Uncorking a beautiful bottle of wine to eat with hot wings isn’t exactly a common mental image. But believe it or not, pairing wine and wings is easier and tastier than you’d expect!
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50 of the Most Eye-Rolling Wine Snob Moments
Here are 50 of the most aggravating, insane, and hilarious wine snob moments we could find.
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Wine And Chinese Food: 7 Delicious Pairings
Pairing wine and Chinese food might not seem the most obvious choice in the world, but the right choices can push your takeout above and beyond!
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Guide to Online Wine Courses (Free & Paid)
Whether you work in wine or just want to refine your knowledge, online wine courses offer a great way to build your foundation. Plus, you don’t even have to leave the house.
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Some Nifty Science to Help You Identify Wine Aromas
Let’s understand wine aromas through the science behind them. As it turns out, those little whiffs of fruit, flowers, and “minerality” help us deconstruct a wine.
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Love Pinot Grigio? Discover 4 Great Alternatives (Video)
If you love New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc or Italian Pinot Grigio, then you should know about these 4 lesser-known white wine varieties.
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Savvy Sauvignon Blanc Substitutes
Remember the first time the intense aroma of Sauvignon Blanc smacked you in the face? Have you been chasing that in other wines? Then this list is for you!
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Concrete Egg Fermenters: Classic or Cracked Fad?
Concrete egg-shaped fermenters: One of the newest trends in innovative wine-making? Or a doomed fad destined to go the way of the mullet?
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Wine With Mexican Food: Starting With The Basics
Want to try something other than a Margarita with your tacos? Here’s a guide that’ll take the guesswork out of pairing your favorite wine with Mexican food.
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Wine and Health: A Bio-Psycho-Social Perspective
What’s the truth behind wine and health? From the French Paradox to the Mediterranean Diet and the latest science of aging, let’s get to grips with the debate.
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Expert Tips On Choosing Dry White Wines (Video)
Explore some expert tips on choosing dry white wines for quality and texture. In this video compare how variety and winemaking affects white wines.
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Value Wines: On Choosing Bold Red Wines Online
You could continually search someone else’s picks of value wines to buy. Or better yet, use a framework to find great wines with your own personal taste.
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23 Wine Movies You Don’t Want To Miss
Whether they’re beautifully shot stories or documentaries unveiling wine’s mysteries, wine movies are a brilliant way to learn and appreciate the world of the oenophile.
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The Perfect Pairings for Wine with Salad
Curious on how to pair your favorite salads with wine? Look no further: here’s a peek into some fun pairings for the “I don’t feel like cooking, let’s have a salad” nights.
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Free and Bound Hop Thiols in Beer Brewing
This week I take a look a the major role thiols play in selecting hops for beer brewing, and also examine the difference between free and bound hop thiols. Thiols in Hops While thiols from grapes have long known to play a central role in wine making, only in the last 10-15 years have the importance of thiols derived from hops in beer brewing come to light. In particular the rise of IPAs in Craft brewing and introduction of fruity IPA styles like Hazy/New England IPAs have driven a lot of experim
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An Overview of New Hop Products for Beer Brewing
This week I take a look at some of the many new hop products available to home and professional brewers. Important Tips Most pro brewers recommend using these new hop products in combination with regular (usually T90) hop pellets. Using no natural hops can leave the beer that is lifeless as the hops contain some 500+ flavor compounds. Many of these hop products are targeted for a specific phase of the brewing process, along with specific dosage, so you need to download and read the specificatio
Read Article →Global Beer and Malt with Dr Axel Goehler – BeerSmith Podcast #343
Dr Axel Goehler, the CEO of Bestmalz joins me this week to provide a global perspective on the beer market and also talk about malts. Subscribe on iTunes to Audio version or Video version or Spotify or Google Play Download the MP3 File– Right Click and Save As to download this mp3 file. Your browser does not support the audio element. Topics in This Week’s Episode (44:19) This week I welcome back Dr Axel Goehler, the CEO of Bestmalz in Germany. Dr Goehler did his PhD in Switzer
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Thiol Enhancing Yeast in Beer Brewing
This week I take a look at thiol enhancing yeast and its application in brewing fruity IPAs. Thoils and the Modern IPA With IPAs making up over half of US Craft beer production, there has been a huge surge in interest in understanding hop aromatic compounds, including both hop oils and thiols. Thiols are a tiny fraction of hop oils but play an oversized role in generating aromatics in a finished beer, particularly the fruity flavors desired in many IPA styles like Hazy/New England IPAs. We’
Read Article →Craft Brewing with John Mallett – BeerSmith Podcast #342
This week John Mallett from Bell’s Brewery joins me to discuss his new role as Course Directory of the MBAA, his 30+ year brewing career, malts, and craft brewing. Subscribe on iTunes to Audio version or Video version or Spotify or Google Play Download the MP3 File– Right Click and Save As to download this mp3 file. Your browser does not support the audio element. Topics in This Week’s Episode (41:21) This week I welcome back John Mallett. John is a former VP and Director
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BeerSmith 4 Available Now for Windows and Mac
I’m pleased to announce the release of BeerSmith 4 for Windows and Mac as well as a partial release of new BeerSmith 4 features on BeerSmith Web. BeerSmith 4 Launched! You can download BeerSmith 4 for Windows and Mac now for a free 30 day trial on the main download page at BeerSmith.com. We are working on a Linux build which we will publish as soon as it has completed testing. We’ve also published updates to BeerSmith Web to support the new yeast features, yeast calculator, pH trac
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New Yeast Features, Pitch Rates and Yeast Starters in BeerSmith 4
Today I present some of the major yeast feature changes in BeerSmith 4. BeerSmith 4 is the new desktop version of BeerSmith. Yeast Packages, Milliliters and Grams When I first wrote BeerSmith back in 2003, it was primarily written for homebrewers. As a result, the program used “packs” of yeast as the primary measure as the standard back then among homebrewers was a smack pack, small vial or sachet of dry yeast. I never imagined that someday thousands of professional breweries might b
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Improved Brewing Features in BeerSmith 4
Today I take a look at just a few of new brewing features in BeerSmith 4. This is part of my series of articles on the new BeerSmith 4 release on 19 March 2026. Improved Session Handling Its not uncommon for brewers to brew the same beer several times, making only small changes for each batch. Since BeerSmith stores all of the data in a recipe, basically the recipe itself records all the session data. While we’ve had a “Copy to Brew Log” feature to help you store previous beers
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BeerSmith 4 Using Cloud vs Local Storage Mode
Today I present the new cloud mode in BeerSmith 4 as part of my series on new features in the BeerSmith 4 software release scheduled for 19 March 2026. Cloud and Local Data Storage BeerSmith 1 originally stored data only on your computer. In 2012, the BeerSmithRecipes.com site was launched as a site for sharing beer, mead, cider and wine recipes and also to support transferring data to the mobile version launched that same year. It was expanded greatly when the web based version of BeerSmith was
Read Article →What are Hop Thiols and Why Do They Matter in Beer?
This week I cover the major hop thiols and how they can be used to increase the aromatic and fruity flavors in beers like IPA. What are Hop Thiols? Hop thiols, also known as mercaptans are sulfur based organic compounds that are highly aromatic. Thiols are a tiny percentage ( 1%) of the essential oils in hops, but they pack a big punch. They exist in a wide variety of products including fruit, hops, grapes and even grain. Scientifically they were first identified in the wine making industry whe
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Comparing Recipes Side by Side in BeerSmith
This is a quick tip that covers an overlooked feature in BeerSmith. You can open tools recipes in a separate window easily in BeerSmith while not closing the item you were previously working on. Opening Multiple Windows in BeerSmith Desktop Last week I received a question from a professional brewer asking how he can compare the fermentation graph side by side for two recipes. He was working on two different batches of the same recipe. Surprisingly this is very easy to do! By default BeerSmith
Read Article →Yeast Biotransformations with Chris White and Nick Impellitteri – BeerSmith Podcast #336
Dr Chris White and Nick Impellitteri join me this week to discuss yeast genetics, biotransformations and thiols in beer. Subscribe on iTunes to Audio version or Video version or Spotify or Google Play Download the MP3 File– Right Click and Save As to download this mp3 file. Your browser does not support the audio element. Topics in This Week’s Episode (51:42) This week I welcome Dr Chris White and Nick Impellitteri. Chris is President of White Labs Inc, at top provider of brewi
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Some Limitations on Whirlpool Hopping for Beer Brewing
This week I look at some of the advantages and disadvantages of whirlpool hopping in an effort to better understand the technique. Whirlpool vs Dry Hopping vs Boil Hops Its important that we start with a short discussion of the three major hop methods. Most brewers are familiar with boil hops, which are primarily used to add bitterness to the beer. Whirlpool and dry hops are not added for bitterness, but instead are used to preserve delicate aroma oils and flavors. Whirlpool hops are added at th
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BeerSmith Yeast Addon Updates and More
I recently posted updates to hundreds of yeast ingredients for BeerSmith and BeerSmith Web. I recommend updating your yeast listings in BeerSmith as outlined below to pick up the new yeast strains and features. These ingredients were also updated to be compatible with the upcoming release of BeerSmith 4. Updated Yeast Addons The following yeast addons have received a full update including all of the new strains listed on the various lab’s websites: Apex Cultures, Cellar Science, Escarpmen
Read Article →Beer Brewing Equipment Types with Chris Graham – BeerSmith Podcast #333
Chris Graham joins me this week from MoreBeer to discuss home brewing equipment types and options for upgrading your brewing equipment. Subscribe on iTunes to Audio version or Video version or Spotify or Google Play Download the MP3 File– Right Click and Save As to download this mp3 file. Your browser does not support the audio element. Topics in This Week’s Episode (50:25) This week I welcome back Chris Graham from MoreBeer, a top supplier of brewing equipment and ingredients.
Read Article →New Hop Varieties with Stan Hieronymus – BeerSmith Podcast #331
Stan Hieronymus joins me to discuss the new hop varieties coming out as well as the wide variety of new hop products available to brewers. Subscribe on iTunes to Audio version or Video version or Spotify or Google Play Download the MP3 File– Right Click and Save As to download this mp3 file. Your browser does not support the audio element. Topics in This Week’s Episode (53:00) This week I welcome back Stan Hieronymus. Stan is an expert on hops and author of the books For the Lo
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Washing/Rinsing Yeast – How to Harvest and Reuse Brewing Yeast
This week I take a look at how you can harvest and reuse brewing yeast from one batch to pitch it in a new batch of beer. Reusing yeast is one of the oldest brewing techniques, as civilizations started culturing and reusing yeast for bread, beer, and wine thousands of years ago. Homebrewers have a long history of reusing yeast as well since many of us are frugal and enjoy tinkering. Washing vs Rinsing Yeast Though the two terms are often used interchangeably, washing and rinsing yeast are techni
Read Article →Off Flavors in Beer with Jamil Zainasheff – BeerSmith Podcast #330
Jamil Zainasheff joins me this week to discuss off-flavors and imbalances in beer brewing. Subscribe on iTunes to Audio version or Video version or Spotify or Google Play Download the MP3 File– Right Click and Save As to download this mp3 file. Your browser does not support the audio element. Topics in This Week’s Episode (39:47) This week I welcome back Jamil Zainasheff. Jamil is an award winning professional and home brewer. Jamil authored the books “Brewing Classic Styles”,
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Using Sulfites in Beer Brewing
This week I take a look at the practice of using sulfites as a preservative in beer brewing, including the advantages and disadvantages. Sulfites as a Preservative Sulfites, usually in the form of Potassium Metabisulfite, are widely used as an additive in wine, mead and cider making. Sulfites also naturally occur as a result of the fermentation process. Sulfur dioxide, often noticeable in many lagers, is an example of a sulfite compound produced during fermentation. Sulfites as a group help to p
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Review: Michter’s US-1 Barrel Strength Sour Mash Whiskey 2026
Michter’s launched its first barrel strength product, Barrel Strength Rye, in 2015 and followed it up not long after with a barrel strength offering of their core US-1 Bourbon. While both Barrel Strength expressions have reappeared over the years (the rye more frequently than the bourbon), Michter’s Toasted series has been the more consistent, non age-stated limited release for nearly a decade now. Fans of the distillery could be forgiven for believing they’d seen all the new Barrel Strength exp
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Review: WhistlePig Declaration Wheat Whiskey and PiggyBank 2026
Ready to get your patriotism on for the big 250? Well, WhistlePig is, offering up its latest PiggyBank in red, white, and blue along with a brand new wheat whiskey called Declaration, named after the only Declaration you’ve ever heard of in your life. July 4 will be here before you know it, so get your glasses ready along with the Roman candles! WhistlePig Declaration Wheat Whiskey Review This is a blend of high-wheat mashbill whiskeys (official mashbill is unstated) made in Vermont and In
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Review: Wines of Larkmead, 2026 Releases
We’re longtime fans of California’s Larkmead and are pleased to revisit the blue chip operation’s three latest releases, arriving in time for 2026’s summer festivities. All are bold reds so if you don’t get to them this year, a few years of cellar slumber will likely do them all some good. 2023 Larkmead Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley – This estate cab is 100% cabernet sauvignon this year, a stark departure from last year’s bottling, which was 18% caberne
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Review: Gambit No. 6 Bourbon
Chip Tate, the mastermind behind Balcones whiskey and now a sort of whiskey ronin, just arrived with his latest project, Gambit No. 6. Why number 6? Not because there are five gambits before it, but because it’s a 6 year old Kentucky bourbon that features 6 different finishes: in wine (Sonoma chardonnay and Sonoma cabernet sauvignon), apple brandy, oloroso sherry, muscatel, and Tokaji casks. If that sounds like a lot, it is. But that, as Tate says, is “the gambit.” Well, let
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Review: Khee 38 Soju
Soju (Korea’s rendition of Japanese shochu) is typically bottled at 25% abv or less, but Khee 38 hits a much higher proof point — 38% abv, to be exact, commanding much more of your attention than the typical mass market offering. Also available in a 22 proof variety, Khee 38 is distilled from rice in Seoul and can be used as an alternative to vodka or white rum in any cocktail recipe. We recently received a sample to review. Thoughts follow. 375ml bottles are also available. Khee 38
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Review: Fosforo Blanco Tequila
Fosforo is joining a growing list of mezcal producers hoping to grab a piece of the much larger tequila market. It’s admittedly a bold move jumping into the overcrowded world of tequila, but brands like Fosforo seem confident that their experience with the more artisanal production methods required of mezcal will set their tequila project apart. For Fosforo, the emphasis is primarily on terroir and the belief that “geography shapes great spirits.” While most legacy tequilas source their agave fr
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Review: Non-Alcoholic Spirits of Fluere, Complete Lineup
Fluere is a non-alcoholic spirits brand owned since 2023 by Lucas Bols, known for its extensive liqueur lineup. With a selection of five N/A “spirits” under its command, Fluere covers a vast swatch of the alcohol world with its spiritless takes on gin, rum, mezcal, and more. We tasted the entire lineup. Thoughts — quite varied — follow. Fluere Botanical Review A stand-in for gin, with coriander and lime noted on the label. Lime wholly dominates both nose and palate, showc
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Review: Russell’s Reserve Bourbon 13 Years Old (Updated 2026)
Wild Turkey’s Russell’s Reserve brand tends to fly under the radar a bit, but ignoring this latest release would be a mistake. It might be the best bottling ever to come out under the label. You’re getting a 13 year old cask-strength bourbon, available for a limited time. Here’s a bit of the story behind it. Straight up and straight out of the Commonwealth of Kentucky comes one of the boldest, yet smooth, limited-edition bourbons ever. Honoring the family ties that bind,
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Review: Blue Note Wheated Bourbon
Memphis-based Blue Note recently added a small batch wheated bourbon to their growing lineup of contract-distilled whiskeys, all of which age in a uniquely humid Tennessee climate near the intersection of the Wolf and Mississippi rivers. The mashbill of 70% corn, 21% soft winter wheat, and 9% malted barley will be familiar to fans of Green River Wheated Bourbon, whose parent distillery, Green River Distilling Co., is reportedly the source producer for this latest Blue Note offering. With that in
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Review: TailGate Brewery Core Lineup
Nashville-based TailGate Brewery operates a whopping nine taprooms across Tennessee, but its core beer lineup includes only three offerings (plus a cider). Naturally you’ll find a steady stream of limited editions hitting the market, but if you’re new to the brand, as we are, this is the trio you’re going to encounter. Thoughts follow. TailGate Brewery Lager Projekt – Quite malty but not overwhelming and mercifully not too sweet, this bready lager tastes like it came stra
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Review: Oaklore Story Series 2026 – Old Fashioned and Port Cask Finished Bourbon
A bourbon’s story doesn’t necessarily end when it leaves its original barrel. Increasingly, distillers are turning to secondary maturation to add another chapter, one that can reshape the whiskey beneath it. That idea sits at the heart of Oaklore’s Story Series. Built around the belief that every barrel has a story worth telling, Oaklore Distilling has gained attention for its four-grain bourbons, rye whiskeys, and inventive finishing programs. In April 2026, the distillery rel
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Review: TX Whiskey Experimental Series Straight Rye Whiskey Full Proof
Out of Fort Worth comes another experimental release from TX Whiskey, the 16th total in their series, and the second so far this year. We previously reviewed Experimental Series #15, which was a rye/bourbon blend with the latter portion finished in Vino de Naranja barrels. The latest release is a Texas straight rye whiskey, aged for seven years and bottled at a “full proof” of 120, or 60% abv. (Generally, “full proof” refers to a bottling abv that matches the whiskey̵
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Review: Heaven Hill Deatsville Bourbon 13 Years Old
Heaven Hill‘s Deatsville campus is on the verge of being decommissioned, so if you want the chance to taste whiskey from these rickhouses — and only from these rickhouses — you better act fast. This 13 year old offering is drawn from “one of the most distinctive aging sites in the distillery’s 90-year history.” It’s a standard Heaven Hill bourbon — 78% corn, 10% rye, and 12% malted barley — that spent 13 years on the third floor of Rickhouse AA. Ju
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Review: Wines of Truth and Valor, 2023 Vintage
Truth and Valor is a Paso Robles-based producer of particularly patriotic wines, all reds. We last encountered the operation with its 2021 vintage and now we’re back with four offerings from 2023. Let’s salute the winemakers and dig in. Note: The fourth of these wines was inadvertently omitted from our original review. We’ve updated! 2023 Truth and Valor Pinot Noir Paso Robles – Surprisingly bright and fruity, with a bold cherry character, milk chocolate visible underneat
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Review: Plymouth Honey Gin
This is one I sure didn’t see coming. Plymouth‘s new gin expression is infused with, well, you already figured it out — honey. Originally a limited release in the UK in 2023, it’s dropping in the U.S. for summer 2026, complete with a Bee’s Knees cocktail kit from Cocktail Courier that includes lemon and honey syrup along with a bottle of the new spirit. (The kit is available through the end of June.) The Plymouth Honey recipe is simple: Take Plymouth Gin and add 
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Book Review: The Tequila Bible
There is a particular kind of book that doesn’t just crowd shelves at home or in the food section of your local bookshop. It coats the tongue and makes you wonder if you are the kind of person deserving to be gently lowered into a vat of mash and left there until you agree that mash bill and terroir matter, and you can, in fact, taste the difference. Bourbon has had this problem for over a decade now. It has inspired not only devotion but industrious reverence fostering antics bordering on cult
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Review: Rums of Spinnaker, 2026 Releases
As far as I can tell, Spinnaker is the only rum company based in Austin, Texas (it’s also the smallest), where Drinkhacker HQ currently resides. It’s not a distiller, mind you, but an independent bottler, very much in the vein of Holmes Cay and LM V. Spinnaker has a clear focus, taking single barrels of premium rum, bottling them all at full proof while providing complete information on their provenance. Spinnaker’s bottles are unique in that they contain loads of production in
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Review: Sagrantino Wines of Messina Hof, 2026 Releases
Sagrantino is a grape that genuinely humbles. Not in a pretentious, wine-clown kind of way, but more like the way a long hike in midday July heat humbles: you think you’re prepared, and then somewhere around mile three, there’s an epiphany that in no way do you have business being out there. That’s Sagrantino: dense, tannic and aggressively structured, especially when it’s young. You don’t casually sip it in its youthful stage. It’s more of a negotiation. It originates in
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Review: El Tequileno Reposado Gran Reserva
What makes a reposado and reposado gran reserva? El Tequileno‘s latest repo is aged for at least 8 months in American oak and is blended with a small amount of anejo. That’s distinguished from the distillery’s standard reposado, which is aged for 3 months, and its Reposado Rare bottling, which spends 6 years in a mammoth cask instead of a smaller barrel. (El Tequileno’s Anejo Gran Reserva is, you guessed it, blended with a little extra anejo stock, continuing the theme.)
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Review: FreeAF NA Espresso Martini
On a surface level, FreeAF Espresso Martini can be interpreted as either a promise or a dare. Freedom from alcohol, but also from whatever joyful, slightly disreputable physics making the real thing such a classic cocktail. This is a drink that, in its original form, rests squarely at the center of need and impulse: a jolt of coffee, a hit of vodka, a kind of glossy sheen feeling both classy and grown up, but also slightly ill-advised. So what happens when the alcohol is stripped out and everyth
Read Article →Why are horse brasses a pub thing?
Ask someone to describe the décor of a traditional pub and they might well mention horse brasses. Horse brasses are yellow-metal plates or plaques originally used to decorate horse harnesses. In pubs, they’re often nailed to the wall or displayed on black leather straps known as ‘martingales’. But why have they historically been a go-to item for the pub designer and decorator? According to the National Horse Brass Society the “pendant type” of horse brass most often seen in pubs beca
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News, nuggets and longreads 13 June 2026: Foolish Seasons
Every week we round up the best beer writing from the past week. This time, we’ve got ’Spoons, the Black Country and a dissenting opinion on low alcohol booze. First, news of the death of an important figure in British brewing, Rob Jones, founder of Dark Star, whose Hophead is one of the all time classic pale-n-hoppies. For Pellicle Jones’s one-time protégé and long-time friend Mark Tranter has written a heartfelt obituary which puts his contribution in context: This makes it all the more
Read Article →Announcing Session number 150: Responding to Martyn Cornell’s epic book
On Sunday 28 June 2026 we’re going to post something inspired by the late Martyn Cornell’s final epic work of beer history Porter and Stout. We’d love you to join us. The first problem is that the book is quite expensive. The second is that it is large and intimidating. To make this easy for ourselves – and for everyone else – we’re suggesting that you can join in the Session even if you haven’t read the book. Your post just needs to be in some way a response to it, or to Martyn’s previ
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All things to all people: the recipe for a busy pub
The Langton, one of our local pubs, always seems to be busy. The trick seems to be that it does a little bit of everything, and appeals to everybody. When we visited recently there were no seats in the main bar because an open mic night had brought its own crowd. Various musical types were taking turns to perform and it happened to be a jazz trio with guitar, fiddle and vocals in French when we walked through the door. At the bar orders were flying for cask ale, bog standard lager, Guinnes
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New Beer Alert: 3 Big Summertime Beers In Massive 19.2 Ounce Cans
Summer is ON and American craft brewers are addressing things with a heat-ready roster of BIG beers that come in HUGE 19.2oz cans. An Aggressive Use Of Force (Fort Collins, CO) – New Belgium Brewing is responding to a growing segment of craft beer consumers demanding high-octane beers in BIG cans with the newest addition to its highly successful Voodoo Ranger IPA line. Say hello to Voodoo Ranger G-Force, a massive 11% ABV mango flavored Triple India Pale Ale that comes in all kinds of formats in
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Craft Beer Pairings Every Vaper Should Know
Flavour exploration is at the core of craft beer culture, and after trying a nicely made brew with a vape pen, it’s only natural that adults will want to try mixing the two. Like pairing a wine with a meal, pairing the right vape pods with a carefully chosen craft beer can create combinations where each enhances the other in a way that surprises first-timers. Below are some pairings to know and tips on how to do it all with intention. The juice and the beer’s flavors are the most imp
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7 Grocery-Budgeting Skills That Build Smarter Bankroll Choices for Low-Stakes Blackjack
The vast majority of people think of budgeting for groceries and bankroll management as two distinct fields. They are not. The thought processes that lead to overspending at a supermarket, keeping track of the unit cost, establishing hard spending limits, avoiding impulse purchases, and so on, are the same ones that a player will use at a blackjack table where he doesn’t have to pay stakes. That kind of thinking is present in other hobbies, too: Craft beer, for instance, with those curious
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Dark, Rich, and Reliable: 5 Exceptional Stouts
(Courtesy Guinness) Stouts are one of our favorite beer styles. Some seem to think they’re strictly a winter beer, but we disagree. And here are five uber-interesting variations that you need to chase down. An Irish Classic (Dublin, IR) – Let’s start with and international classic. We’re big fans of Guiness, so much so that during a recent craft beer junket in Ireland, we would end every night in the local pub with a Guinness in hand. Some say it tastes best in Ireland (we get that), but it’s pr
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Bitburger Unveils Soccer Cans Ahead of Global Matches
(BITBURG, GERMANY) – Bitburger, one of the largest private and family-owned breweries in Germany, founded more than 200 years ago, is launching new limited-edition soccer-inspired can and four-pack packaging for its Premium Pilsner to celebrate the brand’s official beer partnership with the German men’s national soccer team. Bitburger’s “Soccer Edition 2026” can encapsulates the energy […] The post Bitburger Unveils Soccer Cans Ahead of Global Matches appeared first on The Full Pint - Craf
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Pure Project Launches Two New NA Beers in San Diego
San Diego’s Pure Project is bringing its ingredient-driven craft brewing chops to the non-alcoholic space with two new year-round releases. Grounded is a NA IPA loaded with Citra and Mosaic hops, while Sunsip is a laid-back NA blonde ale — both clocking in under 0.5% ABV. If you’ve been waiting for a craft brewery that […] The post Pure Project Launches Two New NA Beers in San Diego appeared first on The Full Pint - Craft Beer News.
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Firestone Walker Acquires Stone Brewing
From the editor: Wild news coming out of Paso Robles today. 30 year old Firestone Walker Brewing with parent company Duvel USA has reached an agreement to purchase the Stone Brewing brand and certain properties from Sapporo USA. While we didn’t see this coming, we should have, as Sapporo dropped Anchor Brewing not soon after […] The post Firestone Walker Acquires Stone Brewing appeared first on The Full Pint - Craft Beer News.
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Podcast EP 282 – Happy New Year Show 2026
We are joined by The President, Andy Carter and special guest, friend of the show Sam Tierney from The Propagator. Items of discussion include: Quick update from Danny on milestone beer events at The Full Pint Look back on 2025 year in beer. Looking at the “Craft Beer Killers” Seltzer, RTD, THC and if it […] The post Podcast EP 282 – Happy New Year Show 2026 appeared first on The Full Pint - Craft Beer News.
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Kyle Harrop’s (Horus) Top 10 Beers of 2025
From Danny Fullpint, Editor-in-chief: This is a longstanding year-end tradition here at The Full Pint. Our friend Kyle might be carrying the torch right now for keeping beer exciting, exploratory and in the case of this year’s edition, collaborative. 2025…the Dodgers won the World Series for the second year in a row and I got […] The post Kyle Harrop’s (Horus) Top 10 Beers of 2025 appeared first on The Full Pint - Craft Beer News.
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Podcast EP 281 – Interview with Nick Firestone of Firestone Walker Brewing
A note from Danny – Sorry for the delay on this show, we had a technical glitch with the recording and lost the video footage. Thanks for sticking with us. This week, we sit down with Nick Firestone, CEO of Firestone Walker Brewing. We discuss many items including: Being appointed the CEO role at Firestone […] The post Podcast EP 281 – Interview with Nick Firestone of Firestone Walker Brewing appeared first on The Full Pint - Craft Beer News.
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Steve Austin’s Broken Skull 10th Anniversary IPA Release Details
From the editor: Many celebrity beer collabs don’t make it past their first run. As the celebrity or musician loses interest in the project, so do the fans. In the case of Steve Austin’s Broken Skull IPA, the power of this beer has stood the test of time, much like the West Coast IPA style. […] The post Steve Austin’s Broken Skull 10th Anniversary IPA Release Details appeared first on The Full Pint - Craft Beer News.
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New Glarus Brewing Provides Update on Expansion Project
(New Glarus, WI) – One year ago, New Glarus Brewing broke ground on its 55 million dollar brewhall, distillery, and hospitality expansion. They are set to welcome guests early summer of 2027. New Glarus Brewing teamed with Keller Construction; another employee owned Wisconsin based company on this project. Keller has kept the project on time […] The post New Glarus Brewing Provides Update on Expansion Project appeared first on The Full Pint - Craft Beer News.
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Podcast EP 280 – Wort Wrangler and Andy Spooktacular GABF Fallout Show
We are joined by not only Andy but The Wort Wrangler this week to chop it up about beer. Items for discussion include: GABF Fallout Events around Denver Round the clock drinking like a pro Changes to festival and awards format BA gatekeeping media passes Johnny Tsunami Forrest and Main hits Philly Creature Comforts Los […] The post Podcast EP 280 – Wort Wrangler and Andy Spooktacular GABF Fallout Show appeared first on The Full Pint - Craft Beer News.
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The 2025 Vintage of Samuel Adams Utopias Is The Biggest Yet!
Samuel Adams, one of the pioneers of craft beer, today unveiled Samuel Adams Utopias 2025, the 14th release of the highly anticipated, barrel-aged extreme beer. Defying convention with a 30% ABV, Utopias 2025 is one of the strongest beers ever brewed, and as a result, is illegal in 15 states. This limited-edition beer is bottled in […] The post The 2025 Vintage of Samuel Adams Utopias Is The Biggest Yet! appeared first on The Full Pint - Craft Beer News.
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The Best Father’s Day Gifts (for Food-Loving Dads)
In our experience, the best food-related Father’s Day gifts check some combination of feeling personal, kitsch, useful, and delicious. There is no one right way to be a father or a father-like figure, or shop for one, but it feels fair to say that our most successful Father’s Day presents have either fulfilled a hyper-specific need, such as a kneeling foam pad for herb gardening, or celebrated our food-loving fathers’ rituals around grilling, fishing, or making truckloads of their deceased Itali
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Create A Burger From Scratch And I'll Guess Your Astrological Sign With (Near) Perfect Accuracy
Sorry, but: Steak burgers regular burgers.View Entire Post
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I Would Bet Good Money That I Know The Pizza Topping You Typically Order Based On Your '90s Music Choices
Well, I think it's safe to bet it's not going to be sardines...View Entire Post
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Do You Have Good BBQ Etiquette?
Summertime = BBQ central. But will you pass the vibe check for entry? 🤨🌭View Entire Post
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29 Fourth of July Desserts That Rival the Fireworks
Like cherry-lemonade pie and grilled pound cake sundaes.
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Green Sauce Tofu and More Recipes We Made This Week
Like fattoush salad and skirt steak spring rolls.
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Grilling Recipes You Can Pull Off on a Weeknight
Like our smoky riff on pasta pomodoro and foolproof salmon with dill chimichurri, plus expert insight from the Test Kitchen.
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The Best New Cookbooks of Summer 2026
Our editors cooked through dozens of recipes—including chile shrimp tacos and malted pound cake—to find the season’s best new cookbooks.
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23 Cobbler Recipes, Plus Crisps, Buckles, and Everything In Between
Brown butter peach, caramel apple, and more of our favorite easier-than-pies.
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The Best Pellet Smokers for Easy Wood-Fired Cooking (2026)
Why obsess over a fire when the grill can do that for you?
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59 Fourth of July Recipes for Your Best Cookout Yet
Like soda-pop chicken skewers and watermelon party punch.
Read Article →Burger King’s New Chicken Fries Taste Like A Can Of Pringles
Burger King’s signature Chicken Fries just picked up a familiar new flavor. Now available across the UK, Burger King and Pringles have teamed up to… The post Burger King’s New Chicken Fries Taste Like A Can Of Pringles appeared first on Foodbeast.
Read Article →Pizza Hut’s BOOK IT! Returns With Free Personal Pan Pizzas
Pizza Hut is kicking off the summer with the launch of Hut Originals, a new platform dedicated to the chain’s most iconic menu items and… The post Pizza Hut’s BOOK IT! Returns With Free Personal Pan Pizzas appeared first on Foodbeast.
Read Article →Burger King Japan’s ‘One Pounder Challenge’ Isn’t For The Faint Of Heart
Most all-you-can-eat deals aren’t built around a burger that weighs more than a pound. Burger King Japan clearly didn’t get that memo. From June 19… The post Burger King Japan’s ‘One Pounder Challenge’ Isn’t For The Faint Of Heart appeared first on Foodbeast.
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Why Your Homemade Pizza Dough Doesn't Taste Like It's From A Pizzeria
There's a reason why homemade pizza dough never quite replicates that pizzeria-style taste and texture. Thankfully, there are some tips to make it come closer.
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Lump Vs Briquette: How To Decide Which Charcoal Your BBQ Needs
Whether grilling steaks over a high heat or slow-cooking ribs while you mingle with friends, choosing briquettes or lump charcoal is key to BBQ success.
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What A McDonald's Hamburger Cost When The Chain First Opened
These days, fast food doesn't seem like the good deal it once was. When McDonald's first opened, you could find enough for a whole meal in change.
Read Article →Re: My Neapolitan pizza quest
The weather keeps being unstable here, so I've been finishing my project inspired by Arne Jervell's fermentation box.I didn't find the XPS pieces in the right dimensions, the ones around here had a lip for stacking them together when adding insulation, so I had a lot of cutting to do.For now, the setup is just a USB fan connected to a thermostat and a temperature sensor connected to a Raspberry for monitoring. I'll probably setup Grafana and alerts later on, but right now I just
Read Article →Re: My Neapolitan pizza quest
Quote from: Icelandr on June 11, 2026, 06:00:50 PMSo wish I could go back, but I believe it was a one in a lifetime trip with Arne Jervell, Norway is a bit closer! The laughter, memories and cooking pizza in their oven (albeit not very well) will stay with me for as long as the memory holds.Somebody had to take the picture, but here's Sharon with Arne with the eating of pizza order in progressHave one for me!Looks amazing! I don't know them like you do, but I'm happy you got to take such
Read Article →Re: Heavy from damage on my self built oven
Quote from: robca on Yesterday at 12:47:52 PMThese days, it makes no sense to build a brick oven as far as I'm concerned. Modern gas fired or hybrid ovens like Pizza Party are cheaper, easier to use and can be moved when one needs to move to a new place.I would enjoy the building process now that I know more, but I would never repeat the expeYearience for practical reasons: there are much better alternatives that also happen to be a lot cheaper and produce better pizza (especially Neapolitan
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A Philosophy of Pizza Napoletanismo (Part 11: Art and Passion)
The Ingredient of “passion” §1. Passion: In Part 1, I stipulated that making traditional Neapolitan pizza as a culinary achievement and art requires “passion”. Further, I set forth, in part 10, that artistic creation fundamentally requires artists harmonizing their “passions” with “reason”—mastering their impulses, and that “mastering their passions [is] pertinent to a suffering that breeds strength and depth of soul”. What is “pa
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A Philosophy of Pizza Napoletanismo (Part 10: A Philosophy of Art)
Craft, Art, Philosophy!Neapolitan Oven at Pizzeria Kesté, New York (Photo: Hannah Whitaker, New York Magazine) So far, we have succinctly and phenomenologically explored the “ontogenic”, “ontological”, “culinary”, and “artistic” manifestations of traditional Neapolitan pizza. let us have a brief review, with emphasis on the culinary and artistic dimensions. As I previously stated in Part 1: “From a phenomenological standpoint, the Neapolit
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A Philosophy of Pizza Napoletanismo (Part 9: Being and Time)
“Celebration . . . is self-restraint, is attentiveness, is questioning, is meditating, is awaiting, is the step over into the more wakeful glimpse of the wonder—the wonder that a world is worlding around us at all, that there are beings rather than nothing, that things are and we ourselves are in their midst, that we ourselves are and yet barely know who we are, and barely know that we do not know all this.” —Martin Heidegger Pizzaiuolo at work (Pizzeria Trianon da Ciro, Naples) Having so far b
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A Philosophy of Pizza Napoletanismo (Part 8: The Mask of Naples)
“Vedi Napoli e poi muori!” (See Naples and die!) “Un paradiso abitato da diavoli!” (A paradise inhabited by devils!) —Two popular Neapolitan proverbs Pulcinella Those who visit Naples or spend some time exploring the city on the Internet, sooner or later will come across the clown-like character wearing a white dwarf hat, black half-mask, and white baggy garb. I am talking about the ubiquitous but shadowy character, Pulcinella, also known as la maschera di napoli (the
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A Philosophy of Pizza Napoletanismo (Part 7: Fragments of History of Neapolitan Pizza)
This is possibly a Renaissance baker, baking her products in a pan held over open fire. This is probably one way the pre-modern pizzas were baked. (The origin of this image is unknown.) So far, we have briefly considered the pizzas of Naples of the following historical periods (with the exception of 1700s): ●1889 by Raffaele Esposito, ●1847 to 1866 by Francesco de Bourcard, ●1835 by Alexandre Dumas, ●1700s by Vincenzo Corrado, ●1600s (early period) by Giambattista Basile, and ●1570 by Bartolomeo
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A Philosophy of Pizza Napoletanismo (Part 6: Fragments of History of Neapolitan Pizza)
Having so far made brief appreciation of the Neapolitan pizzas of the modern era (i.e., of year 1889 by Raffaele Esposito, of years 1847 to 1866 by Francesco de Bourcard, and of year 1835 by Alexandre Dumas) in the previous articles, now let us take a look at the pre-modern (i.e., the Renaissance) pizzas of Naples—or what was known as Neapolitan pizza (“da Napoli detta pizza”)—in year 1570. In his Lectures on Philosophy of History, German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (17
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A Philosophy of Pizza Napoletanismo (Part 5: Fragments of History of Neapolitan Pizza)
In the previous article, we made a brief appreciation of Francesco de Bouchard’s observation in respect to pizzas of Naples from 1847 to 1866. Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870), a French novelist who authored The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo, traveled to Naples in 1835 (about 12 years before Bouchard commenced to write his book on Naples) and recorded his experiences in a journal that was published between 1841 and 1843 under the title Le Corricolo (“The Wagon”). Th
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A Philosophy of Pizza Napoletanismo (Part 4: Fragments of History of Neapolitan Pizza)
In an interview, Sen. Ciro Leone (the proprietor of Trianon da Ciro, a prominent Neapolitan pizzeria in Naples, Italy) stated: “But there is no ‘evolution’ of the pizza. Its tradition remains.” This is a puzzling statement made by Sen. Leone; I am not sure how to interpret it. Does he mean that the Neapolitan pizza never underwent any development and diversification from its earlier forms—that it fell as a complete package from the womb of time? Surely, every time-honored
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After a hard-fought victory to legalise medical cannabis in the UK, why is it still so hard to access? – podcast
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Read Article →After a hard-fought victory to legalise medical cannabis in the UK, why is it still so hard to access?
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Turn on, tune in, cash out … The US right used to fear psychedelics. Now it wants to sell them | Kojo Koram
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Read Article →Star signs and cannabis strains: June 2026 horoscopes
Your June 2026 horoscopes brings a powerful mix of growth, reflection, and fresh opportunities. The post Star signs and cannabis strains: June 2026 horoscopes appeared first on Leafly.
Read Article →The most relaxing weed strains
Listen, you need to relax. It doesn’t matter who you are, where you are, or what you’re doing; you are guaranteed to be carrying around a little bit of extra stress that’s only weighing you down, and our selections for the most relaxing weed strains are one of the best ways to lighten your load.  […] The post The most relaxing weed strains appeared first on Leafly.
Read Article →Celebrate moms and Memorial Day with these CBD, delta-9, and THCA deals
Mother's Day and Memorial Day weekend fall back-to-back, which means you have two excellent excuses to shop for CBD, delta-9, and THCA. The post Celebrate moms and Memorial Day with these CBD, delta-9, and THCA deals appeared first on Leafly.
Read Article →Star signs and cannabis strains: May 2026 horoscopes
Your May 2026 horoscopes arrive with intense, volatile energy, kicking off a month marked by emotional reactivity and deep introspection. The post Star signs and cannabis strains: May 2026 horoscopes appeared first on Leafly.
Read Article →How to grow Hash Burger seeds, Leafly Strain of the Year 2025
If you are thinking about growing Hash Burger, look no further; this guide has all you need to know. The post How to grow Hash Burger seeds, Leafly Strain of the Year 2025 appeared first on Leafly.
Read Article →CBD, delta-9, and hemp THCA 420 deals to make the most of the big day
From gummies, sips, and fast-acting shooters, we’ve rounded up great deals, limited drops, bundles, and standout products to help you celebrate the big day. The post CBD, delta-9, and hemp THCA 420 deals to make the most of the big day appeared first on Leafly.
Read Article →More Than 100 Alabama Patients Bought Medical Marijuana In First Week Of Legal Sales
“Our store manager saw a patient walking out, and as silly as it sounds, they jumped and clicked their heels. Yeah, they were that happy about having that medicine.” By Anna Barrett, Alabama Reflector Over 100 qualifying patients have purchased medical cannabis since Alabama’s first dispensary opened, the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission said Thursday. The state’s first legal medical cannabis provider, Callie’s Apothecary, opened its first location in Montgomery on June 4 followin
Read Article →North Carolina Lawmakers Advance Bill To Set A Minimum Age Limit For Hemp And Kratom Products
“There are a lot of other details surrounding cannabis that have been discussed and will continue to be discussed.” By Christine Zhu, NC Newsline North Carolina lawmakers are considering banning individuals under 21 from buying or possessing certain hemp-derived consumable products, including smokable hemp flower, hemp cigarettes, gummies and beverages, or any items that include the drug kratom. The House Agriculture and Environment Committee approved a rewrite of Senate Bill 59 on W
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New Hampshire Governor Vetoes Bill To Allow Medical Marijuana Cultivation In Greenhouses
“I do not support expanding the cultivation of marijuana in our state.” By William Skipworth, New Hampshire Bulletin Gov. Kelly Ayotte (R) quashed a bipartisan effort to make medicinal marijuana more affordable and available in New Hampshire. Senate Bill 468, sponsored by Loudon Republican Sen. Howard Pearl, would allow medicinal marijuana dispensaries to have their own greenhouse on site. The idea is to increase supply and lower prices. Each dispensary would be limited to one greenh
Read Article →Illinois Governor Signs Bill To Double Marijuana Possession Limit, Restrict Hemp THC Products And Reform Rules For Businesses
The governor of Illinois has signed a large-scale cannabis omnibus bill into law that doubles the amount of marijuana that adults can legally possess, significantly restricts hemp THC products and makes other changes to rules for how licensed businesses can operate. Gov. JB Pritzker on Friday gave final approval to the legislation, which cleared the House of Representatives and Senate about two weeks ago. As enacted into law, SB 3222 allows residents of the state who are over 21 years of age to
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Massachusetts Supreme Court Rejects Challenge To Marijuana Legalization Rollback Ballot Initiative
“The proposed measure does not place voters in ‘the untenable position of casting a single vote on two or more dissimilar subjects.'” By Chris Lisinski, CommonWealth Beacon A controversial push to revoke recreational marijuana legalization remains on track to be decided by voters after the state’s highest court on Friday rejected a legal challenge seeking to toss the measure. The Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the attorney general’s office properly certified and summarized t
Read Article →Virginia Lawmakers And Governor ‘Have A Deal’ On Bill To Legalize Marijuana Sales This Month
Virginia’s governor and a key lawmaker say they have reached an agreement on a proposal to legalize recreational marijuana sales through budget legislation this month following the veto of a previous proposal to enact the reform. “Throughout this year’s legislative process, my end goal has been to finally set up a safe, well-regulated retail cannabis market in Virginia,” Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) said on Friday, adding that she is “grateful” to lawmakers who have led on
Read Article →New Bill In Congress Would Let States Force Federal Reclassification Of Drugs Like Marijuana And Psychedelics
A Democratic congressman has filed a new bill that would drastically overhaul how drugs are classified under the Controlled Substances Act (CSA), including by letting states effectively force federal rescheduling by changing their own local laws. Under current law, federal officials conduct a multi-part analysis to determine which, if any of CSA’s five schedules to place drugs in—depending on factors such as their medical use, potential for abuse and safety or dependence liability. But adv
Read Article →Ukraine’s First Legal Medical Cannabis Products Have Been Dispensed To Military Veterans And A Woman With MS
Ukraine’s Ministry of Health has announced that the country’s medical cannabis program is officially operational, with the first prescribed products being purchased by a handful of patients on Thursday. The THC capsules were dispensed at a pharmacy in the city of Vinnytsia to two veterans suffering from chronic neuropathic pain and phantom limb pain following amputation and a woman with multiple sclerosis. Officials said that medical cannabis-based medicines are now available for pur
Read Article →Trump’s Marijuana Rescheduling Move Opens The Door To Interstate Cannabis Commerce, Top Reform Group Says
The Trump administration’s move to federally reschedule marijuana opens the door to interstate cannabis commerce—and it could happen through one of several unique pathways—according to a leading advocacy group. The Marijuana Policy Project (MPP) said in a recent analysis that it’s closely monitoring the implications of a Justice Department order that moved medical cannabis authorized by states from Schedule I to Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act (CSA)—reasoning that “inte
Read Article →Drug testing industry tries to block cannabis rescheduling (Newsletter: June 12, 2026)
KY gov slams GOP lawmaker over medical marijuana comments; PA senator blames gov for cannabis bill defeat; MA anti-marijuana petitioner fired Subscribe to receive Marijuana Moment’s newsletter in your inbox every weekday morning. It’s the best way to make sure you know which cannabis stories are shaping the day. (function() { window.mc4wp = window.mc4wp || { listeners: [], forms: { on: function(evt, cb) { window.mc4wp.listeners.push( { event : evt, callback: cb
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From High School Musical to High Design: Zac Efron is Building a Hemp Home
Zac Efron is building an ambitious off-grid home in Australia that will incorporate hemp across everything from walls and insulation to mattresses, textiles, and interior components. The project, designed by environmental innovator Joost Bakker, reflects a growing interest in sustainable construction and explores how industrial hemp could play a larger role in the future of architecture. Interest in building with hempcrete—also known as hemp-lime or hemp concrete—is definitely growing. Such a
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High Times Strains of the Month: June 2026
Award-winning cannabis journalist and best-selling author David Downs highlights the hottest flowers blazing up the charts in legal U.S. states for the start of summer. It’s his new monthly column, dubbed “Terp Sherpa,” out for the first of the month. You don’t have to know “a guy” anymore. America’s roughly 42 million or so active weed lovers have a diverse, superb selection of top flowers to seek out this June in the legalization states from coast to coast. Newly legal farms are firing o
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Bradley Nowell Died At 28 And Never Saw Sublime Blow Up. 30 Years Later, His Son Is Fronting The Band.
In the early ’90s, the SoCal trio of Bradley Nowell, Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh pioneered a mashup of ska, punk, reggae and hip-hop that took the airwaves and stoner culture by storm, before tragedy struck. Now, 30 years later, Brad’s son Jakob Nowell adds closure and a compelling new chapter to the band’s storied legacy. Everyone has a Sublime story. Hearing their music for the first time might have accompanied the loss of your virginity, smoking your first joint or some combination of the
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ONYX Is Turning New Jersey Hash Into a Cup-Winning Conversation
New Jersey’s cannabis market is not in its baby teeth era anymore. The state has flower brands with loyal followings, pre-roll makers swinging hard, edible companies fighting for shelf space, and concentrate heads who know the difference between something washed with care and something dressed up for a menu photo. That is the lane ONYX stepped into at the first-ever High Times New Jersey Cannabis Cup. The Vernon, New Jersey-based brand came out of the competition with four podium finishes, in
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Breaking Down Cannabis Automation’s “Road to Success”
There’s a moment most cannabis operators hit where hustle stops being enough. At first, production is manageable. A few employees can hand-fill pre-rolls, package flower, label jars, and keep orders moving out the door. But once demand starts climbing, the cracks show up fast. Labor costs spike. Consistency slips. Packaging becomes a bottleneck. Teams start solving problems with overtime instead of systems. That’s usually when automation enters the conversation. The problem is, most operat
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The Cannabis Industry Forgot Who Built It
Legal cannabis promised legitimacy. Instead, many of the people who carried the culture through prohibition are being priced, regulated, and pushed out of the industry they helped build. I am beyond angry. A lot of us are. People who have lived this industry are not slightly disappointed. Many of us are livid because cannabis is becoming exactly what we feared in America: legal enough for the government to collect from, expensive enough to push small businesses out, and controlled enough to r
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Why Does Watching The World Cup Feel Like A Panic Attack? Weed Can Help, If You Don’t Screw It Up.
The World Cup can trigger intense stress responses that closely resemble the body’s reaction to real threats, making anxiety management just as important as enjoying the game. Understanding how THC, CBD, breathing techniques, social environments and sensory boundaries affect the nervous system can help turn 90 minutes of tension into a more balanced and enjoyable experience. Blood, sweat and tears. Soccer, soccer, soccer. Goal, goal, goal, there’s a goal in your head. The ultimate soccer phen
Read Article →May 2026 Psychedelic Bill Roundup
With most legislatures now adjourned, the 2026 psychedelic policy reform push has passed its peak. Of the 115 psychedelics-related bills we have tracked this year (108 state and 7 federal), 17 distinct measures have been signed into law; more than a quarter of those signings were in May alone. On the other side, 2 bills fell to Governor vetoes, 44 bills died with their sessions… Source
Read Article →Field Notes #2: Dispatches from London and the Netherlands
Welcome to our second Field Note. As a reminder, Field Notes are timely, candid voice notes from our Founder and Editor, Josh Hardman, that provide our Pα+ readers with a pulse on recent developments in psychedelic drug development, policy, and access. In this Field Note, Josh discusses two events he participated in last week: Topics covered include: And much more… Source
Read Article →Pα+ Psychedelic Bulletin #225: Q1 Lobbying Update; Individual vs. Group MDMA Therapy Study Launches; Australia Loosens Psychedelics Access Regulations; VA Launches “New” MDMA Trial
It’s been an incredibly busy few weeks since our last Bulletin, with Psychedelic Alpha on the road in the U.S. (for APA’s annual meeting and a visit to Stanford and the valley), The Real Mental Health Summit in London, and now the Interdisciplinary Conference on Psychedelic Research in Haarlem, the Netherlands. We have published a wealth of content since our last Bulletin… Source
Read Article →A Dispatch from APA’s Annual Meeting: Psychedelics Return at an Awkward Moment for American Psychiatry
Last month, our Editor, Josh Hardman, attended the American Psychiatric Association’s (APA) five-day annual meeting in San Francisco. There, he took the temperature of a field that is struggling to make sense of its standing in American society, and that is now confronted with a class of potential therapeutics—psychedelics—that it can’t quite place. Over the course of the meeting… Source
Read Article →Momentum Amidst Tumult: The FDA Reshuffle, Approval Timelines, and the Compass-Usona Race
Last week, I (the Editor, Josh Hardman) returned from a trip to the U.S. West Coast, visiting San Francisco for the American Psychiatric Association’s annual meeting and Palo Alto, where I caught up with researchers, investors, and others close to the psychedelics field. While I was there, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) generated several headlines, including the resignation of… Source
Read Article →Field Notes #1: Psychiatrists, Regulators, Ibogaine, and the Race for Psilocybin Approval
Today, we’re introducing Field Notes. Field Notes are timely, candid voice notes from our Founder and Editor, Josh Hardman, that provide our Pα+ readers with a pulse on the recent developments in psychedelic drug development, policy, and access in under fifteen minutes. Rather than publishing these audio clips on a set schedule, we will do so when our on-the-ground reporting and conversations… Source
Read Article →Bit Yaden on Preparing the Next Generation of Psychiatrists for a Psychedelic Future
Bit Yaden on Preparing the Next Generation of Psychiatrists for a Psychedelic Future
Read Article →“If I can’t change my views based on evidence, then why do science at all?” Nora Volkow on Psychedelics
Nora Volkow has been Director of the U.S. National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) since 2003, making her one of the longest-serving Directors of a National Institute, perhaps second only to Anthony Fauci. During that time, and by her own admission, Volkow’s views on psychedelics have changed substantially, as larger datasets and more rigorous studies have emerged. Today, she is a proponent of… Source
Read Article →Q4 2025: Oregon Psilocybin Services Update
Oregon Psilocybin Services (OPS) has now published its fourth and final dataset from 2025, with updates summarised in our Oregon Psilocybin Services Tracker. Covering July to December 2025, this recent release includes key insights into product sales, client motivations, safety updates, and the individuals and organisations shaping the OPS infrastructure. Although most of the data presented here… Source
Read Article →Psilocybin for Chronic Suicidal Ideation: Scott T. Aaronson on Safety, an Efficacy Signal, and the Role of Expectations
While psychedelic studies have largely excluded patients deemed to be higher risk, Scott T. Aaronson, a psychiatrist at the Institute for Advanced Diagnostics and Treatment in the Sheppard Pratt Health System, has made them a focus of his group’s psilocybin research. In 2021, Aaronson and colleagues initiated the first study of psilocybin for patients with bipolar II disorder in fifteen patients… Source
Read Article →MAPS Publishes First-of-Its-Kind Literature Review on Psychedelic Healing for People Impacted by the Criminal Legal System
“Relocating the Root” is a scoping literature review on the mental health needs of people directly impacted by the criminal legal system Publishing this literature review launches a project that builds on nearly four decades of MAPS advocacy by turning the lens of psychedelic research toward people directly harmed by the war on drugs MAPS is raising funds to conduct a first-of-its-kind project that will research and assess the self-identified care needs of formerly-incarcerated people as
Read Article →MAPS Announces Dates for Psychedelic Science 2027; Early Bird Registrations Now Open
Early bird registration is now open for Psychedelic Science 2027, taking place May 3–7, 2027, in Denver, Colorado. Early bird pricing offers discounted registration in limited quantities to the world’s leading psychedelic conference. Psychedelic Science 2027 to convene 8,000+ researchers, clinicians, policymakers, advocates, and cultural leaders from around the globe. Denver, Colorado; May 13, 2026 —The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) announced that early b
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MAPS Welcomes Liana Gillooly and Andrew “Mo” Septimus to Board of Directors
Liana Sananda Gillooly and Andrew “Mo” Septimus have been elected to the MAPS Board of Directors, bringing complementary expertise across the psychedelic field, ethical business governance, and finance. The appointments deepen the Board’s experience in two areas central to MAPS’ next chapter: experienced leadership and financial stewardship through periods of growth and transition. The new directors expand the Board’s generational range, paralleling the multi-generational lead
Read Article →MAPS & State of Colorado Partner to Deliver Free Harm Reduction Training for First Responders
Colorado to become first state to license MAPS’ first-of-its-kind training for first responders. MAPS is partnering with the Colorado Department of Revenue to deliver videos to first responders across the entire state at no cost. This initiative supports the implementation of Colorado’s Natural Medicine Code and advances public health by aligning best practices for crisis response with evolving policy and research. DENVER, May 5, 2026 — The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic
Read Article →MAPS Statement on Bipartisan Congressional Letter to FDA
Washington DC — Reps. Jack Bergman (R-MI) and Lou Correa (D-CA), co-chairs of the Congressional Psychedelics Advancing Therapies Caucus, led a bipartisan group of 30 members of Congress in a letter to Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Martin A. Makary, urging the agency to advance evaluation of psychedelic-assisted therapies. The letter asks FDA to respond to a series of questions at the center of the evaluation of MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD that MAPS originated and advanced fo
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PSIP Literature Review
Exploring the Mental Health Needs of System – Impacted People As psychedelics enter the mainstream, new questions arise about how care models can serve diverse populations. To date, research has largely focused on veterans, first responders, and survivors of sexualized violence and abuse. People directly impacted by the criminal legal system, the reach of which has exploded as a result of the War on Drugs, have historically been left out of these conversations despite having a high prev
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MAPS Celebrates 40 Years at a Defining Moment for Psychedelics
Founded in April 1986 to advance psychedelic research and knowledge, MAPS has raised more than $150 million, supported 45 studies, and shaped the global policy and cultural landscape of psychedelics. As science, policy, and public awareness converge, MAPS cautions that legal access alone is not enough: equitable access and therapeutic integrity must be protected. Looking forward, MAPS launches its next era with a new blueprint for the movement it helped build: precedent-setting research, p
Read Article →MAPS Welcomes Federal Action to Advance Science-Driven Psychedelic Research and Policy
Federal action signals growing recognition of psychedelic therapies’ potential to address urgent mental health challenges, including PTSD, depression, and substance use disorders Expanding research must be paired with rigorous science, strong ethical frameworks, and collaboration with Indigenous communities Prohibition increases risks and limits oversight, underscoring the need for a public health–first approach grounded in evidence, equitable access, and responsible regulation April 1
Read Article →2026 First Quarter — Legislative Wrap Up
2026 is an important year for psychedelic state policy reform, reflecting the emerging evidence, creative leadership, and increasing confidence of a more mature movement. As the public deepens its understanding of psychedelics, media about psychedelics becomes more nuanced, and psychedelic campaigns come and go, this year’s policy proposals — grassroots and industry-led alike — are adapting to a new social, cultural, and political landscape. New Mexico’s bold moves to increase legal, affordab
Read Article →MAPS, in Partnership with the Shulgin Foundation, Launches Music Is the Bridge Video Series; First Episode Features Reggie Watts and Hamilton Morris
Premiere episode features Reggie Watts and Hamilton Morris in conversation at the historic Shulgin laboratory Filmed on-site, the episode documents the lab where Sasha Shulgin resynthesized MDMA and developed hundreds of novel compounds Reggie Watts’ performance at the lab and additional artist collaborations are planned for release in the coming months Lafayette, CA (March, 11, 2026) — The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit advancing re
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A Glimmer of Hope: Gratitude and Community at the Close of Psychedelic Culture 2026
Closing Remarks – Psychedelic Culture 2026 Hello, everyone. Thank you so much for being here. As we bring the journey that has been Psychedelic Culture 2026 to a close, it fills me with so much gratitude and joy to be in the presence of so many people who share the same passion, advocacy, soul, love, and drive that Chacruna has held in its core since its founding. My name is Alejandra Barajas, and I am the Lead Program Officer at Chacruna. I have been working at Chacruna for four and
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Bridges of Knowledge: Reciprocity, Diplomacy, and the Future of Plant Medicines
Opening Remarks – Psychedelic Culture 2026 Good morning, everyone. On behalf of Ambassador Ronaldo Costa Filho, it is a true honor to be here with you today at Psychedelic Culture 2026. I would like to begin by thanking Brava Theater and Chacruna Institute for Psychedelic Plant Medicines for making this gathering possible. Spaces like this are rare—and necessary. They serve as bridges: between ideas and cultures, between science and traditional knowledge, between past and future. &#
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The Eccentric Spiral of Psychedelia
Trump’s Push for Psychedelic Therapies Puts Counterculture Aside Presidential Order to Accelerate Treatments Consecrates Right-Wing Adherence to Mind-Altering Substances Donald Trump’s executive order directing his government to expedite access to treatments with ibogaine, MDMA, and psilocybin, while not unforeseen, has stunned those who have been in the field of mind-altering substances for longer. Centuries or millennia, in the case of Indigenous peoples, or decades, in the
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Staying on the Bicycle: Leaning Into the Tension of Psychedelic Culture
Opening Remarks for Psychedelic Culture 2026 Welcome, everyone. It’s so nice to be here today, again. Look around. Take a moment and see who is sitting next to you. Someone traveled from another country to be in that seat. Someone navigated a visa application, an airport screening, or a border agent who looked at them a little too long. Someone is here for the first time and has no idea what to expect. Someone else has been coming for years and keeps coming back because they haven’t fou
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Not Many Patents Threaten Traditional Knowledge About Ayahuasca
Detailed survey indicates that active requests that imply undue appropriation of the forest medicine are rare The issue of intellectual property is one of the main, if not the main, points of contention between Indigenous peoples and the academic or business research sector on plants, fungi, animals, and substances with psychedelic effects and therapeutic potential. This article aims to bring clarity to this field of dispute, starting from the premise that inaccurate or exaggerated informatio
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Ibogaine and 5-MeO-DMT: An Uneasy Partnership?
When and why did ibogaine experiences start including toad medicine? Ibogaine, the psychedelic compound derived from the West African iboga shrub, has emerged as a dark horse darling of psychedelic research and legislation. In the past few years, it has soared from relative obscurity to garnering increasing attention and funding, including the passage of $50 million for research funding in Texas. Often, though, people who receive ibogaine choose to follow it with another psychedelic that h
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Queering Psychedelics: A Resource Toolkit”
Art by Karina Álvarez Queering Psychedelics is part of Chacruna’s ongoing work to uplift queer, trans, non-binary, and gender-expansive voices within psychedelic healing, spirituality, and liberation. This page gathers key resources from Chacruna’s Queering Psychedelics ecosystem, including conference materials, a past course, a featured lecture, a community forum, a book, and selected Chronicles exploring identity, survival, transformation, and queer community in psychedelic spaces. L
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Press Release – Announcing Chacruna’s Psychedelic Culture Conference, April 17–19 2026
3 days. 200+ speakers. One transformative gathering at a pivotal moment for psychedelics. San Francisco, California [March 2026] – From April 17–19, 2026, the Chacruna Institute for Psychedelic Plant Medicines will host its signature conference, Psychedelic Culture, at the historic Brava Theater in San Francisco, CA. Bringing together over 200 speakers across multiple tracks, this three-day gathering invites attendees into some of the most critical, nuanced, and forward-thinking convers
Read Article →Extended State Dimethyltryptamine (DMT): Psychedelic Renaissance Progresses to Psychedelic Enlightenment
Extended state dimethyltryptamine (DMT) may be the next frontier in characterising the complex effects of psychedelics. This approach offers an opportunity to advance past dominant and harmful paradigms, opening doors to new ways of perceiving the world. N,N-DMT is a naturally occurring psychedelic found, according to Alexander Shulgin (1997), “almost everywhere you choose to look (p.249).” The earliest evidence in South America of psychoactive plant use dates to 2130 BC in the form of seeds,
Read Article →Press Release – Chacruna Institute Launches 2026 Course on The Science of Psychedelic Healing
San Francisco, CA — [March 2026] — The Chacruna Institute for Psychedelic Plant Medicines announces its upcoming course “The Science of Psychedelic Healing,” running May 12 – July 14, 2026. This online course brings together leading experts in psychiatry, neuroscience, anthropology, and psychedelic research to explore the scientific foundations of psychedelic healing. Registration is Now Open Understanding the Science of Psychedelic Medicine As psychedelic-assisted therapies gain atte
Read Article →Weed Tolerance Break: How Long You Actually Need (By Goal)
A practical guide to cannabis tolerance breaks. How long you need based on your habits — 3 days, 1 week, 2 weeks, or 30 days — with a day-by-day timeline and tips. The post Weed Tolerance Break: How Long You Actually Need (By Goal) appeared first on Greencamp.
Read Article →How to Decarb Weed in the Oven: Step-by-Step Guide
A step-by-step guide to decarboxylating cannabis in the oven at home. Exact temperatures, timing chart, and tips to get reliable results every time. The post How to Decarb Weed in the Oven: Step-by-Step Guide appeared first on Greencamp.
Read Article →The Anatomy of a High-Yield Harvest: From Seed Selection to Curing
The journey from a tiny, unassuming speck of a seed to a glass jar overflowing with premium, aromatic flower is one of the most deeply rewarding experiences a cannabis enthusiast can undertake. There is a... The post The Anatomy of a High-Yield Harvest: From Seed Selection to Curing appeared first on Greencamp.
Read Article →What Does 420 Mean? The Origin and History of Cannabis Culture’s Most Famous Number
420 is the most widely recognized code in cannabis culture. It refers to cannabis consumption, April 20th as an unofficial cannabis holiday, and a broader community identity. The origin story is better documented than most... The post What Does 420 Mean? The Origin and History of Cannabis Culture’s Most Famous Number appeared first on Greencamp.
Read Article →Best Strains for Sleep: 9 Cannabis Strains That Actually Help
Cannabis can help with sleep — but strain choice, cannabinoid profile, and timing all significantly affect how well it works. High-THC indica-dominant strains are the most commonly used for sleep, but the research points to... The post Best Strains for Sleep: 9 Cannabis Strains That Actually Help appeared first on Greencamp.
Read Article →How to Roll a Blunt: Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners
A blunt is cannabis rolled in a tobacco leaf wrap — slower burning, more flavorful, and larger than a joint. Rolling one well takes a few attempts to get right, but the technique is straightforward... The post How to Roll a Blunt: Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners appeared first on Greencamp.
Read Article →Does Weed Raise Blood Pressure? What the Research Says
Yes — weed can raise your blood pressure, but the effect is short-lived and more nuanced than a simple yes or no. THC triggers an immediate spike in heart rate and blood pressure within minutes... The post Does Weed Raise Blood Pressure? What the Research Says appeared first on Greencamp.
Read Article →Felipe Gregorio Maximar 25th Anniversary Review
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Read Article →L’Rain Returns With New Album Fata Morgana
Taja Cheek’s project thunders back to life with infernal single “Soulless Cycle”
Read Article →James Blood Ullmer, Pioneering Funk and Jazz Guitarist, Dies art 86
“His music was fearless, and so was his spirit,” his family said in a statement
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Trumpeter Adam O'Farrill mentors the next wave of jazz virtuosos on 'ELEPHANT'
O'Farrill is an introspective player whose solos insinuate themselves to listeners. His new album proves he's as adept at matching wits with his peers and elders as he is nurturing his protégés.
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Ariana Grande's new song debuts at No. 1, keeping a streak alive
Ariana Grande is about to release her eighth album, Petal. With "Hate That I Made You Love Me," she continues an impressive and unusual streak on the charts. (Image credit: Ralph Bavaro)
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The Montreal International Jazz Festival, through the years
From Miles Davis to Diana Krall, we revisit iconic performances and unforgettable moments from 46 years of the Montreal International Jazz Festival.(Image credit: Denis Alix)
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SPIN Canada June Cover Story: Juno-Winning Palestinian-Canadian Singer Nemahsis Finds Allies and Fellow ‘Freaks’ With Her Intimate Songs of Alienation
SPIN Canada June Cover Story: Juno-Winning Palestinian-Canadian Singer Nemahsis Finds Allies and Fellow ‘Freaks’ With Her Intimate Songs of Alienation Who: Nemahsis (Nemah Hasan) Sounds like: Kate Bush, Sarah Harmer, FeistMore from Spin: Bob Stanley Is One Reason You Love Pop Music, Even if You Didn’t Know It In Boulder, Folsom Field Returns As A Magical Concert Venue Humdrum Book Club’s Andrew Ross on Tape, Texture and Truth Essential spins: co
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In Boulder, Folsom Field Returns As A Magical Concert Venue
Mumford Sons on June 6, 2026, at Boulder's Folsom Field (photo: Alden Bonecutter). About halfway through Mumford Sons’ June 6 set at Folsom Field in Boulder, Co., Marcus Mumford paused and took in the view. “Look at this place,” he told the crowd of more than 40,000 gathered beneath the Flatiron Mountans. “This is hallowed ground and we know it. There’s nowhere in the world we’d rather be.” The sun was setting behind the peaks. The
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Deep Cut Friday: “By-Tor and the Snow Dog” by Rush
Bassist Geddy Lee, guitarist Alex Lifeson, and drummer Neil Peart from Rush in Cleveland, Ohio on December 17, 1977. (Credit: Fin Costello/Redferns) Each week, SPIN digs into the catalogs of great artists and highlights songs you might not know for our Deep Cut Friday series. Bassist Geddy Lee and guitarist Alex Lifeson formed Rush in 1968 with drummer John Rutsey completing the original lineup. After releasing the band’s heavy, blues-based 1974 self-titled debut, though, Rutsey lef
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5 Albums I Can’t Live Without: Mark O’Connell of ME.
ME. (Credit: Amber Patrick) Name Mark O Connell from the band ME.Best known for be Drummer, Taking Back Sunday.More from Spin: Bob Stanley Is One Reason You Love Pop Music, Even if You Didn’t Know It In Boulder, Folsom Field Returns As A Magical Concert Venue Horse Lords’ Heaven Can’t Wait Current city Long Island, New York.Really want to be Hanging out with my girl and kids in London and playing a show with ME.Excited about All Good Things, the al
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The Strokes Set Massive Queens Gig In October
The Strokes in 2023 (photo: Kristy Sparow / Getty Images). When The Strokes unveiled their 2026 world tour earlier this spring, New York fans immediately noticed one glaring omission: no hometown show. That gap has now been filled in emphatic fashion.The band has announced a massive Oct. 2 performance at Queens’ Flushing Meadows Corona Park, turning the evening into something closer to a one-day festival than a standard tour stop. Joining the Strokes on the bill are Beach House, r
Read Article →The Strokes, Blues Traveler, Wednesday and Geese Highlight Bonnaroo’s Friday Programming
Photo via Bonnaroo’s Facebook page The 2026 Bonnaroo Music Arts Festival is in full swing. Following the cancellation of last year’s festivities due to weather, just one day into the event, organizers made the decision to truncate the traditionally four-day gathering this year and instead host a single-stage welcome party on Thursday, officially kicking things off on Friday with a full day of programming. Gates into the Manchester, TN event were also pushed back by a day. The
Read Article →Newport Folk Festival Shares Foundation and Bike Stage Lineups
Newport Folk Festival is still slowly unveiling the lineup for its 67th annual presentation with its rolling additions, and today, the festival introduced the artists set to perform on its most intimate stages. The 2026 Newport Folk Festival’s Foundation and Bike Stage lineups include 16 emerging talents confirmed for the beloved proving ground, including Dawes’ Taylor Goldsmith, Hudson Freeman, Madi Diaz, comedian Jordan Klepper, Belle Blue, Case Oats, Taylor Hollingsworth and Lily Fitts. Th
Read Article →Joe Russo’s Almost Dead Provide Live Treatments of Junior Parker and Bob Dylan Originals in Charleston
Photo: Dino Perrucci Joe Russo’s Almost Dead took their affinity for the Grateful Dead songbook to The Refinery in Charleston, S.C., on Thursday, June 11. The ensemble’s most recent live engagement percolated callbacks to past plays and generated choice cuts that lingered on associated covers, nodding to Dead originals, Bob Dylan favorites, and others that reignited the spirit of the beloved improvisers. The concert began with a take on Junior Parker’s “Next Time You See Me.” Its arrival
Read Article →moe. and Umphrey’s McGee Launch Co-Headline moe.mentUM Tour with Collaborative Encore
moe. and Umphrey’s McGee, image via YouTube Last night, moe. And Umphrey’s McGee set off their highly anticipated moe.mentUM co-headline tour with a performance at Harrisburg, Pa.’s XL Live. The storied jam contemporaries introduced their 17-show joint outing with back-to-back sets that showed off the depths of their individual achievements, then joined forces for a collaborative encore that brought live debuts from each other’s catalogs. Moe. began the evening with a nine-track mix
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Governors Ball Music Festival 2026 (Gallery + Recap)
Geese at Gov Ball, photo by Ari Cummings The Governors Ball is a New York institution. When thousands of fans flood from the 7, or erupt into Knicks chants, or duck and cover from mercurial weather, they’re participating in a community spirit that’s been built up through 16 years of unforgettable festivals. From June 5-7, the festival took over Queens, N.Y.’s Flushing Meadows Corona Park for its 2026 edition and delivered one of its most star-studded and carefully curated summer kickoffs yet.
Read Article →Exclusive Premiere: Cento Threeo’s “It Takes What It Takes” Previews ‘Halfway to Mellowtown’
The latest single from Austin-based jazz/Americana trio Cento Threeo, premiering exclusively on American Blues Scene, began as a guitar-and-vocal demo tucked away on bandleader Don Cento’s phone. What started as a rough sketch with unfinished lyrics eventually took a different form, resurfacing as an instrumental. Instead of finishing the words, Cento brought the piece to bassist Phil Spencer and drummer Norm Bergeron and let the melody lead. “It Takes What It Takes” appears on Halfway to Mel
Read Article →Dr. John Estate Honors Anniversary of His Passing With Archival and Live Releases
Since his passing on June 6, 2019, the estate of Dr. John has released archival and live recordings encompassing studio albums, festival performances, and early singles, keeping his enduring work in ongoing circulation. Among these releases is Things Happen That Way (2022), his final studio album, released via Rounder Records and featuring guest appearances from Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real, Willie Nelson, and Aaron Neville. The record earned a Grammy nomination in the Americana categ
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Delta Blues Museum Marks Howlin’ Wolf Birthday Month, Receives Arts Commission Grant
The Delta Blues Museum is marking the June birthday of Howlin’ Wolf focused on his life and work, alongside educational resources and programming tied to his legacy. Born Chester Arthur Burnett on June 10, 1910, Howlin’ Wolf’s recordings continue to surface in contemporary culture, including the Oscar-winning film Sinners, where the characters Smoke and Stack take their names from “Smokestack Lightning.” To coincide with his birthday month, the museum is highlighting a visual biography of th
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Grammy Award Won by “Queen of the Blues” Koko Taylor Heads to Auction
Nate D. Sanders Auctions will offer a Grammy won by Koko Taylor. The auction takes place May 28, 2026, with bidding beginning at $8,000. Taylor, whose raw and powerful vocals earned her the enduring nickname “Queen of the Blues,” was nominated for 11 Grammys over the course of her storied career. This singular honor came in 1984, when the Recording Academy recognized her contribution of “Wang Dang Doodle” to the Blues Explosion album with the Grammy for Best Traditiona
Read Article →Reverend Shawn Amos Brings “The Loco-Motion” into His Dance Party Series
Today, acclaimed songwriter, author, and blues soul revivalist Reverend Shawn Amos shares his new single “The Loco-Motion,” the latest release in his ongoing Dance Party series. Originally recorded by Little Eva and released in 1962, the song arrived as an early example of the era’s shift toward dance-driven soul—a shared invitation to move and take part. Known for his inventive reinterpretations of classic material, Amos applies his signature harmonica-driven style to the song’s familiar m
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Exclusive Premiere: John Primer Joins The Claudettes on New Track “(You Are My) Whole World”
With Garage Glamour, The Claudettes push their style and sound into sharper focus, the title signaling as much without overexplaining. The album moves with a cabaret-blues theatricality, anchored at its edges by two of the most earnest and unguarded performances in the band’s catalog. Johnny Iguana, the Claudettes’ composer and keyboardist, has played on recordings featuring artists including Derek Trucks, Johnny Winter, Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, and James Cotton, alongside his own Chicago pun
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Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi to Perform National Anthem to the 2026 Kentucky Derby
Churchill Downs Racetrack (“Churchill Downs”) announced that GRAMMY® and Blues Music Award-winning Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi will perform the national anthem at the 152nd Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve this Saturday, May 2nd, 2026. The pair will perform a rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” just after 5:00 p.m. EDT, with the performance broadcast live as part of NBC’s Kentucky Derby coverage. “Tedeschi Trucks Band’s soulful sound and remarkable vocal prese
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BONUS TRACKS: World Cup Fever, New Music From Wynona, Peggy Seeger, American Aquarium, and More Roots Music News
Happy World Cup season, everyone! The international soccer/football competition actually has a rich musical history, with global superstars like Shakira performing this year in Mexico, classical and operatic performances in Italy in 1990, and K-pop phenomenon and BTS member Jungkook in Qatar in 2022. For anyone looking to jump on the sports bandwagon with more roots music-inspired fashion, though, check out jazz record label Blue Note Records FC Collection. The line of limited-run, soccer-inspi
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ALBUM REVIEW: Samantha Fish Burns the House Down
Heading towards her second decade as a blues phenomenon, Kansas City guitarist/vocalist Samantha Fish’s Paper Doll (Live at the Bijou) asserts her veteran status with a blast of high-octane grunge. Over her career, Fish has explored a range of styles, from the country Americana of 2017’s (fantastic) Belle of the West to the trashy raunch-rock of 2021’s (also fantastic) Faster. Live, though, Fish tends to hew closer to those blues roots. This is adamantly not a weakness;
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THROUGH THE LENS: Topanga Banjo Fiddle & Albino Skunk Festivals - Throwbacks in Time
This week features two roots festivals new to the column — the Topanga Banjo Fiddle Contest Folk Festival (Calabasas, California, May 17, 2026) and the Albino Skunk Music Festival (Greer, South Carolina, May 6-9, 2026).Begun in 1961 as a modest gathering in the Santa Monica Mountains Topanga has blossomed into a celebration of roots culture spread across five lively stages. Beginning as early as 9:00 AM, the fest features instrument contests, spontaneous jam sessions, and performances t
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No Depression’s Best of May 2026 Playlist
May was one of the most intense months for new music that we ve seen quite literally in years. Usually, No Depression clocks between 40-50 releases that fall under the wide umbrella of roots music. May 2026, however, saw 70! We did our best to cover as many stellar releases as possible here at nodepression.org, and you ll find a selection from each in the playlist below.In particular, May saw the return of a number of heavy-hitters in roots music. No Depression launched its Criticism Fellowship
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BONUS TRACKS: Changes at Folk Alley and IBMA, New Music from Keb' Mo' and Wyatt Flores, and More Roots Music News
For the last seven years or so, No Depression has been honored to share a metaphorical roof with Folk Alley. In 2019, the FreshGrass Foundation (No Depression s nonprofit publisher), brought Folk Alley into the fold, helping keep the 24-hour streaming radio service playing when its previous radio host underwent structural changes. Executive Director/Producer Linda Fahey has been an absolute force, running Folk Alley — sometimes single-handedly! — for more than 21 years and kee
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ALBUM REVIEW: Charlie Marie Finds Herself in the Great Unknown on ‘Signs’
A voice like Charlie Marie’s doesn’t come along too often, but when people were floored by it in 2021 upon release of her phenomenal, hard-won debut Ramble On, she wasn’t prepared for the reverberations. As her golden-throated country songs were finally catching on, her personal life was falling apart. So, she did what any artist does in moments like this: she ran. But as it happens, when you run away, you’re running toward something, too, and in this case, it was her
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Deer Tick's Top 5 Songs Right Now
EDITOR’S NOTE: No Depression’s new “Top 5” series features a quick playlist in which roots musicians share what they’re listening to at the moment. It gives artists the chance to highlight their contemporaries, as well as classic songs getting them through the days. This installment comes from beloved Rhode Island roots-rock band Deer Tick, whose new album, Coin-O-Matic is due out June 5 via ATO. Deer Tick has always repped its home state well.
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THE READING ROOM: ‘Color Me Country: A Celebration of Black Women Who Shaped Country Music’
In 1970, Linda Martell, the first Black woman to play the Grand Ole Opry, released her album Color Me Country. “Color Him Father,” the first single from the album, hit number twenty-two on the Billboard country charts. Over fifty years later, Beyoncé was the first Black person to win the Grammy for Best Country Album. Now, in an entertaining and revealing book, Color Me Country: A Celebration of Black Women Who Shaped Country Music (Candlewick Studio/Candlewick Press), editors
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ALBUM REVIEW: Bella White Exposes Dark Places in the Heart on ‘A Sign in the Weather’
Broken hearts and uncomfortable truths tell the story in Bella White’s unsettling A Sign in the Weather. The powerful third album from the Calgary-bred, New Orleans-based singer examines fatally-flawed relationships with brutal honesty, taking no prisoners. Rejecting sunny outcomes, her unsparing insights ensure memorable listening.Co-producing with Ross Farbe (Esther Rose) and writing all the songs, White pivots from the polished, bluegrass-tinged country of 2023’s Among Other Thi
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ALBUM REVIEW: Futurebirds Take Flight on ‘Far Out Country’
Rare is the bar that hasn’t had at least one heated debate about who is the best member of The Beatles. The opinion changes person to person, day to day. While this conversation is warranted and entertaining, it’s probably time to look to the future: Futurebirds, specifically. The Athens, Georgia-born, three-headed frontman monster celebrates the roots of American music while weaving in contemporary sonic exploration, which serves as the active chapter in real, rollicking country r
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Happy Heavenly Birthday to Motown great Lamont Dozier
Happy Birthday to the late great Lamont Dozier, born June 16, 1941. Dozier was one of the great songwriters of the 20th Century, and one-third of the writing team that helped bring fame to Motown. He was an inductee in both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriter’s Hall of Fame. As part of the iconic songwriting team of Holland-Dozier-Holland, he wrote over fifty #1 hits for such artists as the Supremes, The Isley Brothers, the Four Tops, Marvin Gaye and many others. The smas
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On This Day in 1976: Boz Scaggs gave us the “Lowdown”
In the early 70s Rock and Soul man Boz Scaggs was a talented singer and songwriter who hadn’t quite broken through. He had received critical acclaim and a small but loyal West Coast audience for both his early solo recordings and tour work, and he was known in other parts of the US for his time as a vocalist in rock star Steve Miller’s band. That would all change in 1976, as Scaggs worked on what would become his signature album, Silk Degrees. It was a disc jam-packed with earworms, but the ini
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Happy Birthday to Eddie Levert of The O’Jays
Happy Birthday to Eddie Levert, longtime member and co-lead singer of the legendary O’Jays, born June 16th, 1942. By any measurement, the O’Jays (see our full biography of the O’Jays) must be considered one of the most important Soul Music groups of the past half century, Eddie Levert’s ferocious lead vocals – typically offset by the smooth tones of his forever singing mate Walter Williams – have established him as one of the most revered soul singer in history. First
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Lost Gem: Chanson didn’t “Hold Back” with biggest hit single
Young Motown Princes James Jamerson, Jr (singer, bassist son of legendary James Jamerson) and David Williams (singer and guitarist inducted into the Guinness World Records for appearing on the most No.1 hit records in the world!), then both young studio aces, originally met playing in the Temptations touring band, but by 1978 were in-demand studio vets. Their first “band” release, a top-40 radio monster (Billboard Disco #11, R B #8 Pop #21) “Don’t Hold Back” wa
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Expansion Records debuts new label with song from R&B musical
(June 12, 2026) For soul music fans, Expansion Records has long been one of the most trusted names in the game, championing both classic grooves and new voices with a deep respect for the music’s roots. Now the venerable UK independent label is opening a fresh chapter with the launch of Expansion Select, a new imprint designed for projects that share the label’s soul foundation while stretching into related sounds, stories, and stage-driven worlds. The first release from the imprint is “Break
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Eric Benét asks “Who’s Gonna Save Us?” on new single
(June 12, 2026) Since he broke out thirty years ago, singer and songwriter Eric Benét has been a consistent musical force, using his malleable, multi-octave voice and his always-on musical instincts to deliver accessible songs that possess a timeless feel. And “timeless” is a good description for his new single, “Who’s Gonna Save Us?”, a song with an early 70s funk backdrop and a thoroughly relevant message about re-finding our human connection at a time when our world feels on edge. Eric
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First Listen: Derrick Benford, Chantae Cann and Remey Williams unite on “Just Because”
(June 12, 2026) Derrick Benford is a working musician because that’s what he was born to be. The Detroit native grew up in a musical home, and he heard it all. So, it’s not surprising that Benford chose to study music in college and then pursue a career as a professional musician. Benford has his own band, The Derrick Benford Trio, and he also plays keyboards for The Gene Dunlap Band. Both bands give Benford a chance to groove and improvise. Benford’s latest song, “Just Because” (Feat. Chanta
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Happy Birthday to Disco and Soul Queen Linda Clifford
We wish a very Happy Birthday to the legendary singer, Linda Clifford, born June 14, 1948. Both drop dead gorgeous and an extremely talented singer, Clifford gathered a huge following among dance enthusiasts in the late 70s and early 80s for a series of smash disco hits; but to label her as a “disco diva” understates the length and breadth of her career. Born in New York, Clifford was singing on local television as a child. In addition to being named “Miss New York”
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SoulTracks Lost Gem: Chocolate Milk smoothed it out on “How About Love”
The mid-70s brought a cadre of talented self-contained R B and funk bands, and many of them have not gotten their due in the decades that followed. New Orleans-based Chocolate Milk was one of them. Consisting of Frank Richard (vocals), Amadee Castenell (saxophone), Joe Foxx (trumpet), Mario Tio (guitars), Earnest Dabon (bass), Robert Dabon (keyboards) and Dwight Richards (drums/percussion), Chocolate Milk began as the house band for many productions of legendary producer Allen Toussaint before s
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On This Day in 1977: Teddy Pendergrass goes solo
June 12, 1977 – Teddy Pendergrass goes solo Beginning as simply a drummer who also happened to have quite a voice, Teddy Pendergrass developed into one of the hottest singers in the world during the mid-70s as part of vocal group Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, but on this day in 1977, he took his meteoric career to the net level, leaving the group and issuing his solo debut album, establishing a solo career that was both brilliant and tragic. The Philadelphia native began singing in church an
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First Listen: Audrey Wheeler is under a Motown “Influence”
(June 10, 2026) In two decades impressing soul and smooth jazz purists, club enthusiasts, and SoulTracks readership, how does James Day continue to strengthen his already respectable career as an independent contributor? For starters, he continues to collaborate with top tier musicians and guests to craft songs that embody pure melodies and orchestrations sans the high-tech trickery. This multi-tasking talent’s stellar supporting cast include Audrey Wheeler, U-Nam, Lil’ John Roberts, and Maysa
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Happy Birthday to Glenn Leonard of The Temptations
Happy birthday to former Temptations falsetto lead singer, Glenn Leonard, born on June 11, 1947. DC native Glenn Leonard first came to our attention as a Temptation, but later in life helped others fight temptation. Leonard was the second oldest of 8 children of Gennie and Pearlie Leonard. By the time Leonard was a teen he was singing professionally in both DC and North Carolina. Later he formed a number of singing groups, including Instant Groove, True Reflection and the Chancellors. He was a
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First Listen: Willie Hill gives us a summer sound on “Now”
(June 9, 2026) The Black Experience Band brought hard core funk to soul vocal groups in North Carolina. Consisting of trumpeter Charles Bailey, trombonist James “Butch” Barton, saxophonist Eli Brown, lead guitarist Willis Norman, rhythm guitarist Roy Hubert, drummer Linwood Parker and bassist Willie Hall, the Black Experience Band backed several vocal groups in the Durham, North Carolina area – most notably the Communicators and the Modulations (who are not to be confused with the Florida
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Happy Birthday to the great Al Hudson of One Way
Today we wish a very Happy Birthday to the great Al Hudson, lead singer of the terrific 80s band One Way, born June 11, 1954. One of the fun and funky bands to come out of Detroit in the 70s, One Way had good run as hitmakers that extended for a full decade, creating a lot of great music in the process. Originally founded as Al Hudson and the Soul Partners, the group consisted of singer Hudson, guitarists Dave Roberson and Cortez Harris, bassist Kevin McCord, keyboardist Jonathan “Corky” Meadows
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Lost Gem: The Isley Brothers gave an underappreciated “Eternal” song
The Isley Brothers featuring Ronald Isley aka Mr. Biggs – “Eternal” (Dreamworks Records 2001) Beloved brother-legend Ronald Isley was in the midst of a “featured vocals” period from the ’90s through the 00’s. We were blessed with guest spots on projects by Bobby Womack, Angela Winbush, Keith Sweat, Patti Labelle, Lil Kim, Ja Rule, Warren G, Kelly Price, The Wu-Tang Clan and R. Kelly. Ronald became an accepted and respected contemporary of Modern Soul and
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Happy Birthday to R&B and hip-hop legend Faith Evans
Today, we’re wishing a very happy birthday to the great Faith Evans, born June 10th, 1973. With a career that has spanned more than three decades, Faith Evans stands tall as one of the most influential voices in contemporary R B and soul music. Born on June 10, 1973, in Lakeland, Florida, she emerged as a shining star in the 1990s, captivating audiences with her stunning vocal prowess and heartfelt lyrics. Evans was a noted background singer, when she was signed to Bad Boy Records. She burst int
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First Listen: Cornell CC Carter wants to “Get Away” with her
(June 8, 2026) SoulTracks Readers’ Choice Award winner Cornell CC Carter has won a following for bringing the winning sound of 70s and 80s R B men forward to the 2020s, with a classic soul aura and consistently strong vocal performances. For his latest single, and fresh off his performance at the London tribute show for Dexter Wansel, Cornell teams with legendary Grammy-winning songwriter and producer Narada Michael Walden (Whitney Houston, Aretha Franklin) for a song that recalls the s
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Doug Shaw: January 14, 2023 Tubby’s (Kingston, NY)
I first met Doug Shaw on May 13, 2022, when he played Tubby’s on a bill with Prison and Weak Signal. It takes something special to play solo, introspective acoustic guitar music in a room full of people there to see massive, overdriven, electric guitar music from the likes of Paul Major and Mike Bones. But that’s what this set was, captivating and transporting. He came up to me after the show and asked about getting a copy of the recording. He said he had felt really good on stage and was
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Juma Sultan’s Aboriginal Music Society: April 18, 20026 Tubby’s
Juma Sultan is a musician, composer, archivist, educator, and proud resident of New York’s Beautiful and Historic Hudson River Valley. He has played with the likes of Pharaoh Sanders, Archie Shepp, and, probably most famously, Jimi Hendrix during the Woodstock concert. On this night, he and his fantastic ensemble were in the back room of Tubby’s as part of Bicycle Day double bill with Owsley’s Owls. The type of music the Aboriginal Music Society plays is often called “World-Beat Garage Jazz,”
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Daniel Villarreal: March 16, 2025 Tubby’s
I circled this date from the second it was announced. Daniel’s album “Panama ‘77” was my favorite of 2022. Lados B, from 2023, was also on my short list of favorites from the year. So seeing what this poly hybrid of psychedelic jazz, fashioned with DEEP grooves, could do in a live setting was a priority. I’ll save you the mystery; the show was killer. The band opened with “Traveling With” off Lados B and dug deep into material from both albums. They even gave us a glimpse of the future wit
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Debashish Bhattacharya To Release New Single For The Durga Puja Festival
Who is Debashish Bhattacharya? Debashish Bhattacharya is arguably the greatest slide guitarist in the world. He is an undisputed master of the demanding technique and discipline of both Hindustani classical music and modern world fusion. He has revolutionised a number of technical aspects of performance on the instrument. Debashish has played extensively around the globe, logging in over 3000 live performances and 27 albums. He has performed both live and on recordings with musical icons such as
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December album releases
Always Can't Go On Forever - Don Kipper Don Kipper supercharge their Balkan and Mediterranean roots in these wonderfully original songs steeped in heavy electronic grooves, elastic disco basslines and splashes of psychedelic synth funk. FIND OUT MORE | BUY NOW The Rough Guide To Big Bill Broonzy: The Early Years Big Bill Broonzy was a trailblazing Chicago bluesman steeped in southern traditions, whose songs stretched genres from folk music to hokum and ragtime to country. These seminal recor
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NEW SINGLE
Listen to the hypnotic and Maghrebi-influenced 'Ya Leyli', Don Kipper’s second pre-release single from their forthcoming album Always Can’t Go On Forever (release date 1st Dec). LISTEN NOW Watch the music video Pre-order Always Can't Go On Forever Don Kipper supercharge their Balkan and Mediterranean roots in these wonderfully original songs steeped in heavy electronic grooves, elastic disco basslines and splashes of psychedelic synth funk. PRE-ORDER NOW
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NEW SINGLE and Vinyl Release
‘Ahora más cerca’ Sangit, ft. Yasmin Levy We are excited to announce today's release, 'Ahora más cerca' by Sangit featuring Yasmin Levy. This beautiful ballad is a highlight of Sangit’s upcoming album 'Ooroo' and features the heartfelt vocals of Yasmin Levy, the queen of Ladino music. LISTEN NOW Rough Guide to Memphis Minne: Queen of Country Blues Memphis Minnie was one of the greatest guitarists and blues singers of her time and a pioneering influence in the urban transformation of country
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NEW RELEASE
Live session from the album ALIGNED at Jerusalem’s YMCA Hall. In a mesmerizing live video session that took place in the heart of Jerusalem’s YMCA Hall, Itzhak Ventura and his jazz trio perform four pieces from his widely acclaimed album Aligned from 2022. LISTEN NOW
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NEW ALBUM & VINYL RELEASE
Lost In Tajikistan The mountains of Tajikistan are home to an incredibly rich musical heritage which has largely remained a mystery to the wider world. Recorded by Lu Edmonds, these remarkable performances by local musicians offer a never-before-heard insight into both its ancient and innovative sounds. FIND OUT MORE The Rough Guide to Delta Blues (Vol. 2) LP Lovingly remastered using pioneering restoration techniques, The Rough Guide to Delta Blues (Vol. 2) features a classic collection of t
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NEW Vinyl out today
We’re delighted to announce the release of the LP version of the acclaimed Rough Guide To The Best Country Blues You've Never Heard (Vol.2), which is out today! BUY NOW
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NEW ALBUM: The Rough Guide To Rev. Gary Davis (The Guitar Evangelist) LP
Reverend Gary Davis was a master musician whose remarkable guitar playing created a unique brand of gospel, blues and ragtime. These beautifully remastered 1935 recordings are seminal performances which demonstrate why he influenced so many great guitarists including Jerry Garcia, Ry Cooder and Jorma Kaukonen. BUY NOW
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FREE CD with orders
Get a free copy of Brexit Blues with all physical orders (while stocks last).Brexit Blues offers a light-hearted yet poignant collection of folk, roots and blues music from across Europe, lamenting a decision that confounds those of us who openly welcome our neighbours and celebrate cultural diversity. FIND OUT MORE Inspiration for your next order... NEW RELEASES Duhovi documents the twists and turns in the music and lives of Faith i Branko since their widely acclaimed debut release Gypsy Love
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New Album Bundle
A World Of Music (10 x CD bundle) This 10 x CD collection brings together some of the most recognised and renowned musical traditions from around the world. Along with featuring many key artists in today’s world music scene, it also provides a treasure trove of new material that’s guaranteed to broaden your musical horizons. BUY NOW
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The Birth of the Blues
Featured Albums 'The Rough Guide to Memphis Minnie: Queen of Country Blues' Memphis Minnie was one of the greatest guitarists and blues singers of her time and a pioneering influence in the urban transformation of country blues. This classic selection of songs is taken from her first prodigious burst of creativity when she recorded with her then-husband Kansas Joe McCoy. FIND OUT MORE 'The Rough Guide to Slide Guitar Blues' From the very start, blues guitarists forged an irresistible partne
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FREE CD with Christmas orders
Think Global World Christmas Whether decorating banana and mango trees in India, listening out for the soulful early morning carol singing in parts of Africa, awaiting Papai Noel's arrival in Brazil or partying through the bright nights of Latin America's Navidad season, Christmas is recognised throughout the world as a time for merrymaking, joviality and reflection. From Puerto Rico to Bulgaria, Italy to the Dominican Republic, Think Global World Christmas is a tribute to the worldwide celebr
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Off The Beaten Track
Featured Albums The Rough Guide to the Music of Yunnan / Wood and Fire: 'Sixty-Four Generations' Often the lack of written language amongst Yunnan’s staggering 187 recognised ethno-subdivisions (comprising of 25 official Chinese ethnic minority groups) means that much of the highly complex histories of many of them will never be fully known. The folk songs and dances, however, continue to pass on snippets and memories of their ancient survivor consciousness. Yunnan is a place where music permea
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World Music
Featured Albums Monoswezi / Shanu: 'Woshanda' By its very nature Monoswezi is a musical collective in a perpetual state of evolution, and Shanu charts the incorporation of new electronic elements into the band’s trademark Afro-Nordic soundscape. Salve to the ears of those tired of cosmetic “world fusion” bands, Monoswezi plunge across international waters to meld a meeting of musics that is well thought out, well executed and an audio pleasure to be devoured. FIND OUT MORE Itzhak Ventura / A
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Around the World in 80 Tracks
Featured Albums Aliaksandr Yasinski / Hlybini: 'Song of the Old Hurdy-Gurdy' In this album, Aliaksandr invites the listener on his musical journey which he describes as an “adventure through Belarus and other countries, through storm and calmness, light and dark, tragedy and happiness - but always sincerely, with an open heart.” FIND OUT MORE Slavo Rican Assembly / Intercosmic: 'Vamp Song' The band’s genre-evading approach is epitomized in ‘Vamp song’, with its simple repetitive melody in p
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Black Friday CD Giveaway
From Black Friday (25th November) until Christmas Day we’re giving away a FREE CD of our Rough Guide To The Best World Music You've Never Heard to anyone that signs up to our subscription service for just £8.99 per month. SUBSCRIPTION OFFER Purchase a World Music Network subscription for just £8.99 per month and select music from our entire catalogue. Each month you can choose from any of the following formats: 1 x Vinyl LP 2 x CDs 2 x Download Albums 1 x CD 1 x Download Album Postage
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NEW Album Bundles
Global Guitar This classic collection of Riverboat albums brings together some of the most loved and distinctive styles of guitar playing from around the world. From the pioneering African guitarists Koo Nimo and Syran Mbenza to the Hindustani slide guitarist Debashish Bhattacharya and Balkan jazz wizard Ateshkhan Yuseinov, this is a must have collection for any guitar connoisseur. BUY NOW Best Of Europe This 10 x CD collection brings together some of the most recognised and renowned musical
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'Intercosmic' by Slavo Rican Assembly
Slavo Rican Assembly use the international vocabulary of jazz as a springboard to delve deep into the sounds of their own musical roots. Bomba, salsa and rumba bump up against Slovenian harvest songs, Bosnian lullabies and Serbian laments in a musical cocktail that’s 100% New York. FIND OUT MORE LISTEN NOW
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'Aligned' by Itzhak Ventura || The Rough Guide to Memphis Blues
Aligned by Itzhak Ventura After many years of study with master musicians around the world, Itzhak Ventura explores the sound of the ney (Middle Eastern end-blown reed flute) as part of his contemporary quartet. Aligned, his debut release, unfolds his personal story with heartfelt and virtuosic musicianship. FIND OUT MORE The Rough Guide to Memphis Blues From the classic sounds of the jug band heyday to the earthy blues straight from the Mississippi Delta, Memphis was at the very epicentre o
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The Rough Guide To Jewish Music // The Rough Guide To Slide Guitar Blues
The Rough Guide To Jewish Music From the Sephardic traditions of Iberia to today’s klezmer innovators, this is a celebration of the living heritage of Jewish music which continues to captivate audiences far and wide. FIND OUT MORE The Rough Guide To Slide Guitar Blues From the very start, blues guitarists forged an irresistible partnership with the slide, the sound of which epitomizes the very essence of the genre. This Rough Guide highlights the revolutionary players who pioneered this most
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New Release: The Rough Guide to Delta Blues (Vol. 2)
The Rough Guide To Delta Blues (Vol.2) The origins of the Mississippi Delta blues are as deep and wide as the river itself. From the towering influence of Charley Patton and Son House to lesser-known artists shrouded in mystery, these seminal recordings helped lay the foundations for the electric blues and rock explosion to come. BUY NOW
Read Article →Nighttime Economy Office—A vision for the future
For years, OffBeat supported the establishment of a Nighttime Economy office…because, frankly, we needed it. Luckily, it was established during the last mayoral administration, and since then, New Orleans Office of Nighttime Economy (O.N.E.) has made a lot of strides in supporting and developing programs for the music ecosystem community. But’s it’s still difficult for a city government to understand what should be done to create an environment where everyone prospers, especial
Read Article →Who You Schmooze Shouldn’t Cut It Anymore
I’m sick of the New Orleans Way of doing things. Who you schmooze shouldn’t cut it anymore. Who you know shouldn’t give you an inside track, even if you are a screw-up. Just because your mama was the Queen of Comus shouldn’t give you a leg up. Times are getting tough for New Orleans: It has never fully recovered from the blow of the terrorist attack on Bourbon Street in January 2025. While local hospitality businesses, musicians and music venues capitalized on the presenc
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New Orleans Nighttime Economy Office Releases First-Ever Business Guide
The New Orleans Nighttime Economy Office ( O.N.E.) will release its first-ever business guide, a comprehensive guide for any business or performer (member of the nighttime economy) who works in the city. O.N.E. has been pretty busy in the last few months. First, through working with consultant and music business information aggregator Sound Music Cities, they authorized and are maintaining a Music Census, for the city, using it as a basis to assess the strength of the city’s music economy
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To Honor Irma Thomas
We are proud and happy to honor Irma Thomas as our “Forever Soul Queen” on this year’s Jazz Fest Bible cover. I thought long and hard about who would grace it, and I couldn’t think of a better subject than our musical queen and icon, Irma Thomas Jackson—even though Irma has graced our Jazz Fest issue several times (2003 and 2011). Irma is the epitome of talent, grace, intelligence and standing up for herself as a musician. She’s now in her mid-eighties and is still performing. I admire all of o
Read Article →Infrastructure?Who Actually Cares?
“Infrastructure” is defined as the basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g. buildings, roads, power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise. When most hear this term, they think of building and maintaining the many things that are necessary for a functioning city, state, neighborhood or country. In New Orleans, our infrastructure is in obvious horrible shape: roads have potholes that take almost three months to repair. Sidewalks are sinking and are
Read Article →Is Live Music Going To Survive Technology?
What can be done to save live music? Last August, I wrote a blog that demonstrated my concern about the state of live music in New Orleans. Summers are always bad in New Orleans because it’s just hot as hell (and getting worse) and we just don’t have the influx of visitors that we have during most of the rest of the year. When OffBeat started, one of the things that we did immediately was to distribute the magazine in all the area hotels and motels, because tourists have always been told that NO
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“Couldn’t Love Myself the Way That I Loved Him”: Big Guy & The Very Large Men Bring Hidden Love Into the Light on “Only Sin,” an Achingly Beautiful Acoustic Reckoning
Nashville’s Big Guy & The Very Large Men reckon with hidden queer love and the bruising cost of self-abandonment on “Only Sin,” a soul-stirring, achingly beautiful acoustic confession that carries heartbreak, religious shame, and hard-won self-recognition with tender, theatrical, fiercely human grace.
Read Article →Hank’s Protos
There are great guitars, historic guitars, and great historic guitars. And then there are guitars that are transcendent. Two examples built by Gibson at the height of its “golden age” were delivered to an iconic player. Hank “Sugarfoot” Garland is legendary in pop, country, jazz, and rock and roll. Had he not been disabled by […]
Read Article →John Etheridge: Prog-fusion Master
With help from his Martyn Booth Custom, guitarist John Etheridge and Soft Machine took a moment during soundcheck at the Gouveia Art Rock Festival to show us a bit of “The Lemon Poem Song.” He’s plugged into a Marshall Blues Breaker pedal, Line 6 delay, and his reissue Fender Twin Reverb. The track is from […]
Read Article →A Sunburst Mystery
In the pantheon of guitars and guitar music, certain names bear an unmistakable weight. Michael Bloomfield is a prime example. Any fan of guitar-driven blues music knows of the incredible draw of Bloomfield’s tone and technique. Known primarily for playing a Fender Telecaster and a Gibson Les Paul Standard, he was not loyal or beholden […]
Read Article →Johnny Moeller
Fabulous Thunderbirds guitarist Johnny Moeller has joined forces with Jesse Dayton and Ian Moore for an alt-blues album packed with spicy Austin flavor. Texas Headhunters is a guitar record full of hot licks, gritty rock and roll, and cool gear. But the secret sauce is the chemistry. You’re a Freddie King guy.He’s my hero. He’s […]
Read Article →Sean McDonald’s Vintage Blues
Sean McDonald and his (scrumptious!) ’52 Gibson ES-5, plugged into a Fender Deluxe Reverb, show a bit of the jump-blues style that makes his new album, “Have Mercy!” a time-traveling thrill ride. Catch our review of the disc and interview with Sean in the June issue HERE!
Read Article →Samantha Fish: Triple threat!
Samantha Fish wrapped(!) a recent soundcheck by giving us this exclusive solo run through “Paper Doll,” the title track of her most-recent studio album and the new “Paper Doll Live,” out June 12 via Rounder Records. Her Gibson SG is running through a Category 5 Camille head and matching 4×12. Catch our review and interview […]
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Elvis Costello & The Imposters reviewed live in Brighton: early classics reframed with contemporary urgency
When Elvis Costello and the reformed Attractions played “Pump It Up” at Brighton Dome in the ’90s, its thuggish thunder felt intent on reclaiming their brutal youth – and cracking the ceiling if it could. Click here and subscribe to Uncut When Elvis Costello and the reformed Attractions played “Pump It Up” at Brighton Dome in the ’90s, its thuggish thunder felt intent on reclaiming their brutal youth – and cracking the ceiling if it could. This opening UK night of the Radio Soul! The
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From a grotty council flat to CD-era ubiquity: how Dire Straits conquered the world
IT'S hard to believe now, but when they first formed in 1977, Dire Straits struggled to get gigs because their brand of liquid blues-rock was considered old hat by the new punk orthodoxy. Within eight years, the tables had turned spectacularly. Not only were Dire Straits the biggest band in the world, they were harbingers of a shiny new digital age, with Brothers In Arms becoming the first album to sell a million copies on CD. IT’S hard to believe now, but when they first formed in 1977, D
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“He didn’t go country, it was already part of him” – in the studio with Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash
It is May 1, 1969, and Bob Dylan is launching his new album, Nashville Skyline, with a taped appearance on the inaugural episode of The Johnny Cash Show. He hasn't appeared on American television since The Steve Allen Show in February 1964. The five years that have since passed resemble a compressed lifetime in which Dylan has morphed from folk prince to generational spokesman; from Judas rocker to enigmatic recluse. Later this year, Rolling Stone will describe him as " the most secretive and el
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Download The FADER #84 Podcast
Maybe it’s the crisp yellows and primary colors of this year’s Spring Style issue, but The FADER #84 podcast seemed to be just asking to be left clean—no funky blends, pitch-downs or mashups, just fire … read more »
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The FADER Issue 64 Audio: Family Band, Volcano Choir, Dam-Funk, Neon Indian, Fuck Buttons, Kyle Hall, Warpaint, Kurt Vile
Music from The FADER issue 64 featuring Volcano Choir, Dam-Funk, Kurt Vile, Kyle Hall, Neon Indian, Warpaint and more. read more »
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Visionary Podcast Number Two: Get Back Guinozzi, Restless People, Konshens, Dam Funk, Zomby
Music from the Absolut/FADER Visionary Podcast featuring Get Back Guinozzi, Restless People, Konshens, Dam Funk and Zomby. read more »
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The FADER F2 Issue 4 Audio: The Angels of Light, Larkin Grimm, The Entrance Band, Quinn Walker, Mariee Sioux, Phosphorescent
Music from the New Soul installment of F2 featuring The Angels of Light, Phosphorescent, The Entrance Band, Mariee Sioux and more. read more »
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The FADER F2 Issue 3 Audio: Jazmine Sullivan, Little Dragon, Plantlife, Free the Robots, Keziah Jones, Nosaj Thing, Flying Lotus, Muhsinah, Gaslamp Killer and Gonjasufi
Music from the New Soul installment of F2 featuring Jazmine Sullivan, Flying Lotus, Little Dragon, Plantlife and more. read more »
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The FADER F2 Issue 3: The New Soul Flying Lotus, Jazmine Sullivan, Keziah Jones
Issue 3 The New Soul, featuring Flying Lotus, Jazmine Sullivan and Keziah Jones read more »
Read Article →The Lao Tizer Band
Lao Tizer has built a career by refusing to recognize musical boundaries. The Colorado-bred, Los Angeles-based keyboardist, composer, and bandleader has emerged as one of contemporary jazz’s most adventurous voices, blending jazz, world music, rock, funk, soul, and sophisticated orchestration into a sound that is both globally inspired and unmistakably his own. The Lao Tizer Band will perform Saturday, Sept. 5, 2026 at the John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival. Over the years, The
Read Article →Ravi Coltrane
Ravi Coltrane will take the stage on Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026, at the John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival as part of the celebration honoring the 100th anniversary of his father’s birth. The appearance promises to be more than a tribute concert. It will be a living continuation of the adventurous spirit that made the Coltrane name legendary around the world. LEGACY PERSONIFIED As the son of jazz visionary John Coltrane and spiritual jazz pioneer Alice Coltrane, Ravi Coltrane carries
Read Article →Marcus Anderson
Marcus Anderson is a two-time Grammy and Stellar Award–nominated saxophonist who brings a rare combination of technical brilliance, stage charisma, and cross-genre fluency that resonates deeply with today’s jazz audiences. Anderson will be performing on Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026 at the John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival in High Point, NC. Soul Meets Fire With 18 studio albums and five Billboard #1 hits, Anderson has built a catalog that moves effortlessly between jazz, R B, funk, po
Read Article →Adam Hawley
Adam Hawley will bring his distinct and dynamic brand of musical energy to High Point when he performs on Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026 at the John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival. Hits Non-Stop A guitarist and producer, Hawley was handpicked by Maurice White (founder of Earth, Wind, Fire) to debut on the White’s label Kalimba Music. Now leading his own imprint, MBF Entertainment, Hawley has released seven acclaimed albums while helping shape the sound of modern smooth jazz. His w
Read Article →Raul Midón
Raul Midón, the “genre-blending,” two-time Grammy-nominated guitarist, vocalist, and soulful songwriter whose signature “vocal horn” has earned global acclaim. He will perform on Saturday, Sept. 5th at the John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival. Midón has built a career that blends soul, jazz, Latin rhythms, and acoustic virtuosity into a sound entirely his own. Genre-Defying Blind since an infant, Midón has often been described as a “one-man band.” Midón first captivated audiences
Read Article →Mike Phillips
Mike Phillips is the kind of artist who turns every performance into an unforgettable experience. On Saturday, Sept. 5, 2026, Phillips will bring his high energy performance to the John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival. A world-renowned contemporary jazz saxophonist, he has earned a reputation as one of the most electrifying instrumentalists on today’s music scene, captivating audiences with a sound that is soulful, dynamic, and unmistakably his own. CROSS-GENRE EXPRESSION What set
Read Article →Victor Wooten and the Wooten Brothers
From child prodigies to Grammy-winning innovators, Victor Wooten and the Wooten Brothers stand as one of the most extraordinary family ensembles in modern music. The Brothers will ignite the stage on Saturday, Sept. 5, 2026 at the John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival. FAMILY AFFAIR Their journey began in 1966 with their first public performance in Hawaii, where the brothers quickly established themselves as musical marvels. Led by eldest brother Regi, the family band was already o
Read Article →Cyrille Aimée
Cyrille Aimée offers a sound that feels at once timeless and unmistakably modern, giving a fresh perspective that is somehow steeped in tradition. With a voice shaped by multiple cultures and a fearless approach to improvisation, Aimée will perform on Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026 for the John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival in High Point, NC. GLOBAL INFLUENCE Born in France to a French father and a Dominican mother. Aimée grew up surrounded by a vibrant mix of musical influences—from Af
Read Article →Ledisi
Ledisi: A Voice of Soul, Strength, and Timeless Inspiration When Ledisi steps onto the stage at the 15th Anniversary John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival on Sunday, September 6, audiences can expect more than a performance—they will experience a masterclass in soul, storytelling, and vocal brilliance. The Grammy Award–winning vocalist has long been celebrated as one of the most captivating voices of her generation. Possessing a remarkable four-octave mezzo-soprano range, Ledisi co
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Longevity Startup Doses First Human in Bid to Reverse Age-Related Sight Loss
The FDA recently approved the cellular rejuvenation therapy ER-100 for human clinical trials. While vision is the first target, it could have applications for a variety of age-related disease.
Read Article →COMIC: How excessive heat kills and how to stay safe
Human bodies have a natural cooling system, but it can do only so much in high temperatures and humidity. Here's the science behind how heat kills. And how to protect yourself.
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"My Brother Routinely Takes Shots Of Energy Drinks In His Anus": People Are Sharing The Wildly Concerning Behaviors The Men In Their Lives Picked Up From Toxic Male Influencers, And Some Of These Are Genuinely Hard To Believe
"One guy I know wouldn't hold the door for women because he thought that would be 'leading them on.'"View Entire Post
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Health Experts, What "Wellness" Trend Are You Begging People To Stop Falling For Because It's Actually Dangerous?
I'm scared to even ask TBH…View Entire Post
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Health Experts Are Practically Begging You To Stop Consuming These "Natural" Supplements That Are Actually Doing Damage To Your Liver
Any old probiotic won’t necessarily work for you... and taking several supplements at once can actually lead to worse problems.View Entire Post
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Best 1064nm Red Light Panel? Helio Glow Review & Lab Results
The Helio Cure Helio Glow is one of the more interesting red light therapy panels I’ve tested recently. Not because it’s the most powerful panel on the market, and not because it has the best feature set, but because it heavily leans into something we’re starting to see more often in newer devices: 1064nm near infrared light.That wavelength has become increasingly popular in photobiomodulation circles because of its deeper penetration and growing research around brain health
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🛑 Weekly Newsletter: More Thyroid Autoimmune & Light Therapy Science
Another week, and more publications. The light therapy space keeps growing faster than the speed of light, it seems, sometimes.This week we re considering a newly published study on thyroid autoimmune issues. We ve also added Bart and Alex s new content on Light Therapy certifications, cellulite and light therapy, and more!Let s go:Weekly Study: Thyroid Autoimmune Condition Red Light TherapySo this review study just came out in March 2026. Here s the conclusion of that study: Across studies, [
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Red Light Therapy Certifications Explained: FDA, CE, UL & What They Really Mean
If you’ve spent any time researching red light therapy devices, you’ve almost certainly encountered a wall of certification logos and technical terminology. FDA Registered. CE Certified. FCC Compliant. ETL Listed. RoHS Approved.For most consumers, the immediate assumption is simple: more certifications must mean a safer or better product. Unfortunately, that isn’t always true.The red light therapy industry has grown rapidly over the last few years, but alongside that growth
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Red Light Therapy For Cellulite: Why Adding Green Helps
Why Cellulite Isn’t Just CosmeticCellulite is often dismissed as a purely cosmetic issue, but the reality is very different. Around 80–90% of women post-puberty experience it, and it can have a real impact on confidence, self-image, and even quality of life.There are studies showing that cellulite can lead to embarrassment, social withdrawal, and even perceived disadvantages in areas like hiring. In some populations, a large percentage of women report feeling shame or believing it&
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Weber Medical Laser Watch: REVOLUTIONARY Endolight®?
Show NotesIn this episode, Alex Fergus sits down with Kaan from Weber Medical to explore one of the more unique light therapy products showcased at the Biohacking Congress — the Endolight, a wrist-worn laser therapy device designed to irradiate the blood through the thin skin of the wrist.Unlike traditional red light panels or masks, the Endolight combines multiple laser wavelengths into a compact wearable designed for portability, recovery, energy support, relaxation, and potentially eve
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🛑 Weekly Newsletter: Influencing Heart Rate Variability By Treating The Vagus Nerve Directly
Hello! We hope you re enjoying the start of summer in many locations on this planet. Today, we ve got an exciting preliminary study showcasing the targeting of the vagus nerve with light therapy.We ve also added our latest polls, articles, videos, and much more. Stay tuned:New Study: Red Light Therapy For Heart Rate VariabilityOnce again, we re covering a 2026 study that has been recently published. The topic is Heart Rate Variability , a biomarker for relaxation. We know that many people now n
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Red Light Therapy for Epilepsy: My Son’s Story + The Science
I’ve been covering red light therapy for over seven years now. In that time, I’ve read the research, interviewed experts, and tested more devices than I can count. But every now and then, a topic comes up that isn’t just about performance, skin, or recovery—it’s something much more serious.Epilepsy is one of those topics.Part of the reason I get asked about this so often is because of my own experience. My son had his first seizure just before his second birthd
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Vielight's Brain Photobiomodulation: Unique Application Method!
Transcranial photobiomodulation is one of the most exciting areas in red light therapy right now—especially for brain health, cognitive performance, and neurological conditions.In this episode, I sit down with Austin from Vielight at PBM 2024 in London to explore how their brain-focused light therapy devices work. We discuss why targeted stimulation of specific brain networks matters, the role of intranasal light therapy, and how their fourth-generation headset has evolved.Austin also exp
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🛑 Weekly Newsletter: New Red Light Therapy For Neck And Jaw Dysfunction - Simple To Follow Protocol?
Today, a huge issue that many people have, with neck and jaw pain, with an exciing new study.And, we ve added all of our latest content below as well!2026 Study With Simple Protocol For Neck And Jaw PainMany, many people are affected by either neck pain or jaw pain. We ve included the topic of neck pain in the article below, if you want a deep dive:Does Red Light Therapy Work For Back Pain? The Interesting Answer!“Back pain can affect our daily lives as it limits movement, makes us irrita
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Red Light Therapy News: Eye Safety, New Devices & Fresh Science (May 2026)
The red light therapy industry continues to evolve rapidly, with several companies launching new accessories, payment options, and complementary wellness products. While many of these updates may not completely transform the space overnight, they do highlight how the industry is maturing and becoming more user-friendly.This month’s updates include new mounting systems, blue-light-blocking glasses, and even Bitcoin payment support.New Products: Platinum LED Updates Its Mounting SystemsPlat
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Red Light Therapy For Hair Loss: EVERYTHING You Need To Know
Quick conclusion: Red light therapy is a low-risk, evidence-backed tool for slowing hair loss and improving density and thickness for many people. It works best when started early and used consistently alongside other low-risk strategies such as platelet-rich plasma (PRP), microneedling and PEMF. Medications are often more effective but come with meaningful side effects, so weigh the trade-offs carefully. 🎓 Get Instant Access To The Full Free Course → 
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🛑 Weekly Newsletter: Chronic Pain - Huge New Light Therapy 2026 Review
More and more science is emerging on red light therapy for chronic pain. We cover a weekly study about that topic, and, we ve included all of our latest polls and content below!Let s go:Weekly Newsletter Topic: Huge New 2026 Review On Light Therapy And Chronic PainSo there s a February 2026 study hot off the press on chronic pain and light therapy. The review analyzes and integrates earlier publications from Sept 2015 to Sept 2025. Only Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs) were included, which
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Vielight Neuro Alpha, Gamma & More: IMPRESSIVE Products!
When people first start looking into Vielight devices, one of the first reactions is often confusion. The company offers multiple products with names like Neuro, MIP, Vagus, and X-Plus, and at first glance, it’s not immediately obvious what each one actually does.That confusion is understandable. The devices all revolve around the same core technology—photobiomodulation (PBM)—yet each one targets different parts of the body and serves slightly different goals.So instead of t
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Mito Red Light Review: Are They Still Worth It?
Mito Red Light is one of the longest-running brands in red light therapy, with a huge product lineup and years of market presence. But in a space that’s evolving fast, does that still make them a top choice—or have other brands overtaken them?After years of testing their panels, visiting their operation, and comparing them against dozens of competitors, here’s what you actually need to know before buying.💡I’m affiliated with some of the companies mentioned. If
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Red Light Therapy Wavelengths: Spectrums Explained
The PlatinumLED Spectrum — Verified Output. Full-Zone Coverage. Red Light Therapy Wavelengths: Spectrums Explained PlatinumLED's seven-band red and near-infrared spectrum — engineered to deliver verified irradiance across the entire range the photobiomodulation literature defines as biologically active, and confirmed by independent third-party testing at an accredited laboratory. Red light therapy works across roughly 600 to 1100 nm. The two most-supported wavelengths are 660 nm for skin and sur
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The Amber Light Therapy Fallacy
PlatinumLED Technical Analysis — Spectral Engineering Series The Amber Light Therapy Fallacy TL;DR Amber light therapy uses 590 nm light. It is absorbed in the top layer of skin and does not reach the muscle or joint tissue that deep red light therapy targets, so it provides no deep-tissue benefit. On red light panels, a 590 nm band mainly raises the wavelength count. An anatomical and optical examination of 590 nm amber light — why human skin absorbs it at the surface, why it delivers no d
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Independent Lab Verification Single-chip vs. Dual-chip LEDs: Independent Lab Testing Settles the Debate.
Independent Lab Verification Single-chip vs. Dual-chip LEDs: Independent Lab Testing Settles the Debate. We built two red light therapy panels that were identical in every respect except one: the LED package. Same housing. Same drivers. Same fans. Same optics. Same 178 watts drawn from the wall. Then we sent both to LightLab International and asked them to measure exactly what each panel produces. The results, taken directly from LightLab's signed test reports, are decisive. FILED UNDER: ENGINEE
Read Article →Red Light Therapy for Your Face: Safe Distances, Routine Tips, and What to Expect
TL;DR Red light therapy for your face works best when you keep the routine simple, consistent, and appropriately dosed. This article explains how to use facial PBM safely at home, what settings matter most, and what realistic progress looks like over time. You will learn: How red light therapy and facial photobiomodulation (PBM) work Safe facial distances, session length, and weekly frequency A step-by-step facial routine for beginners and more advanced users How to spot signs of overuse and ad
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Full-Body Red Light Therapy for Athletes: Room Setups, Coverage, and Protocols
TL;DR Full-body red light therapy may help athletes make recovery routines more consistent by improving coverage, reducing setup friction, and supporting repeatable pre- and post-training sessions. This article explains: What full-body red light therapy is and how red and near-infrared light are used in athletic recovery routines The main benefits athletes look for, such as broader coverage and easier routine consistency How to set up a room for better full-body exposure at home or in a facilit
Read Article →Can Red Light Therapy Support Joint Comfort and Flexibility?
This article was originally written in November 2024 and has since been updated with new discoveries and research in 2026. TL;DR Red light therapy may support joint mobility and comfort by helping the body manage cellular energy, circulation, and recovery signals more efficiently. The biggest factors are using the right wavelengths, keeping sessions consistent, and choosing a device that delivers enough coverage and output for the joints being treated. This article covers: How photobiomodulatio
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Can Red Light Therapy Help Psoriasis and Skin Irritation? What the Science Says
This article was originally written in April 2025 and has since been updated with new discoveries and research in 2026. TL;DR Red and near-infrared photobiomodulation (PBM) may help support skin comfort, visible clarity, and barrier resilience, but the science for psoriasis-specific use is still emerging. In this article, you will learn: What red light therapy is and how it may influence skin comfort and appearance Why psoriasis and skin irritation require a slower, more barrier-aware routin
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Red Light Therapy for Wrinkles and Fine Lines: What At-Home Users Can Realistically Expect
This article was originally written in May 2025 and has since been updated with new discoveries and research in 2026. TL;DR Red light therapy may support collagen, elastin, and overall skin appearance. For those using red light therapy for wrinkles, visible change usually depends on consistent use, realistic timelines, and a well-designed red light panel. This article explains what photobiomodulation (PBM) is, how it may help fine lines, and what at-home users can realistically expect. You will
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Red Light vs. Infrared vs. Near-Infrared: Clearing Up the Confusion
This article was originally written in November 2024 and has since been updated with new discoveries and research in March 2026. TL;DR Red light, near-infrared, and blue light do different jobs, and they should not be treated as interchangeable. Red wavelengths are commonly used for surface-focused routines, near-infrared is often chosen when deeper tissue interaction matters, and blue light can add another option for skin-focused use. BIOMAX PRO combines seven wavelengths, including 480 nm bl
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How Much Does Red Light Therapy Cost?
This article was originally written in February 2023 and has since been updated with new discoveries and research in March 2026. TL;DR There isn’t one set price for red light therapy because you’re choosing between recurring clinic sessions and a one-time home panel purchase. With 50% more power than standard panels, the BIOMAX PRO reduces session time by 35%, making it the lowest cost-per-joule system on the market. Home panels cost more initially, but the price usually reflects what matters
Read Article →Red Light Therapy for Thyroid Health and Balance
This article was originally written in November 2025 and has since been updated with newer research and guidance in March 2026. TL;DR The thyroid is a small gland with a big influence. It helps regulate energy use, metabolism, temperature, and a lot of how fast or slow your system feels. Red and near-infrared light are used in photobiomodulation (PBM). PBM is the process of using specific wavelengths to influence cellular activity, often discussed in relation to mitochondrial energy productio
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Commercial-Grade Red Light Therapy Systems for Clinics, Gyms, and Spas
Adding a new service is only worth it when it increases revenue without creating a new staffing problem. For many clinics, gyms, and spas, commercial-grade red light therapy is a good fit because sessions are predictable, repeatable, and easy to package. The bigger question is whether your setup can handle real-world throughput, safety expectations, and day-after-day use. That is where the BIOMAX PRO series is built to operate like a commercial service station, not a consumer accessory.
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Red Light Therapy at Home for Pain: Safe Ways to Support Recovery
This article was originally written in May 2025 and has since been updated with new discoveries and research in January 2026. Red light therapy at home for pain is most useful when you treat it like a simple, repeatable routine, not a one-off fix. In this guide, you will learn what red and near-infrared light therapy is, how it may support everyday comfort, and how to choose a setup that is built for consistent use. At a basic level, red light therapy (also called photobiomodulation (PBM)) use
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Best Medical-Grade Red Light Therapy Devices (What FDA Classification Really Means)
Choosing the best medical-grade red-light therapy devices may seem easy, but it can be challenging to distinguish between genuine products and marketing jargon. This guide clarifies what "medical-grade" means, helping you decode FDA terminology, evaluate devices, and compare options with real data. We’ll also provide comparison guidelines, a side-by-side table on spectrum, output, controls, and safety testing, along with The Serious User’s Checklist to help researchers, biohackers, and medica
Read Article →Is Red Light Therapy Safe? Benefits, Side Effects, and Precautions
This article was originally written in May 2025 and has since been updated with new discoveries and research in January 2026. Red light therapy is showing up everywhere, from recovery rooms to living rooms, and that convenience raises a fair question: Is red light therapy safe when you are doing it at home? In most healthy adults, red and near-infrared (NIR) light are generally considered low-risk when the device is properly engineered, and you stay within tested boundaries for distance, dose,
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Best Red Light Therapy Panel: How to Compare Power & Coverage
PlatinumLED’s medical-grade red light therapy panels give you clinical-level power, precision wavelength control, and full-body coverage for LED red light therapy that supports pain relief, recovery, and skin health. There is a growing body of photobiomodulation research and clinical trials, but results vary, and protocols are still evolving. By the end of this guide, you’ll learn how to: Read red light therapy panel specs with confidence Choose a panel (or multi-panel array) that fits your goa
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How Does Red Light Therapy Work for Pain? Mechanisms, Use Cases, and At-Home Tips
This article was originally written in December 2024 and has since been updated with new discoveries and research in January 2026. When people ask, “How does red light therapy work for pain?” they are usually looking for a way to feel less stiff, less sore, and more able to move through their day. Instead of numbing discomfort, red and near-infrared light are said to help the body do what it already wants to do: restore balance and recover. This article walks through how light interacts with y
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Is Red Light Therapy FDA Approved or FDA Registered?
Is Red Light Therapy FDA Approved or FDA Registered? Red light therapy is everywhere in the health and wellness space right now. Panels promise recovery, better-looking skin, and even performance benefits. Somewhere in that fine print, you will usually see one of three phrases: FDA approved, FDA cleared, or FDA registered. They sound similar, but they are not interchangeable, especially for red and near infrared wavelengths used in low-level light therapy. Here’s a quick breakdown of the differe
Read Article →Red Light Therapy for Athlete Recovery: Protocols and Evidence
Athlete recovery is no longer just ice baths and a good night’s sleep. Coaches and clinicians are increasingly layering in red light therapy, also called photobiomodulation, to support athlete recovery, reduce soreness, and enable tight turnarounds between high-stress sessions. When it is used with the right wavelengths, doses, and timing, it can be a useful addition to an already solid recovery plan. This guide translates the research into practical recovery protocols so you can make informed d
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Red Light Therapy: Single Chip vs. Dual Chip Technology
Over the past few years, there has been some controversy over the issue of chip design in red light therapy devices. While some companies claim that a dual-chip design is superior, this is hardly true. In the following sections, we discuss the importance of chip design in red light therapy panels and share more details about why single-chip designs are superior for design and treatment in red light therapy panels. Does the Chip Make a Difference in Red Light Therapy? The short answer
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Red Light Therapy for Biohacking and Longevity
Biohacking is the practice of making very small intentional changes with the intent to improve overall health. Biohacking is not an exact science and it doesn’t follow one specific approach. It blends what we know from scientific research with personal experimentation with non-invasive and often natural approaches that support the body at the cellular level. In this article, we’ll explore the role of red light therapy for biohacking and longevity. How Top Biohackers Use Red Light Therapy
Read Article →Red Light Therapy for Hormonal and Endocrine Health
Many people are looking for a natural, drug-free way to support health. In this article, we will focus on using red light therapy for hormonal and endocrine health, which supports the body’s organs and quality of life. Read on for more information! What is the Endocrine System? The endocrine system is a network of glands responsible for regulating bodily functions by creating and secreting hormones. You need hormones to regulate your metabolism, sleep, growth, fertility, and much more.
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Microdosing RLT Technology: Wearable Patches vs Panels
Red light therapy has dozens of scientifically validated applications. Given that human cells respond so well to light, does it make sense to microdose? In this article we will explore red light therapy microdosing devices, including wearable patches vs. panels. While these may not be the ideal delivery method for red light therapy, there are other options out there, including the BIOMAX PRO, recently released by PlatinumLED. What Is Microdosing Red Light Therapy and How Does It Work?
Read Article →Red Light Therapy in Women's Health and Fertility
This article was originally written in August 2025 and has since been updated with newer research and guidance in March 2026. TL;DR Photobiomodulation (PBM) is the research term for red and near-infrared light, and it’s being studied to see how it may influence cellular energy and signaling. Early research touches on reproductive tissues, but much of it is preclinical and does not translate cleanly into guaranteed human fertility outcomes. If conception is the goal, an infertility evaluatio
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Red Light Therapy for Nasal and Sinus Recovery
If you’re one of the millions of people who suffer from chronic congestion, sinusitis, and nasal inflammation, you’re probably familiar with the unpleasant side effects of headaches and difficulty breathing. You may have tried over the counter and prescription medicines like antibiotics, decongestants, or nasal sprays - and you know that while they provide temporary relief, they don’t do anything to resolve the underlying condition. Red light therapy for nasal and sinus recovery is fast becomi
Read Article →Red Light Therapy for Foot Hygiene
From head to toe, red light therapy has dozens of scientifically validated applications. Using red light therapy for foot hygiene is a great way to make sure that your hardworking (and often neglected) feet remain healthy so you can keep enjoying your favorite activities. In this article, we’ll discuss common foot health issues that can be treated using light therapy and how you can add this natural treatment to your regular self-care routine. Understanding Common Foot Health Issues Feet wor
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How Cheating Death Changed My Perspective on Life
“Only when we realize that our time is limited do we begin to appreciate the value of every single day.” ~Elisabeth Kübler-Ross I didn’t expect the trip to begin the way it did. In December 2003, I decided to take a holiday over Christmas. I booked an eco-tour of Sri Lanka, traveling around the country and staying in different locations. It was something I had been looking forward to for a long time. But during the flight on Christmas Eve, I started to feel unwell. At first, I though
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The Truth About Time That Most of Us Avoid Facing
“The biggest adventure you can take is to live the life of your dreams.” ~Oprah Winfrey My father died at forty-nine. I was young when it happened, still soft in the way grief makes you when you are not yet equipped to hold it. I was so consumed by the loss itself that I never stopped to do the mathematics of it. Forty-nine years. That is all he got. Forty-nine years to do everything he wanted to do, to become everything he wanted to become, and to say every word he still had left in
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How Better Communication Changed My Relationships and My Life
“When we avoid difficult conversations, we trade short-term discomfort for long-term dysfunction.” ~Peter Bromberg Have you ever looked around at other people’s lives and wondered, “How do they do that?” How do they seem so steady, so connected, so… together? From where I stood, there appeared to be a certain kind of person—someone confident, kind, thoughtful, and at ease in her relationships. And because she enjoyed her relationships, she seemed to enjoy her life. I was not her. For a lon
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What Letting My Dad Go Taught Me About Love
“Some of us think holding on makes us strong, but sometimes it is letting go.” ~Hermann Hesse My dad was intubated, so he couldn’t say the words back to me. I told him I loved him anyway. Instead, he slowly pointed to himself and then to me. “You love me too?” I asked. His eyes widened ever so slightly, and he nodded gently, giving me the biggest response his body could offer. I held onto that moment like it was something solid in a room where everything else was slipping away. It wa
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What Helped Me When My Life Felt Uncertain and Unstable
“Sticking with uncertainty is how we learn to relax in the midst of chaos, how we learn to be cool when the ground beneath us suddenly disappears.” ~Pema Chödrön Evicted. The word stared up at me from the letter in my hands. It was the summer of 2022, near the tail end of the Covid pandemic, when life was supposed to be settling back into normal—or so my husband and I had hoped. I read the letter again. My chest tightened. We’d always paid our rent on time. We’d never broken the terms of o
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The Simple “Analog Basket” That Helps Me Unplug
“Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes, including you.” ~Anne Lamott You know that familiar routine: an exhausting day at work, a long commute, children, errands, messages, dinner, and notifications. And then—finally—rest at the end of it all. A soft, welcoming couch that curves in all the right places. A new episode of a beloved series that whisks you away to a rugged farm in rural Montana. And some short videos that make you laugh: AI-animated cats reviewing stre
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Can Red Light Therapy Cure COVID-19? Here’s the evidence…
Wondering how you can prevent yourself from contracting COVID-19? There are plenty of things that you can do to strengthen your body’s defenses against all viruses, pathogens, microbes and all known diseases. Things like vaccines are cheap alternatives and vastly inferior to many of the natural approaches currently available. Red light therapy in particular has been well studied for COVID and has powerful anti-inflammatory and immune boosting properties that can enhance your body’s metabolism,
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7 Things You Should Know About Rabbit Hole, the Bourbon Distillery Breaking Tradition
Kentucky bourbon is steeped in American history, and many producers tend to stick to tradition by mimicking classic mash bills and tried-and-true aging methods. At Rabbit Hole Distillery, however, founder Kaveh Zamanian isn’t afraid to go against the grain. Rabbit Hole is a rebel with a cause: producing spirits that are undeniably American whiskey but distinctive in their own right. After fleeing war-torn Tehran in 1979 for the United States, Zamanian hopped from Southern California to Phoenix t
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The VinePair Podcast: Wait, Smoking Is Cool Again?
You might have heard that, apparently, smoking cigarettes is cool again. Today on the “VinePair Podcast,” Adam, Joanna, and Zach discuss what might be influencing this trend, why the health consequences of smoking might not resonate right now, and how that could impact the alcohol industry. Zach is reading: 21 Liqueurs to Know to Read a Cocktail Menu With Confidence Joanna is reading: Here’s How 7 Top Bartenders Make Spritzes at Home Adam is reading: Legendary Bartender Shingo Gokan on Hype, Hum
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Anheuser-Busch Is Getting the Bigotry It Paid for With Bud Light’s UFC Deal
June is Pride Month, but you wouldn’t know it by looking at the social media feeds or press releases of the country’s biggest beverage-alcohol companies. Less than two years into the second Trump administration, they’ve mostly abandoned their diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, cut back on their donations to queer organizations, and re-embraced a homogenous vision of the American drinking public that’s as soothing to C-suiters as it is anachronistic to reality. Even compared to the muted
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Bars Are Ready for the World Cup — Here’s What to Know
Baseball is “America’s Pastime,” and (American) football is the only thing people in the U.S. watch on television these days, but soccer is the world’s most popular sport and a truly global game, so it’s a huge deal that the FIFA World Cup is being played in North America this year. The last time the men’s tournament was played in the U.S. was 1994, and a lot has changed since then. The 1994 iteration of the games saw the American squad lose to eventual-winner Brazil in the round of 16. 3.6 mill
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Green River Launches Distillery Select Line with Toasted Double Oak, Its Oldest Bourbon to Date
Green River Distilling Co. is releasing its oldest product yet: Toasted Double Oak Bourbon, bottled at 115.1 proof at eight years old. The high-proof whiskey will be the first in the new Distillery Select line, an innovative series launched to allow Green River to experiment with proofs, finishes, and rickhouse selection. Toasted Double Oak Bourbon will be available at the Owensboro, Ky. distillery beginning June 20 and the brand’s tasting room in Louisville starting June 26. Toasted Double Oak
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We Asked 14 Wine Pros: What ‘Cult’ Wine Is Actually Worth the Hype? (2026)
Just as spirits nerds yearn for hard-to-find bottles to add to their collections, oenophiles will always pine over a suite of coveted bottles. Whether due to astronomical prices or low allocations, some wine pros catch onto these bottles simply because they are so unattainable. As a result, these wines develop a “cult” following, but the quality of the product isn’t necessarily what merits that status. Oftentimes, a wine’s uber-popularity is just a result of its elusivity, and consumers may rais
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The Buildout Podcast: Joseph Leonard
This episode of The Buildout is brought to you by Farmer’s Gin. It’s brought to you by the same amazing people that brought you Michter’s, and it’s actually the gin that I use at home for my Martinis. It’s clean, crisp, unfussy — perfect for building any kind of Martini that you would like. Farmer’s Gin is made in Idaho at the first organic distillery in the United States. It’s made using Regenerative Organic Certified grain that’s grown on a family farm. It has notes of juniper, elderflower, le
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Wine 101: Wine Is Community. Period.
The human element of wine might just be its most important constituency. Watch on YouTube Listen Online Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Follow Keith on Instagram @VinePairKeith. Rate and review this podcast wherever you get your podcasts. It really helps get the word out there. “Wine 101” was produced, recorded, and edited by yours truly, Keith Beavers, at the VinePair headquarters in New York City. I want to give a big old shout-out to co-founders Adam Teeter and Josh Malin for cr
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When It Gets Hot Outside, Drink Like They Do in Tulum
Before the mezcal bars, jungle tasting menus, and all-night beach parties, Tulum’s drinking culture revolved around simple things: ice-cold beers, fresh lime, Coca-Cola, and whatever else could survive the Caribbean heat. Even now, caguamas — oversized bottles of Mexican lagers meant for sharing — still appear on tables long before sunset, sweating through buckets of ice while the humidity settles in for the night. That simplicity continues to define the way Tulum drinks today. For all the town’
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9 of the Best Albariños From Spain’s Rías Baixas
Albariño is a quintessential summer white wine. The popular Spanish grape variety tends to be light and refreshing with its ample acidity. It’s easy to drink on its own and an excellent companion to all kinds of seafood and appetizers. At a recent gathering, I was poured a glass of Albariño from Long Island’s North Fork, where the grape has taken root, as it has in Virginia and California, among other regions. But Albariño is at its best in Galicia, the cool, coastal region in northwest Spain, w
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10 Essential Bottles of Rosé [Timeline]
Although rosé’s popularity peaks in the summertime, the pink wine’s roots prove it is more than a trendy seasonal beverage. The style dates back centuries, when the Greeks brought vines to Marseilles and rosé was created. It caught the attention of the Romans, who exported it through their trade routes. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the expansion of rail travel within France introduced vacationers to the Provençal lifestyle — and the region’s signature rosé. Over the past couple of
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The Making of Meiomi Pinot Noir [Video]
While California Pinot Noir isn’t new, Meiomi Pinot Noir proves that it can still be exciting. The Meiomi winemaking process artfully combines skill and intuition, drawing from the unique terroir of their vineyards throughout California wine country. The result is a remarkable wine that is “blue fruit”-forward (think blueberry and blackberry) with well-balanced notes of baking spices. As Jason Becker, Meiomi winemaker, explains, “All of these different regions, such as Monterey Bay, San Benito C
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Elijah Craig Adds 21-Year-Old Bourbon to Single Barrel Lineup
Elijah Craig is adding to its Single Barrel portfolio with a 21-year-old bourbon bottled at 94 proof. The release will be a limited edition offering alongside the two bottles in the existing, permanent Single Barrel lineup, which consists of a 15-year-old and an 18-year-old bourbon. The 21-year-old whiskey will be available at the Heaven Hill Bourbon Experience in Bardstown, Ky., beginning June 14 with a suggested retail price of $299.99. Brand tasting notes highlight toasted oak, leather, and r
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One Tequila Brand Has an Official World Cup Bottle. The Others Have Pricey Knock-Offs
When the World Cup comes to North America this summer, it won’t just be a spectacle of soccer, it will be an extravaganza of corporate sponsorships. Adidas for sporting goods. Lay’s for snacks, McDonald’s for fast food, and Coca-Cola for sodas. Verizon for telecommunications, Hisense for televisions, and Lenovo for computers. Hyundai–Kia for cars and Qatar Airways for airlines. Bank of America will sponsor banking while Visa grabs credit cards. LEGO is the official toy sponsor, DoorDash the offi
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We Asked 15 Bartenders: What’s the Most Underrated Modern Classic Cocktail? (2026)
The modern cocktail revival famously brought proper drinks and dignified drinking culture back to the forefront. While the movement’s touchstone is typically tied to the opening of Sasha Petraske’s legendary Milk Honey bar in New York City in 2000, the seeds of a creative renaissance were planted a few years before, as newfangled drinks like the Cosmopolitan and the Espresso Martini started popping up on ’90s menus. This liquid innovation flourished as the scene grew, leading to a new era of c
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The States That Drink the Most Liquor in America (2025) [MAP]
Residents of the United States drank 7.8 billion gallons of booze in 2023, according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA). That same year — the latest of NIAAA’s available data — considerable slides in wine and beer consumption predicated a nearly 15 million-gallon dip in total alcohol consumption in the United States. Spirits was the only category to record growth, up 2.6 percent year-over-year to 734.2 million gallons consumed in 2023. Wine and beer continue to top
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The VinePair Podcast: Can Brands and Bars Score With the World Cup?
The U.S. is gearing up to host most of the 2026 World Cup. Beverage-alcohol brands and bars always expect to move tons of booze during most sporting events, but they’re especially expecting to do so during this year’s tournament. Brands and sports bars are launching soccer-themed products, partnerships, and activations, hoping to generate hype among fans and rake in cash. Today on the “VinePair Podcast,” Adam, Joanna, and Zach discuss whether the companies that are counting on the upcoming World
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Meet Xinomavro, Greece’s Coolest Cool-Climate Red Wine from PDO Amyndeon (ΠΟΠ Αμύνταιο)
Somewhere between the hunt for minimal-intervention wines, admiration for well-balanced reds, and the endless quest for “something different,” wine drinkers have been quietly training their palates to fall for Xinomavro. Greece’s beloved red grape is quickly catching on as the must-drink, cool-climate wine in the U.S. The quintessential “New-Old World” wine offers that rare mix of red fruit, crisp acidity, and refined tannins, with a long history dating back to the time of Alexander the Great,
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21 Liqueurs to Know to Read a Cocktail Menu With Confidence
When ordering a classic cocktail, drinkers can anticipate how the beverage will likely taste. But as more craft cocktail bars open and drink programs lean into bespoke recipes, predicting the flavor of an unfamiliar menu item becomes a bit more difficult. Rather than relying on previous experiences with well-established concoctions like the Negroni or Old Fashioned, drinkers must consider the ingredients in each drink and imagine how they might taste when mixed together. Understanding a cocktail
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7 Things You Should Know About LALO Tequila, the Fast-Growing Brand With a Focus on Blanco
Tequila has been enjoying somewhat of a heyday in the U.S. of late. In addition to the long-established legacy brands, the tequila category is rife with young companies leveraging celebrities and influencers to get noticed. While LALO Tequila is a relatively new producer, its founders have made a concerted effort to do the opposite and set out to make quality juice without any of the bells and whistles. Eduardo Gonzàlez and David R. Carballido — both from Guadalajara, the capital of Mexico’s fam
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The VinePair Podcast: Is Wine Country About Vines or Vibes?
Since the 1970s, the rolling hills of vineyards — particularly those on the West Coast — have been hotspots for wine tourism. Now, wine country outings remain popular, but they’re beginning to look a bit different. What was once the most alluring aspect of tasting rooms — the vineyards themselves — appears to now be the least important component of visiting a winery. Instead, visitors prioritize spending time at wineries’ facilities over the actual farms. Take, for example, Chateau Ste. Michelle
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Sluggish Memorial Day Sales Signal Summer Blues for Sweating Beer Business
Generations are more or less made up. They’re a social construct, much like “time” and “the rule of law.” That doesn’t mean cultural norms aren’t shifting, and it certainly hasn’t stopped the beverage-alcohol industry from collectively freaking the hell out about it. But from Zoomer to Boomer and beyond, this generation stuff is kinda squishy. Seasons, on the other hand, are pretty real. In the United States, winter tends to be cold and summer tends to be hot, unless you are experiencing El Niño
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Here’s How 7 Top Bartenders Make Spritzes at Home
It doesn’t get more laid back than a spritz. In its simplest form, it’s a combination of an apéritif (like St-Germain or the ever-popular Aperol) with sparkling wine and soda water. The cocktail comes together in an instant with no special tools required, making it a recipe that even the most inexperienced home bartender can master. But in this case, basic does not mean boring. Spritzes are endlessly customizable, leaving plenty of opportunities for the pros to upgrade the humble beverage. So ah
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Distillers Give Their Favorite Stills Nicknames. Here Are the Best Ones.
When it comes to making spirits, it’s tough to say one part of the process is most important. Grind grain poorly, and you get bad whiskey. Mistreat molasses or cane juice, and the result is subpar rum. And if you’re maturing spirits, cask type, warehousing, and aging climate all become major factors. But there’s almost always a beating heart (and visual centerpiece) at the center of any spirits operation: the stills themselves. Be they pot or column, triple chamber or hybrids, thumpers or double
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The Buildout Podcast: True Laurel
This episode of The Buildout is brought to you by Farmer’s Gin. Whether you are building a bar, you currently are operating a bar, or you just run a bar at home, you need to have a Martini on your menu — and that Martini deserves Farmer’s Gin. Farmer’s Gin is created by the same amazing people that created Michter’s Bourbon. Every single bar deserves a great gin, and Farmer’s Gin is perfect for creating all of the classic gin cocktails. Farmer’s Gin is made in Idaho at the first organic distille
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We Asked 10 Bartenders: Which Japanese Whisky Is Worth the Splurge?
Japanese whisky doesn’t have as long a history as other spirits categories. It more than makes up for its shortened timeline with a reputation for producing outstanding liquid, and this penchant for excellence makes Japan home to some of the whiskey world’s most desired bottles. It’s also yielded quite a few labels that require consumers to dig a little deeper into their wallet and splurge. The price tags of these bottles may cause hesitation, particularly in periods of economic downturn. This i
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Wine 101: Château Lafite Rothschild III: Prince of the Vines
This episode of Wine 101 is brought to you by Meiomi. Springtime moments deserve to be more than ordinary, from those first few patio dinners to picnics in the park. Paired with Meiomi’s signature velvety texture and layers of dark berry, mocha, and toasted oak — it’s the perfect finish to your spring table. Visit Meiomi.com to find a bottle near you today. In 18th-century Bordeaux, when members of the parliament passed away, their sons would assume the administrative role. As such, after
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The Elijah Craig Branch Water
The article The Elijah Craig Branch Water appeared first on VinePair.
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Legendary Bartender Shingo Gokan on Hype, Humility, and Sip & Guzzle’s Big Win
When Sip Guzzle snagged the top spot on the annual North America’s 50 Best list in April, it somehow felt like Shingo Gokan was finally getting his flowers. This may look like an odd statement if you’re familiar with Gokan’s career. After all, his curriculum vitae contains more floral arrangements than the average bodega. He was Tales of the Cocktail’s International Bartender of the Year in 2017, and recognized as the fifth most influential figure in the bar industry on Drinks International’s
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5 Alternatives to Sancerre, the Loire Valley Sauvignon Blanc Rising in Popularity (and Price)
Sancerre is one of the most popular names in white wine. Though it may have experienced a bump in interest thanks to a cameo in Taylor Swift’s most recent documentary, the Loire Valley appellation’s star has long been on the rise. As Sauvignon Blanc became a staple on tables stateside over the past several decades, Sancerre quickly emerged as one of the premier regions for the grape, gaining recognition for its pristine minerality and crisp profile. It became a go-to for many white wine lovers a
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The 10 Best High-Proof Tequilas
Tequila is often branded as the partygoers’ spirit, and data supports that reputation: Participants in a recent study linked the word “party” to tequila when considering the moods that certain spirits can elicit. But as VinePair’s spirits editor Aaron Goldfarb found while tasting hundreds of tequilas this year, producers are beginning to lean more into artisanal branding to rewrite the agave spirit’s connotations and show consumers that it can be contemplative like any other gustatory product. O
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Four Roses Releases Its Oldest Bourbon Yet to Inaugurate ‘Ultra-Premium’ Anthology Line
Four Roses Distillery will launch its oldest bourbon to date to inaugurate its new “ultra-premium” Anthology line this summer, the brand announced today. Anthology will be a series of annual, limited releases intended to honor the distillery’s nearly 140-year history. The series debuts with a 21-year-old, 124.9-proof bourbon named Chapter One: Origin, which will hit markets on July 10 at a suggested retail price of $500. This announcement comes at a time when many other distilleries are also doi
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The 15 Beers That Defined American Craft Brewing — and Where They Are Now
Before craft beer there was only Big Beer. At first it was factory-made regional lagers that were ubiquitous to a certain area. Old Style in the Midwest, “Natty Boh” in Baltimore, Olympia in the Pacific Northwest, Pearl in Texas — it was what pretty much everyone in these places drank. By the 1960s, these regional favorites had started to be replaced by national powerhouses and you already know the names. Bud. Miller. Coors. Now these were what literally everybody drank. Then along came craft be
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The Sommeliers’ Guide to Visiting Champagne
When Champagne earned UNESCO World Heritage status in 2015 for its hillsides, houses, and history-filled cellars, it not only codified the importance of the region and its unique winemaking practices, but it also set off a tourism boom. In the past decade, Reims and Épernay, two of Champagne’s best-known cities, have become hubs for wine enthusiasts. Restaurants, luxury hotels, and new winery hospitality centers opened in rapid succession. This attention to hospitality stretched elsewhere in the
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We Asked 14 Bartenders: What’s the Most Overrated Bourbon Cocktail? (2026)
The bourbon cocktail canon runs deep with roots in one of the earliest known cocktails — the Old Fashioned — followed by classics like the Mint Julep and Boulevardier and modern entries including the Gold Rush and the Paper Plane. While these are all exemplary when made with a practiced hand, they are easy to overdo since their simplicity invites creative iteration and leads to countless riffs. And even when crafted by the best of the best, some bourbon cocktails have become so ubiquitous as to
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The VinePair Podcast: Mezcal’s Continued Search for Mainstream Success
In recent years, tequila sales have exploded in the U.S., but mezcal has lagged behind and the spirit still hasn’t yet caught its stride. Yes, mezcal continues to charm bartenders and aficionados, but the popularity of tequila raises the question of whether or not the “other” agave-based spirit will ever enjoy the same limelight. Scaling mezcal has its limitations. Producers rely on wild agave varieties — an ingredient that’s difficult to scale to larger yields. The spirit’s typical flavors can
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Uncle Nearest Receiver Files Letter of Intent to Sell the Whiskey Brand
Nine months after being named receiver of Uncle Nearest, Inc., Phillip G. Young, Jr., filed a non-binding letter of intent to sell the embattled whiskey brand this past Friday. The filing comes just three days after the case’s presiding judge denied founder Fawn Weaver’s motion to reverse the company’s receivership. Young will potentially hand all assets of the company — with the exception of three — to an undisclosed, African-American-owned investment firm, should the court approve the sale. Th
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Happy Hour Isn’t Dead, But It Could Be Going Late-Night
Since Covid-19 took over the world in 2020, workplace culture, and in-office expectations, haven’t been the same. The rise of remote work led many companies to cut back on their real estate holdings, and as the “one central office where all employees work” model became less the norm, other work-related traditions started to fall away. One such tradition? Heading to a nearby bar with colleagues to enjoy discounted, post-work drinks. Happy hour has a storied past that began in the Navy at th
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The World’s Best Merlot Regions, Mapped
While Merlot originated in Bordeaux, the grape grows well all around the world. Its cultivation now stretches from its homeland in Europe to the Pacific Northwest of the United States and the Southern Hemisphere. Merlot is often compared to Cabernet Sauvignon: The two go hand in hand because they are the most common varieties in Bordeaux and known for headlining the region’s world-class, luxurious red blends. Where Cabernet is firm in tannins and full in body, Merlot is softer and lighter with f
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Anheuser-Busch Takes the Corporate Craft Throne From Molson Coors and New Belgium
It seemed like it wasn’t a question of if, but when, Voodoo Ranger’s parent company finally caught up to Blue Moon’s on corporate craft volume. And according to one long-running brewing industry magazine, the answer is now. But that answer appears to be wrong. And a miscommunication around New Belgium Brewery’s “total beverage” ambitions may be to blame. Every year around Memorial Day — that much-monitored kickoff to beer-selling season — The New Brewer publishes an issue with the overall produc
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The States That Drink the Most Beer in America [MAP] (2025)
Beer still reigns as the country’s most consumed alcoholic beverage by volume, according to data from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA). In 2023 — the most recent year of data available — Americans drank 6.2 billion gallons of beer, a 3 percent dip in total consumption from 2022. Still, the category topped wine (887 million gallons) and spirits (734 million gallons) by volume. The South — the NIAAA demarcates its regions in line with the U.S. Census Bureau — knocked
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The VinePair Podcast: Reservations Are Hurting Bars
We’re in the age when the line between bar and restaurant is increasingly blurred. Not only do bars now offer stellar food programs and table service — they’re requiring reservations. The reservation climate of the 2020s has been nothing but volatile. Hopefuls wake up early in the morning to refresh Resy, OpenTable, and the like for a chance at snagging a seat and regularly end up disappointed. Tough-to-get reservations are nothing new. What’s unique to the present, however, is that they are now
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Craft Breweries Are Betting Big on the 2026 World Cup
If you’re into soccer, you might consider watching the world’s greatest teams play live in a nearby stadium sometime in the next month and a half. Or you could just watch the matches at a craft brewery like Varitage Brew Works in Bloomfield, N.J., where co-owner Mark Costa and his partners have been making plans around the 2026 FIFA World Cup for months now. “We’re seven miles from where the finals are being played,” Costa says. “We’re the soccer-centric brewery and we pack out for matches. We o
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We Asked 10 Sommeliers: What Supermarket Wine Do You Secretly Love? (2026)
Wine comes in two groups for the average consumer. The first group contains the bottles reserved for special moments or fancy occasions. These are usually higher in price and stature, elegant in presentation, and can inspire imbibers to take a little extra time with each sip. These bottles warrant a dedicated trip to a specialty bottle shop with a carefully curated selection. Then there are the bottles for everyday drinking: unwinding after work, pairing with weeknight meals, or for opening whil
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The 20 Best Mezcals for 2026
To say mezcal is a complex spirit is a bit of an understatement. While to understand tequila is to know strictly about Blue Weber agave, mezcal uses dozens of different types of agave varieties, most that aren’t yet household names like Tobalá, Cupreata, and Tepeztate. This, in turn, means that, unlike tequila, there is no one distinct flavor profile for mezcal. Mezcal can be citrusy, vegetal, peppery, herbal, earthy, savory, sweet, and, yes, smoky, the flavor profile most people assume it all t
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The Buildout Podcast: Leyenda
This episode of The Buildout is brought to you by Farmer’s Gin. It’s brought to you by the same amazing people that brought you Michter’s, and it’s actually the gin that I use at home for my Martinis. It’s clean, crisp, unfussy — perfect for building any kind of Martini that you would like. Farmer’s Gin is made in Idaho at the first organic distillery in the United States. It’s made using Regenerative Organic Certified grain that’s grown on a family farm. It has notes of juniper, elderflower, le
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Wine 101: In Defense of Cabernet Sauvignon 50 Years After the Judgement of Paris
Fifty years ago, the Judgement of Paris played a major role in solidifying the prestige of Cabernet Sauvignon made in the United States. Soon after, a number of factors led American winemakers and consumers to develop a palate for big, jammy, teeth-kicking Cabs — a taste preference that eventually overwhelmed the market. But when sampling hundreds of bottles for this year’s list of the 30 Best Cabernet Sauvignons, Keith noticed that a new era for the grape is emerging in this country. No longer
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Bourbon’s Global Soft Power Is Fading as Trump Tariffs Reshape the Industry
Bourbon is facing a crisis of global proportions. Its domestic outlook is dim, as sales recede amid consumption declines and a serious oversupply problem. But internationally, the picture is downright bleak: According to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States, American whiskey exports cratered by 19 percent in 2025, due in large part to declines of 57 percent in Canada, 35 percent in the European Union, and 28 percent in Japan — three of the largest markets. Other areas saw a rise in
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17 of the Best Wines From the Country of Georgia
They are grapes you’ve never heard of. The names are mostly unfamiliar. Some are fermented and aged underground in massive egg-shaped clay pots, just as they were thousands of years ago. These are the grapes and wines of Georgia, a country that borders Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Turkey, and the Black Sea almost 6,000 miles from the United States — and just as far from the minds of most American wine drinkers. But that may be changing. If Georgian wines are not yet having a moment in this count
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The Best Gin for Each Martini Variation, According to Bartenders
No cocktail puts its ingredients on display quite like a Martini. There’s nowhere to hide in this combination of gin, vermouth, and possibly a dash of bitters or a bit of brine. If the spirit is sub-par or vermouth has gone bad, it’ll be clear from the very first sip. So it’s no wonder bartenders have strong feelings about which gin to use in each style of Martini. While there are certainly a few one-size-fits-all options out there, a classic, bone-dry Martini might require a different flavor pr
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The VinePair Podcast: Are Seasonal Cocktails a Trap?
Seasonality isn’t restricted to just food menus. Some drinks programs rely on each season’s best produce for house-made cordials, shrubs, tinctures, and other elements to flavor their cocktails. It’s an impressive feat: Crafting seasonal cocktails shows that drinks professionals are nimble and able to adapt their menus on a whim. As a result, these drinks often become highly sought after. But by crafting temporary signatures, bars and restaurants may be shooting themselves in the foot. Just as i
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It’s Been 50 Years Since the Judgement of Paris — It’s Time to Move On.
Everyone loves a David and Goliath story; the underdog-beats-all trope is timeless for a reason. In 1976 this scenario played out in the wine world: At a small tasting in Paris, bottles from the nascent Napa Valley ranked higher than French wines in both red and white categories. That seminal day, known as the Judgement of Paris, reverberated throughout the industry and shaped the reputation of Napa. Now, half a century later, Napa is considered one of the world’s preeminent wine regions. The ar
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We Asked 13 Bartenders: What Will Be the Drink of the Summer? (2026)
When temperatures start to spike and OOO messages fill up your inbox, that usually means it’s time to crown the official “drink of the summer.” Some years, it feels like drinkers are on the same page. Like when Spicy Margaritas and icy glasses of frosé dominated patios. Or when, a few years later, those same goblets were replaced by bright orange Aperol Spritzes. But sometimes, the drinks that people can’t stop talking about — looking at you, Dirty Shirley — fail to actually take hold. It’s toug
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The Napa Cabs You Should Try if You Don’t Like Big, Jammy Wines
In their heyday, Napa Cabs were nothing like today’s stereotypical version. The flower-power vibe of the 1970s was apparent in the rough-around-the-edges, lively, vegetal, and experimental Cabs of that period. Then came the critic Robert Parker and the development of winemaking technology — two forces that influenced winemakers and consumers alike to acquire a taste for bold, high-alcohol, jammy expressions. In turn, the term “Napa Cab” has become almost entirely synonymous with these teeth-kick
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To Justify a $20 Cocktail, Bartenders Are Telling Stories With Their Drinks
A $20 cocktail can feel like a gamble: The menu offers just a short list of ingredients and the promise of polished presentation with no real guarantee the drink will taste great. Add on the influx of stunt ingredients and trends like savory cocktails and you’re left with a cocktail menu that reads more like poetry than a description of drinks. But sometimes, a $20 cocktail nails it. At many of today’s most ambitious bars, these drinks are the result of weeks — or often months — of testing
Read Article →Our Favorite Beer Cocktails
Despite the relatively recent rise of the Spaghett (Aperol and lemon juice poured into a Miller High Life) and its fellow not-quite-spritzes, beer cocktails have a long history. The “shandy,” a two-part mix of beer with lemonade or ginger ale, was first mentioned in print in the late 19th century, and glühbier has long been a staple of European holiday drinking. Modern bartenders have not shied away from the category, either, often turning stouts, sours and IPAs into syrups to add layered dimens
Read Article →This Long-Forgotten Drink Is Crème Brûlée as a Cocktail
In the world of cocktails, flips are some of the oldest drinks. Their evolution from a seafaring sailor’s favorite to a fireside tavern classic to a refined post-Civil War cocktail has made them a popular muse with a certain set of cocktail nerds. But its influence is now spreading further, to the world of chic restaurant bars like Tomat in LA, where Miley Aryucharoen (one of Punch’s Best New Bartenders of 2026) is serving an innovative version of the drink that changes with the seasons. Specifi
Read Article →The Best Cocktails to Make This Summer
The Best Cocktails to Make This Summer
Read Article →I Took a “How to Dance at the Club” Class
My first thought is that the room—a high-ceilinged loft in a Bushwick warehouse, a section of it draped with sheer fabrics and glowing with blue light—is dark, but not nearly dark enough. I can see the tiny design on the shirt of the person across the circle from me, which means they can clock the same small details on me; I feel exposed, and we haven’t even started dancing. I am here, as are a dozen other people, to learn how to dance at the club, or Dancefloor 101, as the colorful Instagram fl
Read Article →Our Favorite Easy Mezcal Cocktails
Mezcal consumption has grown rapidly over the past decade, and the thirst for the agave spirit shows no signs of slowing. In 2021, U.S. spending on mezcal grew 53 percent in value, while the spirit made its way into just about every classic cocktail template, from Negronis to Martinis; it also continued its reign in modern classics like the Oaxaca Old-Fashioned. Here, we’ve rounded up some of the best ways to mix with mezcal. Some recipes, like Employees Only’s Mezcal Margarita, simply swap the
Read Article →Ten Recipes From the Best New Bartenders of 2026
For the Best New Bartenders of 2026, inspiration comes from everywhere: seasonal ingredients in their own restaurants’ gardens, sense memories from where they grew up, even nostalgic flavors like Mountain Dew Baja Blast. They pair high and low, the natural with the playfully manipulated, and their drinks all tell a story of how they got here and what they bring to the bar. If you’re lucky enough to visit them while they’re behind the stick, you should absolutely do so. But the next best thing is
Read Article →Introducing the Best New Bartenders of 2026
Introducing the Best New Bartenders of 2026
Read Article →The QNCC Is Putting Nightlife Workers First
The Queer Nightlife Community Center in East New York, Brooklyn is partly an event space, partly a place of mutual aid and information-sharing, and partly a site of work-based training—all focused on trans and queer workers from the nightlife industry. In less than a year, they’ve programmed everything from dance performances to discussions about sexual violence prevention to tutorials on how to do your taxes as a gig worker. I recently attended a fantastic event there: a listening session of th
Read Article →The Most Popular Cocktails of May
Spring and summer might typically call for Margaritas and spritzes, but for our readers, there’s more than one way to make a seasonally appropriate drink. From a velvety clarified cocktail to a Chartreuse-spiked Daiquiri to a smoky, mezcal Manhattan, this month’s most popular cocktails are all crowd-pleasers. Below, find all of the recipes you deemed best in May.
Read Article →Five Glasses Defining Cocktail Bars Right Now
For generations, cocktail bars had one priority when it came to glassware: durability. Each piece needed to hold up to countless washes, bumps and tumbles from the bartop. In some cases, that’s still the gold standard. Steve Schneider, co-owner of the dual-concept bar Sip Guzzle, stocks plenty of hand-wash-only glassware downstairs at Sip, but he admits the team occasionally makes runs to The Bowery, an area of New York City known for a plethora of affordable restaurant supply stores, to sourc
Read Article →Craft Brewing Business is closing up for the holidays — thank you for another great year
As the year winds down, Craft Brewing Business is taking a break for the holidays. Before we do, we want to pause and say thank you. This year reminded us why we started this site in the first place — to cover the independent brewing industry honestly, thoughtfully and without hype. It has been anotherRead More The post Craft Brewing Business is closing up for the holidays — thank you for another great year appeared first on Craft Brewing Business.
Read Article →Schlafly Beer names James “Otto” Ottolini CEO
The Saint Louis Brewery, brewer of Schlafly Beer, recently announced the appointment of James “Otto” Ottolini as CEO. Ottolini has worked with Schlafly in various roles for over 24 years. He has worked in all aspects of the brewing industry since 1992 and has an Executive MBA from Washington University. David Schlafly, who has servedRead More The post Schlafly Beer names James “Otto” Ottolini CEO appeared first on Craft Brewing Business.
Read Article →Denver’s Ratio Beerworks grows packaged sales despite tough retail climate
Finding shelf space is hard right now. Moving packaged craft beer is even harder. That makes one number stand out in 2025: Ratio Beerworks grew packaged beer sales by 25% this year. The Denver brewery reached that mark during its first full year of statewide distribution. The growth came as many independent brewers continue toRead More The post Denver’s Ratio Beerworks grows packaged sales despite tough retail climate appeared first on Craft Brewing Business.
Read Article →Asher’s Chocolate and Conshohocken Brewing bring back Chocolate Imperial Stout
Asher’s Chocolate Co., the award-winning, family-owned chocolatier, and Conshohocken Brewing Co. recently announced the return of their wildly popular Asher’s Chocolate Imperial Stout, back for its second year and marking the fifth installment in Asher’s ongoing craft beer collaboration series. After last year’s release sold out in less than two weeks, the 2025 batch willRead More The post Asher’s Chocolate and Conshohocken Brewing bring back Chocolate Imperial Stout appeared first on Craft Brew
Read Article →SweetWater 420 Fest returns in April 2026 with a new home
SweetWater Brewing Co. will bring back its long-running 420 Fest on April 17-18, 2026. The event returns for its 21st year with a new venue and an expanded footprint in Atlanta. The two-day music festival will take place at Shirley Clarke Franklin Park, also known as Westside Park. The park spans more than 280 acresRead More The post SweetWater 420 Fest returns in April 2026 with a new home appeared first on Craft Brewing Business.
Read Article →Athletic Brewing brings back Athletic January with on-premise focus and new 2026 launches
Athletic Brewing Co., America’s largest dedicated non-alcoholic brewer, today announced the return of its Athletic January campaign, a month-long celebration of moderation and mindfulness. Developed for beer lovers approaching January with greater intention and balance, Athletic January showcases how the brewery’s great-tasting non-alcoholic brews can elevate everyday moments at home, at the table, and everywhere in between.Read More The post Athletic Brewing brings back Athletic Jan
Read Article →New Hampshire’s Ledge Brewing Co. changes hands
Ledge Brewing Co. has been acquired by longtime bartender and general manager Matty Burkett. The transaction keeps ownership local and hands control to someone already running day-to-day operations. We think that’s a pretty cool transition. The brewery will continue operating under the Ledge Brewing Co. name with the existing staff and leadership team in place.Read More The post New Hampshire’s Ledge Brewing Co. changes hands appeared first on Craft Brewing Business.
Read Article →Aliens may be coming, so HOPWTR says drink whatever you want
HOPWTR, a frontrunner in the non-alcoholic beverage market, is kicking off the holiday season with their “Drink Whatever You Want” campaign, just as global curiosity peaks around the mysterious interstellar object 3i/ATLAS, which is currently making its way toward Earth. As headlines swirl about unidentified objects beneath U.S. waters and scientists debate whether 3i/ATLAS signalsRead More The post Aliens may be coming, so HOPWTR says drink whatever you want appeared first on Craft Brewing Busi
Read Article →What craft brewers can learn from Sovos ShipCompliant’s 2025 DTC shipping recap
Sovos ShipCompliant’s 2025 direct-to-consumer (DTC) shipping recap is largely written through a wine lens. That’s expected. Wine still drives the vast majority of legal alcohol shipping in the United States. Still, the report offers meaningful signals for independent breweries evaluating DTC as a long-term channel. The beer side remains limited, regulated, and uneven by state.Read More The post What craft brewers can learn from Sovos ShipCompliant’s 2025 DTC shipping recap appeared first on Craf
Read Article →Hospitality visionary Will Guidara to deliver keynote at 2026 Craft Brewers Conference in Philadelphia
The Brewers Association (BA) — the not-for-profit trade association representing small and independent American craft brewers — recently announced that hospitality entrepreneur and bestselling author Will Guidara will deliver the keynote address at the 2026 Craft Brewers Conference & BrewExpo America (CBC), taking place April 20–22, 2026, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Guidara, co-founder of Make It Nice and former co-ownerRead More The post Hospitality visionary Will Guidara to deliver keyn
Read Article →Distribution update: Rhinestone enters retail with Sprouts Farmers Market + moves from Great Lakes, Beer Girl and more
With exactly one zillion breweries operating across America, distribution news is always a steady constant in the CBB mailbox. Every week, we get virtual piles of announcements on new alliances, upcoming state expansions and even reductions from breweries growing and shrinking their distribution footprints. Here is some of that beer distribution news. Enjoy! Cleveland’s Great Lakes BrewingRead More The post Distribution update: Rhinestone enters retail with Sprouts Farmers Market + moves f
Read Article →Brewers Association’s 2025 year in beer: Contraction, closures and the fight for occasions
The Brewers Association’s 2025 Year in Beer review, published December 15 right here, confirms what many independent brewers already felt on the ground. Craft beer remained under pressure. Volume declined again. Closings outpaced openings. Competition for drinker attention intensified across every channel. The BA does not frame 2025 as a collapse. It frames it asRead More The post Brewers Association’s 2025 year in beer: Contraction, closures and the fight for occasions appeared first on Craft B
Read Article →Devils Backbone announces new look for its Smash brand
Devils Backbone Distilling Co. recently announced that its award-winning, ready-to-drink (RTD) canned cocktail, Smash, has received a “fresh squeezed” new look. While the taste itself will remain the same, the packaging will debut its re-design on shelves starting this week. The new branding, which was designed in collaboration with Minneapolis-based Rise and Shine and Partners, prioritizes a fruit-forward,Read More The post Devils Backbone announces new look for its Smash brand appeared f
Read Article →Abstrax publishes free hop water guide with a base recipe and process controls
Abstrax released a free technical guide called “How to make hop water.” The document targets breweries building non-alcoholic options on the cold side, with a focus on repeatability and process control. It reads more like a production worksheet than a brand story, with benchmarks, workflow order, and data points meant to help small teams moveRead More The post Abstrax publishes free hop water guide with a base recipe and process controls appeared first on Craft Brewing Business.
Read Article →The International Brewing & Cider Awards are open for entries until January 31st
Believed to be the oldest brewing competition in the world and renowned for its quality and impartiality, the Oscars of brewing and cider will take place on the 3rd-5th March 2026 in Manchester. Previously known as the Brewing Industry International Awards, the competition dates back to 1886. For the past 140 years, the competition hasRead More The post The International Brewing Cider Awards are open for entries until January 31st appeared first on Craft Brewing Business.
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The Best Budget Pellet Grills ($400-$700) in 2026
Finding a great pellet grill under $700 is getting harder every year. Prices are climbing, models we used to recommend have been discontinued or upgraded out of our budget, and the bar for what counts as good value keeps moving. The good news is that there are still solid options if you know where to look. After testing every grill on this list, these are the best budget pellet grills you can buy right now.
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The Best Small Gas Grills in 2026 According to Our Tests
So you’re stuck with a small outdoor space or need a grill you can take on the go. There are some great small gas grills out there, but there’s also a lot of rubbish. We test dozens of gas grills of all sizes a year, and these are the five models we would buy if space were at a premium. We’ve also included some useful guidelines to help you avoid breaking any laws or getting in trouble for using a gas grill.
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The 5 Best Gas Grills Under $500 – Spring 2026
If you wanted to buy a decent gas grill for under $500 a few years ago, you had plenty of models to choose from. While the price of most grills has gone up (thanks inflation), you can still find some cheaper models that will serve you well in this price range. Cheaper gas grills tend to be smaller, but we’ve managed to include a full-sized 4-burner for your consideration. The Weber Spirit E-325 is the best gas grill for a $500 budget. The 2025 model added a sear zone that hits 700°F
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The 5 Best Pit Boss Pellet Grills of 2026
Our team has cooked on and reviewed eight different Pit Boss pellet smokers over the last few years. The best Pit Boss smokers are generally great value for money. They tend to be generously sized, offer a good mix of features, and are mostly reliable. Understanding the different models and options can be confusing, as Pit Boss produces a lot of retailer exclusives. Best Pit Boss Pellet Smokers Our picks are based on hands-on testing across a wide range of Pit Boss pellet grills, inc
Read Article →Pit Boss 850 DX Pellet Grill Review: Best Budget Pellet Grill?
I’ve cooked on most of the Pit Boss lineup over the years, so I have a good sense of what the brand does well and where it usually cuts corners. The Pit Boss 850 DX is a Lowe’s exclusive and it’s one of the more interesting grills they’ve put out, especially for a first pellet grill. It’s priced very competitively, and it includes a few features that you don’t typically see at this level, which makes it a strong contender for most backyard cooks looking for their first pelle
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The Best Propane Smokers for 2026
Propane smokers aren’t as popular as they once were. For years, they were one of the easiest ways to get low-and-slow barbecue without managing charcoal. These days, pellet grills have taken over much of that set-it-and-forget-it market. If convenience is your main priority, our guide to the best pellet grills is a better place to start. Propane still makes sense if you want an affordable smoker that’s easy to run, heats quickly, and, perhaps most importantly, doesn’t need electricity.
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The Best Electric Smokers for 2026
So you want to smoke meat, but sitting out in the rain tending a fire doesn’t sound like fun to you? Electric smokers are a perfect choice if you want a set it and forget it, smoker. They can also maintain lower temperatures than many other smokers, making them excellent for cold-smoking, smoking fish and making sausage or bacon. We think the Masterbuilt Digital Electric Smoker is the best electric smoker for most people, thanks to its excellent insulation and clever wood chip tray
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Weber Spirit vs Genesis: Entry Level VS Mid-Range Gas Grills
Choosing between the Weber Spirit and Weber Genesis is not as straightforward as it used to be. What used to be a pretty basic entry-level vs premium decision has gotten a lot more interesting. The latest Spirit models have closed the gap, with better features and a more polished design than the old Spirit II grills. Now the real question is whether stepping up to a Genesis is actually worth the extra money. The Weber Spirit E-325 is the best pick for most people, with strong performan
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BBQ Pulled Pork Sliders on Hawaiian Rolls
Piles of smoky, pulled pork loaded into soft Hawaiian rolls with melted cheese and pickled jalapeños. That combination of smoky, sweet, and spicy is what keeps this on rotation. The base recipe is just a starting point. Swap in provolone for a milder melt, dial up the heat with pepper jack, or skip the jalapeños and pile on fresh coleslaw instead. Ingredients needed Hawaiian rolls – Their slight sweetness works perfectly against the smoky pulled pork and spicy jalapeños. P
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Smoked Country Style Ribs
Most people cook country-style ribs in the oven, which wastes what makes them great. Cut from the shoulder, these “ribs” are loaded with fat and connective tissue that belongs on a smoker. This recipe takes them through three stages: smoke to build the crust, braise until tender, then back on the grates to set the glaze. Serve alongside coleslaw and cornbread for a budget BBQ spread, or pile them into tacos and wraps. Ingredients you’ll need Country-style pork
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Potatoes on the Grill? Six Failproof Methods
And here you thought potatoes were only good for French fries. No—potatoes on the grill turn up across Planet Barbecue, and live fire makes them amazing. It seems like potatoes should be easy to grill, but they require special techniques. Potatoes are dense, slow to soften, and quick to scorch if the fire is too hot. It you’re not careful, you can end up with spuds that look browned on the outside but are still hard and cold in the center. Match the technique to the potato The secret to bette
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How to Reverse Sear Steak on a Gas Grill
Photo Credit: Steve Nestor By Steve Nestor Is there a best method to grill a steak? I am not sure. I feel like I have seen or tried them all due to my time working on Steven’s TV shows, my time in the test kitchen, and my own personal cooking experience. Do you have a favorite grilling method for steak? Is it direct grill grilling, sear and slide, reverse sear, JKF (just keep flipping), or caveman? Factors to consider when selecting a method to grill a steak include, what kind of grill do you
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Last-Minute Father’s Day Grilling Gifts Dad Will Actually Want
Hey, procrastinators—we see you. Father’s Day is almost here, and if you’re still looking for the right gift for Dad, you’re not alone. He may be one of the hardest people on your list to shop for, but if he loves cooking outdoors, you’ve still got plenty of good options. This last-minute Father’s Day gift guide is packed with ideas for dads who grill, smoke, sear, slice, season, and generally prefer to be somewhere near the fire. From practical tools to flavor-packed finds, there’s something he
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9 Recipes to Grill in June
June whets our appetite for warm weather grilling and smoking—a refreshing beverage featuring mezcal (distilled smoke-roasted agave hearts), icy gazpacho, first-timer’s ribs, an amazing grilled wedge salad, Peruvian grilled chicken with an authentic green sauce, sublime berry shortcake, and more. Add these recipes to your repertoire for a superb dining summer. June Grilling Recipes Mezcalini Cross a margarita with a mojito and you get a Mezcalini. Add smoke and you achieve nirvana, not to menti
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Grilling Gifts Dad Will Actually Want This Father’s Day
Dads are notoriously hard to shop for. Ask what they want for Father’s Day, and the answer is usually some version of “I’m good.” But if Dad likes to grill, smoke, sear, slice, sharpen, or tinker outdoors, you’ve got better options than another mug or last-minute gift card. Our 2026 Father’s Day Gift Guide is built for the dad who would rather fire up the grill than sit still. We’ve rounded up tools, gear, gadgets, sauces, rubs, books, and splurge-worthy experiences for every kind of outdoor coo
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How to Grill Salmon: Time, Temperature, and Tips
Photo Credit: Steve Nestor Salmon is America’s favorite fish and right now is the ideal time to put it on your menu. Especially in the Pacific Northwest. Salmon is also one of the best fish you can grill. But if you are not careful, it may not come out perfect. A few minutes too long on the grill and it can come out dry. Or it can stick to the grate, and go from silky to chalky before you know it. The good news is, salmon is not difficult once you understand the basics. Why Salmon Works So We
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Burgers, Dogs, Chicken, and Corn: A Memorial Day Mixed Grill
Photo Credit: Daniel Hale Presented by Monument Grills Memorial Day is here! While we reflect on the sacrifice of our service members, we also usher in the first big grilling weekend of the summer. You could celebrate with the predictable hot dogs or bratwurst. But what better way to celebrate Memorial Day than with a belt-loosening mixed grill. The mixed grill is perfect for a cookout because it can give people choices. Not everyone wants the same thing. Some folks want burgers, othe
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Three Carolina Barbecue Sauces for Pulled Pork
Photo Credit: Daniel Hale By Daniel Hale I recently went to the Carolina Pig Jig in Raleigh, North Carolina. The Jig is exactly what it sounds like: a pork-heavy barbecue competition where teams serve their take on Carolina barbecue. It’s held during the Got To Be NC Festival in Raleigh, and guests get to taste the barbecue and vote for their favorite. Photo Credit: Daniel Hale I knew I was going to get good barbecue. What I didn’t know was how many different personalities pulled pork c
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The World Is Your Hot Dog
Photo Credit: Daniel Hale Hotdogs may lack the gravitas of a rack of spareribs or a beef tomahawk. But when it comes to grilling, they consistently rank among our three most popular foods to grill. So it gives me great pleasure to introduce Farideh Sadeghin, author of the new Hot Dog Cookbook, published by none other than our own Workman Publishing. In it you learn more hotdog lore and history than you ever thought possible? Do you know how hotdogs came to be served at baseball stadium
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How to Cook Baby Back Ribs: The Best Methods, Times, and Tips
If there’s one dish that epitomizes barbecue, it’s ribs. And if there’s one type that epitomizes ribs, it’s surely the baby back. Baby back ribs are popular for a reason. They’re smaller, leaner, and often more approachable than spare ribs, which makes them a favorite for backyard and competition cooks. But they can also get away from you fast. Cook them right and they’re tender, smoky. Cook them too long and they can dry out, turn too soft, or lose the texture that makes great ribs great. I
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Steve Carell Says This Joint Serves the ‘Best Pizza Ever’ (Not Pizza by Alfredo)
Actor Steve Carell is a Lou Malnati’s fan. But it’s not necessarily his favorite pizza joint. According to Tina Fey, speaking to The New York Times recently for its recurring “Pizza Interview” series, Carell—Fey’s co-star in the Netflix show The Four Seasons and in the film Date Night—sends frozen pizzas from the famed Chicago pizza brand as gifts to his friends.The Times interview features Fey and The Four Seasons co-stars Will Forte and Kerri Kenney-Silver talking about their pi
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Amid Ex-Couple’s Bitter Legal Feud, Fire Wrecks Their Acclaimed Jersey Pizzeria, a Portnoy Favorite
By Rick Hynum A legal and personal dispute between a pair of estranged business partners—formerly girlfriend and boyfriend—took a dramatic turn after a fire heavily damaged Café Crevier, an acclaimed pizzeria in Denville, New Jersey, earlier this month.No cause for the fire has been publicly identified, and no one has been named in connection with the investigation. No injuries have been reported.Court filings show that co-owner Brittany Crevier previously alleged that her Café Crevier partne
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Beachside Bodega Meets NY-Style Pizzeria: How a Hybrid Concept Juggles Local and Seasonal Demand
By Tracy Morin Piazza Pizza Beach Bodega may have had humble beginnings—as a New York-style pizza ghost kitchen concept in Pensacola Beach, Florida—but it has become a destination in its own right. “The original idea was simple: create a casual, approachable pizza spot that delivered high-quality ingredients, traditional Italian flavors, and a laid-back, coastal atmosphere,” says chef Manuel Rodriguez, corporate director of food and beverage for Innisfree Hotels, which owns and operates Pia
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California Restaurant Show Hosts California Pizza Challenge While Expanding Education Program
The California Restaurant Show returns to the Anaheim Convention Center from August 23-25, 2026, with an expanded education program designed to help restaurateurs, chefs, managers, marketers, and culinary professionals navigate today’s rapidly evolving foodservice landscape. The three-day event will bring together industry leaders and innovators for hands-on presentations, thought-provoking discussions, and interactive learning experiences focused on the trends and challenges shaping the future
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Dave Portnoy Called This Shop’s Sicilian Square Pizza ‘Spectacular.’ Now It’s Gone Fully Kosher
One of Dave Portnoy’s highest-rated pizza shops has opened a location in New Jersey that’s entirely kosher.Brooklyn Square Pizza, owned by Peter Grippo, already had six stores in New Jersey. But the offshoot Kosher Square Pizza, located in Oakhurst, is a little different—it’s a partnership between Grippo and veteran restaurateur David Mizrahi, and it just opened on June 7.Portnoy turned up at Brooklyn Square Pizza’s flagship store in Jackson, New Jersey, back in early 2020. In addition to trying
Read Article →Prince St. Pizza Brings Mobster-Themed Bar Pies to Hollywood Cocktail Lounge
Prince St. Pizza is expanding its bar pie program at Bar Next Door in West Hollywood, introducing three thin, crispy tavern-style pizzas named for infamous mobsters tied to American nightlife lore. The new nightly menu, which debuted June 4, marks the first daily food offering for Bar Next Door, a vintage-inspired cocktail lounge located on the Sunset Strip. The bar previously offered the Prince St. Pizza pies only on Sundays, but strong customer response prompted the partners to make them av
Read Article →An Ailing Pizza Hut Turns Back the Clock to Drive Higher Sales This Summer
Pizza Hut is putting one of its longest-running brand assets back in the spotlight this summer, using its BOOK IT! reading program, a new Box Tops for Education partnership and a family meal deal to drive higher sales and engagement with parents and young diners. The brand, which has struggled over the past two years and could have a new owner soon, is turning back the clock to better times with the launch of Hut Originals, a summer platform built around Pizza Hut nostalgia. That includes the
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Giordano’s Celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary With Truly Unique Pizza
In celebration of America’s 250th birthday, beloved Chicago pizza brand Giordano’s is launching its limited-time Americana Pizza at participating locations nationwide beginning June 9. Inspired by classic American flavors and created to honor the nation’s veterans, the specialty pizza features pepperoni and sausage topped with a commemorative Parmesan cheese stencil design in the shape of “250.” As part of the promotion, a portion of proceeds from every Americana Pizza sold will benefit H
Read Article →Loyal Customers Are Your Lifeblood: Here’s How to Keep It Flowing
By Tracy Morin In today’s competitive landscape, offering a loyalty program has become less of an optional add-on and more of a necessity. After all, these programs don’t only benefit loyal customers with freebies and special offers—they benefit pizzerias with a rise in returning business and, often, the ability to track (and then target) your fan base accordingly.“Loyal customers are the lifeblood of successful restaurants, and those customers should be rewarded,” notes Darren Easton, VP and
Read Article →Tony Gemignani’s Slice House Concept Plans to Open 15 Locations in This State
Slice House by Tony Gemignani, the acclaimed fast-casual pizza franchise founded by Tony Gemignani, is expanding its presence across Colorado. With locations already open in Loveland and Boulder, Slice House is poised to welcome guests in Longmont and Denver later this year, solidifying Colorado as one of the brand’s most significant growth markets in the country.Led by an award-winning pizza master who has spent decades setting the standard for exceptional pizza across a wide range of sty
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Classic Bacon Cheeseburger
Classic bacon cheeseburger with 80/20 beef, thick-cut bacon, and melted American on a soft bun. Cook it undisturbed on a hot grill for five minutes and the crust builds itself. The post Classic Bacon Cheeseburger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan Seared Lamb Leg Steaks with Mint Gremolata
If you're wondering how to cook lamb leg steaks, this is the fastest and easiest way with a quick sear in cast iron and a bright gremolata for a pop of flavor. It's a 25 minute recipe that nails dinner every time, The post Pan Seared Lamb Leg Steaks with Mint Gremolata appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Salmon Deviled Eggs
Smoked salmon deviled eggs with cream cheese, capers, and fresh dill. Silky filling, bold brininess, everything bagel seasoning on top. The appetizer that disappears first. The post Smoked Salmon Deviled Eggs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Hasselback Potatoes with Bourbon Bacon Jam and Blue Cheese
Hasselback potatoes stuffed with bourbon bacon jam and bubbling Gorgonzola. Crispy ridges, sweet-smoky filling, bold blue cheese funk. One pan, one hour. The post Hasselback Potatoes with Bourbon Bacon Jam and Blue Cheese appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Tandoori Chicken Drumsticks
Grilled tandoori chicken drumsticks marinated in yogurt, Kashmiri chili, and warm spices, then charred over live fire until smoky and deeply flavored. The post Grilled Tandoori Chicken Drumsticks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Flank Steak Pinwheels
Flank steak butterflied flat, layered with bacon, prosciutto, mushrooms, provolone, and pesto, rolled tight and grilled as individual rounds so every cut face gets a full sear. Here's how. The post Grilled Flank Steak Pinwheels appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Lamb Shoulder Chops with Chimichurri
Grilled lamb shoulder chops take 10 minutes on a screaming hot grill and come off charred, juicy, and ready for a heavy pour of fresh herb chimichurri. The cut your butcher never talks about. The post Grilled Lamb Shoulder Chops with Chimichurri appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Matthew McConaughey Tuna Salad Sandwich
The McConaughey tuna salad that lives up to the hype: wasabi, apple, jalapeño chips, and the drainage step most people skip. Served on toasted sourdough. The post Matthew McConaughey Tuna Salad Sandwich appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Baked Camembert with Bacon Jam
Bubbling Camembert topped with bourbon bacon jam, toasty walnuts, and rosemary. Two-stage bake keeps the sugar from scorching and the center perfectly molten. The post Baked Camembert with Bacon Jam appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Pineapple Chicken and Rice in Pineapple Boats
Grilled pineapple chicken and rice served in caramelized pineapple boats. One technique changes everything about this tropical dinner — and most recipes skip it entirely. The post Grilled Pineapple Chicken and Rice in Pineapple Boats appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Crispy Parmesan Onion Chips
Parmesan spread thin, onion rings pressed in, baked until deep golden and lacy. These crispy Parmesan onion chips are a three-ingredient snack, a better burger bun, and the reason you should always have a block of Parmesan in the fridge. The post Crispy Parmesan Onion Chips appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Flying Dutchman Burger
The Flying Dutchman burger is the bunless In-N-Out secret menu item — two juicy beef patties stacked between layers of crispy Parmesan-baked onion chips. Fork and knife required, zero apologies. The post Flying Dutchman Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Greek Pan-Seared Lamb Loin Chops
Greek pan-seared lamb loin chops with a sumac-and-oregano crust, finished with fresh lemon. One cast iron skillet, 20 minutes. This is the Greek lamb recipe you keep reaching for. The post Greek Pan-Seared Lamb Loin Chops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Tandoori Salmon (Oven-Roasted with Broiler Char)
Oven-roasted salmon with bold yogurt-spice marinade, charred under the broiler in 25 minutes. The wire rack and Kashmiri chili are what make it look tandoori. The post Tandoori Salmon (Oven-Roasted with Broiler Char) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bacon Jam Palmiers with Gruyère
Flaky savory palmiers stuffed with bourbon bacon jam and melted Gruyère. Freeze the roll, slice, bake 18 minutes. The best thing you'll put on a party table. The post Bacon Jam Palmiers with Gruyère appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Chicken Caesar Sandwich with Anchovy Butter
Grilled chicken Caesar sandwich built on anchovy butter toast that makes the whole thing taste like the best part of a Caesar salad. Ready in under an hour. The post Grilled Chicken Caesar Sandwich with Anchovy Butter appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Oklahoma Onion Burgers
We’re obsessed with onions on burgers. Can’t get enough of them. So when we went after the Oklahoma Onion Burger, we went hard – a thin patty seared over a mountain of shaved onions until they fuse into the crust and you can’t tell where the beef ends, and the onion begins. That beef-to-onion ratio… The post Oklahoma Onion Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cilantro Yogurt Sauce (5-Minute Blender Recipe)
Garlicky, lime-bright cilantro yogurt sauce made in 5 minutes. The cool green drizzle for lamb, fish, kabobs, and anything charred and spiced off the grill. The post Cilantro Yogurt Sauce (5-Minute Blender Recipe) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Steakhouse Burger
You're already hungry for this. Thick pub-style patty, smoked and hard-seared crust, sautéed mushrooms, sharp cheddar, and Dijon-mayo. The post Smoked Steakhouse Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Lamb Kofta
You've been ordering kofta every time you travel because nothing at home has come close. This is the recipe that finally fixes that. The post Grilled Lamb Kofta appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sweet Chili Shrimp Poke Bowl with Japanese White Sauce
The Japanese white sauce from the hibachi place, decoded. Sweet chili glazed shrimp, sushi rice, cold toppings, and a drizzle that makes the whole bowl. The post Sweet Chili Shrimp Poke Bowl with Japanese White Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Garlic Parmesan Chicken Skewers
You're thirty minutes and one mayo marinade away from garlic parmesan chicken skewers with real char and butter in every bite. Fire up the grill. The post Grilled Garlic Parmesan Chicken Skewers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Mushroom and Swiss Burger
A thick pub-style burger loaded with caramelized cremini mushrooms, melted Swiss, and warm au jus for dipping. Worth every minute of the cook. The post Mushroom and Swiss Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ground Lamb Gyro Smash Burgers
Ground lamb gyro smash burgers bring crispy caramelized edges and Mediterranean spice to a cast iron pita build with tzatziki, feta, and cold fresh toppings. The post Ground Lamb Gyro Smash Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Salmon Poke Bowl
Who knew it was this easy to make poke at home? Silky raw salmon, punchy sesame-sriracha marinade, spicy mayo. 30 minutes and your new obsession. The post Salmon Poke Bowl appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bacon Jam Burgers
Thick beef patties, melted Brie, and a glossy spoonful of homemade bourbon bacon jam. The burger that makes every other option feel like settling. The post Bacon Jam Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Buffalo Chicken Burgers
You wanted buffalo wings in burger form. We made that happen 🤯 homemade Frank's butter sauce in the patty, brushed on top, slathered in ranch and ready in 30 minutes. The post Grilled Buffalo Chicken Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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French Onion Burgers
Juicy patties loaded with jammy caramelized onion, melted Gruyère, and thyme aioli. One hour of onions. Five minutes of high heat. The post French Onion Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Lamb Vindaloo
From-scratch vindaloo paste, overnight marinate, low-and-slow simmer. This lamb vindaloo is the curry we judge Indian restaurants by. The post Lamb Vindaloo appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Baja Fish Tacos
Beer-battered cod fried crackly golden, stacked with smoky chipotle crema and lime slaw on warm corn tortillas. The Baja fish taco recipe worth saving. The post Baja Fish Tacos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Onion Bacon Jam
This slow cooker onion bacon jam is sticky, mahogany-dark, and built on two pounds of thick-cut bacon, balsamic, bourbon, and a mandatory skillet finish. The post Onion Bacon Jam appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Baked Lemongrass Chicken Thighs
A 5-minute lemongrass marinade, a wire rack, and 25 minutes at 425°F. Boneless thighs come out with a crackly honey crust you'll keep coming back for. The post Baked Lemongrass Chicken Thighs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Baked Crispy Beef Tacos with Jalapeño Sour Cream
The sheet pan taco trick that keeps the shell crispy and gets everyone to the table at the same time. 40 minutes, zero compromises. The post Baked Crispy Beef Tacos with Jalapeño Sour Cream appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Lamb Kabobs
Spice-marinated lamb grilled over direct heat until charred outside and pink through the center. Metal skewers, 10 minutes, one squeeze of lemon. The post Grilled Lamb Kabobs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Maine Lobster Rolls
Cold, herb-forward Maine lobster rolls with tarragon mayo filling in a butter-toasted brioche bun. Two rules: don't overcook the tails, and dry the meat first. The post Maine Lobster Rolls appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Viral Spicy Bowl
Cold brine, hot sauce, pickled jalapeños, sliced sausage, and hard-boiled eggs packed into a deli container and served with ridged chips — the viral spicy bowl recipe, done right. The post Viral Spicy Bowl appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Chicken Sandwich
Lemon-Dijon marinated grilled chicken, sriracha honey mayo, toasted sourdough. This is the grilled chicken sandwich worth firing up the grill for. The post Grilled Chicken Sandwich appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Big Mac Sliders
Big Mac Cheeseburger Sliders pack seasoned beef, melted American cheese, cold iceberg, pickles, and homemade Big Mac sauce onto buttery broiled Hawaiian rolls. Ready in under 30 minutes. The post Big Mac Sliders appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Lamb Shawarma
Lamb shoulder slow-roasted in a garlicky shawarma spice paste, braised until pull-apart tender, then blasted for caramelized edges. No rotisserie needed. The post Lamb Shawarma appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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15 Southern Classics That Still Deserve the Spotlight
Southern classics were never subtle. They were built on smoke, fat, spice, and patience. These 15 recipes still earn their place because they deliver flavor that doesn’t fade with time. We’re talking ribs that tug clean from the bone, shrimp simmered in rich sauce, and sides that hold their own next to the main dish.… The post 15 Southern Classics That Still Deserve the Spotlight appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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23 Easy Seafood Recipes for Quick Weeknight Dinners
Weeknight dinners move faster when seafood is on the menu. We rely on quick recipes that keep prep minimal and cooking times short while still delivering strong flavor. These 23 seafood recipes focus on tender fish, juicy shrimp, and golden finishes that come together in minutes. They use straightforward ingredients and efficient methods to keep… The post 23 Easy Seafood Recipes for Quick Weeknight Dinners appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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23 Easy Appetizers Everyone Asks You to Bring to Any Get-Together
When you get asked to bring an appetizer, the pressure is real. You need food that lands fast and feeds a crowd. We focus on recipes that deliver without slowing you down. These picks work because they are built for repeat success. Expect smoky notes, crisp edges, and tender bites that hold up from kitchen… The post 23 Easy Appetizers Everyone Asks You to Bring to Any Get-Together appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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15 Protein-Packed Recipes That Turn Dinner Into Real Fuel
Dinner hits differently when it actually fills you up and keeps you going. These 15 protein-packed recipes bring serious flavor to the table while delivering the kind of hearty fuel that makes a meal feel worthwhile. We love dinners that work hard for us, especially on busy nights when energy runs low and the day… The post 15 Protein-Packed Recipes That Turn Dinner Into Real Fuel appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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27 Beef Recipes That Smell So Good the Table Sets Itself Early
Beef can take time, and when it drags, dinner falls behind. You want bold flavor without babysitting the stove or guessing the timing. These recipes focus on methods that build deep, savory aroma fast, from sizzling pans to steady oven cooks. You get rich browning and juicy results without extra steps, so prep stays simple… The post 27 Beef Recipes That Smell So Good the Table Sets Itself Early appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Hot Honey Salmon Caesar Salad
Spicy-sweet hot honey salmon bites over miso Caesar dressing and crisp romaine. The glaze is the star, and this dinner salad comes together in 35 minutes. The post Hot Honey Salmon Caesar Salad appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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25 Party Appetizers That Make Every Early Guest Feel Lucky
Getting appetizers out early can feel rushed. You need options that hit the table fast and still taste like you planned ahead. These recipes focus on bold flavor with simple prep. Think crisp edges, juicy bites, and sauces that actually add punch, not extra steps. Many can be made ahead or finished quickly so timing… The post 25 Party Appetizers That Make Every Early Guest Feel Lucky appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Savory Oatmeal with Sausage
Savory oatmeal for grown-ups: jammy soft-boiled egg, blistered tomatoes, browned sausage, chili crisp. Finally, a breakfast bowl worth skipping the drive-through for. The post Savory Oatmeal with Sausage appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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15 Ground Beef Recipes That Make a Bare Fridge Work After Rent Week
Dinner gets challenging after rent week when the fridge looks nearly empty and options feel limited. We rely on ground beef recipes that stretch simple ingredients into meals that still feel complete. These 15 recipes focus on efficient cooking with browned edges, tender bites, and bold flavor built from pantry staples. They keep prep straightforward… The post 15 Ground Beef Recipes That Make a Bare Fridge Work After Rent Week appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken Biryani
Oven-baked chicken biryani with marinated bone-in thighs, parboiled basmati, and deeply caramelized onions. Layered, spiced, and finished with saffron. The post Chicken Biryani appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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17 Air Fryer Recipes That Feel Like A Shortcut That Actually Works
Dinner feels easier when a shortcut actually delivers on flavor and texture. We rely on the air fryer to handle quick cooking while keeping the process simple and predictable. These 17 recipes focus on golden crusts, crisp edges, and juicy centers that come together with minimal prep and fast cook times. The method reduces cleanup… The post 17 Air Fryer Recipes That Feel Like A Shortcut That Actually Works appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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27 High-Protein Meals That Make Skipping Late-Night Snacks Feel Easy
Hitting late-night cravings usually means dinner didn’t hold up. Meals that lack protein leave you hungry again fast, even when you thought you ate enough. These recipes fix that with solid portions of meat and bold, savory flavor that sticks. We focus on straightforward cooking and reliable results, so you get juicy bites and meals… The post 27 High-Protein Meals That Make Skipping Late-Night Snacks Feel Easy appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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15 Side Dishes That Always Sit Easily Next to Whatever You Cook
Side dishes can stall a meal when they need too much attention or clash with the main. We need options that work fast and stay flexible. These recipes keep things simple with crisp edges, bright flavors, and straightforward prep. We rely on them to fill the plate without slowing the cook, so timing stays tight… The post 15 Side Dishes That Always Sit Easily Next to Whatever You Cook appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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San Diego–Style Carne Asada Fries
San Diego carne asada fries — crispy air fryer fries loaded with grilled steak, melted cheese, guacamole, sour cream, and pico. This is the real thing. The post San Diego–Style Carne Asada Fries appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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17 Ground Beef Dinners That Taste Like More Than You Paid For
Ground beef should be the easiest win in your kitchen, but it often turns into the same few meals on repeat. It is also easy to overspend chasing bigger cuts when you want better flavor. These recipes fix that with smart methods that build deep, savory flavor without extra cost. We keep prep simple and… The post 17 Ground Beef Dinners That Taste Like More Than You Paid For appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Lamb Leg Steaks
Grilled lamb leg steaks with a lemon-garlic-herb marinade and a hard char. Here's exactly how to hit the right doneness every time, from marinade time to pull temp. The post Grilled Lamb Leg Steaks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Shrimp Cocktail Shooters with Homemade Cocktail Sauce
Cold shrimp, Creole-rimmed glasses, homemade cocktail sauce with real horseradish bite. Shrimp cocktail shooters are the party appetizer that disappears first every time. The post Shrimp Cocktail Shooters with Homemade Cocktail Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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21 Easy Dinners for Evenings When Simple Beats Every Other Plan
Some evenings call for dinner that is simple and gets done without extra thought. We rely on easy meals that keep steps short and timing predictable. These 21 dinners focus on straightforward cooking with juicy meats, golden finishes, and familiar ingredients that come together fast. They reduce prep, limit cleanup, and keep everything moving without… The post 21 Easy Dinners for Evenings When Simple Beats Every Other Plan appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Greek Scrambled Eggs with Sausage
Greek scrambled eggs with sausage, cherry tomatoes, wilted spinach, and crumbled feta — built in one pan in 30 minutes flat. Brunch that means business. The post Greek Scrambled Eggs with Sausage appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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13 Colorful Salads That Make Healthy Eating Feel Sneaky
Salads often sound like the right choice, but they end up bland or leave you hungry an hour later. We want something that feels fresh and filling without adding extra steps. These recipes fix that with bold color, real texture, and layers of flavor that actually hold up. You get crisp bites, bright dressings, and… The post 13 Colorful Salads That Make Healthy Eating Feel Sneaky appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chopped Chicken Caesar Wrap (Viral Vinny’s Cafe Copycat)
Vinny's All Day Cafe in Boca Raton has had a 30-minute line for 25 years — here's how to make the viral chopped chicken Caesar wrap at home. The post Chopped Chicken Caesar Wrap (Viral Vinny’s Cafe Copycat) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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23 Side Dishes That Stop Being Optional After The First Bite
Sides often get treated like an afterthought, then end up slowing everything down or missing flavor. We’ve all had plates where the main is solid but the sides feel like filler. These recipes fix that with fast prep and bold flavor that actually pulls its weight. Think crisp edges, punchy sauces, and simple builds that… The post 23 Side Dishes That Stop Being Optional After The First Bite appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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15 Budget Recipes That Make Dinner Work Without Spending More
Dinner gets harder when the budget is tight, and every ingredient needs to count. We rely on practical recipes that stretch what you have without adding extra cost. These 15 recipes focus on efficient cooking, using affordable ingredients to build flavor with browned edges and tender bites. They keep prep simple and make sure nothing… The post 15 Budget Recipes That Make Dinner Work Without Spending More appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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15 Restaurant-Quality Easter Dinners You Can Make At Home
Easter dinner feels elevated when the main dish looks polished but stays manageable to cook. We focus on meals that bring that restaurant-level finish without adding stress in the kitchen. These 15 recipes deliver juicy cuts, golden crusts, and balanced flavor using straightforward methods that keep timing under control. They are built to cook evenly,… The post 15 Restaurant-Quality Easter Dinners You Can Make At Home appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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15 Chicken Recipes That Actually Taste Good as Leftovers
Leftover chicken often turns dry, bland, or forgotten in the fridge. Most recipes taste good once, then fall apart the next day. We build flavor that holds, with sauces that soak in and textures that stay solid after reheating. Think juicy bites, crispy edges, and bold seasoning that does not fade. These recipes are designed… The post 15 Chicken Recipes That Actually Taste Good as Leftovers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bison Meatloaf
Bison meatloaf is leaner than beef but just as satisfying when you build in the right technique — caramelized onions, a chili sauce glaze, and 160°F is the target. The post Bison Meatloaf appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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17 Spring Brunch Recipes That Turn a Simple Table Into a Celebration
Brunch sounds simple until timing and balance fall apart. Too many dishes compete for space, or nothing feels worth serving together. We solve that with recipes that cook cleanly and land strong flavor without extra steps. Expect crisp edges, fresh bites, and smart pairings that keep prep moving and plates consistent. With 17 recipes, we… The post 17 Spring Brunch Recipes That Turn a Simple Table Into a Celebration appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan-Seared Lamb Shoulder Chops with Garlic Herb Butter
Pan-seared lamb shoulder chops with a garlic-rosemary butter baste. Cast iron, high heat, restaurant-quality results in under 25 minutes. The post Pan-Seared Lamb Shoulder Chops with Garlic Herb Butter appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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19 Easy Dinners That Work When You’re Out of Choices and Energy
Dinner gets tough when options are low and energy is gone. We rely on easy meals that keep decisions simple and the process manageable. These 19 dinners focus on straightforward steps, juicy meats, and golden finishes that deliver solid flavor without extra effort. They use familiar ingredients and efficient timing so dinner comes together without… The post 19 Easy Dinners That Work When You’re Out of Choices and Energy appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Parchment Salmon Boats with Vegetable Medley
Parchment salmon boats bake individual salmon fillets over seasoned vegetables in open-top parchment cradles. Ready in 40 minutes. The post Parchment Salmon Boats with Vegetable Medley appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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17 Easter Brunch Recipes That Feel Like a Celebration Without the Kitchen Stress
Brunch can turn into a juggling act fast, with too many dishes and not enough time to manage them. You want food that feels put together without adding more steps or stress to the morning. These recipes keep prep tight and timing predictable, so everything lands on the table without overlap. Expect crisp edges, savory… The post 17 Easter Brunch Recipes That Feel Like a Celebration Without the Kitchen Stress appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Creamy Dill Broken Egg Salad
Creamy dill broken egg salad uses jammy 8-minute eggs torn into chunks so the yolks melt right into the dressing. Fresh dill, sour cream, pickles. 23 minutes. The post Creamy Dill Broken Egg Salad appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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13 Grand Easter Lamb and Ham Recipes for a Timeless Tradition
Big Easter lamb and ham can miss the mark without a solid plan. Large cuts need steady timing and control to avoid dry centers or uneven cooking. These recipes use straightforward methods to build smoky crusts or golden edges while keeping meat juicy. You get reliable timing and simple prep that keeps the meal moving… The post 13 Grand Easter Lamb and Ham Recipes for a Timeless Tradition appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Lemon Chicken Romano
Lemon Romano chicken with a crispy cheese crust and bright lemon-garlic pan sauce. One skillet, 35 minutes, weeknight fast with date-night flavor. The post Lemon Chicken Romano appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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21 Side Dishes That Make You Rethink Your Go-To Sides
Side dishes get repetitive fast when the same few options keep showing up. We change that with sides that bring new texture and flavor without complicating dinner. These 21 recipes focus on crisp edges, tender centers, and bold seasoning that make each dish stand out. They cook efficiently and fit alongside mains without adding extra… The post 21 Side Dishes That Make You Rethink Your Go-To Sides appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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15 Salads That Are Crisp, Colorful, and Worth Eating
Salads fall flat when they lack texture and real flavor. We fix that with combinations that bring crunch, color, and balance to the plate. These 15 salads deliver crisp greens, fresh ingredients, and bold toppings that add contrast in every bite. They come together quickly and hold their texture, so they work as more than… The post 15 Salads That Are Crisp, Colorful, and Worth Eating appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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17 Easter Potluck Recipes That Get Noticed Before You Even Set Them Down
Potlucks have a way of turning into a quiet competition, especially at Easter when everyone shows up with something special. These 17 Easter potluck recipes are the kind that grab attention right away, whether it’s a bubbling casserole, a tray of sliders, or something rich and saucy. We always want to bring a dish that… The post 17 Easter Potluck Recipes That Get Noticed Before You Even Set Them Down appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Carne Asada Tacos (Grilled Steak Tacos, Taquería-Style)
Carne asada tacos the right way — marinated skirt steak grilled to char, chopped taquería-style, and piled into warm tortillas. The marinade does the work. The post Carne Asada Tacos (Grilled Steak Tacos, Taquería-Style) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Carne Asada (How to Grill It Perfectly Every Time)
This is carne asada the way it should be… Deeply charred edges, juicy slices, and big, bold flavor that makes it one of our favs for grilling time and time again. The marinade does the heavy lifting, but the real difference is high heat, proper slicing, and not overthinking it. Get those three right, and… The post Carne Asada (How to Grill It Perfectly Every Time) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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15 Lemon Recipes That Make Spring Taste Brighter Instantly
Spring has a way of calling for lighter flavors, and nothing answers that better than lemon. These 15 lemon recipes bring a fresh, bright edge to everyday meals, turning simple ingredients into something that feels instantly more alive. We reach for lemon when dinner needs a reset after heavier, colder-weather meals. From skillet chicken and… The post 15 Lemon Recipes That Make Spring Taste Brighter Instantly appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Copycat Cava Spicy Lamb Meatball Bowls
Copycat Cava spicy lamb meatballs in 30 minutes. Harissa, warm spices, cast-iron sear — build your bowl better than the real thing at home. The post Copycat Cava Spicy Lamb Meatball Bowls appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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19 Potluck Appetizers That Stand Out the Moment You Arrive
Potlucks are crowded with safe, forgettable bites that disappear into the table. We need appetizers that hold their own, travel well, and still taste sharp after sitting out. These recipes solve that with bold flavor and smart prep. Think crisp edges, smoky notes, and sauces that hit right away, plus make-ahead options that stay fresh… The post 19 Potluck Appetizers That Stand Out the Moment You Arrive appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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27 Spring Appetizers That Make You the Best Potluck Guest
Spring potlucks move fast, and basic apps get ignored. You need dishes that travel well, hold up, and still taste like you planned ahead. These recipes focus on bold flavor and smart prep so nothing falls flat on arrival. Think crisp edges, bright bites, and sauces that actually stick, plus options you can make ahead… The post 27 Spring Appetizers That Make You the Best Potluck Guest appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The Viral Onion Boil with Andouille
The viral onion boil — but make it a meal. Sweet onions stuffed with Cajun butter and baked in foil with andouille sausage until falling-apart tender. The post The Viral Onion Boil with Andouille appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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17 Easy Dinners That Disappear Faster Than You Can Cook Them
Dinner falls apart when recipes take too long or leave you with extra steps. We need meals that hit the table fast and still deliver real flavor. These recipes keep things moving with simple prep and quick cook times. Expect bold, savory bites and plenty of sizzle, without a pile of dishes or complicated steps.… The post 17 Easy Dinners That Disappear Faster Than You Can Cook Them appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sweet Chili Chicken Bites (Air Fryer Recipe)
Crispy air fryer chicken bites tossed in sticky homemade sweet chili sauce. Ready in 35 minutes — better than takeout, no deep fryer needed. The post Sweet Chili Chicken Bites (Air Fryer Recipe) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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15 Easter Main Dishes That Make the Table Look Impressive
Easter dinner calls for a main dish that stands out without adding stress in the kitchen. We focus on recipes that look impressive on the table but stay manageable to cook. These 15 main dishes deliver juicy cuts, golden finishes, and strong flavor using straightforward methods that keep timing under control. They are built to… The post 15 Easter Main Dishes That Make the Table Look Impressive appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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17 Spring Snacks That Actually Survive the Trip to the Picnic
Packing food for a picnic sounds simple until everything turns soggy, crushed, or bland by the time you arrive. Snacks need to travel well, hold their texture, and still taste great after the ride. These recipes focus on bold flavor and smart prep so they stay crisp, savory, and satisfying even after sitting in a… The post 17 Spring Snacks That Actually Survive the Trip to the Picnic appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Braised Beef Cheeks Recipe
Braised beef cheeks in red wine with a glossy butter-finished sauce. The most impressive thing in your current rotation — and easier than it looks. The post Braised Beef Cheeks Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Baked Coconut Shrimp (Crispy, No Fryer)
Baked coconut shrimp with a panko-macadamia nut coating and warm honey butter lime drizzle. Golden, crispy, no deep fryer required — ready in 30 minutes. The post Baked Coconut Shrimp (Crispy, No Fryer) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Lamb Eggplant Rollatini (Ricotta Stuffed Eggplant with Lamb Marinara)
Ground lamb turns a basic jarred marinara into something you want to eat with a spoon — then it gets rolled in eggplant with ricotta and baked until bubbly. The post Lamb Eggplant Rollatini (Ricotta Stuffed Eggplant with Lamb Marinara) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Hot Honey Salmon Bites (Sticky, Sweet-Heat Salmon in 20 Minutes)
Hot honey salmon bites: sticky garlic-sriracha glaze, caramelized edges, tender centers. Weeknight dinner that hits every note in under 30 minutes. The post Hot Honey Salmon Bites (Sticky, Sweet-Heat Salmon in 20 Minutes) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cuban Mojo Pork (Slow-Roasted Pork Shoulder)
Eight cloves of garlic, fresh citrus, one pork shoulder; Cuban mojo pork is the low-effort, big-payoff recipe your meal prep has been missing. The post Cuban Mojo Pork (Slow-Roasted Pork Shoulder) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Crispy Chicken Caesar Sandwich
Crispy Parmesan-crusted chicken, a punchy homemade Caesar dressing, toasted ciabatta — the sandwich that Caesar salad always wished it could become. The post Crispy Chicken Caesar Sandwich appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Carne Asada Marinade (The Best Citrus-Garlic Marinade for Grilled Steak)
The carne asada marinade that does everything right — citrus, soy, Worcestershire, and charred edges that taste like the real thing. Skirt, flank, or bavette. The post Carne Asada Marinade (The Best Citrus-Garlic Marinade for Grilled Steak) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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French Onion Meatloaf
Meatloaf got a serious upgrade. Caramelized onions, melted Gruyère, and rich beef gravy make this the most satisfying dinner you'll put on the table. The post French Onion Meatloaf appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Carne Asada Seasoning (Easy Mexican Steak Rub Recipe)
Skip the packet. This homemade carne asada seasoning takes 5 minutes to mix, stores for 6 months, and tastes like it was made for the grill. The post Carne Asada Seasoning (Easy Mexican Steak Rub Recipe) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Salmon Sushi Bake
One bite of this TikTok sushi bake recipe and you will ge why it went viral. Its everything you love about sushi rolls in an easy scoopable casserole! The post Salmon Sushi Bake appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Dumpling Smash Tacos (The Viral TikTok Dumpling Burger Hack)
Dumpling flavors meet smash burger energy. Ground pork pressed onto flour tortillas, seared hard, served with a chili crisp dipping sauce. Weeknight solved. The post Dumpling Smash Tacos (The Viral TikTok Dumpling Burger Hack) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sweet and Sour Chicken (Fast Skillet Version)
Skip the takeout box. This homemade sweet and sour chicken nails that glossy, tangy-sweet sauce in 25 minutes — no mystery ingredients required. The post Sweet and Sour Chicken (Fast Skillet Version) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Skillet Mac and Cheese with Braised Beef
The mac and cheese you make when you have leftover braised beef and zero interest in a boring dinner. Cast iron, panko crust, and a mornay that doesn't quit. The post Skillet Mac and Cheese with Braised Beef appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Open-Faced Braised Beef Sandwich with Caramelized Onions & Melted Fontina
Caramelized onion jam, stout braised beef, and torched Fontina on sourdough that actually holds up. This open-faced sandwich is the best way to use up leftovers. The post Open-Faced Braised Beef Sandwich with Caramelized Onions & Melted Fontina appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steak and Kidney Pie
Flaky pastry, Guinness-dark gravy, beef and kidney cooked until they melt - this is the pie that makes pubs jealous. Your kitchen, your rules. The post Steak and Kidney Pie appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Stout Beef Hand Pies (With Puff Pastry & Cheddar)
Stout braised beef and cheddar cubes sealed in puff pastry, baked golden with molten cheese pockets inside. Six to eight hand pies and zero leftovers. The post Stout Beef Hand Pies (With Puff Pastry & Cheddar) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Bread Chicken (Crispy Panko + Buttermilk Method)
How to bread chicken so the coating actually stays: buttermilk soak, seasoned Panko, shallow-fry. Crispy every time, no sad soggy crust. The post How to Bread Chicken (Crispy Panko + Buttermilk Method) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Corned Beef vs Pastrami: What’s the Real Difference?
Is pastrami just smoked corned beef? Not quite. Here’s the clear breakdown of cut, cure, smoke, and flavor so you can choose confidently. The post Corned Beef vs Pastrami: What’s the Real Difference? appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Baked BBQ Chicken (Sticky, Smoky, and Juicy Every Time)
Juicy oven-baked BBQ chicken with a sticky honey-BBQ glaze that actually caramelizes. No grill, no guesswork — just bold, smoky chicken on a weeknight. The post Baked BBQ Chicken (Sticky, Smoky, and Juicy Every Time) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Irish Nachos with Braised Beef (Crispy Potato Nachos)
Crispy roasted russet rounds loaded with stout braised beef, cheddar-mozzarella pull, thick-cut bacon, and scallions. Irish nachos that make the regular kind look lazy. The post Irish Nachos with Braised Beef (Crispy Potato Nachos) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Stout & Coffee Braised Beef Shanks
Beef shanks braised in Guinness and coffee until the collagen melts into a silky, mahogany glaze. Fork-tender, deeply savory, and the smartest Sunday cook you'll do. The post Stout & Coffee Braised Beef Shanks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Beef Tips (Tender Chuck in Rich Onion Gravy)
You started the slow cooker at 8 am. By the time you walk back in the door, the whole house smells like that took effort all day long… and technically, it did. Just not your effort. Slow-cooker beef tips can be forgettable if you treat them like a dump-and-go dinner. This one isn’t. Searing the… The post Slow Cooker Beef Tips (Tender Chuck in Rich Onion Gravy) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Dumpling Lasagna
Imagine every bite of your favorite dumpling - pork, ginger, soy, sesame - stacked into individual portions. No folding. Just chili crisp. The post Dumpling Lasagna appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Spicy Kani Salad
Creamy, spicy, ready in 15 minutes; this kani salad nails the sushi restaurant version at home with imitation crab and sriracha sesame mayo. The post Spicy Kani Salad appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Butter Chicken (Authentic Murgh Makhani with Chicken Thighs)
Butter chicken with yogurt-marinated thighs and the ONE ingredient that makes it taste like the real thing. Weeknight-fast, deeply spiced. The post Butter Chicken (Authentic Murgh Makhani with Chicken Thighs) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Roast Boneless Leg of Lamb with Garlic & Rosemary Pan Gravy
Golden crust, juicy center, a pan gravy that makes every slice better than the last. This is classic roast lamb done right — and it's yours to nail every time. The post Roast Boneless Leg of Lamb with Garlic Rosemary Pan Gravy appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Lemon Chicken Orzo Soup
Lemon chicken orzo soup with seared chicken, bright citrus broth, and orzo that stays perfectly tender. The trick that keeps it from getting mushy — and why it works. The post Lemon Chicken Orzo Soup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Miso Glazed Salmon (Broiled or Baked)
Miso glazed salmon with a caramelized umami crust, ready in under 10 minutes of active work. Bold, flaky, and foolproof under the broiler. This one earns a spot in the rotation. The post Miso Glazed Salmon (Broiled or Baked) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Corned Beef Stuffed Baked Potatoes on the Smoker
Smoked baked potatoes loaded with corned beef, bacon-fried cabbage, Swiss cheese, and Reuben dressing. A deconstructed Reuben in potato form. That's dinner. The post Corned Beef Stuffed Baked Potatoes on the Smoker appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked and Braised Corned Beef
Smoked corned beef with a mustard-spice crust, braised until fork-tender. This is basically homemade pastrami — and it's better than anything from the deli. The post Smoked and Braised Corned Beef appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Homemade Pickling Spice for Corned Beef and Brining
Homemade pickling spice for corned beef that blows away the packet in the bag. 10 ingredients, 5 minutes, and your smoked corned beef just got a serious upgrade. The post Homemade Pickling Spice for Corned Beef and Brining appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Skillet Fried Cabbage with Bacon
Fried cabbage with bacon is the sleeper hit side dish of 2026. Crispy edges, rendered fat, a vinegar kick — 25 minutes, one skillet, zero leftovers. Every time. The post Skillet Fried Cabbage with Bacon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken Marsala
Chicken Marsala with pan-seared cutlets in a savory Marsala wine and mushroom sauce, finished with cream and parmesan. Golden, rich, and ready in 40 minutes. Serves 4. The post Chicken Marsala appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Steak
Yes, air fryer steak actually works. Overnight dry-brine + 12 minutes = legit crust and zero smoke. Beats cast iron for weeknight ease. The post Air Fryer Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Marry Me Chicken Soup
Marry me chicken as SOUP. Creamy garlic-parmesan broth, sun-dried tomatoes, pasta, and spinach. One pot, 40 minutes, and dangerously good on a cold night. The post Marry Me Chicken Soup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Honey Glazed Salmon
Honey-glazed salmon with turmeric, lemon, and butter creates a sticky, caramelized crust in just 10 minutes. Better than takeout, easier than you think. The post Honey Glazed Salmon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Homemade A1 Steak Sauce
We figured out the secret to A1's epic flavor, and you'll never guess what it is. This homemade version tastes like the original, but you control the tang, sweetness, and kick. The post Homemade A1 Steak Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer BBQ Chicken
Air fryer BBQ chicken with a sticky honey glaze that caramelizes in 2 minutes flat. Juicy bone-in pieces, backyard flavor, zero grill required. The post Air Fryer BBQ Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cowboy Chicken
Chicken dinners don’t have to be boring, and this One-Pan Cowboy Chicken is here to prove it. It’s got those big, bold Tex-Mex flavors everyone craves (smoky, zesty, ridiculously cheese-covered) all while keeping the chicken juicy. The trick to keeping the chicken moist? Pulling the chicken from the heat right after a sear, then letting… The post Cowboy Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Beef Heart Stew
Your slow cooker turns this overlooked cut into the most tender, deeply flavored stew you'll make all year. Zero babysitting, pure comfort in a bowl. The post Slow Cooker Beef Heart Stew appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Rogan Josh (Kashmiri Lamb Curry)
Rogan Josh recipe with fall-apart tender lamb in aromatic Kashmiri spices. Learn the yogurt trick that prevents curdling and builds serious depth of flavor. The post Rogan Josh (Kashmiri Lamb Curry) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Potsticker Soup (Fast, Cozy, Weeknight Easy)
Potsticker soup in 25 minutes using frozen dumplings. Ginger-garlic broth tastes like takeout but costs $8 to feed 3 people. Faster than delivery. The post Potsticker Soup (Fast, Cozy, Weeknight Easy) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Salmon Alfredo
We've perfected salmon alfredo with two little tricks for the perfect date night dinner recipe. 25 minutes, one pan, zero sad fish flakes ruining your dinner tonight. The post Salmon Alfredo appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Lamb Chops (Juicy, Garlic-Rosemary, 15 Minutes)
Air fryer lamb chops in 15 minutes with garlic and rosemary. Perfectly cooked every time—no guesswork, no $40 steakhouse bill, just tender lamb. The post Air Fryer Lamb Chops (Juicy, Garlic-Rosemary, 15 Minutes) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Boneless Buffalo Wings (Extra Crispy, Bar-Style)
Boneless buffalo wings with double-dredged crispy coating that actually stays put. Buttermilk-brined chicken plus homemade buffalo sauce. The post Boneless Buffalo Wings (Extra Crispy, Bar-Style) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smash Burger Tacos (With Special Sauce)
Smash burger tacos flip the script—beef smashed crispy right onto flour tortillas, topped with special sauce. 30 minutes, zero boring weeknight dinners. The post Smash Burger Tacos (With Special Sauce) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Loaded Tater Tots with Seasoned Beef and Lime Crema
Crispy tater tots loaded with taco-seasoned beef, melted cheddar, jalapeños, and tangy lime crema. Your new game day MVP that beats nachos every time. The post Loaded Tater Tots with Seasoned Beef and Lime Crema appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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La Scala Chopped Salad
This is the version that actually tastes like the Beverly Hills original. The chickpea marinade trick changes everything—here's exactly how to do it.🥗 The post La Scala Chopped Salad appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Pork Tenderloin
Juicy air fryer pork tenderloin with a smoked paprika crust in 18 minutes. No dry, bland pork here—just foolproof weeknight protein that actually delivers. The post Air Fryer Pork Tenderloin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Marry Me Chicken Pasta
The viral marry me chicken everyone's obsessed with, but faster and better. One pan, 40 minutes, and you'll actually understand the hype. The post Marry Me Chicken Pasta appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Philly Cheesesteak Sliders
Baked cheesesteak sliders are the ultimate game day treat. Fast to prepare, they deliver big flavor without missing the action. The post Philly Cheesesteak Sliders appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Coconut Curry Dumpling Bake
We’re crushing hard on the viral dumpling bake recipe that’s everywhere right now – the one that’s basically frozen dumplings with coconut milk and curry paste. So, we decided to amp it up, deepen the flavors, and make it even better. This version takes the same brilliant frozen-dumplings-in-the-oven concept and gives it depth. You bloom… The post Coconut Curry Dumpling Bake appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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East Coast Shrimp Rolls
Cold shrimp rolls with lemon, celery, and fresh cilantro. Ready in 15 minutes for a fraction of what you'd pay at a seafood shack. Summer in a split-top bun. The post East Coast Shrimp Rolls appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Salmon
Air fryer salmon with a caramelized brown sugar crust in 15 minutes flat. No oil, no mess, just perfectly flaky fish that works with any flavor you want. The post Air Fryer Salmon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Skillet Beer Brats with Onions
Beer-braised brats with caramelized onions in cast iron. Better than any sports bar—and you control the beer. Game day sorted in 45 minutes. The post Skillet Beer Brats with Onions appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Traditional Pastitsio
Greek baked pasta with cinnamon-spiced lamb, silky béchamel, and egg-coated noodles. This is the casserole that makes people beg for seconds and the recipe. The post Traditional Pastitsio appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Hot Italian Sub Sliders
Hot Italian sub sliders with ham, salami, pepperoni, and melted provolone baked on Hawaiian rolls with a roasted red pepper-garlic glaze. Game day perfection. The post Hot Italian Sub Sliders appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan Seared Cod in Garlic Lemon Butter Sauce
Pan-seared cod with crispy skin and lemon garlic butter. If you're nervous about cooking fish, start here - cod is forgiving and this technique works every time. The post Pan Seared Cod in Garlic Lemon Butter Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Fried Chicken
Crispy air fryer fried chicken with buttermilk brine. Golden crust, juicy meat, zero deep fryer mess. KFC who? This is your new move. The post Air Fryer Fried Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken Alfredo
That creamy, garlicky chicken alfredo craving just hit hard, and you’re already pulling up DoorDash. But wait – this one’s on the table in 35 minutes, takes one skillet and a pot, and comes out better than what shows up lukewarm in a container. Here’s why we never make this at home: we think it’s… The post Chicken Alfredo appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Classic Salisbury Steak with Mushroom Gravy
Forget the frozen dinner version. This Salisbury steak recipe delivers juicy beef patties drowning in rich mushroom gravy that'll wreck your diet plans. The post Classic Salisbury Steak with Mushroom Gravy appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Mexican Meatball Soup (Albondigas Soup)
Smoky Mexican meatball soup with rice that cooks inside tender beef meatballs. One pot, ready in 70 minutes, tastes better the next day. The post Mexican Meatball Soup (Albondigas Soup) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Crispy Fried Fish Sandwich
You know that sound when you bite through perfectly fried fish? That audible CRUNCH means you absolutely nailed it. Most fried fish at home goes soggy before it even hits the plate. The coating slides off. The whole thing turns into a greasy mess. And you’re left wondering why yours never turns out as good… The post Crispy Fried Fish Sandwich appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Frozen Chicken Wings (Crispy, Fast, No Thawing)
Cook frozen chicken wings in the air fryer for crispy, saucy wings in under 30 minutes. No thawing, no frying — just simple timing, temps, and tips that actually work. The post Air Fryer Frozen Chicken Wings (Crispy, Fast, No Thawing) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Marry Me Chicken Orzo (One-Pan, Creamy, No Extra Pots)
Forget the ring - this creamy marry me chicken orzo seals the deal. Sun-dried tomatoes, garlic, parmesan in one skillet. 35 minutes to proposal-worthy dinner. The post Marry Me Chicken Orzo (One-Pan, Creamy, No Extra Pots) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Traditional Philly Cheesesteak Recipe
We grew up outside of Philadelphia, where opinions on cheesesteaks are basically a blood sport. Forget the tourist traps – this sandwich is all about soft Amoroso rolls stuffed with thin-sliced ribeye, golden onions, and cheese melted right into the meat. No mayo. No lettuce. Just beef, onions, and gooey perfection. (And yes, South Philly… The post Traditional Philly Cheesesteak Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Traditional Lamb Moussaka
This is the moussaka recipe with clean slices, not soupy collapse. Spiced lamb, roasted eggplant, proper béchamel. Make-ahead friendly, worth every step. The post Traditional Lamb Moussaka appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Lasagna Soup (All the Comfort, One Pot)
All the comfort of lasagna without the layers or work. This one-pot lasagna soup is rich, cheesy, and we've been making it for years when we're feeling lazy. The post Lasagna Soup (All the Comfort, One Pot) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Homemade Seafood Alfredo with Real Alfredo Sauce
The seafood alfredo worth breaking your low-carb streak for. Golden scallops, perfect shrimp, velvet Parmesan cream. 35 minutes to pure pasta indulgence. The post Homemade Seafood Alfredo with Real Alfredo Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Gochujang Chicken Burgers with Kimchi Bacon Jam
The most craveable chicken burger you'll ever make! Korean gochujang + kimchi bacon jam = pure burger perfection. 40 mins to obsession. The post Gochujang Chicken Burgers with Kimchi Bacon Jam appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Beef Bourguignon (Classic French Beef Stew)
Deeply browned beef, bacon, red wine, and aromatics braised low and slow into a rich, classic Beef Bourguignon. No shortcuts — just real flavor that gets better overnight. The post Beef Bourguignon (Classic French Beef Stew) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Lobster Pot Pie with Puff Pastry
This lobster pot pie delivers real comfort food: tender lobster, a creamy savory filling, and a crisp puff pastry lid. Elegant enough for guests, simple enough to pull off. The post Lobster Pot Pie with Puff Pastry appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Creamy White Bean Soup with Sausage
This ridiculously creamy white bean soup with smoky sausage is comfort food perfection! Ready in one hour, one pot, and so satisfying you'll want seconds. The secret to that creamy texture will blow your mind! The post Creamy White Bean Soup with Sausage appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Blackened Chicken Alfredo
Your usual pasta rotation just got a reality check. Blackened chicken alfredo takes smoky, spice-crusted chicken and drops it into a real Parmesan cream sauce for a 40-minute dinner that feels and tastes insanely indulgent and one we’ve made on repeat for decades. This version skips the shortcuts and builds on our classic chicken alfredo… The post Blackened Chicken Alfredo appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Classic Shepherd’s Pie
Classic Shepherd's Pie with ground lamb, vegetables, and crispy mashed potato topping baked in cast iron. Ready in 1 hour 10 minutes. Comfort food perfection. The post Classic Shepherd’s Pie appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Lobster Mac and Cheese
No-fail lobster mac and cheese that won't break, curdle, or waste $30 of seafood. Three-cheese sauce stays creamy, lobster stays tender. 55 minutes. The post Lobster Mac and Cheese appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Creamy Whipped Ricotta Dip
Smooth, creamy whipped ricotta made in 10 minutes. Serve it sweet as a dip or savory under lamb, veal, or grilled meats with herbs and olive oil. The post Creamy Whipped Ricotta Dip appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Buffalo Chicken Sliders
Creamy buffalo chicken sliders baked on buttery Hawaiian rolls with garlic Parmesan tops. Easy, cheesy, and perfect for game day. The post Buffalo Chicken Sliders appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Oxtail Soup
This slow cooker oxtail soup is rich, meaty, and comforting — loaded with tender oxtails, hearty vegetables, and a deep beef flavor that develops all day. The post Slow Cooker Oxtail Soup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Tell If Salmon Is Done (Visual + Tactile Cues Chefs Trust)
Salmon gives clear signals when it’s ready — you just need to know what to look for. Whether you’re aiming for silky medium-rare or fully cooked, these visual and tactile cues tell you exactly when to pull it from the heat. 🔥 1. The Flake Test Press gently with a fork or your finger: This… The post How to Tell If Salmon Is Done (Visual + Tactile Cues Chefs Trust) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Portion Salmon Fillets (Even Pieces, Faster Cooking, Better Texture)
Evenly portioned salmon cooks better, plates cleaner, and gives you far more control. This guide walks you through the simple technique chefs use to turn one big fillet into perfect portions every time. 🔪 What You Need 📝 Step-by-Step: How to Portion Salmon 1. Pat the salmon dry Moisture = slipping. Dry salmon = precision… The post How to Portion Salmon Fillets (Even Pieces, Faster Cooking, Better Texture) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Remove Salmon Skin (The Clean, No-Slip Method)
Removing salmon skin shouldn’t feel like wrestling a wet bar of soap. This is the clean, controlled method chefs use to get a perfect fillet every time—no tearing, no waste, no frustration. 🔪 What You Need 📝 Step-by-Step: How to Remove Salmon Skin 1. Start at the tail end If your fillet has a tapered… The post How to Remove Salmon Skin (The Clean, No-Slip Method) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Store Salmon Safely (Fresh, Raw, and Leftovers)
Seafood is unforgiving. A great fillet can turn questionable fast if you don’t store it properly. These are the exact rules we follow in the test kitchen to keep salmon safe, fresh, and ready to cook—whether you’re serving it raw or roasting it for dinner. 🧊 How to Store Fresh Salmon (Before Cooking) 1. Keep… The post How to Store Salmon Safely (Fresh, Raw, and Leftovers) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Dice Salmon for Tartare
Perfect tartare starts with uniform cuts. Here’s how to get clean, even cubes without turning your salmon into paste. Step 1: Keep Everything Cold Chill your knife for 5 minutes. A cold blade glides through raw salmon instead of smearing it. Keep the fish cold, too—firm fish is easier to cut cleanly. Step 2: Remove… The post How to Dice Salmon for Tartare appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Seafood Buying Guide: How to Choose Fresh, High-Quality Fish
How to Buy Fresh Seafood (What to Look For Every Time) When it comes to seafood, freshness isn’t just taste — it’s safety, texture, and whether dinner actually turns out the way you want. Here’s the no-nonsense guide to buying better fish every single time. 1. Smell Is Your First Test Fresh fish smells like… The post Seafood Buying Guide: How to Choose Fresh, High-Quality Fish appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Salmon Internal Temperature Guide (Raw to Fully Cooked)
Fresh salmon gives you a wide temperature range depending on how you’re preparing it. Here’s the breakdown so you never overcook—or undercook—it again. Quick Salmon Temperature Guide Preparation Style Target Temp Texture Result Raw (Tartare, Poke, Crudo) 32–38°F (cold storage) Firm, clean, no heat applied Medium-Rare 115–125°F Silky, soft, restaurant-style Classic Cooked 130–135°F Moist, flaky,… The post Salmon Internal Temperature Guide (Raw to Fully Cooked) appeared first on Girl Carnivo
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How to Shape Tartare Without a Ring Mold
You don’t need special tools to make tartare look restaurant-ready. A simple ramekin gives you the same clean shape. Method 1: The Plastic Wrap Trick This gives you the cleanest release and works with any small bowl or ramekin. Perfect for salmon tartare, poke-style salads, and anything soft you want to mold neatly. Method 2:… The post How to Shape Tartare Without a Ring Mold appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Raw Fish Safety Tips (Home Cook Edition)
Serving raw fish at home is straightforward when you follow a few basics. Keep it cold, keep it clean, and buy with intention. 1. Buy the Right Fish The person behind the counter matters as much as the fish. Good tartare starts with good sourcing. 2. Temperature Matters Cold fish = safe fish. 3. Freezing… The post Raw Fish Safety Tips (Home Cook Edition) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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What Salmon Is Best for Tartare? (Buying Guide)
Learn how to choose the best salmon for tartare. Freshness cues, wild vs farmed, safety tips, and what to ask your fishmonger for raw dishes. The post What Salmon Is Best for Tartare? (Buying Guide) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Salmon Tartare
You know that moment when you buy the good salmon – the stuff that costs enough to make you wince – and you’re standing in your kitchen thinking “don’t screw this up”? This tartare recipe is your insurance policy. This is salmon that tastes like salmon, brightened with whole grain mustard, punched up with capers,… The post Salmon Tartare appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Carve a Bone-In Prime Rib (Step-by-Step Guide)
Stop struggling to carve prime rib at the table. This butchers trick makes slicing foolproof—detach bones before roasting, then lift them away. The post How to Carve a Bone-In Prime Rib (Step-by-Step Guide) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Creamy Tuscan White Bean Soup with Chicken
Easy one-pot Tuscan chicken soup with creamy white beans, ready in 40 min. Mediterranean flavors without the restaurant price tag. 6-8 servings. The post Creamy Tuscan White Bean Soup with Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Lemon Pepper Chicken
Golden-seared chicken thighs in silky lemon cream sauce. The secret to crispy skin + tender meat that'll make this your new weeknight obsession. The post Lemon Pepper Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The Best Green Chicken Chili Recipe (Homemade Salsa Verde)
Green chicken chili that's actually worth making. Roasted tomatillos and poblanos, tender chicken, the right heat. This is the one you'll make again. The post The Best Green Chicken Chili Recipe (Homemade Salsa Verde) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ground Beef Stroganoff
Ground beef stroganoff with sautéed mushrooms, sour cream sauce, and egg noodles. Creamy, savory, weeknight-ready comfort food. Make it tonight. The post Ground Beef Stroganoff appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan-Seared Halibut with Wilted Spinach and Lemon Butter Sauce
Pan-seared halibut without the stick-to-the-pan disaster. Exact temp, exact timing, crust that proves you know what you're doing. 22 minutes. The post Pan-Seared Halibut with Wilted Spinach and Lemon Butter Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken Tikka Masala
Make the best chicken tikka masala at home—juicy grilled chicken simmered in a creamy spiced tomato sauce. Ready in under an hour with authentic flavor that beats takeout every time. The post Chicken Tikka Masala appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Dutch Oven Lamb Stew
Lamb stew with the kind of flavor that proves the time was worth it. The sear locks in flavor, the braise does the work—no babysitting, no failed bites. The post Dutch Oven Lamb Stew appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Crab Stuffed Flounder with Creamy White Wine Sauce
Crab stuffed flounder with creamy white wine sauce. Elegant enough to impress, straightforward enough to pull off. 45 minutes, no stress. The post Crab Stuffed Flounder with Creamy White Wine Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Roasted Pumpkin & Turkey Chili with Pancetta and Beer
Pumpkin chili without beans—caramelized purée, pancetta, and Hatch chiles create savory depth. Topped with lime crema and pepitas. The post Roasted Pumpkin & Turkey Chili with Pancetta and Beer appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken and Dumplings
Cozy up with this classic chicken and dumplings recipe — tender chicken, creamy broth, and light, fluffy buttermilk dumplings all in one pot. Pure comfort made from scratch. The post Chicken and Dumplings appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steak with Mushroom Cream Sauce
Most steak houses charge you an extra fifteen bucks for the mushroom sauce, and half the time it tastes like it came from a packet. This recipe gives you proper restaurant-level sauce right in your own kitchen; rich, silky, and built from the drippings of a perfectly seared steak. The technique is what makes it… The post Steak with Mushroom Cream Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Four Cheese Hot Lobster Dip
Hot lobster dip with four cheeses—buttery, luxe, and done in 40 minutes. The appetizer that gets people talking The post Four Cheese Hot Lobster Dip appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken Shawarma Recipe
The shawarma recipe that broke my takeout addiction - yogurt-marinated chicken thighs roasted shawarma-style until the edges are crispy and the inside melts. This is why I stopped ordering out. The post Chicken Shawarma Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Beef and Barley Soup with Short Ribs
This slow cooker soup recipe is loaded with fall-apart short ribs and hearty barley. Set it, forget it, come home to a dinner you want to tuck in to. The post Slow Cooker Beef and Barley Soup with Short Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan-Seared Cod with Blistered Cherry Tomato Sauce
The cod recipe that finally works. No sticking, no falling apart, just golden crust and jammy tomatoes. Your cast iron + this method = dinner confidence. The post Pan-Seared Cod with Blistered Cherry Tomato Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Herb-Roasted Chicken
Butter-basted herb roasted chicken with crispy skin that shatters. 15 min prep, foolproof technique. Your new Sunday dinner power move. The post Herb-Roasted Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The Classic Christmas Roast Guide: Prime Rib, Beef Tenderloin & Crown Roast
Timeless, traditional, and table-ready for a Ralph Lauren Christmas. Picture this: candlelight glinting off gold-rimmed chargers, tartan napkins folded just right, and a show-stopping roast at the center of the table. This isn’t about trendy plating or molecular anything – it’s about the kind of Christmas dinner that feels effortless, elegant, and absolutely classic. Below,… The post The Classic Christmas Roast Guide: Prime Rib, Beef Tenderloin & Crown Roast appeared first on Gi
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Herb-Crusted Rack of Lamb (with Dijon & Fresh Herbs)
Herb-crusted lamb rack, golden crust, pink center. This is the dinner that makes people ask for the recipe. The post Herb-Crusted Rack of Lamb (with Dijon Fresh Herbs) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Roasted Branzino with Lemon Caper Sauce
Make restaurant-quality roasted branzino at home in under 40 minutes. Crispy skin, tender flaky fish, and a bright lemon caper sauce - perfect for date night or weeknight dinners. The post Roasted Branzino with Lemon Caper Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Boneless Turkey Breast
Skip the stress - this slow cooker turkey breast is juicy, flavorful, and ready with almost no effort. Great for easy dinners or Thanksgiving. The post Slow Cooker Boneless Turkey Breast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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French Dip Sliders
These French Dip Sliders are loaded with roast beef, caramelized onions, and melty provolone on buttery rolls—served with hot au jus for dipping. The post French Dip Sliders appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Clams Casino
Clams casino gets butchered more than any appetizer on the planet. Soggy breadcrumbs, rubbery clams, zero seasoning – restaurants treat it like an afterthought. The real deal has a crispy, golden top that shatters when you bite down, revealing sweet clam meat underneath. Our pro tip: you steam the clams just until they pop, save… The post Clams Casino appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Crispy Baked Cauliflower Steaks
Crispy roasted cauliflower steaks with smoky paprika seasoning. Golden edges, tender centers, ready in 45 minutes. Your new favorite side dish! The post Crispy Baked Cauliflower Steaks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken-Fried Chicken with White Gravy
This chicken-fried chicken hits different. You cut into that golden-brown crust, and it cracks like the world’s most satisfying potato chip. Steam pours out. Gravy pools everywhere. And suddenly you’re shoveling forkfuls into your mouth like you haven’t eaten in days…. It’s got coating so crispy it echoes when you bite it, chicken so tender… The post Chicken-Fried Chicken with White Gravy appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Perfect Steak Alfredo
Pan-seared steak meets homemade alfredo in the same skillet. Those drippings? They're the secret. 30 minutes, zero stress. The post Perfect Steak Alfredo appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Mini Tarragon Butter Lobster Rolls (Connecticut Style)
Looking for a lobster roll where you actually taste lobster? This is it: garlicky herb butter, toasted buns, and perfectly cooked lobster are calling your name. The post Mini Tarragon Butter Lobster Rolls (Connecticut Style) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Pork Belly Burnt Ends with Maple Chipotle Bourbon Glaze
Sticky, smoky cubes of pork belly lacquered in a maple-bourbon glaze with chipotle heat and a hit of bright orange zest. Think meat candy, but posh. Sweet, spicy, smoky, and citrusy enough to cut the richness, these smoked pork belly burnt ends might just be the most addictive thing to ever hit your grill. If… The post Smoked Pork Belly Burnt Ends with Maple Chipotle Bourbon Glaze appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chimichurri Steak
Flank steak with chimichurri that'll ruin every other steak dinner. Garlicky herb sauce meets perfect grill marks. The magic sauce recipe thousands beg for. The post Chimichurri Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Crispy Fritto Misto with Lemon Dill Tartar Sauce
Crispy fried seafood & veggies with lemon dill tartar sauce. This Italian-style fritto misto beats any seafood platter—crunchy, golden, addictive. The post Crispy Fritto Misto with Lemon Dill Tartar Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cajun Smoked Turkey Wings
These smoked Cajun turkey wings are brined, seasoned, and slow-smoked to perfection before getting a crispy finish. Juicy, spicy, and full of smoky flavor—perfect for game day or backyard cookouts. The post Cajun Smoked Turkey Wings appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Beef Stew with & Lentils, Turnips and Carrots
Warm up with slow cooker beef stew. Sink into this hearty dish that's simple and full of flavor. The post Slow Cooker Beef Stew with Lentils, Turnips and Carrots appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bagna Cauda (Italian Garlic–Anchovy Dip)
This Italian hot dip combines garlic, anchovies, olive oil, and butter into a silky sauce for vegetables and bread. It's gone fast. The post Bagna Cauda (Italian Garlic–Anchovy Dip) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken Piccata Meatballs
These Chicken Piccata Meatballs are tender, juicy, and simmered in a buttery lemon caper sauce. A quick 35-minute dinner that tastes like classic chicken piccata in meatball form! The post Chicken Piccata Meatballs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Maple Glazed Pork Tenderloin
Maple glazed pork tenderloin is the ideal dish for easy cooking. Enjoy tender pork paired with a sweet, smoky glaze. The post Smoked Maple Glazed Pork Tenderloin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cast Iron Skillet Steak – How to Cook a Steak with a Cast Iron Skillet
Perfect steakhouse-level steaks at home! This cast iron method creates the ultimate crust + garlic herb butter. Works every single time. The post Cast Iron Skillet Steak – How to Cook a Steak with a Cast Iron Skillet appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Duck Legs
Think cooking duck legs has to be complicated? The air fryer proves they're doable: crispy skin, juicy meat, in just 25 minutes. Easier than you think. The post Air Fryer Duck Legs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Creamy Garlic Chicken: Easy 30-Minute Recipe
Holy garlic! Indulge in creamy garlic chicken, a soul-warming dinner ready in just 30 minutes. Transform your weeknight meals effortlessly. The post Creamy Garlic Chicken: Easy 30-Minute Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Roast Beef Sliders with Horseradish Sauce
Feeding people shouldn’t require a culinary degree or your entire weekend. These roast beef sliders solve the eternal party problem – how to make something that looks impressive but takes almost zero skill to pull off. Seriously, it’s assembly and baking, that’s it. The secret trick here isn’t the roast beef or even the cheese… The post Roast Beef Sliders with Horseradish Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Spicy Deviled Eggs
Deviled eggs, but make them cool! Spicy chili garlic sauce + crispy fried onions = the most addictive party appetizer. Ready in 25 mins. The post Spicy Deviled Eggs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy BBQ Chicken Sliders in the Slow Cooker
Chicken sliders with a cherry BBQ sauce that will have people begging for your recipe! 15-minute dump-and-go sliders that taste like you hired a caterer. The post Easy BBQ Chicken Sliders in the Slow Cooker appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
Read Article →How Lamb Cuts Compare to Beef Cuts
Lamb and beef share the same primal map — shoulder, rib, loin, leg. Here's how each cut lines up, how the flavor differs, and how to cook each one right. The post How Lamb Cuts Compare to Beef Cuts appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steak Fajitas
Restaurant-quality steak fajitas at home! Perfectly marinated flank steak + sizzling peppers in 30 minutes. Skip takeout - this beats any Mexican restaurant. The post Steak Fajitas appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Mexican Street Corn Smash Tacos
Crispy smash tacos meet creamy Mexican street corn in this viral 30-minute recipe! Ground beef gets smashed onto tortillas for maximum flavor, then topped with tangy elotes. Perfect weeknight dinner that tastes like your favorite taco truck! The post Easy Mexican Street Corn Smash Tacos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Bang Bang Chicken Bites
Forget takeout chicken nuggets! These air fryer bites get crispier than deep-fried with zero mess. Plus that Bang Bang sauce that makes everything addictive. The post Air Fryer Bang Bang Chicken Bites appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bang Bang Sauce
This easy Bang Bang Sauce is creamy, sweet, and a little spicy. Perfect for chicken, shrimp, veggies, and more - ready in 2 minutes! The post Bang Bang Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ultimate French Onion Pasta with Steak
Have you seen those viral French onion pasta videos everywhere? We jumped on this trend hard – and honestly, if you like onions, it’s everything the hype promises. Our version with perfectly cooked steak takes it from good to absolutely ridiculous. This isn’t just pasta with onions thrown on top. We’re talking about an hour… The post Ultimate French Onion Pasta with Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pulled Pork Chili
Got leftover pulled pork taking up space in your fridge? Transform it into this rich, smoky chili that’s even better than the original barbecue. This isn’t just a way to use up leftovers – it’s become one of our go-to recipes. We’ve perfected the balance of spices, using cocoa powder and chipotle peppers to complement… The post Pulled Pork Chili appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Garlic Butter Steak Bites
Air fryer steak bites in 7 minutes? Yes, please! Crispy edges, tender centers, and garlic butter that makes every bite taste like a steakhouse splurge.🧄🧈🥩 The post Air Fryer Garlic Butter Steak Bites appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cowboy Butter Burgers
Forget everything you know about burgers – cowboy butter just changed the game forever. Our cowboy butter burgers are about to ruin every other burger for you just to prove it. This viral trend isn’t just hype – it’s pure genius. We’ve been obsessed with cowboy butter since the first time we tasted it, and… The post Cowboy Butter Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Greek Ground Lamb Recipe with Whipped Ricotta
Crave-worthy Greek ground lamb: spiced, herby, and piled on whipped ricotta with fresh veggies and pita - perfect for bowls or family style. The post Greek Ground Lamb Recipe with Whipped Ricotta appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Marry Me Chicken Sliders
The TikTok famous “marry me” flavors just got the slider treatment! Sun-dried tomatoes, basil, and that addictive creamy sauce make these irresistible little bites. We couldn’t resist jumping on this viral recipe trend, and honestly, we’re obsessed. These sliders combine everything that makes the original Marry Me Chicken so addictive – but in mini burger… The post Marry Me Chicken Sliders appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Crispy Air Fryer Salmon Bites With Sriracha-Lime Sauce
Finally! Salmon that's actually crispy AND juicy. This air fryer hack takes 10 minutes and eliminates dry fish disasters forever. Game-changing technique inside! The post Crispy Air Fryer Salmon Bites With Sriracha-Lime Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan Seared Chuck Eye Steaks
The secret’s out: chuck eye steak, a.k.a. the poor man’s ribeye 🥩, is your ticket to a sizzling, buttery, steakhouse-worthy dinner without torching your paycheck. The post Pan Seared Chuck Eye Steaks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Apple Cider Chicken Thighs (Easy One-Skillet Dinner)
This apple cider chicken makes your kitchen smell like autumn heaven. One pan, creamy sauce, tender apples. Fall comfort food perfection. The post Apple Cider Chicken Thighs (Easy One-Skillet Dinner) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Fresh Fish Ceviche
Authentic fish ceviche recipe that works every time. Fresh fish, perfect lime ratio, and all the tips for safe, delicious results. Ready in 1 hour! The post Easy Fresh Fish Ceviche appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smashed Crack Burgers
Ready for the ultimate viral burger mashup? Our smashed crack burgers combine two TikTok sensations – crack burgers and smash burgers – into one absolutely ridiculous creation. We’re talking ultra-thin smashed patties loaded with bacon, ranch, and cheese, stacked double-high with crispy onions. Fair warning: they’re called “crack” burgers for a reason – once you… The post Smashed Crack Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Philly Roll Cucumber Salad
The viral cucumber salad just got UNREAL! 🥒 Our Philly roll version with smoked salmon is pure addiction. This deconstructed sushi trend is taking over for good reason! The post Philly Roll Cucumber Salad appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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California Roll Cucumber Salad
Craving California roll flavors without the rice or rolling skills? Same. So, we’re taking on the viral TikTok trend and showing you how to make it at home, without having to hit pause 19 times to understand what’s going on. This totally delivers all those familiar tastes in a fresh, light dish that’s perfect for… The post California Roll Cucumber Salad appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Duck Legs
Never smoked duck before? Our easy recipe gives you crispy skin and tender meat that's easier than you think. Don't be intimidated - try this tonight! The post Smoked Duck Legs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bourbon Brown Sugar Marinade
Want to turn basic meat into steakhouse-worthy results? This brown sugar bourbon marinade delivers sweet, smoky flavor with just the right amount of kick. The bourbon adds depth while brown sugar creates beautiful caramelization on the grill. Perfect for transforming tough cuts into tender, flavorful meals that taste way more expensive than they actually are.… The post Bourbon Brown Sugar Marinade appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick and Easy Lemon Marinade
On the hunt for a simple marinade that brightens up any protein? This lemon herb blend transforms ordinary chicken, fish, or vegetables into something fresh and vibrant. With just a handful of ingredients you probably already have, this marinade gives you that perfect balance of citrusy zing and herby goodness. It’s especially amazing on grilled… The post Quick and Easy Lemon Marinade appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick and Easy Asian Marinade
Need a go-to marinade that transforms any protein into something amazing? This Asian-inspired blend takes just minutes to whisk together but is the secret to adding epic flavor to beef, chicken, pork, or tofu. With pantry staples like soy sauce, sesame oil, and fresh ginger, you’ll wonder why you ever bought those expensive bottled marinades.… The post Quick and Easy Asian Marinade appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Picnic Shoulder
Think you have to travel to the South for epic barbecue? You don’t; This easy smoked pulled pork recipe uses a basic cut sitting right there in the meat case: picnic shoulder. And, we’ll show you exactly how to transform this tough cut into tender, smoky perfection that’ll have your friends begging for the recipe.… The post Smoked Picnic Shoulder appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Lamb Loin Chops
Say hello to grilled lamb chops that rival any steakhouse. Our recipe for lamb loin chops is a masterclass in flavor and texture. Using thick, meaty chops, these hit every note – crisped fat, juicy center, and charred exterior. While grilling for chefs at our recent Lamb Camp, I picked up this game-changing technique while… The post Grilled Lamb Loin Chops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The Ultimate Meat Temperature Guide
Never overcook again! Complete temperature guide for every protein: beef, pork, lamb, poultry, seafood + printable kitchen chart. The post The Ultimate Meat Temperature Guide appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Turkey Burgers
Confession time: as dedicated grill enthusiasts, we never thought we’d rave about air fryer turkey burgers. But here we are. These shockingly juicy patties have converted even us, proving that turkey burgers don’t have to be dry hockey pucks. The secret starts with choosing the right ground turkey (and no, it’s not Costco’s – we’ll… The post Air Fryer Turkey Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Rack of Elk with Buttermilk Marinade
Cooking elk demands respect for the meat, and our buttermilk-marinated, herb-crusted rack delivers exactly that. We’ve discovered that buttermilk tenderizes this lean, flavorful game meat without masking its natural character, a crucial balance when working with such a special cut. Many recipes treat elk like beef, missing what makes this game meat special. While skeptics… The post Grilled Rack of Elk with Buttermilk Marinade appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Lamb Kabobs with Harissa Marinade
Tired of bland recipes? Bring some excitement to your grill with these juicy harissa-marinated lamb kabobs with grilled veggie skewers! The post Grilled Lamb Kabobs with Harissa Marinade appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Is Your Grill Ready for Spring? (Probably Not)
Has grilling season officially started? That was a pop quiz; the answer was absolutely! Spring is here, and that means it’s time to reclaim your outdoor cooking domain. As a professional recipe developer and grilling expert, I can tell you that proper grill preparation now means better meals all season long. Spring Grilling Season is… The post Is Your Grill Ready for Spring? (Probably Not) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pro-Approved Beef Cuts You’re Not Grilling Yet
Spring grilling season is officially open, and while everyone else is still reaching for ribeyes and New York strips, we’re taking a different direction—choosing bold, affordable cuts that deliver huge flavor when cooked right. After grilling everything from premium steaks to obscure butcher cuts over the years, I’ve discovered these hidden gems that deliver steakhouse… The post Pro-Approved Beef Cuts You’re Not Grilling Yet appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Bacon Wrapped Asparagus
Bacon-wrapped asparagus isn’t exactly revolutionary, but it’s astonishing how many people get it wrong. The trick isn’t just slapping bacon around vegetables – it’s about balancing cooking times on the grill so the asparagus gets tender while the bacon gets crisp. When asparagus hits a hot grill, its natural sweetness intensifies. Wrap it in bacon,… The post Grilled Bacon Wrapped Asparagus appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick Meat Trimming Guide: Save Money and Improve Quality
Trimming meat at home isn’t just for butchers. With a sharp knife and a little know-how, you can save serious money and improve the quality of your meals. This guide breaks down the tools, basic techniques, and practical tips you need to master trimming everything from steaks to poultry with confidence. Essential Tools for Meat… The post Quick Meat Trimming Guide: Save Money and Improve Quality appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
Read Article →Bone-In Cooking Guide: Maximizing Flavor & Value
Cooking bone-in meats isn’t just old-school cool—it’s smart. These cuts bring more flavor, better texture, and serious value to your kitchen. But they also come with their own set of quirks, and if you’ve ever struggled with uneven cooking or dry results, you’re not alone. This guide will walk you through why bone-in cuts matter,… The post Bone-In Cooking Guide: Maximizing Flavor Value appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Better Burgers Are Just a Few Degrees Away
As the mercury rises, so does our collective urge to fire up the grill. The scent of sizzling beef patties drifting through neighborhoods is practically the official perfume of spring. As a BBQ Expert, I’ve learned over 10+ years of testing hundreds of burger recipes that mastering temperature control becomes even more critical as we… The post Better Burgers Are Just a Few Degrees Away appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Burger Temperatures Guide: How to Cook Every Burger Perfectly
Let’s be honest – we’ve all bitten into a burger that looked amazing but turned out to be a disappointment. Either bone dry and dense as a hockey puck, or worse, suspiciously pink and undercooked in the center. After testing hundreds of burger recipes since 2013, the difference between a juicy, perfect burger and a… The post Burger Temperatures Guide: How to Cook Every Burger Perfectly appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steal These Steakhouse Secrets
Pro steak secrets that make dining in more romantic than going out… We’ve all been there – dropping serious cash at steakhouses and wondering, “Why does their steak taste so different from what we make at home?” Well, we’re about to spill some industry secrets that will transform your next steak dinner. Why Steakhouse Steaks… The post Steal These Steakhouse Secrets appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pro Tips for Cooking a Perfect Steak
Secret tips for cooking steak dinner that beats any reservation… Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and if you’re skipping the crowded restaurants for a romantic night in, we’ve got the ultimate steak guide for you. Cooking a restaurant-quality steak at home isn’t complicated—when you know the right techniques. With these expert tips, you’ll… The post Pro Tips for Cooking a Perfect Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Why Pros Choose Chicken Thighs Over Breast Every Time
Juicy, flavorful, and practically impossible to overcook – plus, they’re cheaper… After testing every chicken cut and cooking method in our test kitchen, we’ve reached an undeniable conclusion: chicken thighs outperform chicken breasts in nearly every scenario. As a professional recipe developer and meat specialist, I can confidently tell you that thighs offer superior flavor, more… The post Why Pros Choose Chicken Thighs Over Breast Every Time appeared first o
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Emergency Ham Fixes: What to Do When You’re Behind Schedule Or worse….
Don’t panic. Even if you’re just pulling your ham out of the freezer the night before Easter, we’ve got real quick and easy fixes to save your dinner. Your Foolproof Solutions to Last-Minute Ham Disasters… 1. Forgot to Defrost the Ham? SCENARIO: It’s Easter morning, and your ham is still partially (or completely) frozen. If… The post Emergency Ham Fixes: What to Do When You’re Behind Schedule Or worse…. appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Why Your Beef Stew Isn’t Restaurant Quality (and Pro Tips to Fix It)
Pro secrets for deeper flavor, better texture, and restaurant-worthy results… We’ve all been there – you follow a beef stew recipe to the letter, but it still doesn’t have that rich, complex flavor you get at your favorite restaurant. Beef stew is the ultimate comfort food, but let’s be honest—not all stews are created equal. Bland flavors,… The post Why Your Beef Stew Isn’t Restaurant Quality (and Pro Tips to Fix It) appeared first on Girl Carnivore
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The Ultimate Guide to Corned Beef: How to Cook, Tips and Tricks
Stop serving dry, tough meat - From selecting the perfect cut to nailing the cook time - this is your complete guide to corned beef 🧑🍳 The post The Ultimate Guide to Corned Beef: How to Cook, Tips and Tricks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Garlic-Stuffed Boneless Leg of Lamb Recipe
Intimidated by Lamb? This Recipe Changes Everything. A simple garlic-stuffing and easy pan sauce transforms boneless leg of lamb into a family favorite. The post Garlic-Stuffed Boneless Leg of Lamb Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Classic Boiled Corned Beef and Cabbage
Soggy veggies, bland meat... Not anymore! Learn the secrets to tender meat and crisp vegetables with our game-changing technique. Irish eyes will be smiling. The post Classic Boiled Corned Beef and Cabbage appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The 5-Minute Fix That Saves Dinner Every Time
The 5-minute technique that turns pan drippings into liquid gold for your meals... The post The 5-Minute Fix That Saves Dinner Every Time appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Craving Summer Flavors? 10 Bright Recipes That Beat The Winter Blues
10 mood-boosting recipes that fight the seasonal blues with bright, fresh taste... The post Craving Summer Flavors? 10 Bright Recipes That Beat The Winter Blues appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan Seared Chilean Sea Bass
Create perfect cumin-spiced Chilean sea bass with chimichurri butter. Learn pan-searing techniques for restaurant-quality fish at home. The post Pan Seared Chilean Sea Bass appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Kale and Sausage Soup
Warm up with our kale and sausage soup, a perfect balance of hearty flavors and healthy ingredients for cozy nights. The post Kale and Sausage Soup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Lemon Garlic Chicken in Cast Iron
Your family will be begging for this whole chicken baked to perfection with crispy skin over a buttery, lemony garlic sauce. Bonus for you, it's easy. 🤯 😋 The post Lemon Garlic Chicken in Cast Iron appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Dry Brine a Steak
Want to know the simple secret to steaks with better flavor, superior texture, and a perfect crust? Dry brining is the critical step most home cooks skip. Salting your steak the night before – ensures deep flavor and superior texture in every bite, so we never skip it. This one step takes minutes to do… The post How to Dry Brine a Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sriracha Honey Sticky Wings
Craving sweet and spicy wings? Try these Sriracha Honey Sticky Wings for a flavor-packed, finger-licking experience. The post Sriracha Honey Sticky Wings appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings
Looking for a new twist on chicken wings? Try our mouthwatering lemon pepper wings recipe for a burst of citrusy flavor. The post Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Fisherman’s Stew
Warm up with a flavorful fisherman's stew that's surprisingly easy to make. Perfect for seafood lovers, this hearty one-pot meal is packed with smoky sausages, tender cod, and succulent shrimp. The post Fisherman’s Stew appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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French Onion Meatballs
Indulge in the ultimate comfort food with our French onion meatballs. Caramelized onions, tender meatballs, and the ultimate melty cheese topping. The post French Onion Meatballs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Broiled Hanger Steak Tacos with Chimichurri
Make tender steak tacos in minutes using your broiler. Learn how hanger steak and simple technique create quick, juicy tacos any night of the week. The post Broiled Hanger Steak Tacos with Chimichurri appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Oven Roasted Rack of Boar
Learn how to cook a succulent rack of boar. Our recipe and tips will help you get a juicy, flavorful, perfectly cooked roast. The post Oven Roasted Rack of Boar appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Big Easy Outdoor Air Fryer Review: is an outdoor air fryer as cool as it sounds?
Curious about the Big Easy outdoor air fryer? Enjoy oil-less frying with amazing results and safety in outdoor cooking. The post Big Easy Outdoor Air Fryer Review: is an outdoor air fryer as cool as it sounds? appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy & Creamy White Chicken Chili
Need a quick, cozy dinner that everyone will love? Unleash the comforting flavors of our easy and creamy white chicken chili, a perfect blend of spices, tender chicken, and creamy cannellini beans. It’s the kind of recipe that makes everyone ask for the secret behind its rich, velvety broth and tender chicken. Ingredients: Instructions: How… The post Easy Creamy White Chicken Chili appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
Read Article →The Secret to Good Stew: Tips from a Pro for Amazing Results
Pro secrets for deeper flavor, better texture, and restaurant-worthy results... The post The Secret to Good Stew: Tips from a Pro for Amazing Results appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Guinness Beef Stew Recipe
Warm up with a bowl of flavorful Guinness Beef Stew. This hearty dish features tender beef, vegetables, and the unmistakable taste of Guinness Stout. Perfect for a cozy night in. The post Guinness Beef Stew Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Brisket Chili
Don't let your leftover brisket go to waste - transform it into a mouthwatering chili that will satisfy your cravings for smoky, hearty flavors. The post Smoked Brisket Chili appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Beer Braised 48 Hour Sous Vide Short Ribs
Want to achieve the perfect pink center on your short ribs? Try our 48-hour sous vide method for incredibly tender and flavorful results. The post Beer Braised 48 Hour Sous Vide Short Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cider Braised Pork Short Ribs
Fall in love with the rich flavors of our cider-braised pork short ribs. Tender, juicy, and packed with flavor, they're perfect for winter. The post Cider Braised Pork Short Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Dutch Oven Venison Chili
Looking for a delicious venison recipe? Try our flavorful Venison Chili made with ground venison, ancho chili powder, and a special ingredient - cocoa powder! The post Easy Dutch Oven Venison Chili appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Venison Tenderloin Recipe
Unlock the secret to juicy and tender venison tenderloin with this sous vide recipe. Say goodbye to dryness and hello to a melt-in-your-mouth experience. The post Sous Vide Venison Tenderloin Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Braised Pork Shanks
Indulge in the rich and tender flavors of braised pork shanks. Learn the secret to achieving fork-tender meat with minimal effort, just like Grandma used to make. The post Braised Pork Shanks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The Best Cuts of Meat for Winter: Butcher-Approved Tips and Cooking Methods
Warm up this winter with delicious cuts of meat. Learn about the best cuts for braising and slow cooking to create hearty, soul-warming dishes. The post The Best Cuts of Meat for Winter: Butcher-Approved Tips and Cooking Methods appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Sear Meat: Your Guide to Flavorful, Golden-Brown Perfection (and why it matters)
Learn professional searing techniques. Master temperature control, timing, and tools for the perfect golden crust. Essential cooking skills made simple. The post How to Sear Meat: Your Guide to Flavorful, Golden-Brown Perfection (and why it matters) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The Best Smoked Prime Rib on a Pellet Grill
Want to smoke a prime rib on your pellet grill? Our step-by-step recipe makes it easy to achieve the perfect smoked prime rib, complete with a savory crust and rosy center. The post The Best Smoked Prime Rib on a Pellet Grill appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Hanger Steak Frites
Perfect sous vide hanger steak with duck fat fries and brandy peppercorn sauce. Learn bistro secrets for a remarkable steak frites experience at home. The post Sous Vide Hanger Steak Frites appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Hatch Chili Creamy Turkey Soup
Craving warmth and comfort? Our creamy turkey soup with fire-roasted hatch chiles will wrap you in velvety richness and soul-warming goodness. The post Hatch Chili Creamy Turkey Soup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Turkey Salad Recipe
Looking for a delicious way to use leftover turkey? Try our gourmet turkey salad with cranberries, pecans, and a creamy rosemary aioli. Perfect for post-holiday meals. The post Turkey Salad Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Beef Shank Over the Top Chili Recipe
Unleash the flavor explosion with Thor's Hammer Over the Top Chili. This viral recipe combines a Frenched beef shank and smoked chili for a show-stopping experience. The post Smoked Beef Shank Over the Top Chili Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan-Seared Wild Boar Chops Recipe
Cook wild boar chops like a pro with our pan-seared method. Impress your guests with this unique and flavorful game recipe. The post Pan-Seared Wild Boar Chops Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ground Turkey Stroganoff Recipe
Whip up creamy turkey stroganoff in minutes. Our stovetop recipe combines lean meat, herbs, and peas for a quick, comforting weeknight dinner. The post Ground Turkey Stroganoff Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Turkey Tenderloin Recipe
Looking for a hassle-free way to enjoy smoked turkey? Try our mouthwatering recipe for smoked turkey tenderloin. The post Smoked Turkey Tenderloin Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Lemon Herb Grilled Turkey Tenderloin
Looking for a healthy and delicious meal? Try our Lemon Herb Grilled Turkey Tenderloin recipe. Juicy, flavorful, and perfect for grilling. The post Lemon Herb Grilled Turkey Tenderloin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Instant Pot Pot Roast Recipe: The Ultimate Comfort Meal
Speed up classic pot roast with your Instant Pot. Learn to make fork-tender chuck roast with root vegetables in under two hours. Comfort food made simple. The post Instant Pot Pot Roast Recipe: The Ultimate Comfort Meal appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Oven Roasted Turkey Breast
Savor juicy roasted turkey breast with zesty herb paste. Our easy recipe turns boneless turkey into a flavor-packed meal. Ideal for any occasion. The post Oven Roasted Turkey Breast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Mustard Cream Sauce
Discover the secret to a restaurant-worthy sauce with our mustard cream sauce recipe. Perfect for adding a tangy and creamy twist to any dish. The post Mustard Cream Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Roasted Turkey Tenderloin Recipe
Looking for a quick and easy turkey recipe? Our roasted turkey tenderloin is the perfect solution. Enjoy the flavors of Thanksgiving without the time and effort. The post Roasted Turkey Tenderloin Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Beef Shanks
Cook fork-tender beef shanks in your slow cooker. Rich red wine sauce and tender, shredded meat combine for an unforgettable meal. Simple yet luxurious. The post Slow Cooker Beef Shanks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Rosemary Garlic Smoked Boneless Turkey Breast
Discover the ultimate smoked boneless turkey breast recipe for a juicy, flavorful meal. Infused with a fragrant rosemary garlic blend, it's a surefire hit! The post Rosemary Garlic Smoked Boneless Turkey Breast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Stuffed Pork Loin
Master stuffed pork loin with our easy recipe. Spinach and fontina filling plus homemade pork gravy create a show stopping meal for any occasion. The post Stuffed Pork Loin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Teres Major Steak Recipe
Impress your guests with a sous vide teres major steak that rivals filet mignon. Achieve restaurant-quality results with our simple recipe. The post Sous Vide Teres Major Steak Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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What Is a Butcher’s Cut?
Discover butcher's cuts: the flavorful, budget-friendly meats butchers keep for themselves. Learn about these hidden gems and how to cook them to perfection. The post What Is a Butcher’s Cut? appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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16 Easy Homemade Aioli Recipes
Add a touch of fancy to your everyday meals with homemade aioli. Try our mouthwatering flavors of garlic, chipotle, sage, rosemary truffle, and lemon aiolis. The post 16 Easy Homemade Aioli Recipes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Crab-Stuffed Beef Tenderloin
Craft crab stuffed beef tenderloin to perfection. Learn to butterfly, stuff with crab imperial, and cook to medium-rare. Impress guests with this luxe surf and turf. The post Crab-Stuffed Beef Tenderloin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan Seared Juicy Turkey Burgers
Tired of dry turkey burgers? Try our recipe with roasted hatch chiles and grated butter for a juicy, flavor-packed twist on a classic. The post Pan Seared Juicy Turkey Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Osso Buco
Master beef shank osso buco braised in red wine. Our recipe delivers fall-off-the-bone tenderness and rich flavor. Perfect for cozy dinners. The post Osso Buco appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Prime Rib: The Complete Guide to Buying, Cooking & Carving the Perfect Roast
Learn prime rib essentials: cut info, cooking techniques, trimming tips, and recipes. Master this luxurious beef roast with our comprehensive guide. The post Prime Rib: The Complete Guide to Buying, Cooking Carving the Perfect Roast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Pork Tenderloin
Unlock the secret to juicy, flavorful pork tenderloin with sous vide cooking. Our step-by-step guide will have you cooking like a pro in no time. The post Sous Vide Pork Tenderloin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Lamb Crown Roast with Moroccan Spices
Master grilled lamb crown roast with Moroccan flair. Ras el hanout seasoning and authentic sides create an unforgettable feast inspired by North Africa. The post Grilled Lamb Crown Roast with Moroccan Spices appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
Read Article →How to Cook Flat Iron Steak
Indulge in the rich, beefy flavor of flat iron steak with our mouthwatering recipe. Skip the marinade and let the natural taste of the meat shine. The post How to Cook Flat Iron Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Classic Veal Milanese
Master a classic with this bone-in veal milanese recipe. It's crispy, tender perfection with a panko-parmesan crust. The post Classic Veal Milanese appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Elk Steaks
Master grilled elk steaks with our foolproof method. Learn to marinate and cook this lean game meat to juicy perfection. Wild flavor meets gourmet results. The post Grilled Elk Steaks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Elk Steak Marinade Recipe
Discover the ultimate marinade for flavorful elk steaks. Our balsamic blend enhances taste and tenderness. The post Elk Steak Marinade Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Skillet Lemon Chicken
Looking for a quick and delicious chicken recipe? Try this Skillet Lemon Chicken with Asparagus that is ready in just 30 minutes! The post Skillet Lemon Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Ground Pork Burgers with Hatch Chiles
Grill the best pork burgers stuffed with hatch chiles, topped with havarti. Our recipe delivers a spicy, smoky, cheesy twist on the classic burger. The post Grilled Ground Pork Burgers with Hatch Chiles appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Roast Beef
Give cheap round roast the gourmet status with sous vide. Our recipe ensures tender, juicy meat with a savory herb butter sear. Budget-friendly luxury. The post Sous Vide Roast Beef appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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BBQ Chicken Breasts with Grilled Granny Smith Apples
Perfect BBQ chicken breast with a twist: grilled apples. Learn to balance smoky, tangy flavors with sweet fruit. The post BBQ Chicken Breasts with Grilled Granny Smith Apples appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cuts of Beef: The Ultimate Guide + Tips and Recipes
Master beef cuts with our complete guide. Learn about primal and subprimal cuts, cooking methods, and explore recipes for each unique portion. The post Cuts of Beef: The Ultimate Guide + Tips and Recipes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Dutch Oven Carnitas
Craving those melt-in-your-mouth carnitas tacos but want to skip the takeout? Look no further than your trusty Dutch oven! This Dutch oven carnitas recipe makes creating delicious pulled pork at home easy with minimal fuss. Simple ingredients and slow braising are all it takes to transform pork into taco (or burrito, or bowl!) goodness. Authentic… The post Easy Dutch Oven Carnitas appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Maple Glazed Smoked Turkey Thighs
Master smoked turkey thighs with our easy recipe. Maple butter glaze adds rich flavor to tender, juicy meat. Perfect for holidays or weekend BBQs. The post Maple Glazed Smoked Turkey Thighs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Instant Pot Pulled Chicken
Craving tender, juicy pulled chicken for sandwiches, tacos, or any favorite use but don’t want to wait hours? This easy Instant Pot pulled chicken recipe is your new best friend. Skip the slow cooker and get dinner on the table in under 30 minutes with minimal effort. Simply toss everything in your Instant Pot, set… The post Instant Pot Pulled Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Scallops with Parmesan and Lemon
Grill scallops to perfection with our no-fuss recipe. Achieve a golden sear and smoky flavor, all drenched in a parmesan butter sauce. The post Grilled Scallops with Parmesan and Lemon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide New York Strip Steaks with a Perfect Sear
Seeking steakhouse perfection at home? Our sous vide New York strip steak, finished with a garlic and rosemary sear, delivers consistently amazing results. With the precision cooking of the sous vide method, you’re guaranteed a perfectly cooked, tender steak every time. We’ve tested countless temperatures and techniques to nail this method. The result? An easy… The post Sous Vide New York Strip Steaks with a Perfect Sear appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sheet Pan Chicken
This fuss-free sheet pan packs big flavors—marinated chicken, crispy potatoes, zingy lemon, and feta. It's an easy Mediterranean weeknight winner! The post Sheet Pan Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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65 Labor Day Grilling Ideas Anyone Can make
Fire up your grill and celebrate the end of summer with our ultimate collection of 65 epic Labor Day grilling ideas. The post 65 Labor Day Grilling Ideas Anyone Can make appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Garlic Butter Basted Grilled Teres Major Steak
Grilled teres major steak basted in garlic-herb butter is a quick-cooking, flavor-packed meal. Our easy technique delivers a crispy crust and juicy, tender interior. The post Garlic Butter Basted Grilled Teres Major Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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What Is Beef Marbling? And why its key to a great steak
Decode beef marbling: the key to flavor and tenderness. Learn how to identify and choose the best cuts for your perfect steak experience. The post What Is Beef Marbling? And why its key to a great steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steamed Whole Dungeness Crab Recipe
Master steamed whole Dungeness crab at home. Our easy recipe ensures sweet, tender meat every time. Includes tips for perfect cooking and serving. The post Steamed Whole Dungeness Crab Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Cowboy Steak
Master grilled cowboy steak with our foolproof method. Herb butter basting ensures juicy, flavorful meat. Impress guests with this steakhouse favorite. The post Grilled Cowboy Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Make an Herb Basting Brush for Flavorful Grilled Steaks
Learn to make an herb basting brush for grilling. Infuse meats with fresh flavors as you baste. Easy DIY tool elevates your BBQ game instantly. The post How to Make an Herb Basting Brush for Flavorful Grilled Steaks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilling guide: the Best Wood for Smoking Pork
Discover the best woods for smoking pork. Our guide helps you choose the perfect wood to enhance flavor and create unforgettable barbecue. The post Grilling guide: the Best Wood for Smoking Pork appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Pork Crown Roast
Craft a stunning smoked pork crown roast with our foolproof recipe. Paired with savory sage gravy, it's an impressive yet achievable feast. The post Smoked Pork Crown Roast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Grill Perfect Chicken Thighs for Juicy, Crispy Results
Master juicy grilled chicken thighs in 15-20 minutes. Learn the key to perfect doneness: internal temp, not time. Crispy skin and tender meat are guaranteed. The post How to Grill Perfect Chicken Thighs for Juicy, Crispy Results appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ground Veal Tacos
Ground veal tacos: Tender, flavorful, and unexpectedly delicious. Elevate your taco night with this gourmet twist. The post Ground Veal Tacos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Denver Steak with Herb Butter
Grilled Denver steak is elevated with a melty herb compound butter topping. This easy recipe delivers juicy, tender meat with a burst of fresh flavors. The post Grilled Denver Steak with Herb Butter appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Shrimp Boil Foil Packets
Southern shrimp boil made simple. Individual foil packets pack big flavor with minimal cleanup. Perfect for grills or campfires. The post Shrimp Boil Foil Packets appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How To Set Up A Camp Kitchen + Checklist
Learn how to set up your camp kitchen so it's organized, efficient, stress-free, and ready for anything—like enjoying the outdoors. The post How To Set Up A Camp Kitchen + Checklist appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Salmon in Foil
Grilled salmon perfection, wrapped in foil. Moist, flavorful, and virtually mess-free. Elevate your fish game effortlessly. The post Grilled Salmon in Foil appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Foil pack Sausage and Potatoes
Campfire cuisine made easy: Sausage and potatoes in foil. Minimal prep, maximum flavor for your outdoor adventures. The post Foil pack Sausage and Potatoes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Cowboy Steak
Infuse bold, smoky flavors into a juicy, thick-cut cowboy steak. Our recipe delivers steakhouse-worthy results at home. The post Smoked Cowboy Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilling Guide: The Best Wood for Smoking Salmon
Ready to elevate your smoked salmon game from good to unforgettable? The secret’s in the smoking wood, and we’re about to unlock it for you. Forget one-size-fits-all approaches. Salmon’s delicate flavor demands the perfect wood pairing, and we’ve done the legwork to bring you the ultimate guide. We’ll steer you towards woods that complement, not… The post Grilling Guide: The Best Wood for Smoking Salmon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Strip Steaks
Juicy KC strip steak meets bold SPG-ancho rub. Fire up the grill and bring steakhouse flavors home with our foolproof technique. The post Grilled Strip Steaks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Buttermilk Ranch Dressing
Tired of store-bought ranch that lacks the pop of bright fresh flavors? Our homemade buttermilk ranch dressing is about to change your dipping game forever. Toss out boring, bland bottled dressings once and for all We’ve cracked the code on this classic, balancing dried herbs for that authentic ranch flavor, then kicking this condiment recipe… The post Buttermilk Ranch Dressing appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Chicken Cobb Salad
Whip up this easy grilled chicken Cobb salad in minutes: juicy, charred chicken fresh fixings. Our kabob trick delivers more flavor in every bite! The post Grilled Chicken Cobb Salad appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Smoke a Ribeye
Ready to transform your backyard into a world-class steakhouse? Our smoked ribeye recipe is about to rock your world and redefine your idea of the perfect steak. Forget ordinary grilled steak recipes. We’re talking melt-in-your-mouth ribeye with a tantalizing smoky flavor that’ll make your taste buds sing. Don’t let smoking intimidate you – our foolproof… The post How to Smoke a Ribeye appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Reverse Sear a Steak
Tired of playing steak roulette, hoping for that perfect medium-rare while battling flare-ups? Say hello to the reverse sear method – your foolproof ticket to steakhouse-quality results right in your own kitchen. Forget everything you thought you knew about cooking steak recipes. The reverse sear flips the script, giving you unprecedented control over doneness and… The post How to Reverse Sear a Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Creamy Caesar Dressing
Master creamy Caesar dressing: rich, tangy, and effortless. Our recipe uses anchovy paste for quick umami. Elevate any salad! The post Creamy Caesar Dressing appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad
Say NO to boring salads and hello to this Grilled Caesar with creamy dressing. Smoky char meets cool tang. The salad that'll steal the show! The post Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Skirt Steak Tacos
Sizzling skirt steak tacos: Juicy, char-grilled beef wrapped in warm tortillas. Bring the taqueria to your backyard tonight. The post Grilled Skirt Steak Tacos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How To Use a Kamado Grill
Does the kamado grill live up to the hype? Here's how to use a ceramic grill and everything you need to know before buying. The post How To Use a Kamado Grill appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Cedar Plank Salmon
Craving a show-stopping seafood dish that’s both impressive and easy to prepare? Our smoked cedar plank salmon is the answer to your grilling prayers. This easy seafood recipe combines the delicate flavors of fresh salmon with the aromatic essence of cedar, all enhanced by a gentle kiss of smoke. It’s easier than making grilled salmon because you don’t have to worry about sticking, giving you picture-perfect… The post
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Smoked Tri-Tip
Get ready to experience classic tri-tip with this incredibly flavorful smoked recipe! Low-and-slow smoking turns this affordable and flavorful cut of beef into an amazingly tender, smoky masterpiece. This smoked tri-tip totally delivers! While delicious when grilled, smoking allows the meat’s rich beefy flavor to truly shine through an incredible smoky bark. Our beef recipe… The post Smoked Tri-Tip appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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4th of July BBQ Ideas Right off the Grill
Ignite your 4th of July BBQ with our top grilling recipes. From classic burgers to unexpected treats, become the neighborhood grill master. The post 4th of July BBQ Ideas Right off the Grill appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Bacon-Wrapped Shrimp
Looking for a crowd-pleasing appetizer that’s both elegant and easy? Bacon-wrapped shrimp is your answer, especially when it’s right off the grill. This classic combination of smoky, crispy bacon and tender, juicy shrimp is a guaranteed hit at any gathering. And the best part? It’s ridiculously easy to make. Read: more time for you to have fun – and not stand around cooking. Bacon-wrapped… The post Grilled Bacon-Wrapped S
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Grilling Guide: The Best Wood for Smoking Beef
Master beef smoking: Choose the perfect wood for flavor-packed results. Our guide helps match wood to cut for BBQ perfection. The post Grilling Guide: The Best Wood for Smoking Beef appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Half Chickens
Craving juicy, smoky chicken that’s sure to impress at your next cookout? Smoked half chickens are your ticket to backyard barbecue fame. This cut gives you the best of both worlds: tender white meat and succulent dark meat, all bathed in an irresistible smoky flavor. Smoking chicken can seem daunting, we get it. Rubbery on… The post Smoked Half Chickens appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Garlic Butter Bacon Cheeseburger
Take burgers next-level with our insanely decadent garlic butter bacon cheeseburger recipe loaded with bacon, onions and lots of garlic. The post Garlic Butter Bacon Cheeseburger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Konnected Joe Digital Charcoal Grill and Smoker Review: Is This Smart Grill Worth It? [2024]
Our in-depth Konnnected Joe review explores if this smart WiFi kamado grill upgrade is worth it from the charcoal experts. The pros, cons, and verdict. The post Konnected Joe Digital Charcoal Grill and Smoker Review: Is This Smart Grill Worth It? [2024] appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Direct Heat vs Indirect Heat: When and How to use Each
Direct heat vs Indirect heat – What’s the difference? In this guide, we’ll break down how to use both direct and indirect heat for a seamless grilling experience.  Achieving master-level barbecue status means understanding when to use direct vs indirect heat on your grill or smoker to properly sear, slowly roast, prevent burning, and nail… The post Direct Heat vs Indirect Heat: When and How to use Each appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick and Easy Grilled Shrimp Tacos
Skip the bland, boring tacos and ditch the delivery menus. These grilled shrimp tacos are the answer to your weeknight woes – Plump, juicy shrimp cooked to smoky perfection are wrapped in warm tortillas with a cool, crunchy slaw and a hint of creamy avocado. And they’re ready in under 30 minutes. Win-win. Want to… The post Quick and Easy Grilled Shrimp Tacos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chipotle Crema
Looking for a versatile, creamy sauce to add a touch of smoky heat to your favorite Mexican dishes? This easy chipotle crema is the perfect zesty condiment! Need a quick, flavorful crema for tacos, bowls, and more? You’ll want to keep a batch of this smoky chipotle crema on hand! It’s an incredibly simple blend… The post Chipotle Crema appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cilantro Lime Grilled Shrimp Marinade
If you’re hunting for a marinade that’ll make your shrimp the star of every backyard fiesta, you’re in the right place. This zesty cilantro lime marinade packs maximum bright, fresh flavor into every succulent grilled shrimp with a recipe so easy you can have it ready in 5 minutes flat. You’ll love this easy cilantro… The post Cilantro Lime Grilled Shrimp Marinade appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Grill London Broil
Say goodbye to disappointing London Broil. Our expert method ensures tender, smoky perfection every time with this affordable cut. The post How to Grill London Broil appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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What is the Maillard Reaction?
The Maillard reaction explains the delicious browning & flavors that occur when meats are seared. Learn the science behind this essential cooking reaction. The post What is the Maillard Reaction? appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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London Broil Marinade
Elevate your London Broil with our epic homemade marinade. Beats store-bought dressing for flavor and versatility - try it on chicken or shrimp too! The post London Broil Marinade appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cuisinart 360 Griddle Cooking Center Review
In the ever-evolving world of outdoor cooking, new options seem to emerge every day. As a self-proclaimed outdoor cooking fanatic, we’re always eager to explore the latest and greatest grills and griddles. So, when Cuisinart offered to send over their new Cuisinart 360° Griddle Cooking Center, we jumped at the chance to put it to… The post Cuisinart 360 Griddle Cooking Center Review appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
Read Article →Top Must-Have Grill Accessories for the Ultimate BBQ Setup
Before you fire up your grill, make sure your outdoor kitchen is stocked and ready with these must-have grill accessories.  Alright, you’ve picked out the best grill for your backyard, and now you’re ready to invest in the tools that will help you grill like a pro all season long. Well, with over a decade… The post Top Must-Have Grill Accessories for the Ultimate BBQ Setup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Expert Grilling Safety Tips for Your Next BBQ
There’s nothing better than grilling up a storm with friends and family once the weather warms up. But before you fire up the grill, remember safety first. This how-to guide filled with grilling safety tips is an essential checklist at the start of every summer grilling season.  Firing up the grill is one of the… The post Expert Grilling Safety Tips for Your Next BBQ appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grill Gifts for Dad: Father’s Day
Discover the best grill gifts for Father's Day, handpicked by BBQ experts. From thermometers to our most trusted tools tools, let's elevates Dad's grilling game. The post Grill Gifts for Dad: Father’s Day appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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SmokeSlam Recipes 2024
At SmokeSlam 2024, the pitmaster team from B & B Charcoal and Cowboy Charcoal cooked up a Live Fire Extravaganza. Here are some of the main dishes we shared. Now you can make them at home and throw your own amazing party! Recipes from Girl Carnivore Verlasso provided the beautiful salmon for the Live Fire… The post SmokeSlam Recipes 2024 appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilling 101: How to Use a Charcoal Chimney
Is your charcoal not burning evenly? Does your charcoal take forever to heat up? Do not reach for the lighter fluid! Instead, use our favorite tool for starting your grill right. The most effective way to get evenly burning charcoal in less time is with a charcoal chimney. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll show you how… The post Grilling 101: How to Use a Charcoal Chimney appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
Read Article →How to Make Aioli
There’s something about a creamy aioli recipe that can make any dish feel like restaurant-quality. This French mayonnaise adds an incredible richness to dishes – and it’s surprisingly easy to prepare with just a few simple ingredients. Now it’s your turn to learn how to make aioli at home. It will be your new favorite… The post How to Make Aioli appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Salmon on a Cedar Plank
This show-stopping grilled salmon dish is cooked to perfection on a cedar plank with bright grapefruit slices underneath. Vibrant beet powder gives this easy seafood recipe a gorgeous ruby hue, while a drizzle of hot honey adds a touch of sweetness. Get ready to take your grilled salmon game to flavorful new heights! This cedar… The post Grilled Salmon on a Cedar Plank appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Ribeye
Take your steak recipes to the next level with this sous vide ribeye recipe. Using the precision low-temperature water bath method produces an incredibly juicy, evenly cooked ribeye with a gorgeous ruby-red interior. There’s nothing better than a juicy steak. One of our favorite ways to level up our beef recipes is with the sous… The post Sous Vide Ribeye appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Umami Garlic Aioli Recipe
This umami-filled garlic aioli recipe packs an incredible savory punch by combining mellow roasted garlic and earthy mushroom powder. The rich, creamy aioli base gets an amazing depth of umami flavor that is perfect for dipping, spreading, and more. Get ready to experience an aioli recipe like never before – this umami garlic version is… The post Umami Garlic Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sriracha Aioli Recipe
Bring the heat and add a kick of flavor to your aioli with spicy sriracha sauce. This variation blends sriracha into a creamy garlic aioli base for an incredibly zesty, vibrant sriracha aioli sauce perfect for dipping and spreading. Turn up the heat on your favorite aioli recipes and bring big flavor to your dishes… The post Sriracha Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chipotle Aioli Recipe
Add the rich, smoky heat of chipotle chilies to your aioli game with this spicy chipotle aioli recipe. Chipotle peppers in adobo sauce get blended into a creamy garlic aioli base for an incredible dipping and sandwich sauce. This chipotle aioli stands out among our collection of delciious sauces as the most loved for its… The post Chipotle Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Herb Aioli Recipe
Level up your flavor game with this bright and herby aioli recipe. Homemade mayo gets a flavorful boost from a blend of fresh parsley, basil, dill, and lemon zest, making it a versatile sauce and condiment recipe perfect for dipping, spreading, or dressing. Looking to add bright, fresh flavor to your dishes? Our herb aioli… The post Herb Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sage Aioli Recipe
Bring an amazing depth of earthy, herbal flavor to your homemade mayo with this easy sage aioli recipe. Fried crispy sage leaves and bright lemon zest get folded into a creamy garlic aioli base for a uniquely aromatic and versatile sauce that’s about to take your condiment recipes up a serious notch! This luscious sage… The post Sage Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Rosemary Truffle Aioli Recipe
Take your aioli to gourmet levels with this decadent rosemary truffle recipe. Earthy truffle oil and fragrant rosemary get folded into a luxuriously creamy garlic aioli base for an incredible umami-packed condiment recipe. Take your aioli to luxurious new heights with the rich, earthy flavors of truffle and fragrant rosemary! This decadent rosemary truffle aioli… The post Rosemary Truffle Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pesto Aioli Recipe
Put a fresh spin on classic aioli recipes with this pesto variation that packs in tons of herbaceous flavor. A nutty, garlicky pesto aioli recipe gets folded into a rich garlic aioli base for a creamy, vibrant sauce perfect for dipping, spreading, or dressing. Add fresh, herbaceous pesto to elevate your favorite garlic aioli to… The post Pesto Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Lemon Aioli Recipe
Bring bright, vibrant lemon flavor to your table with this easy lemon aioli recipe. Lemon juice and zest get folded into a creamy garlic aioli base for a balanced sauce that’s perfect for dipping, spreading, and dressing. Add a burst of bright, sunny flavor to your dishes with this incredibly versatile lemon aioli sauce! Creamy… The post Lemon Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Horseradish Aioli Recipe
Take garlicky aioli up a notch with this zesty horseradish variation. This easy recipe folds prepared horseradish into a rich aioli base for a punchy sauce. The post Horseradish Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Roasted Garlic Aioli Recipe
Transform mellow garlic into an umami-bomb by roasting it into a creamy, caramelized spread that gets folded into this decadent roasted garlic aioli recipe. You’ll learn how to make roasted garlic aioli, starting with roasting the garlic and blending it with mayonnaise and lemon juice for a creamy and tangy sauce. With a depth of… The post Roasted Garlic Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Spicy BBQ Aioli Recipe
Take your homemade mayo to smoky, spicy new heights with this BBQ aioli recipe. Zesty barbecue seasoning and tangy barbecue sauce get folded into a creamy garlic aioli base for an incredible kicked-up condiment. Get ready to add an incredible smoky, sweet, and tangy kick to your dishes with this flavor-packed BBQ aioli! You may… The post Spicy BBQ Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cilantro Avocado Aioli Recipe
Give your mayo a zesty, creamy upgrade with this cilantro and avocado aioli recipe. Ripe avocado gets blended with fresh cilantro and a garlic aioli base for an incredible green sauce perfect for dipping, dressing, and more. Creamy, vibrant, and bursting with fresh flavor – this cilantro avocado aioli is the ultimate versatile sauce! It’s… The post Cilantro Avocado Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Roasted Squash Aioli Recipe
Add an incredible depth of nutty, savory flavor to your aioli by blending in roasted squash. This unique squash aioli recipe combines oven-roasted squash with a rich, creamy homemade mayonnaise base for an earthy, velvety smooth sauce. This aioli recipe takes garlic mayo to new savory, nutty heights thanks to the addition of velvety roasted… The post Roasted Squash Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Maple Aioli Recipe
Give your aioli a sweet and aromatic twist by folding in rich maple syrup. This unique version of homemade mayo blends luscious maple syrup into a creamy aioli base for an unforgettable sweet and savory maple aioli recipe. Bring a wonderfully sweet and nutty depth of flavor to your dishes with this incredible maple aioli… The post Maple Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Turmeric Aioli Recipe
This cardamom and turmeric aioli recipe infuses your homemade mayo with an exotic, warmly spiced twist. Earthy cardamom and vibrant turmeric are folded into a luxuriously creamy garlic aioli base for a uniquely aromatic and versatile sauce. Give your aioli a sunny, vibrant twist with the addition of antioxidant-rich turmeric! This turmeric aioli boasts a… The post Turmeric Aioli Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Shaved Hanging SteamShip round
Get ready for an incredibly dramatic and delicious live-fire cooking experience! This hanging steamship round preparation is just as much a spectacle as it is a satisfying meal. Prepare for a showstopping live-fire cooking experience with this shaved hanging steamship round. The beef is slowly carved off the roast as it cooks over hot coals,… The post Shaved Hanging SteamShip round appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Pulled Pork Enchiladas
Take enchilada night to flavorful new heights with these slow cooker pulled pork enchiladas smothered in green chili sauce. Juicy pork shoulder is slowly braised in the Crockpot until it’s fall-apart tender in zesty green enchilada sauce before getting rolled into cheesy corn tortillas. Enchiladas make the perfect easy dinner or freezer meal for those… The post Slow Cooker Pulled Pork Enchiladas appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Prime Rib
Fire up the charcoal grill for an incredible grilled prime rib dinner. This grilling recipe makes a gorgeously crusted, smoky prime rib roast with a juicy, melt-in-your-mouth beef that’s fit for a steakhouse. Prime rib is the ultimate cut of beef for a special occasion like a holiday dinner. This prime rib roast recipe involves… The post Grilled Prime Rib appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Creamy Tuscan Chicken
Bring the bright, rustic flavors of Tuscany to your dinner table with this rich and creamy Tuscan chicken dish. Seared chicken is smothered in a luscious sauce loaded with sun-dried tomatoes, fresh spinach, and lots of fragrant garlic. Coming up with new chicken recipes can be intimidating. There’s so much you can do with chicken!… The post Creamy Tuscan Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Baked Panko Crusted Chicken
This Panko Crusted Chicken is an easy way to upgrade your chicken recipes. Tender chicken breast is dredged in a crispy panko coating for a quick, delicious meal the whole family will love.  It’s not your average chicken dish. The crispy panko crust, combined with the richness of parmesan and an assortment of dried herbs… The post Easy Baked Panko Crusted Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Prime vs. Choice: Understanding Beef Grades
Understanding the differences between the highest quality tiers of Prime vs Choice beef ensures you get the proper marbling, tenderness, and flavor to match your cooking method and budget. We explain what makes them unique in this beef grade comparison. Grades of beef are like scores that experts give to meat based on certain qualities.… The post Prime vs. Choice: Understanding Beef Grades appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Grill a Steak
Becoming a grilling pro is a great skill for any home cook. The secret to a great grilled steak? Start by picking the right cut of meat and the right grill. Plus, the way you serve your steak makes a big difference, turning simple steak recipes into unforgettable meals. Here’s everything you need to know… The post How to Grill a Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Honey Garlic Chicken in the Air Fryer
Want to level up your basic chicken recipes? Then, you’ll love this crispy Honey Garlic Chicken Air Fryer recipe! With only a few simple ingredients, you can make a delicious recipe the entire family will love! One of our favorite chicken dinners to make is this easy Honey Garlic Chicken recipe in the air fryer.… The post Honey Garlic Chicken in the Air Fryer appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Birria Nachos
Take nachos to a whole new meaty, cheesy, brothy level with this viral birria nachos. Pile crispy tortilla chips with juicy shredded beef cooked in aromatic chile sauce, add tons of cheese, and broil until melted and bubbling. That’s all before adding all the classic nacho toppings and serving with a side of broth for… The post Birria Nachos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Denver Steak
Achieve perfectly rosy medium rare Denver steak without any guesswork thanks to precise sous vide methods locking in all the juices and tenderness before a lightning fast sear in cast iron gives that gorgeous crust everyone craves. If you’re a steak lover looking to take on a new challenge, try using the sous vide method.… The post Sous Vide Denver Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Homemade Polpette Recipe
Can’t seem to find your Nonna’s recipe, but still want to make delicious polpette? You’ve come to the right place. This Polpette recipe consists of Italian meatballs cooked to golden brown perfection and nestled in a rich tomato sauce. It’s an easy Italian-American dish the entire family will love.  A fun way to jazz up… The post Homemade Polpette Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Cauliflower
Take plain old cauliflower to the next level with the air fryer! This Air Fryer Cauliflower recipe will become your new favorite way to eat this delicious vegetable! It’s easy, delicious, and your new go-to method for a healthy vegetable side dish. Using the air fryer is the perfect way to whip up a tasty… The post Air Fryer Cauliflower appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan Seared Scallops
One of our favorite easy seafood recipes is this Pan Seared Scallops recipe. This easy recipe only requires a handful of ingredients, resulting in buttery scallops that melt in your mouth.  Perfectly caramelized sea scallops are just minutes away with an easy hot pan technique producing delicately crispy golden crust encasing tender, succulent centers thanks… The post Pan Seared Scallops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Classic Beef Bottom Round Roast In the Oven
Transform an affordable bottom round roast into a mouthwatering Sunday supper centerpiece with a garlic herb rub and slow roasting in the oven to tender, juicy perfection, ready to slice over roasted veggies for a cozy meal the whole family will love. This Bottom Round Roast may be cheap but doesn’t skimp on flavor. It’s… The post Classic Beef Bottom Round Roast In the Oven appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Sweet Potato Fries
Make crispy Air Fryer Sweet Potatoes! They come out perfect every time. Just 3 ingredients and done in less than 30 minutes. It’s the perfect side dish for any main course! Homemade fries are one of our favorite easy air fryer recipes to make. We’ve made some delicious Air Fryer Garlic Parmesan Fries, and now… The post Air Fryer Sweet Potato Fries appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Birria
Rooted in tradition, this Slow Cooker Birria combines all the iconic flavors of Mexican beef stew with a low-effort twist. It’s the perfect way to enjoy the delicious flavors of Mexican birria without spending too much time in the kitchen. Transport yourself to the streets of Mexico with this easy slow-cooker birria recipe. Slow-cooked to… The post Slow Cooker Birria appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The Ultimate Guide: How to Spatchcock a Chicken (Step-by-Step Tutorial)
Spatchcocking, also known as butterflying, is a technique that involves removing the backbone from a chicken to flatten it. This not only helps to reduce cooking time but also ensures even heat distribution, resulting in deliciously crispy skin and juicy meat. Although it looks complicated, it’s not. And, we’ll take you through each step of… The post The Ultimate Guide: How to Spatchcock a Chicken (Step-by-Step Tutorial) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Scallops with Brown Butter Sauce
What’s the secret to Tender, buttery-soft scallops that melt in your mouth? Sous vide cooking. These Sous Vide Scallops are cooked in a temperature-controlled water bath for 30 minutes and then seared in mouthwatering garlic brown butter sauce for a restaurant-worthy meal at home.  Cooking scallops with the sous vide method is one of our… The post Sous Vide Scallops with Brown Butter Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Dutch Oven Pot Roast
Satisfying, melt-in-your-mouth tender Dutch Oven Pot Roast recipe is surprisingly easy to make at home and has been a classic for generations. As the meat braises low and slow in red wine, the carrots, onion, and garlic gently break down into a rich, flavorful gravy for a perfect one-pot meal the whole family will love. … The post Dutch Oven Pot Roast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Roasted Butternut Squash
This Roasted Butternut Squash recipe is the best way to get golden brown butternut squash every time! With only three ingredients, you can whip up this simple recipe quickly! Are you looking for the best Roasted Butternut Squash recipe? You’ve come to the right place! Our recipe for Roasted Butternut Squash is the perfect way… The post Roasted Butternut Squash appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Know your Beef: The Ultimate Guide to USDA Meat Grades
When shopping for beef, it can be a challenge to know why the same cut of beef may be more expensive. A lot of it comes down to the grade of meat, which is labeled Prime, Choice, or Select. These are the USDA meat grades, and just knowing the difference can help you understand what… The post Know your Beef: The Ultimate Guide to USDA Meat Grades appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilling Guide: the Best Wood for Smoking Ribs
If you want big flavor there’s nothing like smoking ribs to elevate your basic pork recipes. And for good reason – combining the flavor of smoking wood with pork ribs is a match made in meat heaven. The smoke from the wood infuses the meat with a flavor that you can’t get from baking them… The post Grilling Guide: the Best Wood for Smoking Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Whole Chicken in a Crock Pot
Forget bland boiled chicken – this easy set-and-forget slow cooker method makes incredibly moist, tender whole chicken while you’re at work. This Whole Chicken in a Crock Pot recipe is a super easy way to make juicy chicken. With simple ingredients and low-effort prep, this easy chicken recipe is the perfect easy dinner idea.  Ever… The post Whole Chicken in a Crock Pot appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
Read Article →What are the Grades of Beef? Prime, Choice, Select Explained
Navigating the different grades of beef can seem overwhelming, but understanding the USDA grading scale makes it easy to pick the perfect steak or roast. This guide breaks down Prime, Choice, and Select beef so you get the right quality for your needs. If you want to take your beef recipes to the next level,… The post What are the Grades of Beef? Prime, Choice, Select Explained appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Orange Chicken
If you’re looking for a healthier alternative to your local Chinese Restaurant, then you’ll love this crispy Air Fryer Orange Chicken! With crispy chicken and a tangy orange flavor, this meal will quickly become a family favorite. Making food in the air fryer simplifies busy weeknights and makes for fast and delicious meals. Especially when… The post Air Fryer Orange Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick and Easy Air Fryer Chicken Tenders
These crispy Air Fryer Chicken Tenders are the best way to spice up your basic chicken recipes! They’re low carb, quick to make, and taste even better than the tenders you remember as a kid.  Air fryers are one of the greatest cooking inventions ever. The hot air circulating the food makes it crisp and… The post Quick and Easy Air Fryer Chicken Tenders appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Pork Loin Recipe
Tender, juicy sous vide pork loin roast infused with rosemary and garlic flavor cooks to moist perfection and is finished with a quick sear and creamy mustard sauce. The post Sous Vide Pork Loin Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Mastering Meat Cutting: Why and How to Cut Against the Grain
If you’re craving tender, juicy slices of meat, cooking it perfectly is only one step to getting the best bite. The next step is slicing the meat so that it’s easy to chew. That’s what it means when you hear about slicing against the grain. The grain is the natural fibers, the long, parallel lines… The post Mastering Meat Cutting: Why and How to Cut Against the Grain appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Vegetables
Forget soggy steamed veggies, this air fryer vegetables recipe makes veggies that are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. This simple air fryer method brings out the natural sweetness in carrots, broccoli, and peppers for a healthy side in just minutes – the ultimate side dish to pair with any main course! … The post Air Fryer Vegetables appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Rack of Lamb
This Sous Vide Rack of Lamb recipe is the ultimate showstopper for special occasions. Cooking these lamb racks sous vide is the perfect method for achieving perfectly cooked lamb every time.  This sous vide rack of lamb recipe is very similar to our grilled rack of lamb, but instead of using a grill, we’re using… The post Sous Vide Rack of Lamb appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Pot Roast
Elevate your beef recipes with this Slow Cooker Pot Roast! This classic pot roast recipe transforms basic ingredients into the perfect juicy roast for any occasion.  If you’re looking for the best crock pot roast recipe, you’re in luck. This Slow Cooker Pot Roast is one of our favorite slow cooker recipes, right alongside our… The post Slow Cooker Pot Roast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Pork Chops
Get ready for an easy weeknight dinner with our delicious Air Fryer Pork Chops recipe. These tender pork chops are perfectly seasoned and cooked to juicy perfection, and the magic of the air fryer adds a mouthwatering crispiness to every bite. When it comes to low-stress dinner recipes, air frying is the way to go.… The post Air Fryer Pork Chops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilling Guide: The Best Wood For Smoking Chicken
Breaking down everything you need to know about choosing the right smoking wood for flavorful chicken including the the best kinds of wood to pair from hickory to apple. Say bye to sad, flavorless chicken off your smoker! We always break in our new grills and smokers with a whole chicken. One, they are inexpensive… The post Grilling Guide: The Best Wood For Smoking Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken Paprikash
This easy Chicken Paprikash recipe features tender chicken simmered in a creamy paprika-infused sauce, creating a comforting and flavorful meal perfect for any occasion. It’s one of the most comforting chicken recipes we’ve ever tasted and is the perfect comforting dish for cold weather. We first had this dish in a small, dimly lit cafe… The post Chicken Paprikash appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Beef Short Ribs
Are you looking for a mouthwatering Smoked Beef Short Ribs recipe? Make these succulent, bone-in, meaty short ribs smoked on a pellet grill to achieve the perfect tenderness and rich flavor with every bite. Craving tender, smoky barbecue ribs? Our smoked short ribs recipe delivers incredible beef ribs that are mouthwateringly moist and packed with… The post Smoked Beef Short Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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One Pan Chicken and Veggies
Need a new meal to elevate your basic chicken recipes? Look no further than this One Pan Chicken and Veggies dinner! This easy dinner is the perfect recipe for meal prep or busy weeknights when you don’t have a ton of time but still want to enjoy a healthy dinner! We love a good low-effort meal because not… The post One Pan Chicken and Veggies appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Lamb Shanks
Make bone tender Sous Vide Lamb Shanks using sous vide cooking, one of our favorite slow-cooking methods for elevating our lamb recipes.  Seeking the ultimate tender, fall-off-the-bone lamb shanks? Our easy sous vide lamb shanks deliver incredible tenderness and rich flavor in one incredible dish, just like our lamb ragu. The sous vide cooking method… The post Sous Vide Lamb Shanks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Know your Beef: A guide to Leanest Cuts of Beef
Are you curious about the leanest cuts of beef for your next meal? Explore our guide to discover the top choices that offer both fantastic flavor and leaner options for your beef dishes. UNDERSTANDING LEAN BEEF CUTS Wondering which cuts of beef are the leanest? Let’s cut right to the chase and find out. When… The post Know your Beef: A guide to Leanest Cuts of Beef appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Boneless Pork Loin Roast In Oven
Tired of dry, flavorless pork roasts that disappoint after hours in the oven? Say goodbye to tough meat and hello to juicy, flavorful perfection with our foolproof pork loin roast recipe. We’ve tackled the most common pork roast pitfalls head-on. No more guessing about cooking times or temperatures – our precise method eliminates the fear… The post Boneless Pork Loin Roast In Oven appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Rack of Pork
This show-stopping recipe for smoked rack of pork looks far more complicated than it is. Slice into a beautiful bone-in pork roast seasoned and smoked to perfection for juicy, tender slices perfect for the holidays or when you want to show off your cooking skills. Want to make a show-stopping smoked rack of pork? Our… The post Smoked Rack of Pork appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan-Seared Hanger Steak Recipe
Ready to level up your steak recipes? Then, you’ll love this Pan Seared Hanger Steak recipe! This easy recipe transforms hanger steak into a succulent, mouthwatering masterpiece in minutes.  Seeking the perfect pan-seared hanger steak recipe? Your search ends here! Our simple recipe for cooking hanger steak gives you a fast, high-quality steak dinner at… The post Pan-Seared Hanger Steak Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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What is Beef Tenderloin – the Ultimate Guide
This comprehensive guide teaches you all about premium beef tenderloin including where it comes from, how to cook it best, essential prep tips and tricks for making it shine, plus all of our amazing beef tenderloin recipes. This is everything you need to know about cooking the perfect tenderloin at home. Welcome to Steak Cuts… The post What is Beef Tenderloin – the Ultimate Guide appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Cook Spiral Ham
Don't stress about cooking a spiral ham. Our easy recipe and pro tips ensure a juicy, flavorful ham with a caramelized brown sugar glaze. The post How to Cook Spiral Ham appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Dutch Oven Chicken Recipe
This Dutch Oven Chicken recipe is an easy way to get tender chicken every time. The Dutch oven cooking process provides a golden brown crispy skin with mouthwatering flavor, taking your chicken recipes from bland and boring to delicious.  Want the perfect Dutch oven chicken recipe? Our easy one-pot recipe for Dutch oven chicken is… The post Dutch Oven Chicken Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Carve a Turkey – Step By Step Expert Guide
If you need an easy way to carve up some juicy turkey, we’ve got you. This How to Carve a Turkey tutorial will walk you through carving a turkey step-by-step so you can enjoy your favorite turkey recipes with nothing but juicy, tender bites.  The turkey’s done, looking golden and glorious. Now comes the moment of… The post How to Carve a Turkey – Step By Step Expert Guide appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Short Ribs
Take a bite of fork-tender sous vide short ribs are elevated with a rich, luscious red wine sauce for added flavor. The hands-off sous vide cooking method produces unbelievably tender beef that simply starts with a quick sear, then a 48-hour water bath, and finished with a decadent wine sauce before serving. Ready for the… The post Sous Vide Short Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How To Safely Thaw A Turkey
Panic-stricken by a rock-solid turkey on Thanksgiving morning? Never again. Our simple guide to thawing turkey will ensure you’re always ready for the big day with our handy timeline. We’ve thawed dozens of turkeys and are giving you the safest, most effective ways to defrost your bird. From planning ahead with refrigerator thawing to last-minute… The post How To Safely Thaw A Turkey appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Oven Roasted Cornish Hens
There’s something about the simplicity of oven roasted Cornish hens that are timeless. These little hens are perfect as individual portions for a festive dinner party, holidays, or special occasions when you don’t want to worry about cooking larger cuts of meats all day. If you’re looking to impress your dinner guests with a gourmet… The post Oven Roasted Cornish Hens appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Keto Green Bean Casserole Recipe
Are you looking for the perfect keto side dish to serve at your Thanksgiving table this holiday season? Then, look no further than this Keto Green Bean Casserole! It’s got all the goodness of a classic green bean casserole without the carb count! Craving the Best Homemade Green Bean Casserole? Yes, you’re in the perfect… The post Keto Green Bean Casserole Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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What to Make: Leftover Turkey Recipes
Need some easy ways to use Thanksgiving leftovers? These Leftover Thanksgiving Turkey recipes are for you!  Once the idea that Thanksgiving dinner is over starts to creep in, you find yourself wondering what to do with all that leftover turkey meat. You don’t want to throw it away, but you also just want to eat… The post What to Make: Leftover Turkey Recipes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Truss a Turkey
You’ve selected the perfect turkey and gathered your favorite seasonings. But before you can start roasting, there’s a crucial step that often leaves home cooks puzzled: trussing the turkey. You might be wondering if it’s really necessary, or how to do it properly to make sure your bird cooks evenly and looks picture-perfect on the… The post How to Truss a Turkey appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Turkey Enchiladas Verdes
These delicious leftover Turkey Enchiladas are a great way to use up that leftover turkey from Thanksgiving! It’s the perfect healthy meal for those days when you just want an easy and cozy main course after the holidays.  Using up leftover turkey after Thanksgiving shouldn’t be a chore! There are so many leftover turkey recipes… The post Easy Turkey Enchiladas Verdes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Reverse Seared Prime Rib
Juicy reverse seared boneless rib roast recipe! Get a perfect medium-rare with this easy method on the grill, smoker or in the oven! The post Reverse Seared Prime Rib appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Brussel Sprouts au Gratin
Looking for a quick low-carb side dish to pair with your favorite main course? This Brussel Sprout au Gratin recipe is a crowd-pleaser for any occasion, from the holiday table to a laid-back weekend dinner.  What’s better than an easy side dish covered in cream sauce? The answer is nothing. This Brussel Sprout au Gratin… The post Brussel Sprouts au Gratin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken Enchilada Soup
This delicious Chicken Enchilada Soup recipe is the perfect way to use up leftover chicken for a delicious main dish the whole family will love.  There’s nothing like a hot bowl of soup to warm the soul. From Mexican Chicken Soup to Chicken Tequila Tortilla Soup, we’re all about taking traditional Mexican dishes and turning… The post Chicken Enchilada Soup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Best Creamy Horseradish Sauce
Learn how to make a deliciously creamy horseradish sauce- the perfect balance of creaminess and sinus-clearing spiciness for beef, steaks, and more! The post Best Creamy Horseradish Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Cornish Hens
Meet your new go-to holiday meal or family dinner – Smoked Cornish Hens with tender, juicy meat, and sweet, smoky flavor in just 60-90 minutes! Spatchcocking and smoking these petite game hens means easy dinners full of finger-licking flavor that will have the whole family asking for seconds. This is one of those chicken recipes… The post Smoked Cornish Hens appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Garlic Herb Prime Rib
Looking for that classic oven roasted prime rib roast recipe? This is the iconic beef recipe known for its tender, juicy meat that practically melts in your mouth. With a garlicky-herb crust and perfect medium-rare center, this is a dish that everyone should master. There’s something about a rib roast that seems so intimidating. It’s… The post Garlic Herb Prime Rib appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Creamed Leeks Recipe
Creamed Leeks are the perfect side dish for all of your main dishes! Sliced leeks are sautéed with aromatic veggies, tossed in a creamy sauce, and a dash of parmesan cheese, all cooked up in a large skillet. Even if you’re not a leek eater, you will love this delicious side dish. It’s our favorite… The post Creamed Leeks Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Corn on the Cob
This perfect side dish is a game changer in your recipe game. No need to fire up the grill to make these juicy bad boys! All you need is fresh corn, salt and pepper, olive oil, lemon zest, and parsley, and you can make this easy Air Fryer Corn on the Cob in 10 minutes!… The post Air Fryer Corn on the Cob appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Turkey Carcass Soup Recipe
This turkey carcass soup recipe works great because it uses up the scraps of leftover turkey meat stuck to the bones and gets a rich flavor from the already-cooked turkey. It’s the perfect way to use up a leftover turkey carcass. Wondering what to do with your leftover holiday turkey carcass? Whether you had a… The post Turkey Carcass Soup Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Lamb Ribs Recipe
Fall-off-the-bone tender and infused with sweet, smoky flavor, these smoked lamb ribs are an absolute treat. These ribs are easy to make and a real treat, especially if you’re brave enough to try smoking lamb. What are Lamb Ribs? Lamb ribs are an underrated cut that’s packed with meaty rich flavor similar to smoked beef… The post Smoked Lamb Ribs Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How To Make Giblet Gravy
We’ve crafted this traditional gravy to be everything it should be – luxuriously smooth, deeply savory, and brimming with the essence of your roasted bird. By using the often-overlooked giblets, we’re extracting maximum flavor and following time-honored techniques to create a gravy that’s truly special. You’ll make a gravy so good, you might catch your… The post How To Make Giblet Gravy appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Plan the Perfect Thanksgiving Menu + Downloadable Shopping List
Want to take your Thanksgiving day preparation to the next level? This detailed guide will help you craft the perfect menu using your favorite Thanksgiving recipes so you can have an unforgettable holiday.  Start now to make sure the biggest feast of the year has everything in order. Looking for more details of all of… The post How to Plan the Perfect Thanksgiving Menu + Downloadable Shopping List appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Hanger Steak Recipe
Forget marinades and complicated recipes – the hanger steak is perfect for fast, easy, and flavorful grilling. This cut is known for its rich, beefy flavor and tender texture when cooked hot and fast over high heat to medium-rare. Grill up the perfect hanger steak in minutes with just a few simple steps for seasoning,… The post Grilled Hanger Steak Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Must have Thanksgiving Essentials
Thanksgiving may be our favorite holiday, as it is built around nothing more than great company and good food. But we know getting it all on the table in time can be a little stressful. We’ve been working on articles breaking down every step in the turkey process, from how to defrost a turkey to… The post Must have Thanksgiving Essentials appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Roasted Green Beans Recipe
This Roasted Green Beans recipe is the perfect side dish to accompany any main course. With simple ingredients like fresh beans, garlic powder, parmesan cheese, and panko bread crumbs, this easy recipe turns bland vegetables into a delicious masterpiece.  These delicious Roasted Green Beans are a great way to jazz up basic vegetables. After a… The post Roasted Green Beans Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilling Guide: The Best Wood For Smoking Turkey
Smoking a turkey is a classic way to infuse juicy, tender meat with incredible flavor, but the variety of wood you choose can make or break the end result. Find out the best woods for achieving the perfect balance of smoky richness and subtle flavor notes to take your holiday turkey to the next level.… The post Grilling Guide: The Best Wood For Smoking Turkey appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Oven Roasted Lamb Ribs Recipe
When it comes to a recipe that will impress at your next dinner party, bookmark these oven-roasted lamb ribs. They are succulent, tender, and full of flavor, and you’re guests are going to be raving about this dish for weeks to come. If you haven’t tried lamb ribs yet, we encourage you to give them… The post Oven Roasted Lamb Ribs Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Make Turkey Gravy (without drippings)
Panic-stricken at the thought of making gravy without those precious pan drippings? Take a deep breath – we’ve got you covered. No matter if you’re deep-frying your turkey, smoking it, or just want to get ahead on your holiday prep, this turkey gravy recipe is your secret weapon for smooth, flavorful success – no pan… The post How to Make Turkey Gravy (without drippings) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Oven Roasted Beef Tenderloin
Serve a timeless feast with this traditional beef tenderloin roast recipe. It’s slow-roasted in the oven, then seared to perfection for that perfect crust before being sliced and served as the main course with all your favorite side dishes for the holidays or family dinners. If you’re looking for the perfect beef recipe for a… The post Oven Roasted Beef Tenderloin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Lamb Ribs
Sink your teeth into the most flavorful, juicy, tender ribs you have ever tasted. One bite of these grilled lamb ribs and everything you thought you knew about barbecue may change. First, there’s the smokey aroma from the outdoor grill, then the unique flavor and melt-in-your-mouth texture of the meat. This is one of those lamb… The post Grilled Lamb Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Roasting Turkey In Oven
Want to cook a perfectly juicy turkey with crispy, golden skin? Our tried-and-true oven-roasted method delivers mouthwatering results, even for first-time Thanksgiving hosts. We’ve been in charge of the holiday bird for years and we’ll walk you through every crucial step, from choosing the ideal bird to achieving that Instagram-worthy golden brown. Our time-tested recipe… The post Roasting Turkey In Oven appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Garlic Parmesan Fries
When it comes to finger-licking flavor combos, this combo tops the charts. Perfectly crispy golden Garlic Parmesan Fries right from the air fryer may just mean you never have to buy ketchup again. Elevate your side dish game with irresistible, restaurant-quality garlic parmesan fries straight from your air fryer. Indulge in the mouthwatering goodness of… The post Air Fryer Garlic Parmesan Fries appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ultimate Spatchcocking Turkey Guide
Ever wished you could cook your Thanksgiving turkey recipe in half the time, with juicier meat and crispier skin? It’s time to learn how to spatchcock your turkey. Forget TikTok trends and viral hacks, this timeless technique’s about to become your go to method so you never have to babysit the turkey all day again. Don’t let… The post Ultimate Spatchcocking Turkey Guide appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Chicken Legs
This Air Fryer Chicken Legs recipe is super quick and delicious, perfect for busy weeknights! These Air Fryer Drumsticks are cooked to perfection in the air fryer, resulting in perfectly crispy skin on the outside and juicy meat on the inside. It’s an easy recipe the whole family will love! The air fryer is one… The post Air Fryer Chicken Legs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Best Brine for Turkey + Full Turkey Brining Guide
Brining a turkey is the secret to achieving a show-stopping centerpiece for your holiday feast. This simple yet transformative technique infuses the bird with a burst of flavor and ensures that every juicy bite is a true delight. Whether you need a flavorful turkey for Thanksgiving dinner or a simple way to level up your… The post Best Brine for Turkey + Full Turkey Brining Guide appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bacon-wrapped Filet Mignon
Looking to impress your dinner guests with a mouthwatering and luxurious meal? It doesn’t get any more iconic than this delectable bacon-wrapped filet mignon recipe. This classic combination of tender beef and crispy bacon is a steakhouse classic and is sure to be a showstopper at any gathering. Whether you’re hosting a special occasion or… The post Bacon-wrapped Filet Mignon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Make Crispy Onions (in Air Fryer)
Want the taste of crispy fried onions without the extra calories from deep frying? This Crispy Onions recipe is for you! Thin strips of onion are tossed in olive oil and salt and crisped to perfection in the air fryer. It’s the perfect topping for burgers and sandwiches, a salad must-have, or side dish for… The post How to Make Crispy Onions (in Air Fryer) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Spatchcock Turkey
Are you scrambling to find the perfect turkey recipe for your Thanksgiving turkey? Look no further because this oven roasted Spatchcock Turkey has that crispy skin and juicy meat reminiscent of a traditional roast turkey but cooked in a fraction of the time! This time of the year is filled with holiday turkey recipes, like… The post Spatchcock Turkey appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Dry Brine Recipe + How to Cook a Dry Brined Turkey
Craving that crispy, golden skin and succulent meat, but don’t have the fridge space for a wet brine? Here’s our go to solution when we don’t want the hassle of wet brining our bird – the dry brine – the space-saving, flavor-boosting step that you’ll never skip again. After extensive testing (and many delicious turkey recipes),… The post Dry Brine Recipe + How to Cook a Dry Brined Turkey appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Thick Pork Chops in the Air Fryer
Make juicy thick pork chops in your air fryer! Pork chops can be difficult to cook, but your air fryer simplifies things. These are simply seasoned and served with your favorite sides. There’s nothing fussy about this simple recipe, making it quick and easy for the busiest of weeknights. The air fryer is one of the… The post Thick Pork Chops in the Air Fryer appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Deviled Crab Recipe
Get ready to savor a taste of the South with our delightful deviled crab recipe. This classic Southern dish combines succulent crab meat with a blend of spices, all baked to perfection. Whether you know every crab recipe on the block or are new to this Southern treasure, our step-by-step guide will have you whipping… The post Deviled Crab Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How Long Does Turkey Take to Cook: Turkey Roasting Time Chart
How long do I cook this turkey?’ It’s the million-dollar question that has plagued home cooks for generations, often followed by frantic Google searches and panicked calls to the Butterball hotline. After years of trial and error (and yes, a few overcooked birds along the way), we’ve cracked the code on turkey cooking times. Consider… The post How Long Does Turkey Take to Cook: Turkey Roasting Time Chart appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The Best Way to Cook a Chuck Steak
Are you craving a mouthwatering steak that is tender, juicy, and full of flavor? This Sous vide chuck steak recipe is an easy, foolproof way to achieve steakhouse-quality results at home. With a simple setup, you’ll enjoy tender, flavorful steak that’s cooked to perfection. Take a cheap cut of meat like the chuck-eye steak and… The post The Best Way to Cook a Chuck Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Trim Spare Ribs: Step-By-Step Guide
Want to grill or smoke ribs that are tender and meaty from edge to edge? The trick isn’t only in the sauce; it starts before the ribs even hit the grill. It starts with a uniform and evenly cut rack of ribs. This step is important for achieving mouthwatering, fall-off-the-bone tender ribs from one end… The post How to Trim Spare Ribs: Step-By-Step Guide appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Veal Piccata
Who doesn’t love an easy dinner? Veal piccata is light and fresh, made with veal cutlets, covered in a zesty lemon sauce, and sprinkled with capers; it’s a perfect dinner for weeknights when you want something quick and comforting.  Although this is a classic veal recipe, as iconic as veal parmesan and grandma’s homemade veal… The post Veal Piccata appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Chicken Thighs
Tired of the same old chicken recipes? Then, it’s time to level up your game with this Air Fryer Chicken Thighs recipe! Juicy chicken thighs are cooked to perfection in the air fryer, resulting in an ultra-crispy chicken that won’t disappoint.  When we don’t want the hassle of grilling chicken thighs, we’re all about our… The post Air Fryer Chicken Thighs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan Seared Blade Steak
Try something new with this unique cut of beef, the blade steak. A thin but beefy steak that’s perfect for pan searing hot and fast and serving sliced thin with all your favorite sides. Here’s to a fun cut every steak lover should try. Things can get a little complicated when it comes to the… The post Pan Seared Blade Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pork Ribs 101: A Guide to the Types of Ribs
When it comes to barbecuing or grilling, pork ribs are a beloved and mouthwatering option that always seem to be a hit with any crowd. With their tender meat, rich flavor, and ability to be cooked in various ways, they have become a staple on menus and at backyard cookouts. However, not all pork ribs… The post Pork Ribs 101: A Guide to the Types of Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Chicken Breasts
Nothing is as simple yet satisfying as great grilled chicken breast. But, rush it, and you’ll burn the outside, undercook the inside, and take too long and you’ll end up with dry, rubbery chicken that no amount of barbecue sauce can rescue. We’ve been grilling juicy chicken for over a decade and we’re making it as… The post Grilled Chicken Breasts appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilling Beef Tenderloin (Charcoal or Pellet Grill)
Grilled beef tenderloin: A symphony of smoky flavors awaits in this step-by-step recipe that will become a family favorite. The post Grilling Beef Tenderloin (Charcoal or Pellet Grill) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pork Chop Marinade
Tired of dry and flavorless pork chops? Let’s fix that with this easy pork chop marinade. This simple pork recipe adds a depth of savory herbs, acid, and richness to tenderize the meat and lock in flavor. Say goodbye to dull and hello to delicious. When it comes to pork chops, a lot of people… The post Pork Chop Marinade appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Pork Chops
Sink your teeth into the perfect quick dinner with our grilled pork chops recipe. This simple recipe packs in tender, juicy bites with flame-kissed smoky flavor for simple cookouts or family meals. The trick to amazing flavor is not taking the meat past 145 degrees F, you master that, and everything else is easy. There’s… The post Grilled Pork Chops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The Best Grills to Buy: 2024
Whether you’re a barbecue beginner or a seasoned grill master, finding the right new grill for your backyard is key to unlocking the best flavors, chill time, and grilling experiences. This comprehensive guide will navigate the smoky waters of grill buying, from understanding your grilling preferences to exploring the various types of grills available, along… The post The Best Grills to Buy: 2024 appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken Parmesan Meatballs
Imagine tender cheesy Chicken Parmesan Meatballs, covered in rich marinara sauce and melted cheese piping hot and on the table in under an hour. This easy recipe is a perfect blend of rich Italian flavors crafted for easy weeknight dinners with all the flavors of the Italian classic. If you have a fondness for classic… The post Chicken Parmesan Meatballs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan seared Denver Steak
Get ready to savor the ultimate meat experience with Denver steaks. From the sizzle to the succulent bite, this cut combines tenderness and marbling that delights meat enthusiasts. The Denver steak may be our favorite powerhouse cut for its rich beefy flavor, good amount of marbling, and price. It’s not stocked on the shelves of… The post Pan seared Denver Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Mastering Steak Temperatures: A Guide to Perfect Doneness
Tired of playing guessing games with your steak’s doneness? Say goodbye to cut-and-peek and hello to perfectly cooked steaks every time with our foolproof temperature guide. Listen up, steak lovers – this is the guide you’ve been waiting for. As bonafide steak experts of over 10 years, we’ve grilled, seared, and smoked our way through… The post Mastering Steak Temperatures: A Guide to Perfect Doneness appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Shrimp Creole
Introducing irresistible Shrimp Creole – a symphony of bold flavors, succulent seafood, and a touch of Southern charm. From the spicy kick of Cajun spices to the tantalizing blend of tomatoes and aromatic veggies, this dish is a celebration of vibrant tastes that will transport your taste buds straight to the heart of Louisiana. Looking… The post Shrimp Creole appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steamed Dungeness Crab Legs
When it comes to indulging in the finest seafood delicacies, few seafood recipes can match the simplicity and taste of steamed Dungeness crab legs. Dungeness crab is to the West Coast what Blue crab is to the East Coast. A meaty, succulent crab that begs to be enjoyed in the messiest of ways. By simply… The post Steamed Dungeness Crab Legs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan-seared Sierra Steak
Sink your teeth into the delectable pan-seared Sierra steak, an underrated gem that promises a burst of rich, beefy flavors with every juicy bite. This guide will walk you through the simple technique of pan-searing for that perfect crust and juice medium rare center. Chances are, you’ve never seen this delicious cut of steak on… The post Pan-seared Sierra Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steak Cuts 101: An Expert Guide to Types of Steak Cuts, Steak Terms, & How to Cook
Whether you’re a connoisseur or just starting your steak adventure, we’re breaking down the various types of steak that will satisfy your cravings and elevate your dining experience. From rich marbling to mouthwatering tenderness, each cut offers a unique and delectable taste for the perfect steak recipe that will leave you craving more! Wandering through… The post Steak Cuts 101: An Expert Guide to Types of Steak Cuts, Steak Terms, How to Cook appeared first on Girl Carnivor
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Air Fryer Shrimp
There’s no better way to pregame your dinner than with a delicious appetizer recipe like these crispy Air Fryer Shrimp. Juicy shrimp, soy sauce, honey, sriracha, and garlic come together in a quick and easy recipe with the air fryer to create delicious shrimp every single time. Using an air fryer is the best way… The post Air Fryer Shrimp appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Grilled Corn Salad
Get ready to delight your taste buds with a mouthwatering grilled corn salad. This vibrant dish combines the smoky goodness of charred corn with a medley of fresh vegetables, creating a summer salad that’s both satisfying and refreshing This Grilled Corn Salad is the perfect side dish that will put all your other sides to… The post Easy Grilled Corn Salad appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Clean Cast Iron
Unlock the full potential of your cast iron skillet with our comprehensive cleaning guide. You’ll not only extend its lifespan but also improve the taste and quality of every meal you cook. Trust us, the sear you get on cast iron is the best. Cleaning and maintaining cast iron cookware is essential to ensure its… The post How to Clean Cast Iron appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Corn in the Husks
There’s nothing quite like the taste of grilled corn in the husks. The smoky aroma, the tender kernels, and the delightful char marks make it a must-have dish for any outdoor gathering. In this recipe, we’ll show you how to achieve that perfect balance of smokiness and sweetness, taking your grilling skills to the next… The post Grilled Corn in the Husks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Uncover the art of reverse-searing and unlock the secrets to achieving a juicy and flavorful cowboy steak. Learn the step-by-step process to create a perfectly seared steak recipe that’s tender with incredible flavor. Get ready to impress your taste buds with this ultimate grilling technique. There’s something about a cowboy steak that makes a statement.… The post Cowboy Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Duck Fat French Fries
Crisp, golden, and packed with flavor - learn how to make irresistible duck fat fries that will elevate your fry game to a whole new level. The post Duck Fat French Fries appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Corn on the Cob
Get ready to take your grilled corn on the cob to the next level. With a few simple tips and tricks, you can achieve perfectly charred and juicy corn that bursts with flavor. Whether you’re hosting a backyard BBQ or enjoying a casual family dinner, this recipe is a must-try. Introducing Grilled Corn on the… The post Grilled Corn on the Cob appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Campfire Baked Potatoes
Are your camping recipes seriously lacking? Then, you’re in luck because these Campfire Baked Potatoes are here to save the day! Made with Russet potatoes and butter and topped with a variety of tasty accouterments, this simple side dish will put all your other recipes to shame.  This recipe was developed for the Idaho Potato… The post Campfire Baked Potatoes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Mastering the Grill: A Guide to Smoking Wood
Smoking wood is the key to adding incredible depth and complexity to your grilled and smoked dishes. From the rich and robust flavors of mesquite to the delicate and fruity notes of cherry wood, understanding the different types of smoking wood is essential for mastering the art of barbecue. The art of barbecuing is deeply… The post Mastering the Grill: A Guide to Smoking Wood appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Griddle Burger
Want the perfect smashed burger that tastes better than any burger joint? This perfect Griddle Burger recipe transforms ground beef into juicy burgers that will put all other burger recipes to shame! When summertime hits, we start whipping out our delicious grilling recipes! There’s something about chowing down on a juicy rack of ribs and… The post Griddle Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How To Grill A Steak: Gas Grill Guide
There’s nothing quite like the sizzle of a juicy steak on a hot grill. Grilling steaks on a gas grill is a fantastic way to bring out the natural flavors and achieve that coveted caramelized crust. Whether you’re a seasoned grilling pro or a beginner, our guide will equip you with the knowledge and techniques… The post How To Grill A Steak: Gas Grill Guide appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Asparagus in Foil
Asparagus is a fantastic side dish to pair with any main dish. The crispiness of the fresh asparagus spears provides a lovely taste next to any main dish. Prepare grilled asparagus in foil on a preheated grill and enjoy the delicious veggies in minimal cook time. Add this side dish recipe to your Camping Dishes!… The post Grilled Asparagus in Foil appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Season Cast Iron
Seasoning a cast iron pan is the key to unlocking its full potential in the kitchen. With a well-seasoned pan, you can enjoy the benefits of natural non-stick cooking, exceptional heat retention, and even enhanced flavor in your dishes. Follow our guide to understanding why and how to season your cast iron and elevate your… The post How to Season Cast Iron appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Campfire Potatoes
Level up your favorite camping recipes with these Campfire Potatoes! Made with Idaho potato wedges, onions, butter, cheese, and bacon crumbles, wrapped in foil, and cooked over an open fire, this simple side dish will be the perfect addition to any main course! This recipe was developed for the Idaho Potato Council. All thoughts and… The post Campfire Potatoes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Clean a Grill
Cleaning your grill is essential for maintaining its performance and ensuring safe and delicious meals. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the steps and share expert tips on how to clean a grill to help you keep it in top shape. Grilling like a pro starts with a little elbow grease. Did you know… The post How to Clean a Grill appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Pork Spare Ribs
Are you craving fall-off-the-bone tender ribs with an irresistible smokey flavor? From selecting the perfect rack of ribs to mastering the art of low and slow smoking, get ready to elevate your barbecue game. Prepare to impress with every bite of this mouthwatering smoked pork spare ribs recipe! There’s something about a perfectly smoked rack… The post Smoked Pork Spare Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The Ultimate Guide to the Best Steaks for Grilling
Discover the top steaks for grilling perfection. Our expert guide reveals the juiciest cuts, from ribeye to T-bone, ensuring a sizzling and flavorful grilling experience. The post The Ultimate Guide to the Best Steaks for Grilling appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Must-Try Camping Recipes for Outdoor Enthusiasts
Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and embrace the tranquility of the great outdoors with a memorable camping trip. And what better way to enhance your camping experience than with mouthwatering meals prepared right at the campsite? We’ve curated a selection of delectable camping recipes that are easy to make and packed with… The post Must-Try Camping Recipes for Outdoor Enthusiasts appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Bone in Ribeye Steaks
There are few things more satisfying than a perfectly grilled bone-in ribeye steak. With its juicy, tender meat and rich, beefy flavor, this cut of meat has become a favorite among steak lovers everywhere. Whether you’re grilling up a special occasion dinner or simply treating yourself to something delicious, there’s no denying the allure of… The post Grilled Bone in Ribeye Steaks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Beginners Guide: How to Use a Charcoal Grill
Ready to take your grilling recipes to the next level? Learn how to use a charcoal grill like a pro and create juicy and flavorful dishes that will have everyone asking for seconds. Our step-by-step guide will help you master the art of charcoal grilling and unleash your inner grill master. Charcoal grills offer superior… The post Beginners Guide: How to Use a Charcoal Grill appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Venison Meatloaf
Meatloaf was a staple growing up; a cheap meal that worked to feed the family for days, it got the job done. And this venison meatloaf recipe revisits that classic comfort food making use of ground deer meat for a delicious meal. We’re swapping out the traditional ground meat mixture on classic meatloaf and using… The post Venison Meatloaf appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan-Seared Merlot Steak
Get ready to taste steak perfection with our Pan-Seared Merlot Steak recipe. With expert technique and the perfect balance of flavors, we’ll show you how to achieve a tender and flavorful steak that will impress even the most discerning palates. This unique cut isn’t found at typical grocery stores, but as you explore more lesser-known… The post Pan-Seared Merlot Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Birria Quesadilla
Turn the viral quesabirria recipe into your new favorite fully loaded snack – birria quesadilla! This fun spin on our favorite taco recipe is a great way to use leftover birria de res with lots of melty cheese for a fun family favorite dish. Have you tasted the mouthwatering quesabirria tacos trend yet? Start this amazing beef recipe with a… The post Birria Quesadilla appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled T-bone Steak
Savor flame-kissed beef with this unbeatable grilled t-bone steak! It’s a great two-for-one steak with tons of bold, beefy flavor. This simple technique for a hot sear on the grill promises to deliver a restaurant-quality steak recipe right in your backyard. The thick-cut porterhouse may be the king of cuts, but the humble t-bone is its more… The post Grilled T-bone Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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From Steak to BBQ: 10 Homemade Sauce Recipes to Amp Up Your Culinary Game
Drizzle your dishes with flavor using our irresistible sauce recipes. These recipes are a game-changer from savory steak sauces that complement perfectly cooked meats to smoky and tangy BBQ sauces that bring a touch of summer to your plate. Elevate your culinary creations and delight your taste buds with these delicious sauces. Cowboy Butter Get… The post From Steak to BBQ: 10 Homemade Sauce Recipes to Amp Up Your Culinary Game appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Keto Thousand Island Dressing
Satisfy your taste buds while keeping your carb count in check with our simple keto thousand island dressing recipe. With its creamy texture, tangy kick, and keto-friendly ingredients, this creamy dressing will become your go-to condiment for all your healthy and delicious meals—or just cuz you want a good homemade salad dressing. This homemade dressing… The post Keto Thousand Island Dressing appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Fuel Your Adventure: Must-Try Camping Recipes for Outdoor Enthusiasts
Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and embrace the tranquility of the great outdoors with a memorable camping trip. And what better way to enhance your camping experience than with mouthwatering meals prepared right at the campsite? We’ve curated a selection of delectable camping recipes that are easy to make and packed with… The post Fuel Your Adventure: Must-Try Camping Recipes for Outdoor Enthusiasts appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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What to Cook on a Pellet smoker this summer
Are you ready to unlock the secrets of mouthwatering grilling with the power of pellet smokers? Picture yourself savoring juicy, perfectly smoked meats and flavor-infused vegetables straight from your pellet grill. The possibilities are endless! Dive in as we reveal a tantalizing collection of pellet grilling recipes that will elevate your backyard cookouts to a… The post What to Cook on a Pellet smoker this summer appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Top 20 recipes to make on the grill right now
Ready to take your grilling skills to the next level? Look no further! Get ready to embark on a mouthwatering journey as we unveil the top charcoal grilling recipes that will ignite your taste buds and impress your guests. From smoky steaks to perfectly charred burgers, these recipes will have you craving the sizzle and… The post Top 20 recipes to make on the grill right now appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grill the best: Our Favorite Memorial Day Recipes
Memorial Day calls for firing up the grill, gathering loved ones, and savoring the flavors of summer. It’s a time to honor the brave and create lasting memories over delicious food. To help you plan the perfect cookout, we’ve curated a sensational collection of grilling recipes that will take your Memorial Day celebration to new… The post Grill the best: Our Favorite Memorial Day Recipes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Grill the Perfect Burger on Gas, Charcoal or Pellet Grills
Get ready to fire up the grill and impress your guests with perfectly grilled burgers. From lighting the coals to adding the last slice of cheese, we’re guiding you through how to grill delicious burgers. Your backyard BBQ just got a whole lot tastier.   Grilling burgers is as quintessential to summer as fireworks, baseball, and… The post How to Grill the Perfect Burger on Gas, Charcoal or Pellet Grills appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cheeseburger Salad
If you’re looking for a healthy and delicious way to satisfy your cheeseburger cravings, then look no further than this Cheeseburger Salad recipe with Keto Thousand Island Dressing. Packed full of protein and fresh ingredients, this hearty salad is bursting with all the classic flavors of a juicy cheeseburger – without any of the guilt.… The post Cheeseburger Salad appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The 10 Best Burgers You Want to Grill This Summer
There's nothing quite like a juicy, grilled burger recipe on a hot summer day. Burgers with Lamb, Pork, even Bison! Whether you like them simple or loaded with toppings, there's a burger out there for everyone. Check out these recipes. You won't be disappointed! The post The 10 Best Burgers You Want to Grill This Summer appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Porterhouse Steak
Looking for a perfect steak for grilling? Want to master the coals and impress your guests with an expertly charred piece of meat at your next gathering? Look no further than a Grilled Porterhouse Steak. It’s exactly what you want to pick up from your local butcher if you want flavor and a real rustic… The post Grilled Porterhouse Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cheap Cuts of Meat for Great Grilling
Think you need to spend a lot of money for amazing grilled dinner recipes? Save a few dollars and put these cheap cuts of meat to the test for the best grilling recipes all season long.  Great grilling doesn’t always mean spending top dollar on prime cuts and butcher-quality steaks. Explore a variety of affordable… The post Cheap Cuts of Meat for Great Grilling appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Veal Meatballs
Few recipes offer the comforting appeal of classic veal meatballs. These light and tender morsels are packed with traditional flavors and skillfully pan-fried to perfection. Paired with the enticing scent of simmering tomato sauce, these homemade meatballs evoke a comforting sense of nostalgia. If you’re looking for a hearty and satisfying meal, look no further… The post Veal Meatballs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ranch Steak
Slice into a perfectly pan-seared ranch steak. This inexpensive cut is the perfect alternative to other lean steaks and can go round for round with the best beef recipe when tenderized with a simple marinade and served with savory cowboy butter.   As prices for a good cut of beef soar, finding new cuts from… The post Ranch Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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BEST Recipe for Cowboy Butter
Cowboy butter is simply a flavorful sauce made with melted butter, herbs, spices, and other ingredients to jazz it up to be served with various meats like you’re favorite steak recipe, seafood, and veggies. This viral dipping sauce is rich and indulgent. But really, it’s also just a bunch of ingredients added to butter to… The post BEST Recipe for Cowboy Butter appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Burgers with Caramelized Onions and Cheddar Cheese
Sink your teeth into the perfect smoked hamburgers piled high on toasted buns with caramelized onions, crispy bacon, and gooey cheddar cheese. This easy smoker recipe is the best way to get juicy burgers with amazing smoky flavor on any grill with our tips for charcoal, gas grills, and pellet smokers. The flavor you get… The post Smoked Burgers with Caramelized Onions and Cheddar Cheese appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Chicken Leg Quarters
Grilled chicken leg quarters may be one of the simplest, down-home meals you can make. An easy marinade and simple rub goes a long way for ensuring juicy, tender dark meat with that flame-kissed flavor you can only get from a grill. When it comes to grilling, most people don’t think of chicken recipes. It’s… The post Grilled Chicken Leg Quarters appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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All-Purpose Grilled Chicken Marinade
Elevate your cooking skills with our mouthwatering grilled chicken marinade recipe! Explore the perfect blend of herbaceous vibrant flavors that guarantee tender, juicy, and savory results every time you fire up the grill. (Psst, this recipe also works on baked, roasted, and pan-seared chicken too—we just happen to love this lemony marinade on grilled chicken… The post All-Purpose Grilled Chicken Marinade appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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All-Purpose Steak Marinade
This easy all-purpose marinade can take even the most lackluster steak or the toughest cuts of beef and make your taste buds sing. We’ve fine-tuned this recipe to strike the perfect balance of savory, sweet, and tangy notes. It doesn’t just add flavor to your steak recipes—it enhances the meat’s natural taste while tenderizing every bite.… The post All-Purpose Steak Marinade appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Flank Steak
If you’re looking to expand your steak recipes beyond basic, this mouth-watering Grilled Flank Steak recipe will do the trick and have you firing up the grill in no time!  When it comes to succulent, delicious thin sliced beef, this grilled flank steak is amazing. Much like bavette steak, it’s begging for a hot quick… The post Grilled Flank Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Stuffed Breast of Veal Recipe
Impress your guests with this mouth-watering stuffed breast of veal recipe. This savory and satisfying classic recipe may be your new favorite indulgent meal, perfect for holidays or special occasions.  This post was sponsored by Veal – Discover Delicious, funded by the Beef Farmers and Ranchers, but all opinions are my own. When you think… The post Stuffed Breast of Veal Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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When it comes to the perfect recipe for cookouts and barbecues, it’s hard to top good smoked chicken drumsticks! Can you get the perfect hint of smoke flavor and juicy dark meat without burning anything – yes, and the trick is putting your smoker to work. We can all remember dried out chicken drums that… The post Smoked Chicken Drumsticks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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What is Flank Steak? How to Cook, Cut, and Use This Lean Beef Favorite
Quick Answer Flank steak is a lean, flavorful cut from the cow’s abdominal area with a distinctive long grain. At $10-12 per pound, this affordable cut becomes incredibly tender when marinated properly and sliced against the grain. Perfect for fajitas, stir-fries, and grilling. Looking for an affordable steak that delivers big flavor? Flank steak might… The post What is Flank Steak? How to Cook, Cut, and Use This Lean Beef Favorite appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Leg of Lamb
Want to transform an ordinary leg of lamb into the most talked-about dish at your table? Smoking is the secret that brings out lamb’s hidden sweetness while taming its unique flavor. We’ll show you how to prep, season, and smoke lamb to tender perfection. Giving you that beautiful pink medium center with a flavorful bark… The post Smoked Leg of Lamb appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Flank Steak Tacos Recipe
We have yet to meet a taco we didn’t love. But the key to the best flank steak tacos is the marinade and then a hot grill for great flavor. Pair with grilled onions and peppers in soft tortillas to take Taco Tuesday—or any day, up a notch! Flank steak is one of those cuts… The post Grilled Flank Steak Tacos Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Flank Steak Marinade
Tired of tough, flavorless flank steak? This marinade is about to level up your beef game. It’s the key to unlocking maximum flavor and tenderness from this budget-friendly cut. We wanted to turn this cheap cut of meat into something better, so we got to work perfecting this marinade. To balance bold flavors and make… The post Flank Steak Marinade appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Oven Roasted Pork Tenderloin
Get dinner on the table in 30 minutes with this amazing roasted pork tenderloin recipe—the no-fail easy method for absolutely delicious pork! The post Oven Roasted Pork Tenderloin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Blue Cheese Sauce
This rich blue cheese sauce recipe isn’t just for chicken wings; it’s the perfect way to amp up a steak. Easy to make, this blue cheese steak sauce will be a new favorite in your rotation.  There’s nothing like an expertly cooked flame-kissed charcoal grilled steak. Or the crust on a medium-rare pan-seared steak dinner.… The post Blue Cheese Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Shrimp Saganaki with crispy Fried Halloumi
This dish is so light and fresh with bold, punchy flavors. This Shrimp saganaki recipe with fried halloumi is quick but impressive, and the entire dish can be made right on the stove top!  What is Saganaki? Traditional shrimp saganaki, prawn saganaki is a Greek recipe, typically served with salty feta cheese in a spicy… The post Shrimp Saganaki with crispy Fried Halloumi appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Insta Pot Birria
When it comes to birria tacos, we are in love. But we wanted a quick and easy birria recipe that didn’t involve making a consume from scratch or dry roasting peppers. So we cut down the steps and perfected an easy version in this Insta Pot Birria.  Have you tried tacos de birria yet? If… The post Insta Pot Birria appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Classic Béarnaise Sauce
This classic bearnaise sauce is made with white wine, egg yolks, dijon mustard, and other simple ingredients. It’s a version of one of the five French mother sauces everyone should master. A versatile steak sauce full of flavor that can go with various dishes, including chicken, veggies, and seafood! When crafting this béarnaise sauce recipe,… The post Classic Béarnaise Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken Quarters in Oven
When it comes to value, it’s hard to beat chicken quarters. These big cuts of the thigh and drum are just begging for dinner. And this oven-baked chicken quarters recipe is the easiest way to cook them for a juicy, delicious chicken dinner.  Oven overlooked, chicken quarters are one of our favorite cuts for everything… The post Chicken Quarters in Oven appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Corned Beef on a Traeger
Searching for the best smoked corned beef recipe? You just found it! We’ve been making our mouthwatering smoked corned beef recipe for years. It’s loaded with flavor, and we’re combining expert cooking advice with fail-proof steps to guarantee your smoking success. At this point you’re getting close to pastrami — here’s how they’re actually different.… The post Smoked Corned Beef on a Traeger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Spatchcock Chicken
Hearing grilled chicken on the menu may elicit feelings of fear of dry and bland chicken drenched in too much barbecue sauce. But that is a thing of the past. It turns out how you grill it is the key. Introducing grilled spatchcock chicken; it’s tender, juicy meat and the best way to grill a… The post Grilled Spatchcock Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan-Seared Teres Major Steak
Craving steakhouse flavor without the price tag? Our pan-seared teres major recipe delivers. We love this hidden gem, often called the petite tender, offers filet mignon tenderness with richer flavor – and our simply recipe brings out its best in just 15 minutes. We’ve grilled, smoked, seared and sous vide cooked this elusive butcher’s cut… The post Pan-Seared Teres Major Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chorizo Street Tacos
When it comes to flavor, it’s hard to beat tacos with chorizo. It’s a spicy ground pork that makes the perfect filling topped with vibrant fresh flavors and a drizzle of lime crema that remind me of street vendors in Mexico. These amazing little chorizo street tacos are perfect for quick and easy weeknight dinners!… The post Chorizo Street Tacos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Filet Mignon
Get a beautifully cooked medium-rare steak with this sous vide filet mignon recipe. It's the best way to cook a steak perfectly every time. The post Sous Vide Filet Mignon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Whole Chicken
When it comes to meals that will change how you cook, a smoked whole chicken is one of them. With juicy, tender meat and tons of flavor, smoking may be your new go-to method for whole chicken every time. When it comes to the best way to cook a whole chicken, we’re convinced it’s on… The post Smoked Whole Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan-Seared Tri-Tip Steaks
This unique cut brings the flavor of a well-marbled whole tri-tip roast to the center of your plate on busy weeknights in a quarter of the time with a quick and easy pan-seared tri-tip steak. Cooked to a juicy medium rare, sliced, and served with a bright homemade chimichurri, the Newport steak may be our… The post Pan-Seared Tri-Tip Steaks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Beef Birria Garnachas
This crispy crunchy garnacha recipe uses leftover beef birria on top of fried corn tortillas with our favorite toppings for our version of this delicious street food. This recipe was developed for the Idaho Potato Council. All thoughts and opinions are my own. One of our favorite things to do when traveling is to try… The post Beef Birria Garnachas appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan Seared Duck Breast
This pan-seared duck breast recipe offers a rich and savory flavor with a hint of sweetness. Each bite cuts through crispy skin and juicy meat with a white wine pan sauce for an amazing date night dinner at home.  Where smoked duck is one of our favorite ways to serve a whole duck, a good… The post Pan Seared Duck Breast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Grill Filet Mignon
Juicy perfectly cooked medium rare grilled filet mignon with the reverse sear method is the best way to amp up the flavor of this tender cut. The post How to Grill Filet Mignon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Fish Cakes
Flakey tender fish mixed with leftover mashed potatoes coated and air fried to a crisp golden brown perfection. These crispy fish cakes are such a simple seafood recipe and yet so satisfying. They make a delicious, easy dinner and this brain food is packed with lean protein, and it’s got a delightful blend of savory,… The post Fish Cakes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Smoked Meatballs
These delicious smoked meatballs are packed with smoky flavor, seasoned with fresh herbs, and complemented by your favorite marinara sauce. Not only do they work beautifully as a main course, but they’re also the perfect addition to any meatball sandwich or to a spread at your next party. Juicy meatballs, Italian seasoning, and tomato sauce–it… The post Easy Smoked Meatballs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan Seared Sirloin Steak
Do you want a steakhouse-quality dinner without the steakhouse prices? Our pan-seared top sirloin recipe is about to become your new weeknight hero. Bland, chewy steaks – we’ve been there, and it’s never any fun. Well, you’re in luck. Say goodbye to tough, chewy disappointments. This recipe uses a budget-friendly cut for a mouthwatering meal… The post Pan Seared Sirloin Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sausage Balls
These delicious sausage balls only require three simple ingredients. They are the perfect appetizer for game day or holiday season gatherings. Air fryer sausage balls skip the Bisquick and couldn’t be more simple or delicious! Oh, and they are totally low-carb and keto. The perfect quick and easy appetizer. What Are Sausage Balls? This three… The post Sausage Balls appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chateaubriand Recipe | How to Cook Chateaubriand (Oven Roasted)
Chateaubriand is the perfect roast recipe for holidays and Christmas. Learn how to make it flawlessly with a perfect medium-rare center. The post Chateaubriand Recipe | How to Cook Chateaubriand (Oven Roasted) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Braised Beef Shank
This hearty braised beef shank recipe takes a classic comforting dinner and updates it with a modern cut for a fun appearance. We use a Thor’s Hammer beef shank, simmered in a red wine braising liquid with savory veggies and herbs for a fun update on a wholesome meal. This easy beef shank recipe requires… The post Braised Beef Shank appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Chicken Wings Recipe
Never smoked wings before, or are new to smoking? That’s okay. Smoking wings couldn’t be easier. All you need to do is put them on the grill, let the smoker work its magic, and flip them as needed to avoid charring. Almost as simple as our smoked whole chicken, these wings are perfect every time. It’s… The post Smoked Chicken Wings Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Brandy Peppercorn Steak Sauce
Craving that steakhouse flavor at home without the hefty price tag? This Brandy Peppercorn Sauce is about to become your reason for never paying to go out to a steakhouse again. We’ve streamlined this classic sauce, making it both accessible and impressive. In just minutes, you’ll create a rich, velvety sauce that takes any cut of… The post Brandy Peppercorn Steak Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Seared Filet Mignon
This Pan Seared Filet Mignon recipe has the perfect pan-seared peppercorn crust, garlic, herbs, and butter for an amazing steak night at home. Cooking filet mignon to buttery perfection isn’t as difficult as you might think. This easy recipe will make the perfect pan-seared filet mignon regardless of your skill level. All you need is… The post Seared Filet Mignon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Bacon-Wrapped Scallops
These smoked bacon-wrapped scallops are the perfect appetizer for a special occasion or dinner party. They have just the right balance of smoky flavor, crisp bacon, and tender diver scallop meat! All you need are several simple ingredients! A slice of bacon wrapping almost anything is easily one of our favorite things.  So, if you’re… The post Smoked Bacon-Wrapped Scallops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Trimming a whole Beef Tenderloin: A step-by-step Guide
If you’re planning to serve a tenderloin roast or filet steaks for a special occasion or want to learn a new culinary skill, you’ve come to the right place. We’ll walk you through the steps and provide some tips on how to trim beef tenderloin perfectly every time. So, grab your knife, and let’s get… The post Trimming a whole Beef Tenderloin: A step-by-step Guide appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Brie
This smoked brie recipe is topped with fresh thyme, rosemary, crisped prosciutto, and sweet cranberries on top—drizzled with a layer of honey.  It’s an easy recipe and makes a great appetizer for special occasions! This brie recipe is a super simple recipe, yet it delivers a rich and flavorful smoked cheese, better than anything you’ll… The post Smoked Brie appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steamed Stone Crab Claws with Garlic Butter
These stone crab claws are cooked with garlic and lemon and served with a delicious stone crab sauce. The tender meat has a hint of sweetness but is savory to taste making it an amazing seafood recipe! Just like Dungeness crab legs are to the West Coast, these little babies are an East Coast delicacy.… The post Steamed Stone Crab Claws with Garlic Butter appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Butter Poached Lobster Tails
Dreaming of indulgent lobster tails but intimidated by the process? This butter poached lobster recipe is about to make your gourmet fantasies a delicious reality by breaking this down into super easy steps. Why You’ll Love These Butter Poached Lobster Tails Think poached lobster is the sort of thing that you can only pay big… The post Butter Poached Lobster Tails appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Smoke a Pork Loin
Are you looking for a way to turn a lean pork loin into a show-stopping pork dish that’s both impressive and easy to make? Our bacon-wrapped smoked pork loin is the answer. Besides, who doesn’t love any recipe wrapped in bacon? By wrapping the lean cut in bacon, we lock in moisture and add an… The post How to Smoke a Pork Loin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Beef Tenderloin
Make the perfect roast every time with this sous vide beef tenderloin. Edge to edge medium rare and finished with a beautiful sear to serve. The post Sous Vide Beef Tenderloin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to use Compound Butters + 5 Recipes
Take your steak and savory dishes to the next level with compound butter! It’s a quick and easy way to add rich flavor to your regular butter to lather onto your chicken, beef, or vegetable dishes. If you’re looking for a simple guide to why and how to use compound butters, plus some delicious recipes,… The post How to use Compound Butters + 5 Recipes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Roasted Porchetta
This porchetta consists of fragrant flavors such as garlic, fresh rosemary, thyme, and sage. The outside offers a beautifully crisp skin with a more tender succulent meat on the inside rolled with a traditional filling. This recipe requires patience and a little prep, but is incredibly rewarding when you slice through the crust into the… The post Roasted Porchetta appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Beer Can Chicken (Traeger)
Delicious from the crispy skin to the juicy inside of the chicken, this smoked beer can chicken is one of my favorite chicken recipes on a grill, and you won’t believe how easy it is to make! Why You’ll Love Smoked Beer Can Chicken One of the best things about smoked beer can chicken is… The post Smoked Beer Can Chicken (Traeger) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Pork Meatballs
Who hasn’t had the craving for some plump and juicy pork meatballs from time to time? We certainly have, which is why we’re excited to share our favorite spicy ground pork meatball recipe. It’s a quick weeknight dinner full of bold flavor and perfect with spaghetti! Why You’ll Love Pork Meatballs First of all, who… The post Easy Pork Meatballs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Making Beef Bone Broth
This homemade beef bone broth is one of my favorite delicious soup recipes. Not only is beef broth a great way to reuse leftover bones from other meals, but the meaty marrow bones that form the base of this recipe come with numerous health benefits. What is Beef Bone Broth? Bone broths are among the… The post Making Beef Bone Broth appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ultimate Grilling Gifts: 2024
Shopping for a grilling enthusiast can be tricky – they often already have the basics covered. But the world of outdoor cooking is constantly evolving, and 2024 brings exciting new tools and gadgets that’ll make any grill master’s eyes light up. Ready to find the perfect gift for your favorite pitmaster? Let’s jump into 2024’s… The post Ultimate Grilling Gifts: 2024 appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Herb Crusted Roasted Rack of Venison
Our signature recipe for a juicy rack of venison is incredibly tasty and deceptively simple to prepare, with an herb crust that will dazzle your taste buds and delight your guests. Cut from the saddle, a venison rack is red deer meat, often cut as bone-in venison chops for a beautiful presentation. Two common misconceptions… The post Herb Crusted Roasted Rack of Venison appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Veal Parmesan
This delicious and easy veal parmesan is battered in a delicious crispy breading and then cooked to a perfect golden brown in the air fryer before being topped with mozzarella and marinara sauce! It’s a lighter version of the classic, with minimal cleanup!  This post is sponsored by Veal – Discover Delicious, funded by the… The post Air Fryer Veal Parmesan appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Bone-In Turkey Breast
Want the smoky goodness of Thanksgiving turkey without the fuss of cooking a whole bird? Our smoked turkey breast recipe is your exactly what you need, any time of the year. Let’s face it: sometimes you want all the deliciousness of a holiday feast without wrestling a 20-pound turkey. That’s why you need this recipe.… The post Smoked Bone-In Turkey Breast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Spiral Ham with Maple Bourbon Glaze
Take store-bought ham to new heights! Our recipe shows you how to add smoky flavor with a double smoked ham and a sticky maple bourbon glaze. The post Smoked Spiral Ham with Maple Bourbon Glaze appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Best Places to Buy Meat Online: 2024
From perfect gifting to daily staples, we’re testing out the best places to buy meat online. We tested over 20 of the best online meat delivery services, from fine meats, everyday essentials, wild game, and monthly subscription boxes to high-quality cuts, to see who made the cut as great choices for online butchers. When it… The post Best Places to Buy Meat Online: 2024 appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The Best Spatchcock Smoked Turkey Recipe
If you’re ready to shake up your holiday tradition with a turkey that’s anything but ordinary. Enter the spatchcocked smoked turkey – a method that promises to upgrade your feast with juicier meat, crisper skin, and a so much more flavor that’ll have your guests raving long after the leftovers are gone. Why You’ll Love… The post The Best Spatchcock Smoked Turkey Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Keto Cranberry Sauce
No Thanksgiving dinner is complete without this Keto Cranberry Sauce. You’re likely familiar with store-bought cranberry sauce—the one grandma used to cut into slices and serve with your turkey dinner. Well, this homemade low carb cranberry sauce will completely blow that canned stuff out of the water! The best part is that it’s super easy… The post Keto Cranberry Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Buttermilk Marinated Venison Steaks
Ready to sink your teeth into plump, tender, juicy venison steak? These Buttermilk Marinated Venison Steaks totally change the game when it comes to enjoying a succulent slice of medium rare venison. These delicious venison steaks will receive a 5-star rating from the whole family! If you’re looking for the perfect hearty meal to serve… The post Buttermilk Marinated Venison Steaks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Traeger Smoked Turkey with Smoked Stuffing
This delicious Traeger Smoked Turkey with stuffing is incredibly juicy and flavorful! It’s the best way to make your Thanksgiving turkey with only 15 minutes of prep, and the result is moist, tender meat from a flavorful turkey stuffed with delicious apple stuffing and crispy, crunchy candied pecans. Imagine the scene, right out of a… The post Traeger Smoked Turkey with Smoked Stuffing appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Umami Smoked Mushrooms
These hearty Umami Smoked Mushrooms are the perfect savory side dish to add some depth to any meal. They have the best taste and are super easy to make. With only 4 ingredients and a few simple steps, you’ll have the perfect side dish to pair with your entry of choice. The mushrooms are a… The post Umami Smoked Mushrooms appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Best Smoked Turkey Recipe
Ditch the dry, predictable oven-roasted bird this year and imagine the looks on your guests’ faces when you unveil not just any Thanksgiving turkey, but a perfectly smoked masterpiece. Once you start smoking your birds, you may never go back to traditional turkey recipes. We’ve cracked the code on the perfect smoked turkey after years of… The post Best Smoked Turkey Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Veal Scallopini alla Mushrooms
Want to make authentic veal scallopini just like at an Italian restaurant? It’s a dish we love to order every change we get, but if you want to save some bucks you’ve got to make this at home for the freshest flavors. We’ve broken it down into quick steps so you can skip the tough… The post Veal Scallopini alla Mushrooms appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steakhouse Keto Creamed Spinach
Looking for the perfect low-carb side dish? Meet your new favorite recipe —This Steakhouse Keto Creamed Spinach is the perfect cheesy indulgence that’s easy to make and goes with so much! All you need is a few basic ingredients, and you’ll be indulging in creamy goodness within minutes. With bold flavor, a low carb count,… The post Steakhouse Keto Creamed Spinach appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Prime Rib with Au Jus
This Sous Vide Prime Rib is the king of masterfully cooked bone-in prime rib. Coated in garlic butter, cooked to a perfect medium rare, and served with heavenly au jus, it’s the perfect show-stopping feast for the holiday season or any special occasion!  Out of all the prime rib recipes, the sous vide water bath… The post Sous Vide Prime Rib with Au Jus appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Garlic Parmesan Wings
Looking for a great appetizer recipe? Garlic Parmesan Wings are the ultimate game-day snack. Golden crispy skin on the outside and tender on the inside, with a zesty creamy garlic parmesan sauce, just begging to be devoured! When it comes to an amazing chicken wing recipe, we can’t say no to ultra-crispy wings drenched in… The post Air Fryer Garlic Parmesan Wings appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan Seared Veal Chops
This Pan Seared Veal Loin Chops recipe takes little to no effort to make; quick and easy, perfect for a busy weeknight dinner. They are moist, meaty, and full of irresistible spicy and rich flavor! This post is sponsored by Veal – Discover Delicious, funded by the Beef Farmers and Ranchers, but all opinions are… The post Pan Seared Veal Chops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Cabbage
Smoked cabbage is a quick and easy side dish with hardly any work and all of the flavor! This smoked cabbage recipe is a unique, delicious way to sneak some veggies in. Yeah, it’s that good! Smoked cabbage is the perfect complementary dish to many proteins like beef brisket, chicken, or smoked corned beef. Making… The post Smoked Cabbage appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Traeger Smoked Queso with Chorizo
Introducing the easiest Traeger smoked queso with chorizo recipe you can make! We wanted to know if tossing a few simple ingredients together in one pan and letting it melt on the grill really did make the best smoked queso dip. It turns out, this queso recipe stands up to the hype, making it a… The post Traeger Smoked Queso with Chorizo appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Red Chimichurri
Red Chimichurri (Chimichurri Rojo) is a bright, refreshing oil-based sauce made with aromatic, fresh herbs popular in South America. It’s the perfect accompaniment to chicken, veggies, and fresh fish. Red Chimichurri sauce will add a pop of flavor and freshness to any recipe. Plus, it’s quick and easy to make! If classic chimichurri is my… The post Red Chimichurri appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Cream Cheese with Smoked Salmon
This delicious smoked cream cheese with smoked salmon will take your breakfast to the next level. You’ve probably heard of smoked salmon, but have you ever tried smoked cream cheese? This spread combines the salty and smoky flavors of smoked salmon into irresistible creamy goodness. Treat your guests to a delicious smoky spread during brunch!… The post Smoked Cream Cheese with Smoked Salmon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Prime Rib
Learn how to smoke a mouthwatering prime rib on your Traeger or pellet grill. Get perfectly pink and flavorful results with this expert technique. The post Smoked Prime Rib appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Chuck Roast
Do you need an easy way to turn a humble chuck roast into a mouthwatering masterpiece? Our easy smoked chuck roast recipe is your ticket to tender, flavorful shredded beef that’ll have everyone asking for seconds whether you want tacos, nachos, or sandwiches. We’ve perfected how to smoke a chuck roast on a pellet grill,… The post Smoked Chuck Roast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Garlic Confit
This irresistible Smoked Garlic Confit makes the perfect spread, soft and full of rich flavor! It’s perfect to fold into soups, stews, mashed potatoes, or on top of crusty bread! Garlic confit can be traced back to the middle ages (est. 14th century). If it has stuck around for several centuries, it has to be… The post Smoked Garlic Confit appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Juicy Ground Venison Burgers
This juicy ground Venison Burger recipe is going to rock your world! Imagine an umami-filled burger with crispy shallots, crispy bacon, and a butter-stuffed venison patty on top of a bun with garlic aioli and cheese. That’s what we’re talking about, and they’re easier to make than you might think! 🎥 Video: Watch the best… The post Juicy Ground Venison Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Smoked Baked Potato
When it comes to classic sides, it’s hard to beat a smoked baked potato. Baked potatoes on the Traeger smoker are the perfect steakhouse side dish for any grilled steak. To amp up the flavor, these spuds are rolled through a garlic spice blend and grilled to get crispy skin and tender potato. The hardest… The post Easy Smoked Baked Potato appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steakhouse Hamburger Salad with Keto Blue Cheese Dressing
This steakhouse hamburger salad combines juicy smoked burgers nestled over dark leafy greens with a homemade keto blue cheese dressing and crispy onions for a filling meal that forgoes the bun.  Some of the best meals I have ever had at restaurants have been steakhouse salads… Don’t judge. We’re all there for the beef.  But… The post Steakhouse Hamburger Salad with Keto Blue Cheese Dressing appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Dutch Oven Mac and Cheese
When it comes to comfort food, it doesn’t get much better than creamy macaroni and cheese. This easy Dutch oven mac and cheese is incredibly creamy and loaded with rich umami flavors for a more adult spin on everyone’s favorite side dish. Made in cast iron, with pasta boiled ahead of time, it’s a perfect… The post Dutch Oven Mac and Cheese appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Cook Smoked Turkey Legs
Move over, boring backyard barbecues. No need to head to the local Ren Fair. Our smoked turkey legs are about to turn your patio into the hottest food destination in the neighborhood. Turkey legs seem simple, but they can often be dry, bland and rather hard to chew. We wanted to fix that and make… The post How to Cook Smoked Turkey Legs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Dino Ribs
If you have ever been to Texas and ordered authentic barbecue, you may have had giant smoked beef ribs presented to you on a platter (with white bread and a pickle). These huge plate ribs are thick, meaty, and, when prepared low and slow, some of the best BBQ you can enjoy. But these ribs… The post Smoked Dino Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Homemade Keto BBQ Sauce
Talk about rich, tangy flavor, this homemade keto bbq sauce recipe is where it’s at! Perfect for smoked barbecue, grilled chicken, hearty beef, and pretty much all the meats, this ridiculously delicious recipe is low-carb, sugar-free, and has quickly become a go-to condiment in our kitchen, getting rave reviews from friends on incredibly strict diets!… The post Easy Homemade Keto BBQ Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Chicken Quarters
Do you want to know how some pitmasters get their chicken quarters so incredibly juicy, with that crispy skin that’s practically a flavor force field? We get it. The days of dry chicken are over. As humble as chicken is, it’s simply mouthwatering when done right. And I’ve realized something: mastering chicken quarters isn’t just… The post Smoked Chicken Quarters appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Homemade Cilantro Chimichurri
Craving a sauce that’ll make your taste buds dance? Our homemade cilantro chimichurri is about to become your new secret weapon in the kitchen. This is our go to sauce whenever we need to add a pop of fresh brightness to any dish when we’re doing live-fire demos across the country. We’ve made it hundreds… The post Homemade Cilantro Chimichurri appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bavette Steak Tacos
Bavette Steaks are the cut of beef butchers don’t want you to know about. Why? Because they’re delicious! And in this easy Bavette Steak Taco recipe, the grilled meat is juicy, tender, and oh-so good! Bavette steaks are NOT flank steaks. There, we’ve said it. Some die-hard beef eaters insist that bavette steaks and flank… The post Bavette Steak Tacos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Alabama White Sauce
This Alabama white sauce recipe may be the most versatile of the traditional barbecue sauce recipes. It’s a mayonnaise-based bbq staple with many more uses than slathering over smoked meats. It’s a tangy sauce that’s smooth and incredibly dippable for just about anything savory! And it may also be the easiest. With no cooking, this… The post Alabama White Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bacon Wrapped Meatloaf
Ready to make a smoked meatloaf so good, no one will ever call meatloaf boring again? You’re in the right place. Our bacon-wrapped smoked meatloaf recipe about to set a new standard for meatloaf. We’ve spent years perfecting this dish, transforming the classic comfort food into a smoky, savory masterpiece. The magic combo of bacon… The post Bacon Wrapped Meatloaf appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Chicken Thighs
Craving juicy, smoky chicken that’s packed with flavor and ridiculously easy to make? These Traeger Smoked Chicken Thighs are your answer to effortless backyard barbecue perfection.Get that irresistible combination of crispy skin and tender, fall-off-the-bone chicken. Our method, which we’ve tested on repeat for years (cuz who doesn’t love cheap chicken), gets you pit-master level… The post Smoked Chicken Thighs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Carolina Gold BBQ Sauce Recipe
Tired of the same old BBQ sauce? This Carolina Gold Mustard BBQ Sauce is about to become your new secret weapon for effortless, crowd-pleasing meals. It’s the bbq sauce that shocks even hard core barbecue fans with how good it it (they don’t call it “gold” for no reason). We’ve simplified this Southern classic, making… The post Carolina Gold BBQ Sauce Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Veal Chops with Sun-dried Tomato Gremolata
If you’re looking for a delicious meal, Grilled Veal Chops with Sun-Dried Tomato Gremolata is a great dish! The juicy and succulent texture of the meat is truly exceptional, and the Tuscan-inspired mix of sun dried tomatoes and herbs takes the flavor to a whole new level of deliciousness. This post is sponsored by Veal… The post Grilled Veal Chops with Sun-dried Tomato Gremolata appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Vinegar BBQ Sauce Recipe
Tired of barbecue that’s just… fine? This vinegar-based BBQ sauce is about to become your secret for turning “meh” into “amazing” with minimal effort and have the whole neighborhood talking. There’s something about the punch of a vinegar based sauce that is so unexpectedly good when paired with rich barbecue, and now you can make… The post Vinegar BBQ Sauce Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Grill Top Sirloin Steak Perfectly (Every Time)
Want steakhouse-quality steak for 60% less money? This grilled sirloin steak recipe delivers restaurant flavor in just 15 minutes. After grilling hundreds of steaks, I always come back to this one. It’s fast, affordable, and big on flavor – without the fuss of expensive cuts. This top sirloin steak recipe is the same method I’ve… The post How to Grill Top Sirloin Steak Perfectly (Every Time) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Diner-Style Ham and Cheese Omelette
Loaded with ooey gooey cheese and plenty of smoky ham, this diner-style Ham and Cheese Omelette recipe will take you back to your favorite diner where meaty, cheesy omelets make the perfect breakfast or brunch. Omelets are the perfect breakfast food, and we love making them on weekend mornings when we have time to linger… The post Diner-Style Ham and Cheese Omelette appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Ham Steaks with Brown Sugar-Mustard Glaze
We love a good meaty steak, and whether the steaks are beef or pork, anything on the grill is super flavorful and extra delicious. This Grilled Ham Steak recipe gets a brown sugar glaze that puts it over the top! Easy and delish, you’re going to love this quick meal! Cooking ham on the grill… The post Grilled Ham Steaks with Brown Sugar-Mustard Glaze appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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3 2 1 Ribs Traeger (Easy Pellet Smoker Recipe)
Planning to smoke ribs on your pellet grill? Start with baby back ribs. They’re leaner, smaller than spare ribs, and cook more evenly, making them perfect for the classic 3-2-1 method. We’ve smoked ribs on everything from offset pits to charcoal kettles, but baby backs on a pellet smoker? Foolproof. That’s why this recipe is… The post 3 2 1 Ribs Traeger (Easy Pellet Smoker Recipe) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Pork Steak
Fire, smoke, flavor, and pork – that’s all you need to make a knock-your-socks-off amazing Grilled Pork Steak. Thick pork steaks are the star of this easy dish that’ll make you forget all about that salad or other sides. Craving meat? Grab a knife and fork and get eatin’!  Meaty, juicy, tender, and oh-so-flavorful, this… The post Grilled Pork Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Bavette Steak
Say hello to your new favorite steak – the bavette steak. It’s a hidden gem in the meat world and the perfect cut for a quick sear and sliced into thin strips for tender juicy bites that will have you feeling like a 5-star chef. The best part? This recipe is so quick and simple,… The post Grilled Bavette Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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When it comes to grilling, nothing tops a perfect grilled burger. We collected the best burgers for grilling with our top 50 favorites, from smoked brisket burgers to butter stuffed burgers. Lamb, turkey, chicken, and of course beef burgers make up this collection of burger recipes along with everything from griddle smashburgers to classic chargrilled… The post 50 of the Best Burgers for Grilling appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Bang Bang Shrimp
Sweet, spicy, creamy, and crunchy, this Air Fryer Bang Bang Shrimp recipe is the taste sensation you’ve been waiting for! With an amazing sauce and perfectly cooked shrimp, this easy shrimp recipe can be a snack, appetizer, or main dish! When you’re craving a quick, easy, and flavor-packed keto shrimp recipe, Air Fryer Bang Bang… The post Air Fryer Bang Bang Shrimp appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Cook a Tomahawk Steak
There are few things better than the flavor of perfectly marbled, juicy, beefy steaks cooked over an open fire. This grilled Tomahawk Steak Recipe gets a kiss of smoke from the flame that puts it over the top! Easier to make than you might think, so light that campfire and make this thick-cut steak today!… The post How to Cook a Tomahawk Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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10 Sensational Taco Recipes to Spice Up Your Cinco de Mayo Fiesta
Attention taco lovers! Are you craving some lip-smacking tacos for your upcoming Cinco de Mayo festivities? We’ve got you covered! Ignite your taste buds with our carefully curated list of the Top 10 Taco Recipes for Cinco de Mayo. Discover tantalizing flavors and creative combinations that’ll make your celebration truly memorable. Don’t miss out on… The post 10 Sensational Taco Recipes to Spice Up Your Cinco de Mayo Fiesta appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Braised Beef Cheek Ragu
Succulent and tender beef, a savory meat sauce, and oodles of noodles – what’s not to love about this Braised Beef Cheek Ragu? Topped with a dollop of ricotta and plenty of fresh Parmesan, this amazing dish is so flavorful you’re sure to love it! We love this dish. As much as we love grilling… The post Braised Beef Cheek Ragu appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chargrilled Kansas City Cut Steak
Meaty, beefy, and packed with flavor, a Chargrilled Kansas City Strip Steak is fabulous. Cooked over high heat to lock in all the flavor, this amazing steak is as good – or better – as any top steakhouse offering. Are you craving a big and bold steak? This is the recipe for you, my friends!… The post Chargrilled Kansas City Cut Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked St. Louis Ribs
Finger licking juicy ribs with a hint of smoke and pull-off-the-bone perfection are what these Smoked St. Louis Ribs are all about. Loaded with flavor and sauced just right, you’d better make extra because these amazing ribs will disappear fast! Well, hello there, fellow food enthusiast! Are you ready to elevate your smoker recipes game… The post Smoked St. Louis Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Instant Pot Beef Tallow
We’ve all heard of bacon fat and duck fat, but what is the beef version, and is it as easy to use without an aggressive meat flavor? It’s tallow. Rendered from suet, beef tallow is as versatile and easy to use as any other animal fat. In this instant pot beef tallow recipe, we’re showing… The post Instant Pot Beef Tallow appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled King Crab Legs
Bust out the butter and the napkins because it’s all about Grilled King Crab Legs! Succulent, sweet meat gets to new levels of deliciousness when grilled over an open flame. Easy to make and always impressive, jazz up your next grilled meal and seafood recipes with this show-stopping entree! When it comes to crab, we… The post Grilled King Crab Legs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Double-Cut Cast Iron Pork Chops
Thick, succulent double-cut pork chops make for an incredibly tasty dish. Grab your cast iron skillet and the ingredients to make these amazing pan-seared Double-Cut Cast Iron Pork Chops. We pair them with Rajas Con Crema and smoked cabbage recipe for a Southwest-inspired meal. Big, meaty chops are the star of this dish, and with… The post Double-Cut Cast Iron Pork Chops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Rajas Con Crema
Silky smooth, cheesy, creamy, and filled with tender poblanos, Rajas Con Crema is the perfect side dish to pair with so many delicious eats, and we love it with pan seared pork chops or smoked chicken quarters! It’s an easy dish to make, and if you love the big, bold, and sassy flavors of charred… The post Rajas Con Crema appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quesabirria Tacos
Ever bite into a quesabirria taco and think, “I wish I could make this at home”? Say no more. After years of chasing the perfect taco—we’ve become a bit of meat nerds. Our latest case? Cracking the code on Mexico’s most coveted street taco. This recipe is culmination of years spent between sizzling street carts… The post Quesabirria Tacos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Beef Birria Recipe
Are you searching for authentic, melt-in-your-mouth birria that rivals any restaurant? After tasting far too many quesabirria tacos, we’ve crafted this recipe to capture the essence of traditional birria, balancing robust spices with the rich, beefy flavor of a tough cut of beef slowly braised for hours. The result is incredibly tender shredded meat swimming… The post Beef Birria Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Mexican Chicken Soup
Chicken soup doesn’t need to be boring! Move over boring chicken recipes, and say hello to this flavor-packed Mexican Chicken Soup. This soup is delicious and loaded with veggies, lots of tender chicken, and a bright note from the limes! Don’t forget the garnishes! With lots of avocado and crema, this soup will win you… The post Mexican Chicken Soup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Garlic Butter Shrimp
This garlic butter shrimp recipe is delicious, quick, and easy! Just a few ingredients are all you need for this incredibly simple but crazy delicious recipe. Serve these buttery garlicky shrimp as a standalone dish with crusty bread (to sop up all the goodness), as a topping for steak, or folded into pasta for scampi.… The post Easy Garlic Butter Shrimp appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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French Dip Sandwiches with au jus
French Dip Sandwiches are everywhere, with just about every deli and casual eatery offering a version of this classic sandwich. But we turned the dial up on our smoker to infuse serious flavor into these smoked French Dip Sandwiches with au jus, and WOW! This is one of those over-the-top delicious recipes. Got a smoker?… The post French Dip Sandwiches with au jus appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pork Osso buco – Sous Vide
Cook mouthwatering pork osso buco at home with this sous vide recipe. Perfectly tender meat infused with classic Italian flavors. The post Pork Osso buco – Sous Vide appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Bacon Wrapped Pork Tenderloin
Get ready to wow your guests with our mouthwatering smoked bacon wrapped pork tenderloin recipe. A combination of sweet heat and classic BBQ flavor you won't be able to resist. The post Smoked Bacon Wrapped Pork Tenderloin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Pickle Brined Chicken Wings
Talk about crispy wings! We’ve been on the hunt to perfect a basic chicken wing and after dozens of tests, these pickle brined chicken wings in the air fryer check every box for us. Keto, quick, and loaded with flavor! Oh, and of course, incredibly crisp chicken skin! Why air fryer for chicken wings If… The post Air Fryer Pickle Brined Chicken Wings appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Dry Rubbed Smoked Baby Back Ribs
Grab some napkins because these dry-rubbed Smoked Baby Back Ribs are saucy, meaty, and fall-off-the-bone tender. We tested this recipe until it was perfect, and if you’re a fan of meaty ribs, you’ll love it too. Fire up that smoker and chow down on these amazing ribs today!  Smoking ribs is a labor of love… The post Dry Rubbed Smoked Baby Back Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bloody Mary Shrimp Cocktail
This easy appetizer recipe is the perfect blend of shrimp cocktail meets everyone’s favorite brunch cocktail. Bloody Mary Shrimp Cocktail is easily made ahead of time and has tons of wanna impress flavors. Get fancy and serve in lettuce cups, as a stand-alone platter, or in individual cocktail cups.  This recipe has been bouncing around… The post Bloody Mary Shrimp Cocktail appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Instant Pot Turkey Stock
Homemade turkey bone broth is both easy and rewarding but can be flat or boring. Craving a rich, delicious broth to freeze for later, we put the leftover Thanksgiving turkey carcass to the test to make this easy Instant Pot Turkey Stock recipe. Turkey stock is one of those things that’s easy and inexpensive to… The post Instant Pot Turkey Stock appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Instant Pot Country Style Ribs
Wanting finger-licking ribs in a fraction of the time, we decided to make use of everyone’s favorite countertop appliance for these instant pot country-style ribs. They were done in under an hour and finished in our favorite BBQ sauce making for a quick, easy, and satisfying meal that will become a staple in your rotation.… The post Instant Pot Country Style Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Make a Charcuterie Board (Easy Tips)
When it comes to show-stopping tables, an epic charcuterie board is the way to go, and there’s a reason why. They are easy to make, can be crafted from just about anything, and have a bite everyone can enjoy. Today, we’re sharing tips and tricks for how to make a simple charcuterie board worth Instagramming!… The post How to Make a Charcuterie Board (Easy Tips) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Prime Rib on a Gas Grill
When it comes to prime rib, can you cook it on a traditional gas grill and still get tender medium-rare slices filled with flavor? Yes. And with a few easy tricks, this smoked prime rib on a gas grill just may be the easiest way to cook the traditional holiday roast. This Prime Rib recipe… The post Smoked Prime Rib on a Gas Grill appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Oven Baked Pork Chops
Looking for a quick and delicious weeknight meal? Try these mouthwatering oven-baked pork chops for a juicy and succulent dinner. The post Easy Oven Baked Pork Chops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Leftover Smoked Turkey Sandwich Recipe
This Leftover Smoked Turkey Sandwich is the best way to use up leftovers! Toasted hoagie rolls are topped with smoked turkey and veggies, slathered with BBQ sauce, and layered with melty cheese. Using up leftovers doesn’t get better than this! Let’s be honest…there is always leftover turkey. Luckily, it lasts for up to 4 days… The post Leftover Smoked Turkey Sandwich Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Savory Potato Galette with Sausage and Kale
Looking for a dish that’s both rustic and elegant, perfect for breakfast, brunch or dinner? Our Savory Potato Galette recipe with sausage and kale is the answer to your culinary prayers. This recipe was created for the Idaho Potato Commission. All thoughts and opinions are my own, including the one where I think this is… The post Savory Potato Galette with Sausage and Kale appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Perfect Oven-Roasted Rack of Pork Recipe
We’ve taken the guesswork out of achieving that perfect balance: a beautifully browned exterior giving way to juicy, tender meat within. It’s a dish that looks like you spent all day in the kitchen, when in reality, your oven did most of the work. Rack of Pork Recipe Ingredients What is Kurobuta pork? Kurobuta pork… The post Perfect Oven-Roasted Rack of Pork Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Foil Packet Whiskey Brats
These easy foil-wrapped brats are the perfect way to cook hearty brats nestled over a bed of sauerkraut and whiskey before stuffing it all into buns and topping it with a rich gouda cheese sauce. This recipe takes make-ahead campfire meals or tailgating to a whole new gourmet level. But, promise, it’s effortless to make!… The post Foil Packet Whiskey Brats appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick Pressure Cooker Turkey Breast
This Quick Instant Pot Turkey Breast Recipe is perfect for small gatherings or the holidays! It’s a 40-minute recipe that results in perfectly cooked, tender turkey breast that’s smothered in a rich and flavorful gravy. Not every holiday meal or special dinner is going to involve 15 family members and friends. The problem is, if… The post Quick Pressure Cooker Turkey Breast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Cook Ham Steak (with the best Brown Sugar Glaze!)
This is the best ham steak recipe! Glazed with a simple brown sugar reduction, this easy recipe is just like mama used to make it. Sweet, quick, and on the table in minutes! This glazed ham steak recipe was inspired by something my mom used to make when I was a kid as a quick… The post How to Cook Ham Steak (with the best Brown Sugar Glaze!) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Dutch Oven Shrimp Korma
There’s something about the simplicity of shrimp korma that makes it a comfort meal, whether cooked in a Dutch oven over a campfire or simmering it on a traditional range. The mild spiced creamy shrimp curry with spinach and green beans is one of the easiest dishes you can make and begging to be on… The post Dutch Oven Shrimp Korma appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pork Chile Verde Omelette
Diner-style omelets are always a recipe favorite for brunch or breakfast but this one is so easy to make at home! It uses three eggs and leftover tender shredded pork simmered in a green sauce to make the perfect chile verde omelette! It’s been my go-to brunch obsession as of late and you’re going to… The post Pork Chile Verde Omelette appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chorizo Eggs and Potatoes
Start your day with the punchy flavors of Chorizo, Eggs, and Potatoes. This breakfast dish, bursting with spice, comfort, and richness, is a morning favorite that’s sure to satisfy. Portions of this post were originally published on GoRVing.com. Additional information has been added. This easy camping breakfast is a favorite. Chorizo Eggs and Potatoes are… The post Chorizo Eggs and Potatoes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bacon-Wrapped Jalapeño Poppers
Looking for the perfect appetizer? These smoked Bacon-Wrapped Jalapeño Poppers are a 5-ingredient fan favorite. They’re made up of jalapeño, chorizo, cream cheese, and cheddar; all wrapped up in perfectly cooked, crispy bacon. Need some delicious appetizer recipes to serve at your next party or family gathering? Look no further than these bacon-wrapped jalapeño poppers… The post Bacon-Wrapped Jalapeño Poppers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Italian Stuffed Peppers
These slow cooker Italian stuffed peppers are my go-to recipe for feeding a crowd. Sweet bell peppers are packed with a hearty filling of rice, Italian sausage, veggies, gooey cheese, and more. Okay, okay… we can all be honest here…stuffed peppers aren’t exactly bringing sexy back and they probably won’t be winning any contests for… The post Slow Cooker Italian Stuffed Peppers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cast Iron Steak with Sauce au Poivre
Sauce au Poivre is the perfect condiment for topping beef tenderloin, leftover steak, or a classic steak! This flavorful pan sauce only requires a handful of ingredients and can turn any ordinary cut of meat into a delectable main course and today it’s being paired with a juicy cast iron steak. Just like this béarnaise… The post Cast Iron Steak with Sauce au Poivre appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Instant Pot BBQ Chicken Mac and Cheese
A blend of triple cheese and shredded chicken drenched in barbecue sauce, all mixed together with spicy jalapenos and topped with scallions and parsley. This instant pot bbq chicken mac and cheese is big, bold flavor in classic comfort food. We’re obsessed with making Mac and cheese as delicious as possible. From Smoked Mac and… The post Instant Pot BBQ Chicken Mac and Cheese appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken Tinga Stuffed Peppers
These stuffed peppers are loaded with an easy chicken tinga and smothered in sauce for a low-carb keto-friendly but loaded with flavor recipe! If you are looking for a recipe that is loaded with flavor but low on carbs, that is kind of my jam (so much so I have an entire recipe archive for… The post Chicken Tinga Stuffed Peppers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Veal Saltimbocca
This Easy Veal Saltimbocca is an impressive yet simple dinner made with tender pan-fried veal cutlets wrapped in salty prosciutto and rich sage. Ready in just 30 minutes! Okay, this is Easy Veal Saltimbocca is one of those meals that full-on impresses your guests because it looks like you spent a lot of time on… The post Easy Veal Saltimbocca appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Baked Citrus Salmon
Using a medley of lemons, blood oranges, and common oranges, this baked easy citrus salmon comes together in under 30 minutes from start to finish for a bright, light, and low-carb meal! And, oh, it looks fancy enough to impress just about anyone. From grilling to pan-seared, I adore salmon. It’s versatile, healthy, and meaty… The post Baked Citrus Salmon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Dutch Oven White Chicken Chili
White Chicken Chili is a perfect hearty dish begging to be simmered in a cast-iron Dutch oven. With a thick creamy base, beans, and peppers, it’s a mild blend of spice and pulled chicken to feed the family over the campfire or at home. This version has charred corn and sliced jalapenos for a little… The post Dutch Oven White Chicken Chili appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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30 Epic Hot Dogs for Grilling
Sausages, brats, whatever you like to call them… Time for some Epic Hot Dogs! July is #nationalhotdogmonth, and these are the most mouth-watering dogs. From bacon-wrapped brats to cheese stuffed and fully-loaded weiners there is enough inspiration to get you through every day of the month without doubling up. Bring on the hot dogs! Looking… The post 30 Epic Hot Dogs for Grilling appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Baked Lamb Meatballs
These lamb meatballs are super simple, versatile and go well on their own with pita or folded into an orzo or zucchini pasta salad. Seasoned with a simple rosemary dijon blend, lots of lemon, and a few other simple ingredients, the possibilities are up to you; poppable little bites of flavor are just a few… The post Baked Lamb Meatballs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Steam Fresh Blue Crabs
Want to know how to steam blue crabs? Here it is – the ultimate guide! From sizing, ordering, how to pick, and a recipe on how to steam the perfect Maryland blue crab. Have you ever cooked fresh crabs? I’m talking right from the trap, still walking around blues; which as a gal from the… The post How to Steam Fresh Blue Crabs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Grilled Korean Short Ribs
Sink your teeth into these meaty little bites. Umami-dusted grilled Korean short ribs paired with roasted poblanos, blistered tomatoes, and of course, a fried egg makes for a savory recipe you won’t want to stop eating! A classic favorite campfire recipe is flanked short ribs made on the grill. They are hearty and fun to… The post Easy Grilled Korean Short Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Char-Broil TRU-Infrared 4-Burner Gas Grill Review
The GirlCarnivore meat lab pretty much exists to fire up the grill – so when I got my hands on the Char-Broil’s Commercial Series TRU-Infrared 4-Burner Gas Grill I was stoked to break it in with friends. See, I’m was lucky enough to be a hard-working, grill-loving Char-Broil AllStar – I create recipes and play with their… The post Char-Broil TRU-Infrared 4-Burner Gas Grill Review appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick and Easy Steak Tacos
These Quick and Easy Steak Tacos are the perfect hearty and filling street-style tacos. Made with a simple marinade, tender yet crispy bite-sized pieces of beef, toasted corn tortillas, and your favorite taco toppings. This steak taco recipe is simple and made with an affordable cut of steak that’s transformed into tender, juicy, perfectly crisped… The post Quick and Easy Steak Tacos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Grilled Tri-Tip
Grilled tri-tip is one of those cuts that, when cooked well, is mouth-wateringly delicious. Perfect shaved thin for sandwiches, nachos, and of course, tacos. This grilled tri-tip is rubbed with a blend of umami and beer blends and then char-grilled to perfection. Excellent for the weekly meal prep and bold, beefy flavor. Why Tri-Tip? Being… The post Easy Grilled Tri-Tip appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Steak Kabobs
If you’re looking for flavors you can only find in Peru, these grilled steak kabobs are for you. With a few skewers and some amazing steak, you’ll have delicious steak around the campfire for the whole family. Take your taste buds on a journey to Peru with our Grilled Steak Kabobs. Infused with traditional Andean… The post Grilled Steak Kabobs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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What Is Umami? (and how to use it)
Umami, also known as the “fifth taste,” is a savory and unique flavor sensation reaching far beyond the basic sweet, sour, salty, and bitter flavors we’re familiar with. In this post, we’ll dive into what umami is, what it tastes like, and how to use it to jazz up your favorite recipes when cooking! In… The post What Is Umami? (and how to use it) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cast Iron Sloppy Joes
Get ready to indulge in a classic American favorite – easy sloppy joes! This quick and flavorful recipe is perfect for cooking over a campfire, busy weeknights or casual gatherings. With simple ingredients and minimal effort, you’ll have a crowd-pleasing meal in no time. Nothing beats this childhood classic, the Sloppy Joe. This filling is… The post Cast Iron Sloppy Joes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Shrimp Skewers
Barbecue shrimp is one of those simple and yet perfectly summer recipes. Perfect as a side dish to a masterfully grilled steak or tacos, or as a stand-alone alongside a grilled salad, this grilled shrimp skewers recipe is an essential summer dish. And one we can’t get enough of. Shrimp are one of those little… The post Grilled Shrimp Skewers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Pit Beef Sandwich
This smoked pit beef sandwich is a hearty char-grilled eye of round roast sliced thin and drenched in a rich gorgonzola smokehouse cheese sauce with sliced onions and an airy bun for that perfect bite every time. It started with the roast, or maybe leftover smoked prime rib…. Pause… Iit actually started in a little… The post Smoked Pit Beef Sandwich appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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New Orleans BBQ Shrimp
After years of chasing flavors all over the world, we’ve realized that nailing a regional classic isn’t about a secret ingredient. It’s about respect, research, and a whole lot of taste-testing. This recipe is one where every Southern grandma has their own version, so we simmered, tasted, and tweaked this dish more times than we… The post New Orleans BBQ Shrimp appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Charcoal Grilled Roast Beef
The round roast is an iconic supper roast with an affordable price tag and a very lean cut. It has roots in oven cooking, but by giving it a thick garlic and herb crust and grilling it over charcoal with a hint of smoke the flavors become deep and rich with sublime slices of medium-rare… The post Charcoal Grilled Roast Beef appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Curry Chicken Salad with Leftover Rotisserie Chicken
Simple, quick, pack-in lunches are perfect to have ready whenever the team gets hungry. This recipe uses leftovers from a rotisserie chicken, fresh herbs, warm curry spices, dried fruit, nuts, and more for a globally inspired spin on the classic chicken that is perfect for wraps, sandwiches, lettuce cups, or just spooning onto a cracker!… The post Curry Chicken Salad with Leftover Rotisserie Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Fire Roasted Poblano Crema
Fire-roasted poblanos are the key to this fresh and vibrant Poblano Crema that is perfect for spooning over carnitas or an abundance of other things! You have to try this great recipe for a quick, easy, and simple upgrade to your sauce game! Ready to add a distinctly bold, delicious flavor to your favorite Mexican… The post Easy Fire Roasted Poblano Crema appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Carne Asada Nachos
Get ready for a fiesta of flavors with our delicious carne asada nachos recipe. Tender grilled steak, crispy tortilla chips, and an array of mouthwatering toppings come together for a crowd-pleasing appetizer or meal Perfect for the campfire, these loaded nachos are layered with all the fixings, freshly grilled carne asada smothered in cheese, and… The post Carne Asada Nachos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Smoked Pastrami
If you love mile-high pastrami sandwiches, then this homemade Smoked Pastrami will rock your world! Make incredible homemade pastrami without the weeklong process with our shortcut method that starts with store-bought corned beef, then transforms it through smoking and steaming into something that rivals your favorite deli. Pastrami starts as corned beef before it’s seasoned… The post Easy Smoked Pastrami appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Satiate every craving with this incredible smoked beef tenderloin. Perfect fork-tender beef with a rich medium-rare center and just a hint of heat and smoked flavor. It’s the veritable way to take filet mignon to a whole new level while feeding a crowd. Want even more flavor? Top it with luscious crab imperial for a… The post Smoked Beef Tenderloin Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Best Crab Imperial Recipe
This rich smoked crab imperial is a perfect recipe to make any meal delicious! We use real crab meat for an incredible dish! The post Best Crab Imperial Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Traditional Carbonara with Prosciutto di San Daniele
This Traditional Carboanara with Prosciutto di San Daniele is a simple yet decadent dinner. Tender pasta is tossed in a rich, velvety sauce then finished off with prosciutto, artichoke hearts, and a sprinkle of Grana Padano cheese. Pasta carbonara is one of those simple, timeless dishes that will just always be in style. It’s comforting,… The post Traditional Carbonara with Prosciutto di San Daniele appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick Skillet Lasagna
You’re one pan away from a delicious, fully stacked weeknight Skillet Lasagna. All of the comforting layers of sausage, ricotta, and hearty pasta are piled on and ready to be devoured! A hit every single time. Say goodbye to boring pork recipes! This easy Skillet Lasagna recipe is perfect for busy weeknights or any night… The post Quick Skillet Lasagna appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Meatball Stroganoff
This Meatball Stroganoff is the perfect camping recipe. It’s incredibly easy, can be assembled using just one pan, and is just as hearty as traditional beef stroganoff. Packed with chewy egg noodles, meaty portabella mushrooms, tender meatballs, and a delicious creamy sauce! This post was created in partnership with GoRving. All thoughts and opinions are… The post Easy Meatball Stroganoff appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Savory Lamb Ragu with Pappardelle Pasta
This Savory Lamb Ragu with Pappardelle Pasta is the best homemade comfort-food dinner. Tender ground lamb is simmered in a rich, hearty, oh-so-flavorful tomato sauce, served over perfectly cooked ribbons of pappardelle pasta, then topped with ricotta and parmesan cheese! I know we didn’t all grow up eating a lot of lamb meat. It was… The post Savory Lamb Ragu with Pappardelle Pasta appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Instant Pot Mississippi Pot Roast
This Instant Pot Mississippi Pot Roast is a classic American comfort food made quicker and easier in the Instant Pot! Tender and juicy chuck roast beef is flavorful and loaded with salty pepperoncini peppers. This Instant Pot Mississippi Pot Roast is a quick, throw-and-go simple recipe, just like our Instant Pot Country Style Ribs and… The post Instant Pot Mississippi Pot Roast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chipotle Chicken Tacos in the Instant Pot
These Instant Pot Chipotle Chicken Tacos are the perfect dinner recipe for taco night! Shredded juicy chicken in a delicious chipotle broth with a kick of spice from poblano pepper and diced green chiles. Serve on warm tortillas with all your favorite toppings! As is the case with most pressure cooker recipes, this Instant Pot… The post Chipotle Chicken Tacos in the Instant Pot appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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BBQ Glazed Smoked Brussels Sprouts with Bacon
Add zest to your side dishes this season with these BBQ Glazed Smoked Brussels Sprouts loaded with bacon and served with a quick homemade aioli. So good, you’ll watch everyone come back for seconds! Brussels Sprouts. Everyone loves to hate them. But once you give them a chance, you can end up really enjoying them.… The post BBQ Glazed Smoked Brussels Sprouts with Bacon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Choripán: Argentinian Grilled Sausage Sandwiches
These Argentinian-inspired sandwiches, known as Choripan, are a classic street food – a juicy grilled spicy sausage on a fresh, crisp bun drenched in a bright, herbaceous sauce. Such a simple combination of ingredients, and yet with the right mix of ingredients, so much more than just another sandwich.  Choripan consists of two major components… The post Choripán: Argentinian Grilled Sausage Sandwiches appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steak and Potato Soup
This Steak and Potato Soup is a hearty, comfort-food dinner that’s loaded with flavor! It’s easy to make with inexpensive ingredients and comes together in a total of 40 minutes! A lot of recipes claim to be easy, but aren’t actually that easy. Well, this recipe is truly an easy soup recipe—and that’s just one… The post Steak and Potato Soup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Domino Potatoes
Dominoes potatoes doesn’t mean copycat potatoes from the pizza place. Actually, Domino potatoes is a method of cooking sliced potatoes to get a cool browned domino pattern on the baked and roasted potato slices. Fancy, and oh so easy. This recipe was created for the Idaho Potato Commission but all thoughts and opinions are my own.… The post Domino Potatoes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pork Tenderloin over Three Cheese Gnocchi
This is one of those meals that looks incredibly complicated but can actually be made in one skillet on a busy weeknight. The creamy gnocchi is comforting and tossed with fresh spinach before being topped with an easy pork tenderloin and finished in the oven! Dinner, like a pro with minimal cleanup. Pork tenderloin is… The post Pork Tenderloin over Three Cheese Gnocchi appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Ground Pork Tacos
These Easy Ground Pork Tacos are a 20-minute recipe made with pantry staples. This easy meal is made with juicy and flavorful ground pork, fried corn tortillas, and fresh and colorful toppings. Tacos are always a hit, especially on busy weeknights… This recipe is one of those insanely quick and easy ones that comes together… The post Easy Ground Pork Tacos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Brisket BBQ Beans
There’s something about those savory smoked side dishes that can really take a quick and easy dinner and turn them into something over the top. In this case, we have paired bbq beans with some simple country-style pork back ribs to make a southern-style feast at home. Reinventing meals is a favorite pastime! Using up… The post Brisket BBQ Beans appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Maple Meatballs Breakfast Mac and Cheese
Sink into breakfast with this incredibly creamy mac and cheese loaded with cherry maple meatballs and perfectly fried eggs. Yep, I just made your favorite comfort food a breakfast favorite. There are moments in life when we must ask hard questions like…. Can I eat mac and cheese for breakfast? Well. If there was ever… The post Maple Meatballs Breakfast Mac and Cheese appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cast Iron Frittata
A cast iron frittata is a fantastic way to use up leftovers and create a hearty breakfast all in one skillet and without baking – but totally on the cooktop or camp stove while camping! Make it a meat-lovers frittata like this one, and you’re ready for one heck of a meal. If you’re a… The post Cast Iron Frittata appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steak in Foil Packets with Potatoes
If you love camping, you know how convenient and fun it is Io cook with foil. These Steak in Foil Packets make dinner easy once you get to your campsite.  Loaded with yellow potatoes, onions, mushrooms, and of course, garlicky, buttery beef, it’s a classic steak and potatoes combo that everyone loves! What is Steak… The post Steak in Foil Packets with Potatoes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Camping Make-Ahead Breakfast Burritos
You’ve hiked miles to the perfect campsite, pitched your tent as the stars come out, and woken up to the call of the wild. But then reality hits—your growling stomach and the daunting task of cooking a decent breakfast over a campfire – which for some reason just takes longer while camping. Sound familiar? After… The post Camping Make-Ahead Breakfast Burritos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cast Iron French Fries with Chili
Take camping recipes up a level with these ultimate chili fries. Cooked over the camp stove, these potatoes fry up perfectly and are topped with a leftover pulled pork Dutch Oven chili before being topped with all of your favorites! Nothing is as good as real cast-iron French fries! This post was sponsored by the… The post Cast Iron French Fries with Chili appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick Mojo Pork Bites in Foil Packet
Whether you are looking for a great appetizer or a perfectly easy main dish, these mojo pork tenderloin bites are my go-to quick and easy snack! They are so easy to cook in foil packets and are ready in under 30 minutes. So simple you can’t beat it! One of my favorite things to do… The post Quick Mojo Pork Bites in Foil Packet appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ultimate Breakfast Grilled Cheese
Make the ultimate grilled cheese for breakfast with a hearty filling of eggs, leftover burgers, sauteed onions, and of course, lots of cheese – and make them all in individual foil packets for perfectly toasted truly grilled cheese.  This post is sponsored by Reynolds Wrap®. All thoughts and opinions are my own.   You know… The post Ultimate Breakfast Grilled Cheese appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Best Charcoal Grilled Steak
Grilling steaks is HARD – especially if you are looking for that perfect pink center. But this recipe for the best Charcoal Grilled Steak is the solution for hitting the perfect internal temperature, every time. Tired of trying to get the perfect steak on your charcoal grill with no success? You’ve come to the right… The post Best Charcoal Grilled Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Charcoal Grilled Pork Roast
When it comes to a decadent roast with tons of flavor, the Grilled Pork Roast does not get enough love! This inexpensive cut is begging to take center stage. When grilled, the meat is incredibly flavorful, tender, and juicy, and is an excellent pork recipe!  This delicious grilled pork loin recipe is a lean cut… The post Charcoal Grilled Pork Roast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Philly Cheesesteak Baked Potato
This Philly Cheesesteak Baked Potato recipe is made up of fluffy baked Russet potatoes topped with the signature Philly cheesesteak combo: thinly shaved ribeye, sautéed peppers and onions, and creamy, melty cheese sauce! What’s not to love about a fully loaded, drenched-in-cheese, beef-topped baked potato?  The answer is nothing. Steak and potatoes pretty much exist… The post Philly Cheesesteak Baked Potato appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Flat Iron Steak
This Sous Vide Flat Iron Steak is the perfect way to cook flat iron. It’s tender with a pink finish, coated in Creole seasoning, and seared in a cast iron for the easiest and most rewarding steak you’ve had in a long time! Can a simple cut, like the flat iron, actually be a prime… The post Sous Vide Flat Iron Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Juicy Perfectly Grilled Pork Tenderloin
Learn how to grill pork tenderloin perfectly every time with this easy recipe. Lock in the juicy and flavorful qualities of this delicious cut of meat over the coals. The post Juicy Perfectly Grilled Pork Tenderloin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Jalapeno Popper Fries
Take your waffle fries to the next level by loading them with a creamy jalapeno popper dip with spicy chorizo and cream cheese over grilled fries. The Best part is this recipe works at a campfire or on a traditional grill and can be made in individual packets or as a big platter!  This post… The post Grilled Jalapeno Popper Fries appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Moroccan-Spiced Shepherd’s Pie Recipe
Reinvent shepherd's pie with Moroccan spices and tender steak. Our recipe combines comfort food texture with exotic flavors. One-pan dinner solution. The post Moroccan-Spiced Shepherd’s Pie Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Air Fryer Cheesy Potato Taquitos
Want a fun spin on an air fried snack food? These potato-filled taquitos use up leftover mashed potatoes wrapped in corn tortillas then conveniently air fry for that crispy crunch!  This recipe was developed for the Idaho Potato Council. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Super Easy Air Fryer Cheesy Potato Taquitos Air fryer… The post Air Fryer Cheesy Potato Taquitos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Grill Salmon
Discover the secrets to grilling flawless salmon with our easy, mouthwatering recipe! Unlock the full potential of this healthy and delicious fish, and impress your guests with a beautiful meal. Learn our tips for perfectly cooked, tender, and juicy salmon, complete with irresistible grill marks. 🌟 The post How to Grill Salmon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bacon-Wrapped BBQ Fatty Recipe
This smoked Bacon Wrapped BBQ Fatty Recipe is the best thing you will grill all weekend. Crispy bacon, ground pork, homemade mac and cheese, BBQ sauce…this recipe is easy and fun to make and easy and fun to eat! There isn’t much that makes people more curious than the words “bacon weave”. Pair that with… The post Bacon-Wrapped BBQ Fatty Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Chicken Chilaquiles Verdes
Chicken chilaquiles verde use up leftover chicken and crispy tortilla chips, all tossed in a comforting green salsa and cooked on the grill. Perfect as a 20-minute camping recipe or just because you want to cook breakfast al fresco.  There is nothing as exciting as a big platter of amazing food for breakfast. If you… The post Grilled Chicken Chilaquiles Verdes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Rotisserie Grilled Picanha
This Churrasco-style steak, quick-cooking grilled picanha is a hearty, thick-cut, grilled rotisserie style for an even finish, sliced and served with herb-filled chimichurri for a globally inspired feast. Grilled picanha is a beloved Brazilian dish known for its incredible flavor and tenderness. In this article, we’ll guide you through the steps of preparing and grilling… The post Rotisserie Grilled Picanha appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Grind Perfect Patties
Fresh Ground Beef: How to Grind for Perfect Patties! The ultimate guide to grinding your own beef for burgers. This is a foolproof method for perfect burger patties every time. Why grind your own beef for burgers you ask? Well, 1) it’s cheaper! 2) it’s fresher. 3) it’s more customizable! It’s also a great way… The post How to Grind Perfect Patties appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Smoke on a Gas Grill
Ready to take your gas bbq cooking to the next level? Learn the art of how to smoke on a gas grill to infuse your favorite dishes with irresistible smoke flavor. Whether you’re a seasoned griller or a beginner, our comprehensive guide will help you master the art of smoky grilling. ​Choosing the best grill… The post How to Smoke on a Gas Grill appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Spicy Szechuan Beef Noodles
These Spicy Szechuan Beef and Noodles are a homemade version of a takeout classic! Chinese noodles, tender beef, and stir-fried veggies are tossed in a sweet and spicy Szechuan sauce. Ready in just 30 minutes! This down and dirty weeknight stir fry packs a serious flavor punch and doesn’t require anything too fancy from the… The post Spicy Szechuan Beef Noodles appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Fast and Easy Weeknight Chicken Enchiladas
Quick and easy weeknight chicken enchiladas uses up leftover chicken sauteed in a skillet and a pre-made base enchilada sauce with a few simple ingredients. It’s one of those recipes that’s so simple but gets rave reviews. Sometimes, that’s all you really need. Craving easy creamy Enchiladas? If you’re a fan of Mexican food and… The post Fast and Easy Weeknight Chicken Enchiladas appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sausage Egg and Cheese Bagel
This Sausage, Egg, and Cheese Bagel will become the best part of getting out of bed in the morning. Perfectly toasted bagels are layered with savory breakfast sausage, egg and veggie scramble, and melty cheese.  Hey there, breakfast lovers! Need some homemade breakfast recipes that taste just as good, if not better, than your fast… The post Sausage Egg and Cheese Bagel appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Fried Cajun Chicken Sandwich with Creamy Ranch Slaw
The fried Cajun chicken sandwich is a classic Southern favorite, but we wanted to kick things up a notch! This easy version adds a kick of Creole flavor to the batter for a hint of spice combined with a creamy ranch slaw to cool things off. There is nothing like the crisp crunch of good… The post Fried Cajun Chicken Sandwich with Creamy Ranch Slaw appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Homemade Salmon Dumplings
Making potstickers has been a favorite recipe of mine for years. Inspired by a beautiful sockeye filet, I used it as the base with ginger, scallions, and other traditional flavors for light, perfectly steamed,and toasted potstickers. There is something about a really good dumpling. The outer dough has a bit of chew and if it’s… The post Homemade Salmon Dumplings appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Perfect Smoked Thick Cut Pork Chops
Thick-cut pork chops are an inexpensive luxurious meal begging to be tossed over the coals for that perfect barbecue flavor. But, is it possible to smoke a chop and still have it come out juicy, tender and flavorful. The answer is yes and you’re going to want to give it a try first hand. Smoked… The post Perfect Smoked Thick Cut Pork Chops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Curry Chicken Kabobs with Coconut Turmeric Rice
When the mood strikes for a fast meal with a ton of flavor try these Spiced Curry Chicken Kabobs with Coconut Turmeric Rice. It’s an on the table in under 30 minutes meal loaded with exotic seasonings for weeknight fun!  True story, it’s not all burgers and fries around here. When I am not on… The post Curry Chicken Kabobs with Coconut Turmeric Rice appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Instant Pot Carnita Bowls
This is one of those crazy easy Instant Pot diners loaded with pulled pork piled over greens and topped with black beans, mango salsa, and quick-pickled red cabbage all served in a fun crunchy tostada bowl. Best part, it’s all ready in under 45 minutes! This post was sponsored by AdapTable Meals. All thoughts and… The post Instant Pot Carnita Bowls appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Beef Parmesan
Reimagine the classic Italian-American inspired dish with this easy beef parmesan. Breaded beef served with a tomato sauce and cheese over pasta and a hearty salad.   This post was created on behalf of the NCBA, a contractor to the Beef Checkoff. All thoughts and opinions are my own.  Turns out, I love sinking my teeth… The post Beef Parmesan appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Fresh Ham – How to Brine and Smoke a Ham Leg
From ordering, to curing, and a smoking recipe this is the entire process for making your own smoked ham from start to finish! And dang, is it ever good. The post Smoked Fresh Ham – How to Brine and Smoke a Ham Leg appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Melt in Your Mouth Eye Round Roast
This really is the perfect Eye of Round Roast! This lean cut of beef is cooked slow and steady for a tender and juicy middle with a crispy browned exterior. Ready in under an hour! Melt in your mouth Eye Round Roast Oftentimes, people ask us how we cook our beef recipes. We usually reply… The post Melt in Your Mouth Eye Round Roast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Carolina Pulled Pork
Carolina barbecue is a battle of East versus West, with smoked pork on point. For this Carolina pulled pork, we smoke a pork shoulder and drench it in a tangy vinegar-based barbecue sauce for fantastic finger-licking barbecue. This recipe is the perfect introduction to Southern barbecue. It’s bursting with flavor, especially when you drench it… The post Carolina Pulled Pork appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Irish Lamb Stew
This Irish Lamb Stew is an easy, healthy, and hearty dinner! It’s packed with tender lamb meat, and root vegetables, flavored with the best seasonings, and your favorite stout beer! Lamb is a superb protein to work with for this recipe. A lot of people avoid it because it’s associated with having a “gamey” flavor,… The post Slow Cooker Irish Lamb Stew appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Irish Brat Burger
Braised red cabbage, stout simmered onions, thick bacon, and a Dijon sauce are just the bonus to the mouthwatering flavors of bratwurst and ground beef that make up the Irish Brat Burger.  Nothing makes us happier than an awesome burger recipe. That’s why we love these Irish Brat Burgers. They’re a unique twist on a… The post Irish Brat Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bacon-Wrapped Beer Brats
Beer and brats and bacon – what more could you ask for? Nothing beats these mouth-watering Bacon-Wrapped Beer Brats, and they’re crazy easy to make, too! Braising them in beer makes them oh-so-flavorful, and the bacon puts them over the top! Everything is better with bacon, and these Bacon-Wrapped Beer Brats are no exception. Imagine… The post Bacon-Wrapped Beer Brats appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Beef Tallow Fries with Furikake
This beef tallow fries recipe pack the ultimate crispy fry rolled in a salty savory furikake spice blend and served with a spicy fry sauce. They are the perfect fry for steak frites or to enjoy with a juicy burger. Actually, we’d say they are so good, they could be the main dish. Every truck… The post Beef Tallow Fries with Furikake appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Oven Roasted Pulled Pork Recipe
Nothing beats a classic slow-smoked pulled pork. But is it possible to get great flavor by skipping on the grill and making it in the oven? You bet! And this easy Oven Roasted Pulled Pork is here to show you how. Forget the slow cooker and get incredibly moist, tender pulled pork on the table… The post Oven Roasted Pulled Pork Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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One-Skillet Tuscan Pork Chops
This one-skillet Tuscan pork chop recipe is one of our favorite pork chop recipes! Inexpensive and loaded with flavor, they are quick to cook on busy nights in a rich cream sauce loaded with peppers, spinach, and beans. Pork chops are one of our favorite cuts. One we are guilty of not making enough of.… The post One-Skillet Tuscan Pork Chops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ground Turkey Meatballs
These ground turkey meatballs have a fresh zing when you bite into them and are guaranteed to be the best turkey meatballs you’ve ever made. The juicy meatballs pack a nutritional punch, so grab your minimal ingredients and get started. All you have to do to make these delicious meatballs is combine your ground turkey… The post Ground Turkey Meatballs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Chicken Chilaquiles
These Smoked Chicken Chilaquiles are the perfect way to use up leftover smoked chicken recipes! This classic Mexican breakfast is loaded with corn tortillas, enchilada sauce, perfectly fried eggs, tender chopped chicken, and cheese, all served in one skillet! There’s nothing quite as delicious as freshly smoked chicken. If you’re left wondering what to do… The post Smoked Chicken Chilaquiles appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cajun Grilled Shrimp Tacos
A daring fusion of fresh Baja and spicy Cajun cuisine, these Cajun Shrimp Tacos have it all! With tender shrimp, crispy slaw, and a spicy lime crema, all ready in under 20 minutes!  These Cajun Shrimp Tacos are the perfect easy weeknight meal or Taco night recipe. They’re super simple to make and only require… The post Cajun Grilled Shrimp Tacos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Baked Beans
With a rich, savory sauce jazzed up with pulled pork, bacon, and onion, Smoked Baked Beans are a grownup version of a pork and beans recipe. With tons of flavor, this easy recipe is a must-try whenever you’re feeding a crowd or need a tasty side! Searching for some mouth-watering side dishes to elevate your… The post Smoked Baked Beans appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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BBQ Rib Hash
This BBQ Rib Hash is a hearty meat lover’s breakfast or brunch that will put a classic short stack to shame! Leftover pork rib meat is sautéed with crispy potatoes, onions, and peppers, then served next to buttered toast and fried eggs! Ribs for breakfast? Yeah, we went there. Waffles and pancakes may be Sunday… The post BBQ Rib Hash appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Buttermilk Brined Grilled Chicken Wings
These crispy Buttermilk Brined Grilled Chicken Wings are spicy, golden brown chicken wings – packed with flavor and grilled to perfection! These wings are so easy to make and perfect for game day!  When it comes to chicken wing recipes, we love everything from sticky and sweet to spicy and hot, deep fried, air fried… The post Buttermilk Brined Grilled Chicken Wings appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cheeseburger Omelette
This Cheeseburger Omelette is the best hearty, meat lovers breakfast! Made with leftover burger patties, onion, and your favorite melty cheese! Does anyone else just crave cheeseburgers at breakfast time? Me too. And this Cheeseburger Omelette is the perfect way to incorporate cheeseburger flavors into a hearty breakfast!  You just chop up leftover cheeseburger patties,… The post Cheeseburger Omelette appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Chorizo Cheese Dip
Nothing tops a creamy scoopable chorizo cheese dip! It’s loaded with spicy chorizo and onions. Makes a party must-have and easy go-to and always gets people coming back asking for the recipe. Their minds are blown when I tell them how easy it really is!  This is one of those cheese dips that I have… The post Easy Chorizo Cheese Dip appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick Salmon Curry
This is an oven-baked totally healthy salmon curry in a hurry recipes! And a total favorite of mine, with crunchy sauteed veggies in a green curry coconut milk sauce. It’s pretty much my definition of comfort food. The lovely folks at Copper River Salmon send me their product however to try. However, my love of… The post Quick Salmon Curry appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Charcoal Grilled Tilapia
Grilled Tilapia is a great fish for simple meals at a perfect price point, but is it possible to grill it for great flavor without losing all the meat between the grates? Yes, and this cast iron campfire recipe for charcoal-grilled tilapia is just the solution for that.  If you’ve come to this blog often,… The post Charcoal Grilled Tilapia appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Meat Sauce
This hearty Meat Sauce recipe is made of ingredients you probably already have in your pantry. It’s so easy to make, and the result is thick, hearty, rich, and insanely flavorful bolognese sauce. Serve it over cooked pasta, gnocchi, or spaghetti squash! Want to learn how to make the best homemade meat sauce you’ve ever… The post Easy Meat Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Stuffed Pork Loin
This stuffed pork loin recipe is one of those recipes that may take you back to your childhood. Stuffed with a hearty mushroom and bacon filling, cooked to perfection and served with creamy mashed potatoes and green beans, it’s a perfect Sunday dinner. And then even better the next day, sliced thin for sandwiches. And… The post Stuffed Pork Loin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Spiced Smoked Duck
Smoked Duck is an old fashioned holiday main. But given its modern fanciful restaurant creations, is it complicated to make at home? I decided to take on the challenge and demystify this delicious waterfowl. An endeavor I deemed completely worth it. Smoked Whole Duck This simple smoked duck is so easy anyone can make it… The post Spiced Smoked Duck appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bacon-Wrapped Stuffed Chicken
This bacon-wrapped stuffed chicken is one of my favorite quick and easy recipes when I am looking for something filling to impress company! Today is one of those days where there’s a lot going on behind the scenes in the meat labs. I am prepping for a bunch of companies and just need a night… The post Bacon-Wrapped Stuffed Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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BBQ Eggs Benedict with Pulled Pork
Think you can’t have eggs benedict without a fancy restaurant and top chef to make it for you? Think again. This down-home version is crazy delicious and can be whipped up in under 30 minutes! The king of breakfast and brunch cuisine Eggs benedict is one of those luxury brunch recipes that everyone goes gaga… The post BBQ Eggs Benedict with Pulled Pork appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ultimate Smoked Roast Beef
Smoked Roast beef is a classic comfort dish that reminds me of Sunday suppers but is it possible to make a fork-tender roast on the grill with that signature barbecue flavor and still have it cooked perfectly inside? Turns out, yes. And dang, it’s delicious.  This was one of those recipes I wanted to make… The post Ultimate Smoked Roast Beef appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Maple Glazed Ham Steaks with Red-Eye Gravy
These Maple-Glazed Ham Steaks with Red-Eye Gravy are the hearty breakfast you didn’t know you needed. Juicy ham is smothered in maple syrup, caramelized to perfection, and topped with a simple, sweet, slightly spicy gravy. Let’s get real. Ham recipes are a lifesaver. And we grew up with ham steaks as a real treat! First… The post Maple Glazed Ham Steaks with Red-Eye Gravy appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Jalapeno Popper Meatballs
Tale your your appetizer game to the next level with these Jalapeño Popper Stuffed Meatballs. Combining the rich flavors of creamy, spicy jalapeño popper filling with succulent meatballs, these bites are perfect for any gathering where you want to impress. What Makes This Recipe Special These meatballs merge the fiery zest of jalapeño poppers with… The post Smoked Jalapeno Popper Meatballs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Beef Wellington with Creole Mushroom Mix
This Beef Wellington with Creole Mushroom Mix is a Creole-inspired version of a classic French entree! It’s made up of savory beef tenderloin, sliced ham, and a savory mushroom filling wrapped up in a buttery, flaky, golden-brown puff pastry. This traditional Beef Wellington Recipe provides a delicacy for a dinner party any time of year,… The post Beef Wellington with Creole Mushroom Mix appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Loaded Grilled Hot Dogs with Barbecue Sauce and Smoked Guacamole
Who loves a grilled hot dog? We all do! And these loaded dogs are slathered in a smoked guacamole, bacon, bean mix and drizzled with barbecue sauce. The way a messy dog should be. This post was sponsored by Western Wood Products. Thoughts and opinions are my own. Now, level up your hot dog. Nothing… The post Loaded Grilled Hot Dogs with Barbecue Sauce and Smoked Guacamole appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Philly Cheesesteak Fries
These loaded Philly Cheesesteak Fries are made up of crispy waffles fries piled with sauteéed peppers and onions, tender steak, and melty provolone cheese! We all know how much I love a good tailgating snack. And these Philly cheesesteak fries are perfect for tailgating! They’re a super quick and easy version of the classic Philly… The post Philly Cheesesteak Fries appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sheet Pan Beer Braised Brats and Cabbage
This Beer-Braised Brats and Cabbage recipe is perfect for tailgating! Pork brats and veggies are roasted in your favorite beer, then served on toasted buns with gooey provolone!  if you’re anything like me, the part of Fall you look forward to the most is tailgating. And the part of tailgating you look forward to the… The post Sheet Pan Beer Braised Brats and Cabbage appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Chicken Breast
When it comes to amazing smoker recipes, it’s hard to top good old sliced smoked chicken! Smoked chicken breast takes incredibly well to smoke flavor over hot coals and makes for amazing platters, tacos, sandwiches, and more to serve all of your friends! Smoking chicken breast leaves it with gorgeous color and delicious smoky flavor… The post Smoked Chicken Breast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ginger Lime Sticky Wings Recipe
Make addictive ginger lime sticky wings. Learn how to achieve crispy skin and perfect glaze consistency. A delicious twist on classic wings. The post Ginger Lime Sticky Wings Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Sausage Kabobs
Kick up the flavor of the classic kabob with these fast and easy smoked sausage kabobs. Peppers, onions, and a whole lot of honey barbecue flavor! This post was sponsored by Western Wood Products. Thoughts and opinions are my own. But really, add some wood chips to your next rodeo.  Kabobs are one of those… The post Smoked Sausage Kabobs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Homemade Lobster Bisque
Celebrate the subtle summer flavors with this smooth and creamy sweet corn lobster bisque. It’s extremely easy to make but shockingly elegant. If you are a lobster lover, this recipe is for you. Did you know that right about the time that the lobsters get good off the coast of Maine is the exact same… The post Homemade Lobster Bisque appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Leftover Smoked Chicken Nachos with Mango Salsa
Nacho night is one of my favorite ways to use up leftovers. It’s a ten minute way to reinvent last nights supper and these Leftover Smoked Chicken Nachos with Mango Salsa are huge hit every single time. Leftovers are a thing in my house. And reinventing them has become a favorite pastime of mine. I… The post Leftover Smoked Chicken Nachos with Mango Salsa appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Mac and Cheese Stuffed Peppers | Campfire Recipe
Stuffed pepper recipes get a makeover in this fun mac and cheese version with brats all cooked over the campfire! A few weeks ago I hitched up a 32″ Minnie Winnie and set out on an adventure through the mountains of western Virginia, one of my favorite places on earth. Having hiked and camped the… The post Mac and Cheese Stuffed Peppers | Campfire Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Vertical Smoked Ribs
Want crazy good smoked ribs? Hang them. Yep, hang them in a drum smoker for the best flavor and perfect bite every time. No lie, even the neighbors are gunna come knocking for this one.  These Easy Vertical Smoked Ribs are a fool-proof recipe that takes just a few minutes to prep! These ribs are… The post Easy Vertical Smoked Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Blackened Swordfish Sandwich
This blackened swordfish sandwich offers the perfect balance of heat and crunch. It’s the perfect way to expand your horizons beyond just salmon and tuna when it comes to cooking at home. It’s relatively cheap and easy to make and is sure to become one of your favorite (somewhat) healthy recipes!  This bold sandwich takes… The post Blackened Swordfish Sandwich appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Flat Iron Steak Salad
Flat iron steak is one of the most versatile cuts for quick grilling, and in this fast recipe, we are showing you how to use summer’s bounty to its fullest with a tequila lime marinated flat iron, char-grilled and served as a loaded salad. You’ll never look at steak salads the same.  Why Flat Iron… The post Grilled Flat Iron Steak Salad appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Potato Crusted Homemade Chicken Nuggets
This is a fast and easy recipe for everyone’s favorite dippable bite and way healthier than getting take out. Have fun with it and use any variety of the Idahoan Potato flakes to change the flavor combo on these fun homemade chicken nuggets!  This post was sponsored by Idaho Potato Council, all thoughts and opinions… The post Potato Crusted Homemade Chicken Nuggets appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Anticuchos – Grilled Beef Heart Kabobs
Inspired by Peruvian Anticuchos de corazón, these grilled beef heart kabobs are marinated in a spicy sauce before being char-grilled for perfection. With a little bit of work, you can recreate this Peruvian recipe in no time! Ready to take your basic beef recipes to a whole new level? Let us introduce you to the… The post Anticuchos – Grilled Beef Heart Kabobs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Char-Griller Super Pro Review
Looking to invest in a charcoal grill? The Char-Griller Super Pro is the base model heavy duty grill you are looking for. Here’s our list of pro’s, con’s and if its the right grill for you. This post was sponsored by Char-Griller Grills but thoughts and opinions are my own. We love playing with new… The post Char-Griller Super Pro Review appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Smoke with Wood Chips
Calling all newbie grill masters! If you’re ready to dive into the world of using wood chips in your smoker, you’re in for a treat! This guide will provide an in-depth look into how to smoke with wood chips in charcoal and pellet smokers, tips and tricks for smoky perfection, and safety precautions.  Whether you’re… The post How to Smoke with Wood Chips appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Pork Loin Back Ribs
These Smoked Pork Loin Back Ribs are made up of beautiful racks of tender, juicy pork, and a simple homemade sweet and spicy pork rib rub. With just 5 minutes of prep, this smoked ribs recipe makes cooking pork easy! Smoked ribs are one of those recipes that tend to intimidate new grillers. So we’re… The post Smoked Pork Loin Back Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick and Easy Banh Mi Recipe with Quick Pickled Veggies
This is a fast and easy recipe inspired by a Vietnamese favorite with quick homemade pickled veggies – perfect for picnics and fun lunches! This post was sponsored by Smithfield Prime Fresh Lunch Meat. All thoughts and opinions are my own. It’s picnic season. And by picnic season, I mean pretty much any reason to… The post Quick and Easy Banh Mi Recipe with Quick Pickled Veggies appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Zesty Pimento Cheese burger
This Pimento Cheese Burger is a delightful infusion of Southern-style Pimento cheese smothered onto juicy pork patties. Elevate your burger recipes to the next level, and get ready to indulge in these delicious homemade burgers! Introducing the Pimento Cheese Burger. This isn’t your classic lettuce and tomato combo. This perfect grilled burger is a Southern… The post Zesty Pimento Cheese burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Blueberry Cheddar Breakfast Sausage
Use fresh blueberries and cheddar craft your own custom breakfast sausage. Homemade sausage isn’t hard and tastes amazing. If you haven’t made your own breakfast sausage yet, you’re in the right place. I have some great tips for starting out. Bonus, these are perfect with maple pancakes or with these cornbread waffles. Read it over… The post Blueberry Cheddar Breakfast Sausage appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Make Croque Madame
Want to bring a taste of Paris to your kitchen? Our easy Croque Madame recipe delivers this classic French sandwich with a twist – we’re cooking it on a flat top griddle for perfect, golden-brown results every time. This isn’t just any ham and cheese sandwich. We’re talking crispy, buttery bread enveloping melty cheese and… The post How to Make Croque Madame appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Arroz Con Pollo
Arroz con pollo (which translated simply means rice with chicken) has been a favorite comforting dish of mine since the first time I tasted it. It’s an easy chicken and rice dish with Latin roots. And, like all things with Latin roots, that just makes it better. Where is arroz con pollo from? Arroz con… The post Easy Arroz Con Pollo appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How to Make Short Rib Burgers
Add a whole world of flavor to your next burger recipe by creating your own grind with short rib and chuck and then stacking on a fresh lemongrass slaw and spicy gochujang mayo! You want to know what’s the best of both worlds? Short ribs and burgers. What better way to enjoy these meaty delights… The post How to Make Short Rib Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Breakfast Enchiladas with Salsa Verde
Loaded with sausage and fluffy eggs and topped with a delicious salsa verde that’s bursting with flavor, these Easy Breakfast Enchiladas with Salsa Verde are going to be your new breakfast and brunch favorites! Some days, even the best crunchy cereal just doesn’t cut it, and when I’m in the mood for something hot and… The post Easy Breakfast Enchiladas with Salsa Verde appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Moroccan Braised Lamb Shanks
This Moroccan Braised Lamb Shanks recipe is the perfect delicious tender lamb recipe. Bone-in lamb shanks are seared, then braised in a rich, flavorful sauce that’s packed with the best herbs and spices. I can recall the thick noise of the Friday night market in Marrakech. Our group of photographers sat at a rooftop diner… The post Moroccan Braised Lamb Shanks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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French Onion Soup with Roasted Bone Marrow
A traditional French Onion Soup with a savory twist? Hot roasted bone marrow spooned on top of melted cheese, all over a bowl of slow-cooked caramelized onions in a rich broth. This takes the classic favorite to a whole new level.  French onion soup is about as classic as you can get in the world… The post French Onion Soup with Roasted Bone Marrow appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sausage with Roasted Cabbage and Butternut Squash Puree
Sausage with Roasted Cabbage and Butternut Squash Puree is about to be your new Whole 30 approved comfort food obsession. And I am not even exaggerating on this one. This also makes an epic holiday meal side dish if you are so inclined. Sausage with roasted cabbage and squash puree is a pure comfort food Yep.… The post Sausage with Roasted Cabbage and Butternut Squash Puree appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan Seared Salmon
This pan seared salmon is an easy weeknight dinner that’s sure to become a staple in your house. With a delightfully crispy texture, its an amazing meaty fish and on a plate with flavorful pairings of leeks, potatoes, and eggs, it’s one of the best quick, healthy salmon recipes you’ll find. When it comes to… The post Pan Seared Salmon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Beef Chili
Need a foolproof easy beef chili recipe that’s simple but delicious? This one comes together quickly with basic pantry ingredients yet delivers big, bold, crowd-pleasing flavor. Forget the snow and chilly winter nights; it’s the time of year to gather fanatically around the TV with your closest friends, ready to root your home team on… The post Easy Beef Chili appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Short Ribs
These slow cooker short ribs are the best way to indulge your red meat craving. Made with simple ingredients, packed with so much flavor, and paired with a creamy sweet potato purée, this is hands down our favorite short ribs recipe. When it comes to beef recipes, perfectly cooked short ribs are a work of… The post Slow Cooker Short Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Lamb Stuffed Peppers
These humble lamb-stuffed peppers are a classic Turkish meal. The subtle herbs are refreshing and pair wonderfully with the meat. Use of tahini or cashew cream in the mint topping keeps this Whole 30 approved without skimping on any flavor! Lamb Dolma. My first bite into dolma was sitting in a small unexpecting restaurant nestled… The post Lamb Stuffed Peppers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ground Turkey Chili with Butternut Squash
Skip the beans and opt for creamy butternut squash in this hearty, nutritious ground turkey chili. Lean ground turkey and an array of chili spices combine with the subtly sweet squash for a delicious, protein-packed meal. Turkey and Butternut Squash Chili may seem like a far cry from a bowl full of ground beef simmering… The post Ground Turkey Chili with Butternut Squash appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan Seared New York Strip Steak and Scallops
This Pan-Seared New York Strip Steak and Scallops recipe will knock your socks off! It’s a decadent yet easy-to-make meal with tender New York strip and fresh scallops seared in a homemade garlic compound butter.  Looking for the perfect steak dinner? This pan-seared New York strip steak and scallops recipe are probably exactly what you’ve… The post Pan Seared New York Strip Steak and Scallops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Maple Pulled Pork
Sweet Smoked Maple Pulled Pork is a perfect savory-sweet breakfast for anyone looking to impress their guests. If you are looking for the best smoked maple pork recipe out there, this is it. The sticky, sweet flavor is a perfect twist on traditional pulled pork. It’s not like your typical backyard BBQ Carolina pulled pork.… The post Maple Pulled Pork appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Overnight Ham Breakfast Strata
Prep this overnight ham breakfast strata the night before a big family holiday or weekend brunch for the perfect way to feed a crowd. Ok, brunch. It is indeed the best meal ever. Why? Because. Science.  (Duh. We all know breakfast is the most important meal of the day). But really, there is something about… The post Overnight Ham Breakfast Strata appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Perfect Pan Seared Ribeye
When it comes to steaks, we’ve been helping friends cook their steak cooks for years. And, as much as we love our grills, this is the method we use on a weekly basis in the Girl Carnivore Meat Labs for easy dinners. This recipe is so good, and simple, it’s going to be a staple… The post Perfect Pan Seared Ribeye appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Deep Fried Mac n Cheese Balls
Searching for the ultimate comfort food? We’ve got you. Our deep-fried macaroni and cheese bites are about to rock your world and satisfy those cheesy cravings like never before. Have you ever wondered, “how can I make mac and cheese even more indulgent?” We have, and the answer came to us as a bar food… The post Deep Fried Mac n Cheese Balls appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The Ultimate Burger for Fall
This Autumn Burger with Roasted Squash Aioli and Apple Chips has all the flavors of fall. An ancho spiced veal and pork patty is slathered with homemade acorn squash aioli, served on a toasted bun, and topped with homemade apple chips! If you are drowning in seasonal apples and squash, this is the perfect way… The post The Ultimate Burger for Fall appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Campfire Moroccan Lamb Pizza
This Campfire Moroccan Lamb Pizza puts a global spin on an easy dinner! This recipe is made up of soft and doughy crust that’s packed full of flavorful ground lamb, tender veggies, and traditional Moroccan herbs and spices for a medfouna pizza recipe. Campfire pizza, traditionally known as Medfouna, is a stuffed and baked bread… The post Campfire Moroccan Lamb Pizza appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Jalapeno Popper Roast Beef Melts
Spicy jalapeño popper dip as a topping on a hearty beef sandwich? This tailgating recipe for Jalapeño Popper Roast Beef Melts just kicked things up a notch! This post was sponsored by Prime Fresh, and the giveaway is pretty epic, so be sure to check it out. Sure, we love jalapeño poppers. They are pretty much the all-time Americana tailgating… The post Jalapeno Popper Roast Beef Melts appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Savory Grilled Pizza with Fig and Pears
Grilled pizza and dessert just met and it was spectacular. The flavor combo in this Savory Grilled Pizza with Fig and Pears Recipe is one you will be making over and over! Grilled pizza ideas to keep things interesting We all know grilled pizza is just about the best pizza ever. There’s something about the… The post Savory Grilled Pizza with Fig and Pears appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Stuffed Peppers
Get ready for a Smoked Stuffed Peppers recipe that will have your taste buds doing the happy dance! We’re talking smoky, juicy goodness enveloped in vibrant pepper shells, because who needs boring when you can have bold and delicious? Are your pulled pork recipes seriously lacking? Then buckle your seatbelts because we’ve got a Smoked… The post Smoked Stuffed Peppers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Rustic Grilled Bavette Steak Salad
Take salad up a notch with tender grilled bavette steak served over a bed of grilled romaine greens, juicy tomatoes, and zesty cheese. This Rustic Grilled Bavette Steak Salad recipe is a stunner and one for your little black book of recipes. Salads are one of those things that have a hard sell. Never once… The post Rustic Grilled Bavette Steak Salad appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Spicy Thai Peanut Noodle Salad with Smoked Chicken
This Spicy Thai Peanut Noodle Salad is a vibrant, flavorful dish that perfectly balances the richness of peanut butter with the zest of Thai spices. Smoked chicken adds a layer of depth to the salad, making it a satisfying meal that’s perfect for any occasion. Ingredients for Smoked chicken breast with spicy peanut noodles How… The post Spicy Thai Peanut Noodle Salad with Smoked Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Harissa Butter-Stuffed Lamb Burgers
The difference between a good burger and a great one often comes down to what’s hiding inside. Our harissa butter lamb burgers conceal a secret weapon – a dollop of spiced compound butter that melts as the burger cooks, keeping the meat incredibly juicy while infusing it with North African-inspired flavor from the inside out.… The post Harissa Butter-Stuffed Lamb Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ham and Cheese Sliders
Everyone loves quick tips for feeding large parties of people in their homes. There’s no sense in making individual plates when you can work smarter, not harder. These ham and cheese sliders are perfect for large gatherings because they are simple, require minimal effort, and taste amazing. They’re perfect for game day, an easy weeknight… The post Ham and Cheese Sliders appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Pulled Pork Mac and Cheese
Pulled Pork and Mac and Cheese – the ultimate combo. It’s like eating a backyard bbq in one fell swoop. Tender pulled pork is mixed between layers of noodles and melty cheese for a fun twist on one of your favorite comfort foods.  Pork recipes are more than just pork chops and bacon. This gooey… The post Smoked Pulled Pork Mac and Cheese appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Summer Scallop and Crab Pasta
For when you are craving everything that is summer but don’t want to give up the carbs. This Summer Scallop and Crab Pasta is the perfect dish for light seasonal eats with fresh veggies, tons of herbs, and a little spice from cured chorizo. It’s the time of year when almost everything is in season… The post Summer Scallop and Crab Pasta appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Blueberry Raclette Burgers
Smoked blueberry compote, smoked grass-fed burgers, thick cut bacon and fresh Raclette cheese on top. This Smoked Blueberry Raclette Burger is the one burger you have to try! This post was sponsored by Emmi USA however, the thoughts and opinions expressed within this post are my own. But for reals, cheese, ammi right? There is… The post Smoked Blueberry Raclette Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Pulled Pork Enchiladas
Smoked Pulled Pork Enchiladas are a fast and easy go to that are a great way to use up leftovers! Mix and match flavors and heat for your family’s tastes. Enchiladas are one of my tried and true quick weeknight meals. They are crazy easy to make and can be loaded with anything you have… The post Smoked Pulled Pork Enchiladas appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Artichokes with Sausage
Smoked Sausage Stuffed Artichokes, a recipe with an elegant spin on a classic combination of delectable Italian flavors for a perfect seasonal appetize. When you think of an appetizer, your mind probably thinks of a Bloody Mary shrimp cocktail or bacon-wrapped jalapeno poppers. However, these smoked artichokes are here to show you that vegetables can… The post Smoked Artichokes with Sausage appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sous Vide Steak and Eggs
Perfect tender medium-rare. Sous Vide Steak, cooked with herb butter to perfection with pan-fried fried eggs atop and a simple sprinkle of salt and pepper, is the classic hearty breakfast. And it’s not even hard to master. Ok, so Sous-Vide cooking is the new thing. Either you know what it is, or you have no… The post Sous Vide Steak and Eggs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pineapple Salsa and Guacamole Hot Dogs
Nothing screams grill season like a hot dog. Take things up a notch with this island influenced pineapple salsa and guacamole char-grilled hot dog recipe! Pineapple Salsa and guacamole? On a hot dog? Yep. That’s what this is all about. There are those who enjoy hot dogs (those who secretly love them) and those who… The post Pineapple Salsa and Guacamole Hot Dogs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Flank Steak Pinwheels
Looking for a fun spin on steak appetizers? Try this bite-size Grilled Flank Steak Pinwheels recipe for your next party with a variety of dipping options. They are a hit every time! If you’re a fan of juicy, flavorful beef and want to spice up your dinner routine, this recipe is for you! Introducing: Flank… The post Grilled Flank Steak Pinwheels appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Lobster with Zesty Butter Sauce
There are only a few months to grab fresh prime Maine lobster, so make the most of them with this easy but oh-so-fancy Grilled Lobster with Zesty Butter Sauce recipe. There are few things as simple as a good seafood recipe, like grilled lobster on warm summer days. Cooking lobster on the grill is as… The post Grilled Lobster with Zesty Butter Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Tailgating Pull Apart BBQ Chicken Bread
Slow cooker BBQ chicken loaded into a crosshatch-cut sourdough boule with two rounds of melted cheese. The messiest, most crowd-pleasing tailgate appetizer you'll make. The post Tailgating Pull Apart BBQ Chicken Bread appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Halibut Enchiladas Recipe
Let spices and smoke come together for a crazy delicious Mexican-inspired recipe. Smoked Halibut Enchiladas are a blend of charred tomatillos, fresh peppers, and flaky fish for an authentically rich recipe. Enchiladas. People are doing them wrong. I don’t judge. I am one of those people. I love a quick and dirty enchilada. Pop a… The post Smoked Halibut Enchiladas Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Caribbean-Jerk Lamb Burgers with Tostones
Transport yourself to an island vacation with this Caribbean-Jerk Lamb Burgers with Tostones. Jerk rubbed lamb with whipped goat cheese and pickled cabbage make this burger recipe perfect for chasing Caribbean food cravings.  This lamb burger started with plantains. Thick and ripe waiting to be ignored in a market in Maine. Surely they aren’t moving a… The post Caribbean-Jerk Lamb Burgers with Tostones appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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New England Maple Brunch Burger
Thick flakey black pepper biscuits, hand tapped organic maple syrup, Vermont cheddar cheese, local eggs and of course, black pepper bacon all with a maple aioli. This is the New England Maple Brunch Burger. This post was sponsored by Coombs Family Farms, however, the dreamy chicken and waffles were totally inspired by their syrup and the recipe,… The post New England Maple Brunch Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Spicy Deviled Eggs with Chicharrones
Imagine a delicious deviled egg, all sorts of upgraded for the summer season. Spicy creamy yolk filly and crunchy crispy fried topping. Go on, show off this Spicy Deviled Eggs with Chicharrones Recipe at your next block party.  Outside of the flame-kissed hot dogs and juicy char-grilled burgers, there isn’t anything much more indicative of summertime barbecues… The post Spicy Deviled Eggs with Chicharrones appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Veal Burger with Sage Aioli
Things get good when you take an old-school Italian dish and make a burger out of it. Taste-test the Veal Burger with Sage Aioli to prove that the classics are still delicious!  Hey there, burger lovers! Are you tired of the same old boring burger recipes? Looking to shake things up with some new, fancy-sounding… The post Veal Burger with Sage Aioli appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bourbon and Blue Burger
The flavors of bourbon onions, sharp bleu cheese crumbles, and bacon on top of juicy ground beef patties with a touch of bourbon blended hot and spicy barbecue sauce makes this Black and Blue Burger a black-tie affair. This Black and Blue Burger will add some tanginess and flavor to your collection of burger recipes.… The post Bourbon and Blue Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Voodoo Bloody Mary
Imagine a Bloody Mary with a sweet kind of potion to always bring you back. The kind that starts smooth but comes back with a little bite. The Voodoo Bloody Mary is magic. The kind that gets you every time. Confession: I hate Bloody Mary’s. Yep. Hate them.  (Sorry, if you were expecting it to be… The post Voodoo Bloody Mary appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Potato Salad
Even your sides can have that great smoky flavor for grilling season! This Smoked Potato Salad is one of the most perfect seasonal side dishes that upgrades that All-American classic! Smoked Potato Salad involves grilling your potatoes to get a hint of smoke, just like when you’re making Memphis smoked ribs. As a result, the… The post Smoked Potato Salad appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Veal stuffed Manicotti Florentine
Ricotta and veal stuffed manicotti shells over a bed of sauteed greens and smothered in a homemade blush sauce. Veal Stuffed Manicotti Florentine is classic comfort food, and this recipe is the perfect introduction. Ricotta and veal stuffed manicotti shells over a bed of sauteed greens and smothered in a homemade blush sauce. Veal Manicotti… The post Veal stuffed Manicotti Florentine appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Shredded Beef
This Slow Cooker Shredded Beef is the perfect spicy-sweet go-to meal for when you need to bring that signature BBQ flavor indoors. Try it on nachos, sliders, baked potatoes, or grilled dogs! This Slow Cooker Mexican Shredded Beef is the perfect tailgating meal, just like our Pull Apart BBQ Chicken Bread and Smoked Brisket BBQ… The post Slow Cooker Shredded Beef appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Pork Tenderloin
When it comes to amazing pork recipes, it’s hard to top a perfectly grilled pork tenderloin. The key to keeping pork tender and juicy is to serve it at 145 degrees F, which, when grilled, results in amazing char-grilled flavor. Pork tenderloin may be the king of pork cuts. It’s a super tender lean cut… The post Grilled Pork Tenderloin appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pulled Chicken Philly Sliders
Pulled Chicken Philly Sliders score some bonus points with the team!  A crazy fast and crazy delicious meal – set the pick for the next game spread!    This post sponsored by Curly’s Sauced Pulled Chicken to get you in the kitchen and on the go for March Madness! As always, the thoughts and opinions… The post Pulled Chicken Philly Sliders appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Tennessee Whiskey Pork Chops
These Tennessee Whiskey Pork Chops are an easy and healthy one-pan dinner that’s perfect for busy weeknights or date nights! Tender and juicy pork chops are pan-fried and slathered in a sweet and spicy whiskey sauce. How much do you love a good juicy pork chop? Probably not as much as you’re about to love… The post Tennessee Whiskey Pork Chops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Inside-Out Wisconsin Maki Beefshi Roll
Introducing Beefshi – a fun spin on sushi with using deli meats like roast beef, for protein-packed rolls you can devour on the go or share with friends. This post was sponsored by NAMI on behalf of the Beef Checkoff for their exciting Beefshi! However, the thoughts, opinions and other ramblings are as always, my… The post Inside-Out Wisconsin Maki Beefshi Roll appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Dill & Potato Crusted Baked Fish and Chips
 A fun twist on a classic pub favorite. Fish and Chips, using potato flakes to coat fresh halibut and Idaho® Potatoes russet potatoes sliced into crunchy baked chips. Updated and now, healthier. This post was sponsored by  Idaho Potato Commission because it sounded too tasty not to share with them. As always the thoughts and… The post Dill & Potato Crusted Baked Fish and Chips appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Baked Bone-In Pork Chop
Maple Pepper Bone-In Pork Chops are the perfect balance of sweet and savory. A light touch of sweet maple and a crunch of freshly ground black pepper is perfect over these expertly seared pork chops. This is comfort food done right. These pork loin chops are very similar in flavor to Candied Ham, one of… The post Baked Bone-In Pork Chop appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Irish Nachos: Pub Style with Corned Beef and Herbed Whiskey Fondue
Looking for the ultimate crowd-pleaser with an Irish twist? These loaded Irish nachos transform ordinary waffle fries into something extraordinary. Topped with tender corned beef and drizzled with herbed whiskey cheese fondue, they’re the perfect blend of comfort food and pub-inspired innovation. If you’re on a diet, just stop now. Nothing about this recipe is… The post Irish Nachos: Pub Style with Corned Beef and Herbed Whiskey Fondue appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bangers and Mash Recipe
Looking for a twist on classic bangers and mash? Our version pairs savory sausages with crispy potato cakes instead of traditional mash, all topped with a rich, creamy mustard sauce. This updated British comfort food delivers more texture and flavor than the original while maintaining its homey charm. We first had this dish at our… The post Bangers and Mash Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Braised Short Ribs with Stout
These Stout Braised Short Ribs over Potato Gnocchi with Irish Cheese Sauce make an impressive restaurant-style meal you can make right at home! Soft, pillowy homemade gnocchi drenched in a rich cheese sauce and topped with melt-in-your-mouth tender short ribs slowly braised in a dark and creamy stout. Now, that is a meal we can… The post Braised Short Ribs with Stout appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Surf & Turf Burger with Fried Oysters
What happens when you want to chow down on a classic Southern po’boy and have your burger at the same time? This. The perfect Surf & Turf Burger with Fried Oysters. Go big or go home. You can have the best of both worlds, and this burger proves it. It’s got a big beefy patty… The post Surf & Turf Burger with Fried Oysters appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Korean Beef Bowls
Experience the vibrant flavors of Korea with these quick and savory Korean Beef Bowls. Ideal for a weeknight dinner, this dish brings together juicy ground beef with fresh vegetables and a rich, flavorful sauce, all piled on top of warm rice. Why You’ll Love This Recipe These Korean Beef Bowls are a fast, flavorful, and… The post Korean Beef Bowls appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Pan-Seared Chicken Thighs
These Pan-Seared Chicken Thighs are the perfect easy weeknight dinner. With juicy meat and crispy golden brown skin, this thigh recipe is a crowd-pleasing dinner that comes together in just 25 minutes! The crispy skin and tender meat are mouth-wateringly good. Everyone needs a few classic chicken recipes in their little black cookbook, and this… The post Easy Pan-Seared Chicken Thighs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Classic Southern Fried Chicken and Waffles
This Chicken and Waffles recipe is a savory, sticky, sweet feast. Buttermilk fried chicken thighs paired with savory and spicy cornbread waffles. This classic comfort food is an easy recipe you don’t want to miss!  Looking for the best damned chicken and waffles? Sure, you could go out to a restaurant for fried chicken, but… The post Classic Southern Fried Chicken and Waffles appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Espresso Grilled T-Bone with Poached Egg & Hollandaise Sauce
Steak and eggs level up with this killer espresso rubbed t-bone with a poached egg and quick pan hollandaise sauce. Perfect for dinner or a big beefy classic brunch.  This is one of my favorite meals to make when I really want to impress someone. Coffee makes an amazing rub on red meat and when seared to… The post Espresso Grilled T-Bone with Poached Egg & Hollandaise Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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What do the Meat Labels on Beef Mean?
Organic, Hormone Free, Grass Fed, Free Range, Choice, Certified Beef. What does all of that even mean? Let’s break those meat labels down so can get back to making your beef recipes. This post was sponsored by Elanco for the desire for clarification. However, this post is my own. As you stroll through the aisles… The post What do the Meat Labels on Beef Mean? appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steak Frites Recipe
Upgrade steak night with this high-class version of a classic staple. But can steak and fries be anything but over-salted bar food? By frying the potatoes to a perfect crisp in duck fat and pan-searing top-quality beef in a compound butter and a quality iron skillet, this steak frites recipe is worthy of your finest… The post Steak Frites Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Paleo Slow Cooker Bolognese Sauce
 Can the classic meat-filled red sauce get a modern update and stick to the paleo or whole 30 approved labels? Damn right it can. And this recipe for Paleo Slow Cooker Bolognese Sauce is here to show you how it’s done. Let’s just get all truthful about somethings real quick. You know I love keeping it… The post Paleo Slow Cooker Bolognese Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pan Seared Pork Chops
These Pan-Seared Pork Chops are a fast and easy weeknight main dish that is on the table in under 30 minutes! They’re pan-seared to get that crispy crust, broiled until perfectly tender, and loaded with flavor from garlic herb butter! Believe it or not, there was an entire generation that butchered pork. They cooked it… The post Pan Seared Pork Chops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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In the Know: Common Consumer Questions Answered About Pork
Recently I was able to tour South Dakota pork farms and speak with several farmers on production and wanted to share some hot topics with you. Feeling curious? Check out the full recap here! Facts on Pork Production in America: Market Pig Lifecycle: What is the lifecycle of a market pig? For production, it takes… The post In the Know: Common Consumer Questions Answered About Pork appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick Fried Tex-Mex Empanadas
Fast little hand pies perfect for toting around the tailgate – these quick fried Tex-Mex empanadas are stuffed with Curly’s RoadTrip Eats Kansas Style Brisket Burnt Ends, cheese, and other goodness and can be ready to devour in less than 30 minutes! The weather is starting to dip, the leaves are changing colors, and buses… The post Quick Fried Tex-Mex Empanadas appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Campfire Grilled Chicken Panini
Forget boring campfire recipes and canned crap. This foil-wrapped Chicken Panini is everything you need and more as you’re sitting by a roaring campfire surrounded by the wilderness and good company! Indulge in the ultimate grilled sandwich delight with our flavorful chicken panini recipe. With perfectly grilled chicken, melted cheese, and a variety of savory… The post Campfire Grilled Chicken Panini appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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IPA Pulled Pork Cheese Dogs Recipe
IPA Pulled Pork Cheese Dogs, time to sink your teeth into a serious hot dog recipe. All beef brisket hot dogs, topped with IPA pulled pork and an easy IPA Cheese Sauce. Elevate your backyard barbecue. The basics of pulled pork cheese dogs Use real beef hot dogs for pulled pork dogs with IPA cheese… The post IPA Pulled Pork Cheese Dogs Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Fried Pork Chop Sandwich
When it comes to unique eats, this pork sandwich is it! Crispy tender fried chops in between buttery buns with a delicious aioli! It’s a humble meal elevated to new levels and one of my personal favorite home menu items. Some days you just want to sink your teeth into something with a load of… The post Fried Pork Chop Sandwich appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Turmeric Ground Lamb and Eggs
Turmeric Ground Lamb and Eggs? Want something new? Try this savory blend of herbs and spices mixed into ground lamb and served with a poached eggs, a pleasant surprise! Nothing is better than a high-class campfire breakfast. There’s something about the noise of nature, being outside and rolling out of the sleeping bag to a… The post Turmeric Ground Lamb and Eggs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cast-Ironed Blackened Salmon
Jazz up your fish dinner with this flavor-packed blackened salmon recipe. Bold spices inspired by Cajun cooking paired with an easy recipe. The post Cast-Ironed Blackened Salmon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Chicken Salad with Mediterranean flavors
Transform ordinary chicken salad into a Mediterranean delight with our grilled chicken version, packed with zesty flavors and unexpected textures. This Mediterranean Grilled Chicken Salad recipe is a fresh spin on the summertime classic. Loaded with crispy fresh veggies and herbs, it’s sure to be a light, healthy favorite. Simple summer salad recipes soothe the… The post Grilled Chicken Salad with Mediterranean flavors appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Crunchy Pork Belly Burger
Get ready to sink your teeth into the ultimate indulgence: our pork belly burger that combines a juicy beef patty with succulent, crispy pork belly and a golden onion ring. This recipe guides you through crafting each mouthwatering component, resulting in a towering burger that’s a true feast for both the eyes and the taste… The post Crunchy Pork Belly Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Turmeric Rubbed Reverse Seared New York Strip with Bok Choy
This Turmeric Rubbed Reverse Seared New York Strip with Bok Choy is the recipe to step your steak game into the next level. Perfectly tender, smoky flavors and a hint of delicious ground herbs bring this healthy meal together in no time and taste like 5-star restaurants.  This Turmeric-Rubbed Reverse-Seared New York Strip post was… The post Turmeric Rubbed Reverse Seared New York Strip with Bok Choy appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cumin Spiced Lamb Meatballs with Chimichurri Drizzle
These cumin-spiced lamb meatballs are anything but basic. Juicy, bold, and served with chimichurri for serious flavor. Whole30-friendly? You bet. 👊 The post Cumin Spiced Lamb Meatballs with Chimichurri Drizzle appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cast Iron Chicken
This Cast Iron Chicken is the best way to get perfectly crispy skin and juicy meat every time! This is one of those down home chicken recipes, just like mama used to make, with mouthwatering meat that’s perfect for the whole family. We love using cast iron skillets to make delicious meals, from Double-Cut Cast Iron… The post Cast Iron Chicken appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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How To Smoke Ribs
Are you craving meaty, delicious, tender, fall-off-the-bone ribs? Smoking ribs isn’t hard; we’ll show you how to smoke ribs – the best BBQ ribs you’ll ever eat – and in a few hours, you can roll up your sleeves and dig into a meal of smoked goodness! Got yourself a grill and want to master… The post How To Smoke Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chorizo Hash Breakfast Bowl with Chipotle Cream
Fuel up right in the morning with this spicy loaded chorizo hash! With fresh avocado, crispy hash browns and chipotle cream it is the perfect start to fuel the whole day! A breakfast bowl with Chorizo hash? Yep. You read that right. Chorizo may be my new favorite thing. Ok, not my new favorite thing,… The post Chorizo Hash Breakfast Bowl with Chipotle Cream appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Chimichurri Steak Potato Power Bowl
There isn’t anything as delicious as fresh chimichurri – quick simple ingredients that make the freshest sauces. This Grilled Chimichurri Steak Potato Power Bowl is the perfect flavor blend for a delicious bowl!   Why a Chimichurri power bowl? Because there is no reason that eating healthy can’t also mean eating with crazy fresh flavors.… The post Grilled Chimichurri Steak Potato Power Bowl appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Roasted Roots and Chicken Power Bowl with Maple Dipping Aioli
Kick up the seasonal flavors with this potato power bowl. A simple mix of fresh seasonal veggies makes the Roasted Roots and Chicken Power Bowl with Maple Dipping Aioli perfect, no matter when you serve it.  This post was created for the Idaho Potato Council because we all believe bowls aren’t just about blended pastel… The post Roasted Roots and Chicken Power Bowl with Maple Dipping Aioli appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Leftover Carnitas Latin Potato Power Bowl
Crispy pork carnitas. Zesty Salsa verde. Grilled Corn and Cumin dusted potato wedges? Oh yeah, this  Latin Potato Power Bowl is everything your taste buds are calling for! This post was created for the Idaho Potato Council because we all believe bowls aren’t just about blended pastel fruits. As always, thoughts expressed and opinions are… The post Leftover Carnitas Latin Potato Power Bowl appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Beef Pho with Homemade Bone Broth
Warm up with a bowl of rich and aromatic beef pho. Our homemade bone broth and fresh ingredients create a truly authentic and satisfying pho experience. The post Beef Pho with Homemade Bone Broth appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pulled Pork Rolls with Alabama bbq Sauce
Pulled Pork Rolls with Alabama bbq Sauce – Imagine a portable, dippable savory roll that is easy to make and will impress the whole team. These pulled pork rolls are everything you’ve ever wanted. Excited to partner with Curly’s BBQ to highlight the Curly’s BBQ Showdown – and a chance to win a trip to… The post Pulled Pork Rolls with Alabama bbq Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Rarebit Cheeseburger
This Rarebit Cheeseburger is made up of homemade tender burger patties served on a toasty bun and smothered with a rich, creamy, three-cheese sauce. This recipe is easy to make, so good, and will definitely satisfy any burger craving! Winter is here and things are getting downright brisk in my neck of the woods. But… The post Rarebit Cheeseburger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cheeseburger Bombs
Get ready for the ultimate handheld cheeseburger experience with these addictively delicious cheeseburger bombs! Savory beef, gooey cheese, and zesty burger toppings are lovingly wrapped in flaky dough for the perfect portable meal. Imagine perfect cheesy little burgers in mini bite-sized pockets! These Cheeseburger Bombs would be perfect for entertaining. Snacks that make you happy. … The post Cheeseburger Bombs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Whole30 Grilled Steak Bibimbap Bowls
Looking for a way to pack in a lot of veggies and in one flavor-packed bowl? This Whole30 Grilled Steak Bibimbap Bowl recipe has your back. Like whoa.  The first time I had bibimbap I was cruising over the fridged arctic tundra at something like 30,000 feet int he air. The flight attendant brought by… The post Whole30 Grilled Steak Bibimbap Bowls appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Argentinian Chimichurri Butter Burger
This Argentinian chimichurri burger is anything but ordinary. If you’re looking for the best homemade burgers, with a secret punch for extra juiciness, this flavorful recipe is for you! Say hello to this Chimichurri Burger recipe. This flavorful burger will take your burger recipes to new heights. Indulge in the harmonious marriage of perfectly seasoned… The post Argentinian Chimichurri Butter Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Whole 30 Grilled Harissa Baked Eggs in Avocados
Who knew a simple egg dish could pack so much flavor. These Whole 30 Grilled Harissa Avocado Baked Eggs are about as simple as you can get and are loaded with flavor. Bonus, they keep you full, fueling you post-workout and long into your day.  When I decided to do the Whole 30, no one… The post Whole 30 Grilled Harissa Baked Eggs in Avocados appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Big Easy Oil-less Turkey Fryer Review
Curious about oil-less turkey fryers? It seems weird that a tool with no hot oil could produce crispy delicious turkey. So I put it to the test, along with some other recipes as well to see if it could hold up to the heat.  Stay tuned. Tomorrow it’s a #easydoesit Thanksgiving takeover. Where 10 food… The post Big Easy Oil-less Turkey Fryer Review appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Perfect Grilled Rack of Lamb
This really is the perfect Grilled Rack of Lamb. It’s tender in the middle, loaded with flavor from a simple spice rub, and seared to create a crispy browned crust. Lamb seems to be the one protein that people immediately have a strong opinion on. You either love it or you don’t. Want my opinion?… The post Perfect Grilled Rack of Lamb appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Black Friday Turkey Burger Recipe
Thanksgiving Leftovers? Black Friday Turkey Burger Recipe will cure that in an over the top and crazy delicious way. Scroll down for a list of killer recipe ideas as well. Chances are there is a small Tetris challenge happening in your fridge right now with Thanksgiving leftovers strategically stacked and shoved in places so that… The post Black Friday Turkey Burger Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Herb and Bacon Cottage Cheese Biscuits
Cottage cheese biscuits make a wonderful side for the holidays or any day. Want a perfectly crispy outer biscuit that has perfect pockets of flaky buttery goodness on the inside? These herb and bacon cottage cheese biscuits are a quick homemade recipe for an amazingly savory biscuit. Can you believe in all my years cooking,… The post Herb and Bacon Cottage Cheese Biscuits appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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maple roasted brussel sprouts and Squash
Cayenne Maple Roasted Bacon Brussels Sprouts and Squash is the quick easy and healthy holiday side you are craving this season. Cayenne Maple Roasted Bacon Brussels Sprouts and Squash comes together super fast, all you have to do is slice and toss the veggies before baking. You can mix up the squash with whatever is on… The post maple roasted brussel sprouts and Squash appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Red Wine Sauce for Steak
Want to turn your homemade steak dinner into a five-star experience? This red wine pan sauce is the magic touch that’ll have your taste buds singing. We’ve refined this sauce recipe through countless steak nights, because who doesn’t love a smooth sauce to make a good steak, well, great. We use the the rich flavors… The post Red Wine Sauce for Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sheet Pan Chicken Thighs with Lemons and Potatoes
1 pan, 1 hour, minimal cleanup: our chicken thighs with lemon and potatoes solve dinner dilemmas fast. Crispy skin, tender meat, perfect potatoes—all with almost zero effort. The post Sheet Pan Chicken Thighs with Lemons and Potatoes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Copycat Slow Cooker Zuppa Toscana
Nothing is as comforting as a good bowl of soup. This CopyCat Slow Cooker Zuppa Toscana packs a little heat, filling potatoes, and a creamy broth – made in your slow cooker, ready when you walk in the house.  This post is sponsored by the Idaho Potato Commission. However, the thoughts and opinions are my… The post Copycat Slow Cooker Zuppa Toscana appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Bacon Pesto Pizza with fresh Burrata
High fives if you love pizza! How bout grilled pizza? Grilled Bacon Pesto Pizza with fresh Burrata recipe is just the start of loving your grilled pies! Bonus! With my recipe easy dough, it comes together quick!  The best grilled bacon pesto pizza Nothing hits home quite like pizza night. It’s everyone’s favorite go-to meal… The post Grilled Bacon Pesto Pizza with fresh Burrata appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Paleo Sesame Tuna Bowls
The perfect power meal – loaded with fresh healthy vegetables this Paleo Sesame Tuna Bowl is the perfect bowl of deliciousness you have been craving.  The rules are pretty simple at my house. You leave hungry, it’s your own fault. My kitchen is a constant buzz of recipe testing with dishes being done on a… The post Paleo Sesame Tuna Bowls appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Flat Iron Steak
If you are looking for a classic steakhouse meal with a healthy homemade recipe, this Grilled Flat Iron Steak is for you. A flat iron cut packs a punch when it comes to flavor and simplicity. People get this idea that cooking homemade suppers every single night is complicated. And let’s be real, it’s so… The post Grilled Flat Iron Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Hoisin Sliders with Sriracha Kale Slaw
It’s time to lets the slow cooker pull its weight around here. Toss a few simple ingredients in the slow cooker, chop the salad and chow down on this killer Slow Cooker Hoisin Sliders with Sriracha Kale Slaw for your next big game day party. Anyone else freakin’ love their slow cooker? I am an addict,… The post Slow Cooker Hoisin Sliders with Sriracha Kale Slaw appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Corn on the Cob
Smoked Corn on the Cob, elote-style, takes corn to a whole new level. Hot, smoky, creamy, salty, and spicy, this smoked corn recipe has it all going on! And it’s crazy easy – jazz up your cookout today with this show-stopping recipe! Well, hello there! Are you ready to step up your corn on the… The post Smoked Corn on the Cob appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Summer Pizza with Salami, Sweet Corn and Burrata
You have got to try this Grilled Summer Pizza with Salami, Sweet Corn and Burrata. It’s Bring on the guilt cuz this pizza is worth every calorie. How To Make Grilled Grilled pizza Hello summer. Hello amazing. Hello just seriously perfect cheese covered carbs. Please welcome the perfection that is grilled pizza. There is nothing… The post Grilled Summer Pizza with Salami, Sweet Corn and Burrata appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Enchilada Smoked Stuffed Poblano Peppers
Get ready to tantalize your taste buds with these flavorful Stuffed Poblano Peppers, a delicious and spicy twist on traditional stuffed peppers! Introducing our sizzling Southwest Stuffed Poblano Peppers – a fun twist on regular bell peppers that will make your taste buds dance to the salsa. These plump, roasted poblanos are filled with a… The post Enchilada Smoked Stuffed Poblano Peppers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Spicy Chipotle Breakfast Hash
Spicy Chipotle Breakfast Hash is quick, easy, and cheap. If you’re a sucker for some great low-effort breakfast recipes, you’ll love this delicious meal! Ah, breakfast. The most important meal of the day – at least we think so! There’s nothing quite like a sweet or savory breakfast to kickstart your day. From Maple Meatballs… The post Spicy Chipotle Breakfast Hash appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Coffee Crusted Flank Steak Salad
Grilled Coffee Crusted Flank Steak Salad is the perfect grilled salad for summertime. With fresh seasonal produce right from the farm stand, this meal comes together in under 30 minutes and will make both your inner grilling enthusiast and health nut happy. Are you on the hunt for the best steak salad recipe that’s hearty… The post Grilled Coffee Crusted Flank Steak Salad appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Tri-Tip Steak with Mushrooms and Herb Compound Butter
Looking to fire up the grill this summer but stay Whole30 approved? This Grilled Tri-Tip Steak with Mushrooms and herb compound butter will knock your socks off and is completely Whole30 compliant! The grilled tri-tip will prove to your friends and family that eating lean and healthy doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice flavor. That special… The post Grilled Tri-Tip Steak with Mushrooms and Herb Compound Butter appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Jalapeno Smoked Mac and Cheese
Discover Smoked Mac and Cheese - a mouthwatering twist! 🧀🔥 Creamy, cheesy goodness with a smoky flavor. Elevate your comfort food game! The post Jalapeno Smoked Mac and Cheese appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Memphis Style Smoked Spare Ribs
Want finger-licking good ribs with just the right sweet heat rub? These Memphis-style smoked spare ribs don’t require any fancy grill tools and pair perfectly with the smoked jalapeno mac and cheese for a perfect barbecue. When it comes to an amazing smoked ribs recipe, each region of barbecue has its signature spin and flavor.… The post Memphis Style Smoked Spare Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Fajita Burgers
Fire up the grill for these crave-able fajita burgers bursting with bold southwest flavor! Juicy beef patties are loaded with sautéed peppers and onions, topped with melty pepper jack cheese and zesty fajita seasoning. Calling all burger and fajita lovers! This recipe combines the juicy satisfaction of a classic burger with the explosive flavors of… The post Grilled Fajita Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Lamb Barbacoa
This boneless tender Lamb Barbacoa shreds perfectly after it’s cooked to perfection, making it the perfect filling for tacos, sandwiches, and more! This slow-smoked leg of lamb recipe is incredibly tender and juicy, then served on corn tortillas with salsa verde, pickled red onions, and more! Hey there, lamb lovers! Ready to elevate your next… The post Smoked Lamb Barbacoa appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Charcoal Chimney Starter Grilled Steaks
Have you seen the cool ways grill masters have been cooking some serious steaks these days? I am digging the old school approach to prepping meat and think it goes to prove that it really doesn’t take much to grill a great steak. Charcoal chimney starter grilled steaks were some of the best I have had… The post Charcoal Chimney Starter Grilled Steaks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Bison Burger
Get ready to elevate your burger game with this mouthwatering Bison Burgers recipe. Made with lean and flavorful ground bison, juicy patties, and a medley of delicious toppings, these burgers are a delicious twist on the classic beef burger. Listen up, burger lovers! If you’re tired of the same old beef burger recipes and want… The post Grilled Bison Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Hickory Smoked Pork Ribs with Paleo BBQ Sauce
Talk about finger licking good! These Hickory Smoked Pork Ribs with Paleo BBQ Sauce are perfect for your Whole30 challenge and BBQ season! Truth, I am super picky about my smoked ribs. I may have even talked about it a little too much when I was interviewed for the Man Meat BBQ podcast.  Ribs shouldn’t… The post Hickory Smoked Pork Ribs with Paleo BBQ Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Halibut Baked in Parchment with Pistachio Mint Pesto Recipe
Feel fancy with this date night halibut recipe baked in parchment and slathered in a fresh pistachio mint pesto. It’s 20 minutes of meal prep for a 5-star quality supper, plus I am pretty sure with an effort like this, you are going to earn some brownie points. Quickly adapted for Whole30, this one is healthy… The post Halibut Baked in Parchment with Pistachio Mint Pesto Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Perfect Pan-Seared Porterhouse Steak
Ideal for pan searing, the porterhouse steak gives a premier restaurant presentation but is easily over or undercooked due to its size. But with this tried and true method, you can master the pan sear for this perfect porterhouse steak. The porterhouse, the king of all steaks, is begging for a good pan sear. It’s… The post Perfect Pan-Seared Porterhouse Steak appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sriracha & Bourbon Chicken Wings Recipe
Brace yourselves. These Sriracha & Bourbon Chicken Wings Recipe are on point for your next finger food happy hour! Grab some napkins, you’re going to need them. 10,000 over the top indulgent gluttonous game day inspired recipes are hitting the internet in tidal waves as you read. Insert that weird Game of Thrones meme here and… The post Sriracha & Bourbon Chicken Wings Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Spatchcocked Chicken | Weber Smokey Mountain Review
A quick and easy rub for this Smoked Spatchcocked Chicken and my first run on my new Weber Smokey Mountain Grill – thoughts and review. Plus this dreamy chicken. Chime in – do you have the Weber Smokey Mountain? I’d love to hear your reviews on it.  Spatchcock: (verb) split open (a poultry or game bird)… The post Smoked Spatchcocked Chicken | Weber Smokey Mountain Review appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Dutch Oven Chili in Oven
Let your oven do the work for this incredibly flavorful Dutch oven chili. A thick, tomato-rich chili base loaded with beef and skips the beand and bakes low and slow, allowing the rich flavors to meld and intensify. When football season and cold weather rolls around, nothing warms the soul better than a piping hot… The post Dutch Oven Chili in Oven appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Garlic and Steak Strata
Truth be told, Garlic and Steak Strata is a hearty breakfast. Filled with meaty goodness and packed with protein, it is perfect for after a morning run. Beef Strata Sure Beats A Smoothie For Protein It takes more than a smoothie to keep this girl going all day long. More than a shake of slim… The post Garlic and Steak Strata appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Creamy Pumpkin Alfredo with Roasted Butternut Squash and Turkey
Creamy Pumpkin Alfredo with Roasted Butternut Squash is an easy way to impress some friends! Just don’t tell them your secret 😉 This is also a fantastic way to use your holiday leftovers too! Creamy pumpkin alfredo is amazing Everyone loves the smooth, creamy texture of a classic Alfredo sauce from time to time, but… The post Creamy Pumpkin Alfredo with Roasted Butternut Squash and Turkey appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Herb Rubbed Top Round Roast Beef
This Herb-Rubbed Top Round Roast Beef recipe is the perfect way to cook top round roast. It’s slathered in a flavorful herb and mustard rub, braised to get that crispy exterior, then cooked low and slow until fall-apart tender. Want a perfect feast that tastes like it was made by the best professional chefs but… The post Herb Rubbed Top Round Roast Beef appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Simple Slow Cooker Smoked Sausage Chili
Grab your slow cooker and set it on the counter, make a trip to the butcher for some of your favorite sausage and get ready for some chili! Somedays you just need to curl up with a big giant bowl of all things that make you want to dip deep into the closet and bust… The post Simple Slow Cooker Smoked Sausage Chili appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Ribs
These Slow Cooker Ribs are perfect for when you don’t feel like grilling and are laced with great Asian flavors for a fun taste. Perfect braised baby back ribs are smothered in a rich, sweet, tangy, spicy, and salty sauce. Forget about the smoker and grill. This recipe involves slow cooking ribs to juicy perfection.… The post Slow Cooker Ribs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Honey Dijon Leg of Lamb Recipe
Enjoy a succulent leg of lamb with a flavorful Honey Dijon marinade. Perfect for any cooking method, this recipe guarantees a tender and delicious centerpiece for your dinner. Ingredients: Instructions for Various Cooking Methods: Oilless Fryer or Air Fryer (Primary Method): We originally tested this in the Big Easy Outdoor Air Fryer, see our product… The post Honey Dijon Leg of Lamb Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Chicken Tequila Tortilla Soup
Pour a shot of tequila or two and gather ’round a big bowl of this grown-up Grilled Chicken Tequila Tortilla Soup. Because your cozy night in just got amazing. A Chicken Tortilla Soup For Adults Grab a spoon and a shot glass, this is a chicken soup recipe for your grown-up soul. Not the bowl of… The post Grilled Chicken Tequila Tortilla Soup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Moo Shu Pork Recipe
Ready to bring the flavors of your favorite Chinese restaurant home? Our moo shu pork recipe delivers authentic taste without the takeout price tag. Here’s an introduction for a moo shu pork recipe: “Ready to bring the flavors of your favorite Chinese restaurant home? Our moo shu pork recipe delivers authentic taste without the takeout… The post Moo Shu Pork Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Stuffed and Grilled Rainbow Trout
There was a restaurant I was able to enjoy once where everything on the menu was very hand on. It was an upscale version of my grandfather’s hunts in the woods to feed his family. From rabbit ravioli to lamb lasagna. I ordered the stuffed rainbow trout. It came out slit down the middle and… The post Stuffed and Grilled Rainbow Trout appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Roasted Red Pepper Hummus Lamb Burger
Hummus lamb burger begins off the beaten burger path and ends in a world of finest dining. A little hummus, fresh veggies, and herbs, and this became more than a gluttonous savory meal. It became something altogether different. An amazingly juicy hummus lamb burger A lamb burger. Something about it seems so outrageously over the… The post Roasted Red Pepper Hummus Lamb Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Brown Sugar Chicken and Waffles
Craving the ultimate comfort food? Try our brown sugar chicken and waffles recipe for a delectable sweet-and-savory twist on this classic duo. The post Brown Sugar Chicken and Waffles appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Pork Shoulder (for Pulled Pork)
This Smoked Pork Shoulder recipe captures the perfect blend of tender meat, smoky flavor, and succulent texture, making it a must-try for barbecue enthusiasts and meat lovers alike. When it comes to pork recipes, this is one that every barbecue enthusiast should master and then put their own twist on.  Are you looking for a… The post Smoked Pork Shoulder (for Pulled Pork) appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sesame Steak Stir Fry
The flavors from the hot wok action really pop and the snap from the pile of fresh veggies is just what the doctor ordered. No more limp broccoli or MSG overdoses. This is fake-out take-out worth hurrying home for. I can’t tell you the last time I got take out. I’m not sure if I just became… The post Sesame Steak Stir Fry appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Slow Cooker Pulled Pork
Let the slow cooker do all the work, and get your jam on with some damn fine pork. This slow cooker pulled pork is one of those recipes you’ll have on hand for summer barbecues and delicious pork sandwiches. Grills are good and all, but sometimes, there’s a shortcut that can create equally drool-worthy results.… The post Easy Slow Cooker Pulled Pork appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cheese-Stuffed Burgers with Apple Slaw
Prepare for a flavor explosion with our cheese stuffed burger recipe, where gooey, melted cheese hides inside a perfectly seasoned beef patty. Add crispy bacon, and you’ve got flavorful burgers that are out of this world. This burger is going to make you a grilling legend among your friends. Hungry yet? There are burgers, and… The post Cheese-Stuffed Burgers with Apple Slaw appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Skillet Mozzarella Chicken with Pesto
Every once in a while, you have got to surprise yourself by whipping up a platter loaded greens and a simple sauteed chicken breast. And who knows, you may even enjoy it. Every now and then, you gotta slam a dish down that is aimed at making your heart happy. Reminding those arteries that it’s… The post Skillet Mozzarella Chicken with Pesto appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The Spud Muffin Burger
The Spud Muffin Burger – a combo of Swiss cheese, sauteed mushrooms, and tater tots rolled in Colby cheese atop an all-beef burger! It’s almost all the food groups, in one bite. I am once again called upon to create an epic burger. Lucky for you, it’s kind of my superpower. The Spud Muffin Burger is here. What… The post The Spud Muffin Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick & Easy Eggs Benedict for Two
Eggs Benedict. Quick and easy? How is that possible? This recipe is here to make you rethink just how hard eggs benedict have to be. Who doesn’t love waking up to a hearty breakfast to start the day? Better if you don’t have to make it for yourself (yay for mimosas). But for those moments… The post Quick & Easy Eggs Benedict for Two appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Traeger Pork Butt
When it comes to essential barbecue recipes, mastering smoked pulled pork is a must. It took us about 25 shoulders for an event for iKamper feeding 200+ people to know that we had perfected pulled pork. Learning when to wrap, how to wait out the stall, and when the pork was ready to be easily… The post Traeger Pork Butt appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Chicken Thighs with Ancho Rub
The next time you are grilling for a crowd, make these spicy grilled ancho chicken thighs and see who misses the traditional barbecue fare. Punch grilled chicken in the face with flavor by giving it a nice rub down with a sweet and spicy tequila sauce. I use an ancho rub and chicken thighs because… The post Grilled Chicken Thighs with Ancho Rub appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Southwest Chicken Burger
Burgers aren’t just about how much you can shove between two perfect buns. Sometimes, they are about laying it all out too and seeing just how creative you can be. Burgers aren’t just about how much you can shove between two perfect buns. Sometimes, they are about laying it all out too and seeing just… The post Southwest Chicken Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cornmeal Coated Skillet Pork Chops
These Cornmeal Coated Skillet Pork Chops are quick, easy, filling, and healthy meal! This 30-minute dinner is made up of tender yet crispy pork chops with a side of sautéed seasonal veggies! These pork chops are quick, easy and the perfect meal for busy weeknights. What you need to make this recipe How to make… The post Cornmeal Coated Skillet Pork Chops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Salsa Chicken Bowls for Two
I am pretty sure I took the idea of a light healthy “bowl based” dinner and tossed it out the window. Clearly, no one has ever seen just how much fuel and flavor I can shove into one bowl. Healthy bowls have kind of been a trend lately. Small meals loaded with all sorts of… The post Salsa Chicken Bowls for Two appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steak Jalisco
A good steak should never need fancy toppings or bonus accouterments. But every once in awhile, it’s nice to add a little something-something to the steak topper just to add a little color to the plate. Steak. It’s simply perfect just the way it is. It can pull off casual backyard grill or upscale restaurants… The post Steak Jalisco appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Ancho Rubbed Grilled Salmon with Nogada Sauce
Ever wonder how to turn up the heat on that fish dinner? This is it. That little bit of sweet heat from the ancho chile pepper really goes a long way. We could probably all stand a few more seafood dinners on the menu from week to week, but I get stuck in a rut… The post Ancho Rubbed Grilled Salmon with Nogada Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken, Gnocchi and Kale Soup
Chicken gnocchi soup with kale is for these lingering chilly days, when chicken soup sounds pretty darned good 🍲. For this one, I kicked the noodles out back for gnocchi and dressed it up with some fresh kale. Good for you and tasty? Yes. In the parlance of a day trader closing a sale before… The post Chicken, Gnocchi and Kale Soup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cheesy Cauliflower and Ham Soup
This hearty soup is perfect for chilly nights and packed with goodness too. That creaminess isn’t all milk… Nope, oven-roasted pureed cauliflower. Way to go. It’s borderline good for you. And Ham, sweet delicious ham 😉 Hey you, over there. Yeah, you. The one still wrapped in blankets and fighting mildly lukewarm temps as the… The post Cheesy Cauliflower and Ham Soup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Shrimp Etouffee Stuffed Filet Mignon
For stuffing and serving, these stout fork tender cuts are perfect for getting the job done. And there’s nothing wrong with a little extravagance from time to time like a Shrimp Etouffee Stuffed Filet Mignon. Maybe you are in the mood for something extravagant. Maybe you have something to prove in the kitchen. Maybe you… The post Shrimp Etouffee Stuffed Filet Mignon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick Chicken Cheesesteaks
Whip up a delicious twist on the classic Philly cheesesteak with our easy chicken version that’s ready in no time. This recipe shows you how to perfectly cook juicy chicken strips, pile them high with melted cheese and sautéed peppers and onions, all nestled in a soft roll for a satisfying meal any night of… The post Quick Chicken Cheesesteaks appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Greek Chicken and Egg-Lemon Soup
A simple creamy soup infused with lemon and laced with just enough chicken and rice to fuel you up. Sometimes you want to faceplant right into a bowl of comfort food. The days are long, your bones are tired, and damnit, you just want your blanket and pillow. Give it up for something comforting. Something… The post Greek Chicken and Egg-Lemon Soup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Maple Roasted Salmon
A fast weeknight meal that comes with no guilt, tastes damn good, and leaves you feeling like you’ve done something good for yourself. Maybe it’s time to rush through dinner. Something quick and easy that doesn’t set off 99 guilt alarms. Something that doesn’t involve a drive-through on the way home. Something that makes you… The post Maple Roasted Salmon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Italian Hoagies
When it comes to Italian hoagies, growing up near authentic sub shops made a lasting impression. And one such one rolled the cured meats across the griddle before piling them into a soft roll for a spicy grilled Italian hoagie. It’s a twist on classic hoagie recipes and one you’re going to love! The Italian… The post Grilled Italian Hoagies appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sizzling Shanghai Wings
These wings are a perfect blend of rich Asian-inspired flavors with a sticky sweet sauce over spice-rubbed chicken. And sure, you could just order out, but these are cooked in a bit of oil just to get things going before being finished in the oven for a not-so-deep-fried alternative with tons of flavor. Nothing is… The post Sizzling Shanghai Wings appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Evergrilling with Cheese Stuffed Barbecue Crunch Burgers
Barbecue sauce, chips, Burgers, put them together and I’m one happy Carnivore! Winter is coming. Grab your DVRs and get to recording hours of your favorite shows because before we know it the threat of snow days and mad dashes to the market will be all the talk of the local news media. But no threat of… The post Evergrilling with Cheese Stuffed Barbecue Crunch Burgers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Weeknight Wok Fried Pork Lo Mein
This quick stir fry really fits the bill for all of your dinner needs. It’s delicious, fast, and heck, even a little healthy (just don’t shove piles of pasta on your plate). Grab your wok, and get to cooking! It’s all about the quick, the flavor, the sneak extra veggies in without forcing another salad… The post Weeknight Wok Fried Pork Lo Mein appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Perfectly Fluffy Scrambled Eggs with Bacon Fat Fried Biscuits
In the time it takes to toast that breakfast strudel, these scrambled eggs and bacon-fat fried biscuits come together and provide you with the essential fuel you need to get you through the day. Breakfast. The most important meal of the day right? Then why are we so busy being busy we are jamming cardboard… The post Perfectly Fluffy Scrambled Eggs with Bacon Fat Fried Biscuits appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Spicy Sausage & Chipolte Mac and Cheese
Pasta slathered in cheese and loaded with zesty chorizo sausages… now we’re talking. It’s winter and where some people are prepping for resolutions and goals, I am prepping some sweaters. Some big fat baggy sweaters. You know why? Because pasta is delicious. Pasta slathered in cheese, even better. Pasta slathered in cheese and loaded with… The post Spicy Sausage & Chipolte Mac and Cheese appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Shrimp and Chorizo Stew
Big chunks of chorizo, large shrimp, potatoes and kale – you really can’t ask for more. Stock up on the ingredients today and hop into the kitchen. The dinner crowd will thank you. Whether you are preparing for a snowstorm, buckling down for winter, are entertaining hordes of guests, or really are just in the mood… The post Shrimp and Chorizo Stew appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Weeknight Chicken and Broccoli Stromboli
This weeknight chicken and broccoli Stromboli recipe takes pizza night and folds in back in on itself. Now we’re talking! Pizza. It’s 99% of the populations go to food – that’s a fact. (one I completely made up) Everything about the dough to cheese to sauce ratio is perfect. Then you take it and slap it… The post Weeknight Chicken and Broccoli Stromboli appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Sweet and Spicy Sausage Hash
Spicy sausage hash with a touch of sweet. Because I’ve been on a sweet potato kick lately, and this hash sounded like a great way to totally switch up the flavors with a little sausage and a southwest kick from a bit of adobo sauce. The best hash skillets Gather round. It’s time to start… The post Sweet and Spicy Sausage Hash appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Loaded Veggie Beef Stew
Stew isn’t dainty, it subdues the rumbling deep from your gut like a leviathan quickly sinks even a war-hardened battleship. Stew is the cold-weather meal that we crave. There’s soup… And then there’s stew. Soup comes in a dainty little cup. It’s served before a meal to tide you over until everything is good and ready. It’s… The post Slow Cooker Loaded Veggie Beef Stew appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken Thighs with Apples & Onions
You know I love chicken thighs, and when you through some cheese and polenta into the mix, yeah, it’s good. There’s something about a pile of cheap chicken. It’s a challenge to infuse flavor. A quest to show that every cut can shine. An investigation into your deep creative mind to conjure up a meal… The post Chicken Thighs with Apples & Onions appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Garlic Stuffed Pork Roast
This Stuffed Pork Roast doesn’t take all day; it’s moist and loaded with flavor, and the leftovers make one hell of a sandwich. Need an easy pork recipe for your next special occasion, like a dinner party or Christmas dinner? Look no further than this stuffed pork roast. This great recipe involves stuffing a pork… The post Garlic Stuffed Pork Roast appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Kale & Apple Salad with Warm Bacon Vinaigrette
Kale Salad? I thought this was Girl Carnivore?? Don’t worry, you’re in the right place. Bacon makes everything better 😉 How do you get a carnivore to eat their veggies? Toss them in bacon fat. Problem solved.There’s something about a crisp salad filled with dark greens, the snap of seasonal apples, the crunch of pecans,… The post Kale & Apple Salad with Warm Bacon Vinaigrette appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Messy Steak Sandwiches
This steak sandwich is a next-level messy big beefy meal. But no, this ain’t a classic Philly cheesesteak; it’s a mountain of shaved steak, peppers, onions, mushrooms, cheese, and marinara between light fluffy focaccia bread. Cascading with bursts of flavor that will quickly make you forget just how messy this meal is. Steak Sandwiches in… The post Messy Steak Sandwiches appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chicken Enchilada Nachos
Chicken enchilada tacos are the answer to leftover Chicken. Turkey? Meat of any kind?  No problem. Just go with what you have. But try these Enchilada Nachos.  Cheesy, crunchy, and packed with flavor.   Sharing will not be an option. So get it while you can. Making chicken enchilada tacos with leftovers Every now and then… The post Chicken Enchilada Nachos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Beef and Barley Soup
Beef barley soup is great hearty old school porridge and it is pretty damned amazing when it needs to be. This one will have you warm inside and out. Classic Beef Barley Soup There’s a time and place for standing outside and grilling all day long. Then, there’s time to admit that a classic hearty… The post Beef and Barley Soup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Mahogany Chicken Thighs
These Mahogany Chicken Thighs are tender, juicy, slightly crispy, and smothered in a flavorful, sweet, salty, tangy glaze. This easy-to-make chicken dinner is one you want in your meal rotation! There’s something really sexy about good thighs. I’m talking thick, juicy, meaty, dark-cut, bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs. But you know what’s even sexier than that?… The post Mahogany Chicken Thighs appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Apple-Brat Burgers for Two
Usually, when I think of burgers, my mind goes to beef. Not this time. These juicy patties are the perfect combination of pork brats, turkey, and apple to sink your teeth into. There I was, staring down the dinner table with nothing prepped. Not a single thing ringing my bell or a craving to be… The post Apple-Brat Burgers for Two appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Meat Lovers Quesadilla
Let me introduce you to the Meat Lover’s Quesadilla. It’s just like your favorite pizza, all the amazing meaty toppings, in a thin and perfectly portable tortilla. Meat and cheese and meat and cheese and seriously, more meat. Because that is just about all this girl needs. Toast that to a delicious golden brown until… The post Meat Lovers Quesadilla appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Sweet Chili Chicken Wings
Experience the spicy-sweet sensation of Slow Cooker Sweet Chili Chicken Wings, a dish sure to capture the spotlight at any event. These wings are effortlessly cooked to perfection in a slow cooker, achieving irresistible tenderness, then finished under the broiler to achieve that ideal crispy exterior. Why You’ll Love This Recipe These wings bring the… The post Slow Cooker Sweet Chili Chicken Wings appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Turkey Chili
Make chilly days a little more bearable with this Slow Cooker Turkey Chili recipe. Just because it’s made with lean ground turkey doesn’t mean it lacks flavor! It’s an easy, hearty meal to make and perfect for busy weeknights.  There’s a time and a place for a big bowl of comfort food that you just… The post Slow Cooker Turkey Chili appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chimichangas Recipe
Craving Chi-Chi's chimichangas? Try our copycat recipe for a taste of nostalgia. We've perfected the crispy exterior and delicious filling to transport you back to your favorite memories. The post Chimichangas Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Bone Marrow with Oxtail Marmalade
Bone marrow with Oxtail marmalade, that actually sounds like poetry. And like great poetry, its flavors dance on the palate. Some food should be a labor of love, a poetic endeavor, that requires forethought and a day or two of prep. How to make bone marrow with oxtail marmalade This Bone Marrow with Oxtail Marmalade is… The post Bone Marrow with Oxtail Marmalade appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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The Ultimate Grilled Turkey Sandwich
Don’t throw your Thanksgiving leftovers away! Use them to make this delicious Leftover Turkey Sandwich! Slices of turkey piled on top of white bread with mayo, cheese, bacon, avocado, onion, and a fried egg.  Wondering what to do with your turkey leftovers? This Leftover Thanksgiving Sandwich is the perfect way to use up your leftover… The post The Ultimate Grilled Turkey Sandwich appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Zesty Ranch BBQ Bacon Chicken Quesadilla
Looking for the All-American Quesadilla? Let’s get patriotic, stop counting calories, upgrade that coke to a Big Gulp and do this! There is nothing healthy about a quesadilla. Essentially, I slimmed the carbs out of the way and shoved more cheese into an over-glorified pressed sandwich. Then I googled everything America loves and shoved bacon,… The post Zesty Ranch BBQ Bacon Chicken Quesadilla appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Flank Steak Fajitas
These beer-marinated Flank Steak Fajitas are perfect for an evening when you want to turn up the heat a bit. Flank or skirt steaks are perfect for this fast-grilling recipe! This flavorful Flank Steak Fajitas recipe is a perfect way to enjoy a delicious Mexican-inspired meal at home. Tender strips of grilled flank steak are… The post Grilled Flank Steak Fajitas appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Maryland Crab Cake Sandwich
We’re dishing up a huge authentic crab cake sandwich recipe of tasty fresh lump crab meat, just like you’ll find in Baltimore, Maryland. It’s as simple as that. Fresh blue crabs, Old Bay, and minimal filler. If you’ve ever traveled to the eastern shore and enjoyed real Maryland crab cakes, you will know nothing else… The post Maryland Crab Cake Sandwich appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled T-Bone Steaks with Thyme Mushrooms
A perfect recipe for a summer night, grilled t-bone steaks with thyme mushrooms… yeah, you are on to something indeed. Unlick it’s thicker brother, the Porterhouse, the t-bone is a quick weeknight dinner, loaded with the same flavor from the tenderloin and the strip that grills up quick! Sometimes it’s as simple as lighting some… The post Grilled T-Bone Steaks with Thyme Mushrooms appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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X-Tudo Brazilian Everything Burger
This X-Tudo Brazilian Everything Burger has it all – Bahian spiced beef patty, fried egg, ham, and lots of cheese. Perfect for this #flavorstory for the World Cup games. Where did I come up with this X-Tudo Burger idea? It all started with soccer. I’m not above a friendly gathering to sit and watch the… The post X-Tudo Brazilian Everything Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Philly Cheesesteak Burger
Transform your burger night with our mouthwatering Philly Cheesesteak Burger, topped with a luxurious roasted garlic aioli that’ll have your taste buds dancing. This fusion masterpiece combines the beloved flavors of a classic Philly cheesesteak with the satisfaction of a juicy burger, creating a handheld feast that’s perfect for your next cookout or game day… The post Philly Cheesesteak Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Turkey Chili with Quinoa
Lighten up your chili night with this nutritious turkey and quinoa version. Lean ground turkey and protein-packed quinoa join forces with zesty spices and beans for a satisfying, better-for-you meal. Like a warm hug on a cold day, this Turkey Chili with Quinoa is a healthy bowl of goodness filled with whole grains, ground turkey,… The post Turkey Chili with Quinoa appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Smoked Leg Quarters with Grilled Avocado, Scallion, and Red Onion
This is the grilled chicken you have been waiting for. Low and slow with perfectly crisp skin and juicy meat. You could spend your whole life grilling something that may resemble chicken when it’s burnt dry sad husk is smacked down onto less than enthusiastic platters. Or you could step outside right now and light… The post Smoked Leg Quarters with Grilled Avocado, Scallion, and Red Onion appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled New York Strip and Sweet Potato Salad with Chile-Lime Dressing
This Girl has your back on salad night. Pile on oven-roasted sweet potatoes, a succulent bite of steak grilled to perfection and we are on to something. So there it sits, the dreaded freshly washed pile of lettuce for salad night. But, this Girl Carnivore has your back because salad just got good again. Pile… The post Grilled New York Strip and Sweet Potato Salad with Chile-Lime Dressing appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Open Face Ham and Egg Waffle Sandwich
Breakfast was calling, I answered with Gusto Some meals just scream out to be beefed up. Add a little punch. Forget the girly syrup and sweet and turn it into a meal for a man. And that’s just what happened here. Breakfast was calling. And this open-face ham and egg waffle sandwich was everything this… The post Open Face Ham and Egg Waffle Sandwich appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Walnut Crusted Grilled Beef Tenderloins with Charred Brussels
Walnut-crusted grilled beef tenderloin is a masterpiece on its own. And those grill charred Brussels sprouts on the side up the healthy ante and make you feel good. Old fashioned walnut crusted beef tenderloin Some days you just crave old fashioned simple red meat. In my case, that’s like every day. We’ll blame it on… The post Walnut Crusted Grilled Beef Tenderloins with Charred Brussels appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Fried Catfish Po’boys with Spicy Remoulade Sauce
Make crispy fried catfish po'boys with tangy remoulade sauce. Learn techniques for perfect cornmeal crust and authentic flavors. Southern comfort at home. The post Fried Catfish Po’boys with Spicy Remoulade Sauce appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Spicy Mustard Brats with Sauerkraut
Time to flex those spatula-flipping forearms and proudly wear that barbecue sauce stained apron like your lucky socks. It’s full-on, step up the bat, hit a home run, drop the mic and call it a day grill season. Time to flex those burger-flipping forearms and proudly wear that barbecue sauce stained apron like your lucky… The post Spicy Mustard Brats with Sauerkraut appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Salmon
Grilling fish is not hard; it’s not complicated. Don’t overthink it. The forethought on this delicious grilled salmon recipe is the brown sugar salmon glaze with a hint of mustard. Welcome, salmon lovers! If you’re tired of the same old basic salmon recipes, then get ready for a flavor explosion that will leave your taste… The post Grilled Salmon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chili Cheese Dog
A Chili cheese dog is seriously awesome. There are hot dogs, and there are HOT DOGS. This Chili Cheese Dog is definitely the latter. Loaded with Chili & Cheese, you can’t have just one. Get ready to indulge in the ultimate comfort food: Chili Cheese Dogs! This mouthwatering recipe combines the deliciousness of hot dogs… The post Chili Cheese Dog appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Steak and Peppers
This recipe for grilled steak and peppers is simple and has fresh flavors that blend and before you know it, the two of you have gorged on a spring feast fit for four. It’s that time of year where people are kicking the mildew off those grill covers and starting small forest fires with their… The post Grilled Steak and Peppers appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Weeknight Chipotle Chicken Burritos
These weeknight chipotle chicken burritos are ready in minutes and aren’t falling short on Latin dinner cravings! Maybe it’s the tortillas. Their soft foldable perfection… Maybe it’s the crisp toppings. Only limited by my imagination… Maybe it’s the zest from the perfect blend of spices. Kicked up and customized for a personal heatwave. Whatever it is,… The post Weeknight Chipotle Chicken Burritos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Killer Ribs – Costillas de la Matanza
Costillas de la Matanza are pork ribs dusted with subtle flavors, smoked, and made with some of the best, freshest pork you can get your hands on.. Costillas de la Matanza We interrupt your day for something very important – ribs. Not just any ribs, but Costillas de la Matanza – killer ribs. Well, ok, that’s… The post Killer Ribs – Costillas de la Matanza appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Leftover Ham and Gnocchi Skillet
This Ham and Gnocchi skillet is a leftover loving dream. Something that’s not just cheese and pasta, not just more ham between two slabs of wonder bread. So Good, you’ll smoke a ham just to have this later in the week. Leftovers is a word that can make even the most peppy people roll their… The post Leftover Ham and Gnocchi Skillet appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Quick Fried Chicken Sandwiches
Craving a crispy, juicy fried chicken sandwich but don’t want to spend hours in the kitchen? These quick fried chicken sandwich recipe delivers all the flavor without the wait. We’ve perfected a method that gets you from craving to crunching in record time. The secret? A speedy breading technique and the perfect oil temperature for… The post Quick Fried Chicken Sandwiches appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Taco Nacho Bowl
Cheese Covered Taco Nacho Bowl; piles of warm finger linking goodness, you’ll need extra napkins for this one. Who says a taco needs a shell. Forget quaint meals and bikini bottom diets. This one is for those of us who never truly weaned ourselves off of the winter indulgence and prepping for a busy active… The post Taco Nacho Bowl appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Easy Tuna Noodle Casserole
This Tuna Noodle Casserole Recipe is simple. One trusty pan and some simple ingredients can transform this classic from old-school to a weeknight staple. The next time you and your family are craving a simple casserole dish, grab this simple recipe. The flaky tuna mixed with creamy noodles and vegetables is always a family favorite.… The post Easy Tuna Noodle Casserole appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Corned Beef Sandwich
What makes the perfect corned beef sandwich? It’s all about the balance: tender slices of corned beef, crisp homemade slaw, tangy Russian dressing, and hearty pumpernickel bread. We’ve perfected each component of this deli classic to create a sandwich that’s worth every bite. This sandwich starts with properly cooked corned beef. If you need the… The post Corned Beef Sandwich appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Shake and Bake Pork Chops
Pork chops always seem to be on sale at the market. So, naturally, it is time for shake and bake pork chops to get added to the menu. This recipe is one the whole family will enjoy, and it’s a great recipe to have on hand for quick and easy meals. Juicy pork chops are… The post Shake and Bake Pork Chops appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Red Curry Coconut Pork
With a blend of warm red curry paste, sweet coconut milk, and a dash of tang from lime, this Red Curry Coconut Pork had me picking bits out of the pan to taste before I even snapped a picture. Not really sure where I was headed when I tossed this pork tenderloin in my cart.… The post Red Curry Coconut Pork appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Grilled Cheese Burger
Know that crunchy, buttery, cheesy goodness of a warm grilled cheese?  Well, this is a grilled cheese, burger, and loads of toppings combined to make your mouth water. Remember when mama would make you a grilled cheese sandwich, with the cheap government cheese? That stuff melts perfect. Now you’re a big kid, and forced to… The post Grilled Cheese Burger appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Double Smoked Chicken Mac and Cheese
Just in case you weren’t sure Mac and Cheese was the ultimate comfort food – this one seals the deal. Smoked cheese and smoked chicken, Mac and Cheese has never been so good. Just in case you weren’t sure mac and cheese was the ultimate male comfort food – this one seals the deal. Take… The post Double Smoked Chicken Mac and Cheese appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Turkey Tacos
These slow cooker turkey tacos are a great way to serve a big meal and not worry if someones going to have to ‘nuk their taco by the time they go back for seconds.   Nothing sparks random celebration quite like taco night (or tequila night… I don’t judge). With a plethora of easy fresh… The post Slow Cooker Turkey Tacos appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Copycat Olive Garden Pasta e Fagioli
Pasta e Fagioli; This soup is about as simple as they come. Quick to throw together, ready in an hour, and perfect for a cold day. Perfect for any day. Just don’t forget the unlimited bread sticks. Be honest, who’s not game for some unlimited breadsticks? Soft buttery awesomeness dipped in hot soup. Let’s get… The post Copycat Olive Garden Pasta e Fagioli appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chipotle Baked Tilapia
Chipotle Baked Tilapia is a quick and easy weeknight meal. Tender flaky fish with a perfectly crispy breading is our favorite way to dive into this fish dinner. When it comes to easy ways to add more fish to your diet, it doesn’t get any better than this tilapia baked in the oven for a… The post Chipotle Baked Tilapia appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Oven Roasted Sausage Skillet With Vegetables
This Sausage Skillet dish isn’t for breakfast.  Oven Roasted Sausage and Vegetables, tossed over pasta for a hearty meal that warms your soul. But when I take 5 minutes to pull myself out of it and preheat the oven to the same darn temp, dinner can be exponentially better. And use up a pile of… The post Oven Roasted Sausage Skillet With Vegetables appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Italian Ciabatta Sandwich
This kicking ciabatta sandwich features fun accoutrements on a nice ciabatta bread. It’s portable and packed with flavor for game day. One simply does not appreciate an ‘Italian’ hoagie unless they are from Philly. I have tried these submarine sandwiches in other parts of the country. They are just depressing knock offs of what should… The post Italian Ciabatta Sandwich appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pastrami Sliders
Perfect meaty little bite sized Pastrami sliders for your next party or tailgating celebration. Or because you just want bite sized sandwiches to pop all night long. The smaller you make something, the less calories it has. The less calories it has, the less guilt you feel when shoving them in your pie hole. By… The post Pastrami Sliders appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Maple Bacon Rye
This Maple Bacon Rye is a different breakfast drink, no girly umbrella needed. Heavy on the salt and rye. It will certainly wake you up in the morning. Bacon is the candy of meats. There isn’t a meal made worse by adding bacon. It’s a topping, a side, a staple, and I’ve even been known… The post Maple Bacon Rye appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Cajun Seafood Enchiladas
Creamy, flavor packed, Seafood Enchiladas with a Cajun kick. Impress your family tonight. If you can get your hands on crawfish, use those in place of the shrimp. Sometimes you have to just go with your gut. For example; enchiladas bursting with andouille, crab, and shrimp all in a heavenly cream sauce. Yeah, this one… The post Cajun Seafood Enchiladas appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Beef Stroganoff
Want to master classic, creamy, comforting beef stroganoff but worried about ending up with tough meat or broken sauce? This foolproof recipe delivers tender beef and silky mushroom cream sauce every time. The key to perfect stroganoff lies in two critical steps: properly searing the beef for flavor while keeping it tender, and creating a… The post Beef Stroganoff appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Chorizo Shepherd’s Pie
Turn shepherd's pie into something a little more zesty for the family with chorizo, where sweet potatoes meet spicy chorizo for an epic meal. The post Chorizo Shepherd’s Pie appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Steak & Brussels Sprouts Stir Fry
Brussels sprouts, when cooked well, are damned delicious. This Brussels Sprouts Stir Fry combines them with Flank Steak to leave you drooling for more. The internet was made for haters and porn – as eloquently put by Aisha Tyler. A statement I believe to be 100% based upon solid hard earned fact. So let’s talk… The post Steak & Brussels Sprouts Stir Fry appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Maple Bacon Pancakes
Maple Bacon Pancakes; for when having your bacon on the side just doesn’t cut it, put some right in the pancakes. Just because I’m all about the savory meat packed recipes and a hot dog every now and then, doesn’t mean I don’t have a spot in my heart full of warm and fuzzies that… The post Maple Bacon Pancakes appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Crab Stuffed Chesapeake Omelet
Trying to pull out the stops for breakfast? This is it. This is the sexiest omelet you can make. Don’t believe me? Try it. Man tip: Make your lady breakfast every now and then. Eggs are simple, you really can’t screw them up. So why don’t you roll up your sleeves while she’s blow-drying her… The post Crab Stuffed Chesapeake Omelet appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Slow Cooker Creamy Chicken Noodle Soup
Could I take on the world’s most boring soup and make it spoon worthy? Here’s my attempt to add a wee bit of punch to the classic and make me forget those little tin cans forever. Years of sniffles and childhood colds have pretty-much ruined chicken noodle soup for me. Now when I’m sick, the… The post Slow Cooker Creamy Chicken Noodle Soup appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Fiesta Alfredo Mac and Cheese
Noodles, cheese, veggies, and protein. A meal to make your inner fat kid happy. Take noodles, add some cheese, and you have a meal you can mix and match 365 days a year and make your inner fat kid happy. Toss in some extra veggies and protein and you can even call it dinner –… The post Fiesta Alfredo Mac and Cheese appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Pepperoni Sliders
These sliders are also loaded with pepperoni to heat up the night. Find the spiciest you can and use it to knock the flavor up a bit. The thing about sliders is they are the perfect combination to be deadly. Disguised as ‘mini’ they quickly set off a woman’s natural born cuteness radar and attract… The post Pepperoni Sliders appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Make Ahead Beef Enchiladas
The harmony of meat and cheese topped with the perfect red sauce makes these little babies enchiladas, and that makes me happy. There’s something absolutely spot on about the combination of meat and cheese all tucked into little tortilla blankets. The harmony of meat and cheese can only be topped with the perfect red sauce… The post Make Ahead Beef Enchiladas appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Colorado Green Chili
Green chili? That’s right! It’s The Colorado twist with a pile of chiles on everyone’s favorite bowl of comfort food. And this recipe is right on the money. Chili is a one pot wonder of flavor that showcases all that is right in the world. It’s homey, warm, comforting, and has to come with a… The post Colorado Green Chili appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Tortas Hamburguesas
Tortas hamburguesas comes together (almost) as quickly as those grocery market boxes and knocks them clear off the shelves. Making homemade tortas hamburguesas Ground beef. It’s like the be all end all American staple. Between “Helpers”, skillet meals, sauce packets, and kits, there’s not much mom can’t make on the quick with a pound or… The post Tortas Hamburguesas appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Thai Chicken Stew
Soup and I don’t get along very well. Stew on the other hand, thick and hearty, stick to your ribs stew. Forget about counting calories, There’s magic in there. Soup. It can be so boring. Sure, it’s healthy, packed with nutrients and all that mambo jumbo. But, it’s also so packed with sodium and decomposing… The post Thai Chicken Stew appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Double-Smoked Stuffed Salmon
When it comes to simple flavors, this double smoked salmon recipe is amazing. Fresh salmon filets stuffed with tender smoked salmon and fresh herbs makes for an amazing dinner recipe! Sometimes you have to make like a bear and well, eat fish. It can’t be all red meat and rarity because sometimes, as much as… The post Double-Smoked Stuffed Salmon appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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Hot Brown Sandwich Recipe
This is no boring old turkey sandwich. The Hot Brown Sandwich is smothered in gravy and topped with pieces of crispy bacon. It is unmistakably delicious. The Hot Brown Turkey Sandwich is a great way to level up your basic turkey recipes. It’s the ultimate comfort food sandwich with warm gravy, crisp bacon, and fresh… The post Hot Brown Sandwich Recipe appeared first on Girl Carnivore.
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This Week's Recipes
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Maine: State Enacts Law Protecting Medical Cannabis Patients From Workplace Discrimination
"No patient should have to choose between their medicine or their job." The post Maine: State Enacts Law Protecting Medical Cannabis Patients From Workplace Discrimination appeared first on NORML.
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Federal Marijuana Trafficking Prosecutions Plummet Following Adoption of State-Level Legalization Laws
Federal law enforcement officials in 2025 charged fewer than 400 people with marijuana trafficking, the lowest total ever. The post Federal Marijuana Trafficking Prosecutions Plummet Following Adoption of State-Level Legalization Laws appeared first on NORML.
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Alabama: Following Years of Delays, Patients Can Finally Access Authorized Medical Cannabis Products
"Starting today, lawmakers, regulators, and licensed providers must begin putting patients’ needs first." The post Alabama: Following Years of Delays, Patients Can Finally Access Authorized Medical Cannabis Products appeared first on NORML.
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Kentucky: Governor Issues Executive Order Expanding Medical Cannabis Access
"This emergency regulation will help more Kentuckians reclaim their lives through safe, nonaddictive medical cannabis.” Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear said. The post Kentucky: Governor Issues Executive Order Expanding Medical Cannabis Access appeared first on NORML.
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Alaska: Lawmakers Send Cannabis Record Sealing Bill to Governor’s Desk
"Sealing these records from public view is a logical and overdue step and will provide Alaskans with greater access to jobs, housing, education, and other economic opportunities." The post Alaska: Lawmakers Send Cannabis Record Sealing Bill to Governor’s Desk appeared first on NORML.
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Vermont: Lawmakers Advance Bill to Governor Doubling Adult-Use Marijuana Possession Limits
Under current law, possessing up to one ounce of cannabis is legal, but possessing between one and two ounces is classified as a criminal misdemeanor – punishable by up to six months in jail and a $500 fine. The post Vermont: Lawmakers Advance Bill to Governor Doubling Adult-Use Marijuana Possession Limits appeared first on NORML.
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Analysis: Opioid Overdoses Decrease Following Enactment of Marijuana Legalization Laws
"These findings add to the already robust evidence documenting the opioid-sparing effects of cannabis and highlight the role legal cannabis access can play in mitigating the public health burden associated with the use of prescription and non-prescription opiates." The post Analysis: Opioid Overdoses Decrease Following Enactment of Marijuana Legalization Laws appeared first on NORML.
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Pew Poll: Marijuana Prohibition Is Increasingly Unpopular Among Americans
"Liberalizing marijuana laws continues to be a policy that is widely favored by voters. Elected officials who refuse to take action to end cannabis criminalization, or who vote stand in the way of these reform efforts, do so at their own political peril.” The post Pew Poll: Marijuana Prohibition Is Increasingly Unpopular Among Americans appeared first on NORML.
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NORML Seeks Seat at DEA Marijuana Rescheduling Hearing, Says Consumers Must Be Represented
NORML argues that the hearing record will be incomplete unless it includes the perspective of adult cannabis consumers — the constituency NORML has represented for more than fifty years. The post NORML Seeks Seat at DEA Marijuana Rescheduling Hearing, Says Consumers Must Be Represented appeared first on NORML.
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Why Your Support for NORML Matters More Than Ever
Supporting NORML matters more now than ever before. This isn’t about protecting Wall Street weed profits. It’s about finishing the fight for justice, equity, and freedom. The post Why Your Support for NORML Matters More Than Ever appeared first on NORML.
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As Donald Trump Turns 80, Bob Dylan Shares Pros And Cons Of Being An Octogenarian
Today is Donald Trump's birthday. He is turning 80 years old and doing some wild and stupid shit to celebrate, which includes turning the White House lawn into a UFC arena. In honor of the President's birthday, The New York Times reached out to a bunch of incredible individuals who are in their eighth decade or have surpassed it. I was today years old when I found out Gloria Steinem was 92. NINETY-TWO. Amazing. She was on the list, along with Bob Dylan, Liza Minnelli, Robert De Niro, Art Garfunk
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Bruce Springsteen Receives Social Justice Award, Apologizes To Bono At Tribeca Festival
Yesterday, the final day of Tribeca Film Festival, Bruce Springsteen was honored with the Harry Belafonte Voices For Social Justice Award. It's an honor awarded to individuals for their use of artistic storytelling to promote change in their communities. Springsteen has been especially vocal about the devastation of communities and democracy with the infiltration of ICE in American cities, highlighting that on Land Of Hopes And Dream Tour, and his celebration of centuries-spanning American music
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Morrissey Reportedly Gets Shitpost Taken Down Amid Legal Fight With Imposters
The Instagram account MozPosting is a beloved source of Morrissey memes, shitposts, and the like. Unfortunately the admin may have taken things too far with a fake Morrissey Central blog post that has gone so viral that the Smiths singer's management has reportedly asked them to take it down. The post Morrissey Reportedly Gets Shitpost Taken Down Amid Legal Fight With Imposters appeared first on Stereogum.
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Katy Perry Sings With 10-Year-Old Tius Luka At World Cup Opening Ceremony
The final 2026 FIFA World Cup USA Opening Ceremony went down last night at Inglewood's Los Angeles Stadium, featuring performances from LISA, Anitta, Tyla, Rema, Future, Dan + Shay, and Purahei Soul. It also had a headlining set from Katy Perry, who was joined by the 10-year-old Norwegian singer Tius Luka for her 143 track "Wonder." The post Katy Perry Sings With 10-Year-Old Tius Luka At World Cup Opening Ceremony appeared first on Stereogum.
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Alice Cooper Gifts His Latest Album To Man Who Found His Credit Card At Payson Gas Station
Here is a wholesome news story for the weekend: An Arizona man named Geoff Guy found a credit card at a Payson gas station, and it happened to belong to Alice Cooper, who had been golfing in the area and accidentally left the card at a pump. He managed to get it back to the rock legend, and was rewarded with a signed copy of his latest album The Revenge Of Alice Cooper. The post Alice Cooper Gifts His Latest Album To Man Who Found His Credit Card At Payson Gas Station appeared first on Stereogum
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La Sécurité’s Bingo! Is The Art-Punk Party Record Your Weekend Needs
When our pal Ryan Leas covered Pop Montréal for us a few years back, he brought back word of La Sécurité, who he described as a brooding and shadowy art-punk band with a dash of Devo's playfulness. That francophone combo is back today with Bingo!, their second LP, and I didn't want to head into the weekend without recommending it. The post La Sécurité’s em Bingo! /em Is The Art-Punk Party Record Your Weekend Needs appeared first on Stereogum.
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Michael Surpasses Bohemian Rhapsody To Become Highest Grossing Musician Biopic Ever
In 2018, the Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody became the highest-grossing musician biopic of all time. It accumulated awards, with Rami Malek winning a Golden Globe for his performance as Freddie Mercury and the film taking home Best Picture. Now, Michael has broken the record, bringing in $911.9 million worldwide. The post em Michael /em Surpasses em Bohemian Rhapsody /em To Become Highest Grossing Musician Biopic Ever appeared first on Stereogum.
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The 5 Best Songs Of The Week
Every week the Stereogum staff chooses the five best new songs of the week. The eligibility period begins and ends Thursdays right before midnight. You can hear this week’s picks below and on Stereogum’s Favorite New Music Spotify playlist, which is updated weekly. (An expanded playlist of our new music picks is available to subscribers on Spotify and Apple Music, updated throughout the week.) The post The 5 Best Songs Of The Week appeared first on Stereogum.
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Hear A Track From The Fall’s New Album Recorded Before Mark E. Smith’s Death
When post-punk iconoclast Mark E. Smith passed away from lung and kidney cancer in 2018, the Fall had been working on a new album. Now, that album is finally coming out. It's called Post Script, and the lead single "30 Degrees" is here. The post Hear A Track From The Fall’s New Album Recorded Before Mark E. Smith’s Death appeared first on Stereogum.
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Fousheé – “Drive”
In the past, I've referred to Fousheé as an alt-R&B singer. That's a pretty vague genre tag, but it doesn't really apply anymore. No genre tag does. Fousheé seems perfectly happy wandering all over the map, and she's made some extremely cool music along the way. Last year, Fousheé teamed up with Yung Lean and Iceage's Elias Rønnenfelt on the one-off single "Little Gods." Fousheé and Rønnenfelt did a Smerz remix together, too. Today, Fousheé releases "Drive," the new song that Rønnenfelt prod
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The Album Leaf Announce New Album A Body Of Voices: Hear “Turns” (Feat. Nicole Miglis)
Leaves drop every autumn, and this year that includes the Album Leaf. Jimmy LaValle's longstanding ambient/electronic/post-rock project will release their ninth LP, A Body Of Voices, in October. It will feature LaValle's recent singles with Stephen McBean of Black Mountain and Pink Mountaintops, Spencer Zahn, Maiah Manser, and Aisha Badru, as well as a new team-up with Nicole Miglis of Hundred Waters, who has apparently been making the rounds after her solo debut Myopia two years ago; she also a
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Carly Simon Announces First New Album In 18 Years: Hear “Howl”
Carly Simon is back. Today the legendary singer-songwriter is announcing Comes In Waves, her first new studio album of original songs since 2008's This Kind Of Love. The lead single "Howl" is here now. The post Carly Simon Announces First New Album In 18 Years: Hear “Howl” appeared first on Stereogum.
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Gloorp – “Ice Bath” (Feat. Chasia)
Back in May we learned of the latest album from Garrett Burke, the Philly producer and percussionist known as Gloorp. It's out in July, and pleasingly, it's called Gloorp Life. (The last one was called Gloorp 'Em Up. This guy is good at naming things.) The post Gloorp – “Ice Bath” (Feat. Chasia) appeared first on Stereogum.
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Elvis Costello Knocks Oasis, Defends Olivia
Elvis Costello will say whatever. He doesn't care. In the past, that tendency has gotten him into trouble. He was famously banned from Saturday Night Live earlier in his career, and he once said some drunken, racist stuff against Ray Charles that he's still apologizing for decades later. (Don't Google that. It'll bum you out.) Today, Costello is a beloved figure of the rock 'n' roll establishment; he just sang one of his songs with Stephen Colbert on Colbert's final Late Show last month. But Cos
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Matt Proxy Announces Debut Album Trojan Horse Feat. fakemink, Current Joys, & Grimes
A few months ago, Matt Proxy, a 19-year-old rapper/producer from Minneapolis, went viral for his closing verse on the 2026 Underground Sound cypher, a kind of summit meeting of extremely-online rage-rap kids. This summer, Proxy will tour with JPEGMAFIA. He'll also release his debut album Trojan Hose, which is set to feature some prominent guests. The post Matt Proxy Announces Debut Album em Trojan Horse /em Feat. fakemink, Current Joys, Grimes appeared first on Stereogum.
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Morrissey Says Political Activists Have Been Posing As Him Online, Including One Linked To Former Smiths Bandmate
While Morrissey is still popular enough to headline festivals in America, his career suffered in the past few years, largely thanks to evidence of his fucked-up political ties, such as the time that he wore a button supporting the right-wing extremist group For Britain while performing on The Tonight Show in 2019. Last year, though, Morrissey claimed that he was the victim of a "decades-long campaign of fraud, disinformation, and defamation" that aimed to tie him to far-right politics. Now, Morr
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Olivia Rodrigo Shares “stupid song” Video, Performs It For The First Time On Jimmy Kimmel
Olivia Rodrigo's heavily anticipated new album you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love is finally out today. As if the great early singles "drop dead" and "the cure" and the involvement of figures like Robert Smith and Weyes Blood hadn't already convinced the discerning listeners of the world to care, Rodrigo did a ton of promo on the LA leg of her press tour this week. That included a surprise appearance at 102.7 KIIS FM listening event, a pop-up for AMEX, a love advice radio show with iHeart
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Bob Dylan Performs “I Shall Be Released” For The First Time In 18 Years
Bob Dylan, still a tireless road dog at 85, loves to pull out a random deep cut at a random show. Dylan is now 64 years and 40 studio albums deep into his career, so his catalog is vast, and he can pick from a lot of tracks. Last week, for instance, Dylan kicked off the latest leg of his Rough And Rowdy Ways Tour in Troutdale, Oregon, and he played his song "Baby, Will You Be My Baby," recorded in 1967 and not officially released until 2014, for the first time ever. On Tuesday, Dylan hit Eugene,
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Angine de Poitrine Make Silent, Surprise Appearance To Accept Billboard Canada Award
The anonymous, elaborately costumed Montreal microtonal math-rock duo Angine de Poitrine are one of the more charming viral success stories in recent memory. Ever since the band's KEXP session went nuclear early this year, they've been getting the rock-star treatment, including high placement on festival lineups, heavy demand on Record Store Day, huge streaming numbers, and even tribute performances halfway around the world. Before they got famous, the duo won Artist Of The Year at the 2025 Gala
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Zach Bryan – “Breakfast In Bed”
Prolific country-rock megastar Zach Bryan loves to drop a new track without warning or context. Sometimes, that music never even appears on streaming services. Sometimes, it's just a video of him playing an unreleased song acoustic. Since his self-produced records are so resolutely lo-fi, there's often little difference between that audio and the stuff that he puts on his records. The post Zach Bryan – “Breakfast In Bed” appeared first on Stereogum.
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Stranger Cole, Reggae Pioneer, Dead At 83
Stranger Cole, the Jamaican singer who was a big part of the ska and rocksteady boom in the '60s, has passed away. Jamaica Observer reports that Cole died at Kingston's University Hospital Of The West Indies on Thursday. Cole's son Wilburn "Squiddly" Cole says that his father was admitted to the hospital two weeks ago after a long illness, but he didn't reveal the cause of Cole's death. Cole was 83. The post Stranger Cole, Reggae Pioneer, Dead At 83 appeared first on Stereogum.
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In Latest Twist For Napster, DOJ Says $3 Billion Investor Was Fake
Because its peer-to-peer file sharing software was so revolutionary for music fans, Napster looms large in the minds of a whole generation. Thus, the Napster IP has changed hands many times over the past quarter-century as companies including Roxio, Best Buy, Rhapsody, MelodyVR, and Hivemind have attempted to attach the Napster brand name to on-demand streaming services and internet radio. Most recently, the Metaverse company Infinite Reality bought Napster for $207 million last year with plans
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Fenix Flexin Denies Viral Song “Rubberz” Is AI-Generated
Fenix Flexin is a longtime member of Shoreline Mafia, the LA rap crew who had a run of huge regional success a few years ago. Right now, though, he's having a wave of success for a completely different reason. Last week, Fenix released "Rubberz," a fussy and synthy dance-pop track where he sings in a British accent, almost doing a Morrissey impression. It's a fascinating left turn, but the conversation around the track has taken on a more depressing edge for a specific reason: A whole lot of peo
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Taylor Swift Says “Sombr Is The Future,” Quotes Yellowstone At Songwriters Hall Of Fame Induction
It's not like Taylor Swift ever disappears for any extended stretch of time, but pop music's reigning superstar has been especially active for the past week. Last Friday, she released her Toy Story 5 soundtrack song "I Knew It, I Knew You." On Tuesday, she performed that song and sang with Randy Newman at the film's premiere. On Wednesday, she sat courtside at Game 4 of the NBA Finals with two Haim sisters and Detective Olivia Benson, all of them rocking matching novelty shirts. And on Thursday
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Premature Evaluation: Olivia Rodrigo you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love
The post Premature Evaluation: Olivia Rodrigo em you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love /em appeared first on Stereogum.
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Lucy Dacus, The Last Dinner Party, This Is Lorelei, & More Pick Their Favorite Album Of 2026 So Far
Last week the Stereogum staff listed our picks for the year's best albums so far. A few weeks earlier, during our visit to Salt Lake City for Kilby Block Party, our team posed the question to some of our favorite artists at the fest. Kilby performers including Lucy Dacus, the Last Dinner Party, This Is Lorelei, Ben Kweller, Cardinals, and more weighed in with their own 2026 album recommendations. (Isaac Brock opted out because he exists outside of time. The universe is shaped exactly like the Ea
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Sari Lightman – “Give It All Up”
Last month Sari Lightman of Tasseomancy and Lightman & Lightman made her solo debut with "The Way I Saw You." The lead single serves as the magical title track of her forthcoming album, which is produced by Meg Duffy. Now the Canadian indie musician is unveiling another beautiful preview with "Give It All Up." The post Sari Lightman – “Give It All Up” appeared first on Stereogum.
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Hovvdy – “Blast”
I don't think of Hovvdy as a band where the singer holds a microphone, which is to say I don't think of core duo Will Taylor and Charlie Martin as frontmen in the classic sense. The band's music feels too insular and introverted for that kind of showmanship. I think of these guys holding instruments when they sing, not really commanding my attention, letting the song do the talking. But they're changing my perception with this new album rollout. The post Hovvdy – “Blast” appear
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Sylvan Esso – “Hot Slob”
I think of Sylvan Esso as a synth-driven project, so it's interesting to hear them launch into a new era with such a guitar-driven song. The post Sylvan Esso – “Hot Slob” appeared first on Stereogum.
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Hank Heaven – “Thread”
Hank Heaven's last release was 2024's Loaded Dice, which featured the Beach Bunny collab "Beloved." Now, the NYC singer-songwriter is back with an endearing new tune called "Thread." The post Hank Heaven – “Thread” appeared first on Stereogum.
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Snag – “Unarrest Me”
In about one month, Milwaukee screamo champions Snag will release All The Cages Holding Us Will One Day Turn To Dust, their first album for the great Deathwish label. I have heard All The Cages..., and there's a whole lot of jagged passion at work on that record. You might've heard some of it in lead single "Debilitated," and you might hear more of it in album opener "Unarrest Me." The post Snag – “Unarrest Me” appeared first on Stereogum.
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Bad Bad Hats & Party Nails Launch New Band Megasound, Announce Self-Titled Debut
New indie-pop supergrou alert! Since 2012, Kerry Alexander and Chris Hoge have been the main members of the cult-favorite Minneapolis group Bad Bad Hats. Last year, they released a 10th-anniversary version of their debut album Psychic Reader, with a bonus LP over other bands covering their stuff. Other bands were down to participate, and the list of contributors included Ratboys, the Front Bottoms, Hippo Campus, and Party Nails, the one-woman project from LA-based musician Elena Carroll. Now, Al
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Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds Kick Off European Tour With Live Rarities, Pogues Cover
On Wednesday night, Knick Cave — sorry. My head is elsewhere this morning. Nick Cave. You know I saw Nick Cave play Madison Square Garden once? The only time that the White Stripes played the world's most famous arena was in 2007, and they booked Cave's band Grinderman and the late country legend Porter Wagoner as their openers. That was a good night at the Garden. It probably wasn't as good as last night at the Garden, but it was still good. The post Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds Kick Off Europe
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The Strokes Push Back Album, Announce Hometown Show With Beach House, TV On The Radio, & Fcukers
The Strokes have some good news and some bad news for you. Bad news first: You'll have to wait longer for Reality Awaits. The band's first album in six years was scheduled for release June 26, but a new press release today indicates the band has pushed it back by four weeks. It will now be released on July 24. Maybe they're busy erasing all of Nick Valensi's parts? The post The Strokes Push Back Album, Announce Hometown Show With Beach House, TV On The Radio, Fcukers appeared first on Stereogu
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Grumpy – “Twenty Five”
New Grumpy! The NYC indie project helmed by Heaven Schmitt released the awesome Piebald EP last year, and now they're back with a magnificent new tune called "Twenty Five." The post Grumpy – “Twenty Five” appeared first on Stereogum.
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Wu-Tang Clan’s Halftime Performance Preceded (And Sparked?) The Knicks’ Historic NBA Finals Comeback
If one wanted to view it this way, one could conclude the Wu-Tang Clan willed their hometown New York Knicks to the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history last night. The post Wu-Tang Clan’s Halftime Performance Preceded (And Sparked?) The Knicks’ Historic NBA Finals Comeback appeared first on Stereogum.
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Overmono – “Even Angels Ghost” (Feat. Kindora)
The big-deal Welsh dance duo Overmono, made up of brothers Tom and Ed Russell, will release their new album Pure Devotion later this summer, and we already posted lead single "Lockup." Yesterday, they followed that track with the thumping, hypnotic "Even Angels Ghost," their latest team-up with the Tennessee-based singer Kindora. The post Overmono – “Even Angels Ghost” (Feat. Kindora) appeared first on Stereogum.
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Actress – “Live By You” (Feat. CASISDEAD)
Almost exactly two years ago, Darren J. Cunningham, the adventurous London-based producer who records as Actress, released his stark, nocturnal LP Statik, which made it onto our list of 2024's best electronic albums. Now, Actress goes in a very different direction on his new single "Live By You," a collaboration with the mysterious grime MC CASISDEAD. The post Actress – “Live By You” (Feat. CASISDEAD) appeared first on Stereogum.
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Bonnaroo 2026 Merch Appears To Be AI-Generated
It's Bonnaroo time, baby! Look at that lineup! The Strokes! Noah Kahan! Rüfüs Du Sol! Kesha Presents: Superjâm Esoteríca: The Alchemy Of Pop! It's about to be an epic weekend, one that you will surely want to commemorate with the purchase of a $45 festival T-shirt that depicts some skeletons on an acid bus! The vibes are magical! Until you find out that a computer spat those skeletons out! Allegedly! The post Bonnaroo 2026 Merch Appears To Be AI-Generated appeared first on Stereogum.
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Jimi Hendrix Way Unveiled In NYC
Jimi Hendrix grew up in Seattle and broke through in London, but before and after finding fame, he made New York City's Greenwich Village his home base. That's where Hendrix set up Electric Lady, his personal recording studio, which remains a fixture of the neighborhood today. And as of today it's where you can walk down Jimi Hendrix Way. The post Jimi Hendrix Way Unveiled In NYC appeared first on Stereogum.
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Morrissey Has Satirical Post About His “Malefactors” Taken Down: Report
Morrissey didn t appreciate a certain bit of recent satire directed at him, apparently. The Smiths singer s team is said to have requested a post on Instagram by Morrissey-meme maker MozPosting be taken down, according to reporting by Stereogum. Morrissey s team apparently sent the request saying the post constituted copyright infringement Please click the link below to read the full article.
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Bruce Springsteen Wants to Find “Common Ground” with Fans Who Have Walked Away Because of Politics
Bruce Springsteen is hoping he can find common ground with former fans who have walked away from him because of his outspoken left-leaning beliefs. That was the heart of Springsteen s answer when asked how he feels about fans who have become alienated due to his political stances. Bono posed the Please click the link below to read the full article.
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RUSH Perform “A Farewell to Kings” for First Time Since 1979 at Fourth Night of Reunion Tour: Watch
After three nights of surprises at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, to kick off their highly anticipated reunion tour, RUSH pulled one more rabbit out of the hat on the fourth and final night at the venue on Saturday night, performing A Farewell to Kings for the first time Please click the link below to read the full article.
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JAY-Z 30 at SoFi Stadium: How to Get Tickets
JAY-Z is bringing his JAY-Z 30 celebration to SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Friday, October 23rd one of only two new dates in a larger series of shows marking the 30th anniversary of his debut album Reasonable Doubt. The show follows JAY-Z s first solo concert in six years Please click the link below to read the full article.
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Donald Trump’s Name Torn Off the Kennedy Center
A pretty short, pretty dumb era has come to a close. President Donald Trump s name has been torn from the Kennedy Center. In a court filing Saturday, the Trump Administration confirmed that the portion of the building s sign bearing Trump s name had been removed, though a tarp remains draped over Please click the link below to read the full article.
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Katy Perry Performs at World Cup Opening Ceremony with 10-Year-Old Tius Luka
Shortly before kickoff for the United States 2026 World Cup opening match against Paraguay, Katy Perry got things going with a performance of Wonder alongside 10-year-old Norwegian singer Tius Luka. Dressed in a shimmering silver dress, Perry belted out the song with an equally shiny microphone in one hand and Please click the link below to read the full article.
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Ed Sheeran to Kick Off Massive “LOOP Tour” of North America
Ed Sheeran is set to kick off a long-awaited, massive stadium tour of North America. The 27-date LOOP Tour in support of the singer-songwriter s latest album, Play, commences Saturday, June 13th in Glendale, Arizona at State Farm Stadium. From there, Sheeran hits Chicago, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Toronto, Philadelphia, as Please click the link below to read the full article.
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The Strokes Put on a Very Strokesian Show at Bonnaroo with Live Debuts and Kanye Jokes
At 11:00 p.m. on Friday, June 13th, The Strokes brought their Reality Awaits era to Bonnaroo 2026, taking to the What stage for an 18-song headlining set. For an about an hour and a half, the band ripped through fan favorites old and new, while Julian Casablancas crooned away and offered Please click the link below to read the full article.
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Ariana Grande Launches New Foundation After White House Uses Music in ICE Video
Ariana Grande has launched a new foundation to fund organizations working with vulnerable communities in the wake of the White House using her music without permission in a video promoting ICE. Grande s newly created The Brighter Days Ahead Foundation to help fund organizations supporting immigrant family needs, LGBTQ+ causes, mental Please click the link below to read the full article.
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Best Last-Minute Father’s Day Headphone Deals
Amazon s Prime Day 2026 doesn t kick off until June 23rd, but you don t have to wait for the official event to score great headphone deals. Massive early discounts are already live on premium noise-canceling models from Sony, Bose, and Beats making this the absolute final window to lock in Please click the link below to read the full article.
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Best Last-Minute Father’s Day AirPods Deals
Prime Day 2026 doesn t arrive until June 23rd, but Amazon has already rolled out some excellent early Apple AirPods deals. With massive discounts already live, this is the absolute final window to lock in a shipping delivery date for Father s Day. The best deals are highlighted by the top-of-line AirPods Pro 3 dropping Please click the link below to read the full article.
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Justice Department Says It’s A-OK for Paramount to Acquire Warner Bros.: Report
The U.S. government is smiling on one of the biggest potential entertainment mergers ever, as the Justice Department s Antitrust Division has approved Paramount Skydance s $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, Politico reports. The decision, according to sources, did not include any requirements for divestitures, behavioral remedies or concessions. This Please click the link below to read the full article.
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Jimmy Kimmel Pulls in Colbert Viewers as Fallon’s Ratings Stagnate
It s been a couple of weeks since The Late Show with Stephen Colbert went off the air, and the dust is settling on the ratings shakeup. As Puck reports, Jimmy Kimmel Live s ratings have surged 66%, while The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon s marks have grown a modest 11%. In the week Please click the link below to read the full article.
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Michael Is Now the Highest-Grossing Musical Biopic of All Time
Despite expensive reshoots and legal drama, Antoine Fuqua s Michael Jackson biopic Michael has become the highest-grossing musical biopic of all time, now having earned $911.9 million worldwide. (Grossing $1 billion definitely seems within the film s reach.) Deadline reported the news Friday along with a breakdown of all the other box Please click the link below to read the full article.
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Heavy Song of the Week: Show Me the Body Dish Out Street-Level Radical Love on “Eat for Peace”
Heavy Song of the Week is a feature on Heavy Consequence breaking down the top metal, punk, and hard rock tracks you need to hear every Friday. This week, we highlight the new single Eat for Peace from Show Me the Body. I saw Show Me the Body years ago Please click the link below to read the full article.
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Humdrum Book Club’s Andrew Ross on Tape, Texture and Truth
Photo Courtesy of Humdrum BookClub In an age of AI and ever-advancing technology, Andrew Ross still believes in the value of the authentic, tangible, and affecting. Over the past few decades, entertainment, whether movies, TV, or music, has become increasingly dictated by corporate mechanics and algorithms. What were once thought of as pure artistic expressions, acts of creativity that took ambitious swings and hoped to find resonance with audiences through that authenticity, have inst
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Horse Lords’ Heaven Can’t Wait
Horse Lords. (Credit: Kasia Zacharko) By the time of the release of Horse Lords’ last proper album, 2022’s Comradely Objects, three-fourths of the group—saxophonist Andrew Bernstein, bassist Max Eilbacher and guitarist Owen Gardner—had left their native Baltimore for Germany, leaving only drummer Sam Haberman in Charm City. Such a fracture would normally sink a band, especially one that had been active for a decade, with five ambitious, esoteric albums to their credit and a
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40 Shows in 40 Days ⚽
40 Shows in 40 Days ⚽ This week kicks off the FIFA World Cup, arguably the biggest sporting spectacle on the planet. With 48 teams and 104 matches, cities across North America are about to become one giant, global stage.From now until July 19, soccer is going to take over culture in a way most Americans might not quite comprehend.More from Spin: Bob Stanley Is One Reason You Love Pop Music, Even if You Didn’t Know It SPIN Canada June Cover Story: Juno-Winning Palestini
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Chamberlain’s Adam Rubenstein Readies New Solo LP
Adam Rubenstein (photo: Mike Rudy) Chamberlain guitarist/songwriter Adam Rubenstein will end a 10-year hiatus from solo releases this summer with the Aug. 14 arrival of Firebreak on Spartan Records. The album is led by the single “Still,” which chronicles the Indiana-reared musician’s decision to relocate to Ohio after having spent more than two decades in New York.“It s a song about moving and starting over, and coming to terms with the anxiety around that bui
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Nina Nastasia and Jim White Make Brittle Magic on ‘You Follow Me’
Nina Nastasia and Jim White Make Brittle Magic on ‘You Follow Me’ You Follow Me’s elusiveness for LP collectors feels appropriate. Released in 2007 by FatCat and featuring lithe production by Steve Albini, this collaboration saw a limited run on vinyl, making it expensive today for collectors to find a copy. Featuring Nina Nastasia’s deeply emotional and spare songwriting, You Follow Me is bolstered by Jim White’s masterful drumming. Now, with Temporary Residence’s limited reissue, fan
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Watch Weird Al Yankovic cover Sia’s “Chandelier” at Bonnaroo’s 2026 Superjam
Bonnaroo‘s 2026 edition is underway now in Manchester, TN, and one of the highlights each year is the Superjam, which brings typically brings a surprise collection of artists together for unique covers and/or collaborations. Kesha hosted this year’s on Saturday night (6/13), which was titled “Kesha Presents: Superjam Esoterica: The Alchemy of Pop.” Weird Al Yankovic, who did his own set later that night, was among the participants, and he took on Sia‘s 2014 hit R
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Killswitch Engage played Brooklyn Paramount with Machine Head, Iron Reagan & Havok (pics)
Metalcore lifers Killswitch Engage are back out on the road this month in continued support of their most recent album, 2024’s This Consequence. They have a stacked lineup of bands to join them, with groove metal veterans Machine Head, one of their forebears, and thrash bands Iron Reagan and Havok opening the shows. They stopped in NYC on Thursday night (6/11) for a show at Brooklyn Paramount, and you can see pictures from that by Rob Menzer below. The tour hits the DC edition of Warped To
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Tour news: She & Him, The Strokes, Fly Anakin, Billie Marten, The Menzingers, more
Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more. SHE HIM She Him have added more more shows to their fall tour including a second night at NYC’s Town Hall on September 23. View this post on Instagram THE STROKES The Strokes finally added an NYC show to their world tour, and it’s a doozy. BROWN HORSE UK country band Brown Horse recently wrapped up their first-ever North American tour which surrounded the releas
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Our Favorite Songs of the Week (Playlist)
Between our daily coverage, our Notable Releases and Indie Basement columns, and our monthly punk and rap roundups, we post tons of new music all the time here on BrooklynVegan. In an effort to keep track of all the new music we’re excited about, we’ve been posting a new playlist each week with many of the songs we love that were (mostly) released that week. This week’s playlist includes new music by L’Rain, Olivia Rodrigo, Chat Pile, Ty Segall, CFCF, Interpol, Thao, DJ Koze, Marci, Jack W
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8 New Songs Out Today
So many artists, so many songs, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we’d call “indie,” and talk about what metal is coming out. We post music news, track premieres, and more all day. We update a playlist weekly of some of our current favorite tracks. Here’s a daily roundup with a bunch of interesting, newly released songs in one place. LYKKE LI – “SICK OF LOVE (MURA MASA REMIX)” Mura Masa has taken Lykke
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Harrison Gordon announce new LP ‘BLISS’ (exclusive vinyl)
Normal, IL emo band Harrison Gordon have signed to Hopeless Records and announced their second album, BLISS. It’s the follow-up to their great 2023 debut The Yuppies are Winning (and last year’s also great Spring Break! EP), and it’s due out September 4 via their new label home. See the cover art and tracklist below. We have an exclusive “Violet and Black Stripes” vinyl variant of BLISS, limited to 200 copies and available for pre-order now in the BV shop. BLISS inc
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Listen to The Fall’s “30 Degrees” from posthumous album ‘Post Script’
The Fall had been working on a new album when Mark E Smith died in 2018 which is now finally coming out as Post Script. A song from the album has now been shared. “30 Degrees” sounds surprisingly big, by Fall standards, with synths layered with roaring guitars and a low, rolling bassline. Not bad but one wonders if this would actually sound quite like this if MES were still alive. And would he want a Fall album to be released without him being part of the process all the way? Regardl
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New exclusive vinyl: Superheaven’s ‘Ours is Chrome’ (Patina Rust Splash LP)
We’ve teamed up with Superheaven for an exclusive new vinyl variant of their essential second LP, 2015’s Ours is Chrome. It’s pressed to “Patina Rust Splash” vinyl and limited to 300 copies – pick up yours in the BV shop. We named Ours is Chrome one of the Best Punk Emo Albums of 2015-2019, where Andrew wrote: “Grungegaze” has become a trend to the point of oversaturation, but when Superheaven was first tapping into that combination of sounds, it
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New exclusive vinyl: PUP’s The Dream is Over (Orange Creamsicle LP w/ lenticular cover)
We’ve teamed up with PUP for an exclusive new vinyl variant of the 10th anniversary edition fantastic second album, 2016’s The Dream is Over. Our pressing is on “Orange Creamsicle” vinyl and includes a lenticular cover. It’s limited to 300 copies and available for pre-order now in the BV shop. We named The Dream is Over one of our 100 Best Punk Emo Albums of the 2010s, and in our list of the Best Punk/Emo Albums of 2016, Andrew wrote about it, “After singer
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The Philip Glass Ensemble performing ‘Einstein on the Beach’ 50th anniversary concerts (BAM Next Wave Fall 2026)
BAM has announced has announced the fall 2026 season of their Next Wave Festival and as part of it there are three performances of The Philip Glass Ensemble‘s “Einstein on the Beach–50th Anniversary Concert” on November 19, 20, and 21. Note this is not a staging on the Philip Glass / Robert Wilson “Einstein on the Beach” opera, as BAM explains: Some artworks change history, affecting everything that comes after them. Some change us, altering the way we perceive the
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Piebald break down every track on their first LP in over 15 years, ‘Tales for the Rages’
Piebald‘s first album in over 15 years, Tales For the Rages, is out today via Iodine. They wrote and recorded it between 2019 and 2025, and it was produced in part by Jay Maas, and mastered by Jack Shirley. Read Andrew’s review in Notable Releases, and for a deeper look into the album, Travis Shettel took us track by track through its songs. Read that below, and pick up our exclusive “Hot Pink Blue Smash” vinyl variant of Tales For The Rages, limited to 200 copies, in t
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Notable Releases of the Week (6/12)
Here in New York, we are still reeling from the Wu-Tang Clan calling the Knicks’ historic second-half comeback on Wednesday night (but job’s not finished!), and we’re also coming off a busy weekend thanks to Governors Ball. Dave and I talk about those things and more on today’s episode of BV Weekly, on which we also talk a lot about the new Olivia Rodrigo album and its Robert Smith duet, which is also one of the albums I have a written review of below. On top of the six I
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Indie Basement (6/12): the week in classic indie, alternative & college rock
Montreal looms large in this week’s Indie Basement, with two groups hailing from there (La Sécurité and CFCF) and half of another (Paycheque), plus Horse Lords‘ first album to feature vocals, and yet another explosive Jon Spencer album. This week’s Indie Basement Classic looks back at one of the best-ever original era shoegaze albums. Over in Notable Releases, Andrew reviews Olivia Rodrigo’s Cure-forward new album plus the latest from Piebald, YHWH Nailgun, Wiki and more.
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Cult of Luna announce new LP ‘The Shadow of Your Shadow,’ share title track
Swedish post-metal lifers Cult of Luna have announced their tenth album. The Shadow of Your Shadow, the follow-up to 2022’s great The Long Road North, is due out on November 6 via their own Red Crk label. See the cover art below. They haven’t revealed any more details about the album yet, but they have shared the first single and title track, which clocks in at over seven minutes long, and splits the difference between heavy and beautiful in the way Cult of Luna so often do. Hear it
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10 New Songs Out Today
So many artists, so many songs, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we’d call “indie,” and talk about what metal is coming out. We post music news, track premieres, and more all day. We update a playlist weekly of some of our current favorite tracks. Here’s a daily roundup with a bunch of interesting, newly released songs in one place. HOVVDY – “BLAST” Here’s a second single from Hovvdy’s upc
Read Article →Scientists found a surprising problem with sugar-free diets
A surprising new study suggests that completely eliminating sugar may backfire. Mice on a sucrose-free low-fat diet showed worse blood sugar control, increased inflammation, disrupted gut bacteria, and signs of fatty liver compared with mice that consumed some sucrose. Researchers say the results highlight the importance of a balanced diet and a healthy gut microbiome rather than focusing solely on cutting out sugar.
Read Article →People taking GLP-1 weight loss drugs like Ozempic started moving less
People taking popular weight-loss drugs such as Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Zepbound may be losing pounds, but they could also be moving less. Researchers analyzing Fitbit data found that daily step counts and exercise levels dropped after people started these medications, despite successful weight loss. Because the drugs can reduce muscle mass along with fat, the decline in physical activity raises concerns about preserving strength and long-term health.
Read Article →Why middle age is becoming a breaking point in the U.S.
A new international study finds that middle-aged Americans are lonelier, more depressed, and experiencing worse memory and health than earlier generations. Researchers say growing financial strain, weaker social supports, and chronic stress may explain why the U.S. is falling behind other wealthy nations.
Read Article →Your brain can keep improving into your 90s, study finds
A three-year study of nearly 4,000 adults ranging from age 19 to 94 found that brain health can improve at any age, challenging the common belief that mental sharpness must decline as we get older. Participants spent just a few minutes a day on brain-training activities, and researchers found measurable gains across multiple aspects of brain health, including thinking clarity, emotional well-being, and sense of purpose.
Read Article →Why grandparents matter more than ever for children's mental health
A child psychologist says grandparents are more important than ever as youth mental health challenges continue to rise. He argues that children need supportive relationships, meaningful conversations, and a sense of purpose—not just pressure to achieve. Grandparents can help by listening, encouraging, and creating positive experiences that strengthen emotional resilience.
Read Article →These tiny holes could change how the world cleans water
A new nature-inspired membrane uses perfectly uniform one-nanometer pores to filter molecules with remarkable precision. The technology could transform industries such as pharmaceuticals and textiles by reducing energy consumption, improving water reuse, and delivering separation performance far beyond current filters.
Read Article →A hidden gene finally explains this rare neurological disorder
Scientists have uncovered a surprising new genetic cause of a rare movement disorder after analyzing nearly 3,000 patients with conditions affecting coordination and muscle control. The team identified mutations in a gene called CD99L2, previously linked only to the immune system, and showed that it plays an essential role in keeping nerve-cell communication running smoothly.
Read Article →Scientists discover a surprising cancer link to Alzheimer’s disease
Researchers discovered that mutations linked to blood cancers may help trigger Alzheimer’s disease by creating overly inflammatory immune cells in the brain. The unexpected finding could lead to new blood-based screening methods and potential treatments borrowed from cancer medicine.
Read Article →Can fasting fight gum disease? Scientists find surprising link
A low-calorie fasting-style diet significantly reduced inflammation linked to gum disease in a small clinical study. The findings suggest that what people eat may influence gum health almost as much as what they do with a toothbrush.
Read Article →New fentanyl vaccine blocks deadly overdoses before they start
A new experimental vaccine developed by Scripps Research could offer a powerful new way to prevent fentanyl overdoses by stopping the drug before it reaches the brain. Rather than targeting only fentanyl itself, the vaccine trains the immune system to recognize a broad range of fentanyl-related designer drugs, including some of the most dangerous variants.
Read Article →Stanford scientists regrow lost cartilage and reverse arthritis in major breakthrough
A new treatment that blocks an aging-related protein restored lost cartilage in old mice and helped prevent arthritis after knee injuries. Human cartilage samples showed similar signs of regeneration, raising hopes for a future drug that could repair joints instead of replacing them.
Read Article →The deadly tapeworm spreading across America has reached the Pacific Northwest
A potentially dangerous tapeworm linked to severe, cancer-like disease has now been found in the Pacific Northwest, marking its first detection in wild animals along the U.S. West Coast. Researchers discovered the parasite, Echinococcus multilocularis, in 37% of coyotes tested around Puget Sound—a surprisingly high rate for a region where it had never been reported until recently.
Read Article →Scientists found the strength training sweet spot for a longer life
Just 90–120 minutes of strength training a week may deliver some of the biggest long-term health rewards, according to a study tracking more than 147,000 people for 30 years. That amount was linked to lower risks of death overall, particularly from cardiovascular and neurological diseases. Combining strength workouts with aerobic exercise produced even stronger benefits.
Read Article →Scientists discover a hidden cause of aging cells that can be reversed
Researchers discovered that declining levels of phosphatidylcholine may be a major cause of age-related mitochondrial dysfunction and loss of cellular energy. Remarkably, boosting this nutrient restored more youthful mitochondrial performance in aging organisms, suggesting some aspects of aging can be slowed or reversed.
Read Article →That ringing in your ears could be an early warning sign of hearing loss
A common sign of hearing loss isn’t complete silence — it’s struggling to follow conversations, especially in noisy places. Experts say hearing loss and tinnitus, the ringing or buzzing many people experience, often start when delicate cells inside the ear become damaged from aging or long-term noise exposure. Beyond making it harder to hear, these conditions can affect sleep, concentration, mood, and even increase the risk of falls and cognitive decline.
Read Article →Scientists shut down cancer DNA repair to overcome drug resistance
Cancer cells often survive treatment by fixing the DNA damage that therapy is meant to cause. Researchers found that UNI418 can disrupt this repair ability, leaving cancer cells more exposed. When combined with a PARP inhibitor, it helped resistant cancer cells respond to treatment again. The findings point to a new strategy for overcoming cancer drug resistance.
Read Article →Popular joint supplement glucosamine linked to faster Alzheimer’s progression
A major study suggests glucosamine, a popular supplement for joint pain, could be linked to faster progression from mild cognitive impairment to Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers found a 25% higher likelihood of developing dementia among glucosamine users and uncovered biological clues that may explain why.
Read Article →Tea can improve your health and longevity, but the way you drink it matters
Tea may help protect against heart disease, diabetes, cancer, cognitive decline, and age related muscle loss, according to a major review. But the way you drink it matters, since bottled and bubble teas often contain ingredients that can diminish tea's health benefits.
Read Article →World's largest opioid review finds they often don't work
The largest review ever conducted on opioids for acute pain found that these widely prescribed drugs often deliver only small, short-lived benefits. For many common conditions, including some surgeries and kidney stone pain, opioids performed no better than a placebo. Researchers also found higher rates of side effects and warned that dependence can begin after only a short period of use.
Read Article →The secret reason some cancer treatments stop working
Scientists have uncovered a hidden immune system "brake" that may help cancers avoid being destroyed. The molecule, called SLAMF6, weakens the body's cancer-fighting T cells and can leave them exhausted over time. Researchers developed antibodies that block this brake, allowing immune cells to stay stronger and attack tumors more effectively in mice.
Read Article →Cancer patients found a simple way to stay mentally sharp during chemotherapy
“Chemo brain” affects up to 80% of people receiving chemotherapy, making everyday tasks harder. In a new trial, cancer patients who followed a home-based exercise program showed better attention and fewer noticeable cognitive problems than those who received a placebo. Low-dose ibuprofen also improved some cognitive measures, though its effects were less consistent.
Read Article →Ultra-processed foods may be stealing your focus even if you eat healthy
A study of more than 2,100 adults found that eating more ultra-processed foods was linked to poorer attention and slower mental processing, even among people with otherwise healthy diets. Researchers also found higher consumption was associated with increased dementia risk factors, raising concerns about the hidden cognitive costs of heavily processed foods.
Read Article →Sleep apnea’s hidden heart disease trigger found in the gut
A surprising gut-heart connection may help explain why sleep apnea increases the risk of cardiovascular disease. In mice, disabling a bile acid receptor called FXR sharply reduced plaque buildup, opening the door to potential new treatments based on gut microbes and their chemical signals.
Read Article →Scientists found a new Alzheimer’s trigger and a drug that stops it
Researchers have identified a new Alzheimer’s target and created an experimental compound that blocks a damaging process inside brain cells. In mice, the treatment slowed nerve cell loss, reduced Alzheimer’s-related changes, and even appeared to promote healthier aging.
Read Article →Dementia risk linked to nitrate in drinking water, study finds
A major long-term study of more than 54,000 adults found that where nitrate comes from may matter far more than how much you consume. People who got more nitrate from vegetables—roughly the amount in a cup of baby spinach a day—had a lower risk of developing dementia, while higher nitrate and nitrite intake from red meat, processed meat, and even drinking water was linked to a greater risk.
Read Article →Doctors thought this kidney drug helped some patients. It may help millions more.
A trio of major studies found that finerenone may protect the kidneys and heart in far more people than previously thought. The drug significantly slowed kidney disease progression and reduced the risks of kidney failure, heart failure, cardiovascular death, and overall mortality. Researchers saw benefits not only in patients with diabetes but also in those with non-diabetic kidney disease, a group with limited treatment options.
Read Article →Ancient Chinese medicine could transform hair loss treatment
A traditional Chinese medicinal root used for over a thousand years is attracting new scientific attention for its potential to combat hair loss. Studies suggest Polygonum multiflorum can block harmful hormones, activate hair-growth signals, protect follicles, and boost blood flow to the scalp. Researchers say the herb’s effects align remarkably well with both ancient descriptions and modern hair biology.
Read Article →Scientists sound the alarm as dangerous amoebas spread globally
Scientists warn that free-living amoebae may be an underappreciated public health threat, capable of causing deadly infections and shielding other dangerous microbes from water treatment. Climate change and aging infrastructure could help these resilient organisms spread more widely in the years ahead.
Read Article →Scientists discover why ozempic may not work for some people
Scientists have identified genetic variants that may make some people less responsive to GLP-1 drugs used to treat Type 2 diabetes. Roughly 10% of the population carries these variants, which appear to cause a mysterious form of "GLP-1 resistance." In several clinical trials, carriers were significantly less likely to reach healthy blood sugar targets while taking GLP-1 medications.
Read Article →The supplements older adults actually need and the ones they don't
Supplements are often marketed as shortcuts to better health, but for many older adults, the real issue is whether they have a specific deficiency. Vitamins like B12 and D can play an important role when levels are low, while protein may be one of the most overlooked nutrients for maintaining strength and independence. More isn’t always better, though—some supplements can cause harm or interact with medications.
Read Article →Ozempic and similar weight-loss drugs linked to 30% lower breast cancer risk
A large study found that women taking GLP-1 drugs, the medication class behind Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Zepbound, were about 30% less likely to develop breast cancer. Researchers say the findings are promising but not yet proof, and clinical trials are now being planned to test whether these drugs could help prevent breast cancer.
Read Article →AI-designed universal coronavirus vaccine passes first human trial
Scientists have successfully tested an AI-designed universal coronavirus vaccine in humans for the first time, finding it to be safe and well tolerated. The vaccine generated immune responses against multiple coronaviruses, including SARS-CoV-2, SARS, and related bat viruses with pandemic potential. By targeting features shared across an entire virus family, it aims to provide protection even as viruses evolve.
Read Article →A study of 8,300 older adults revealed a surprising salt habit
A large study of older adults in Brazil found that adding extra salt at the table is still a common habit, especially among men. While too much salt is linked to serious health problems and faster cognitive decline, researchers discovered that women’s salt-shaking habits were tied more closely to lifestyle and diet.
Read Article →The biggest collagen study yet reveals what actually works
A major review of nearly 8,000 participants found that collagen supplements can improve skin health and ease osteoarthritis symptoms, especially when taken consistently over longer periods. Researchers also found modest benefits for muscle and tendon health. But the results challenge claims that collagen enhances sports performance, as it showed little effect on recovery or post-workout soreness.
Read Article →Scientists finally crack an “undruggable” pancreatic cancer target and nearly double survival
For decades, pancreatic cancer has been one of the most lethal cancers, with few effective treatment options. A new drug, daraxonrasib, targets the KRAS mutation that fuels most pancreatic tumors—something many scientists once thought couldn't be done. In a major clinical trial, the treatment nearly doubled survival for patients with advanced disease and reduced the risk of death by 60%.
Read Article →Scientists discover the master clock that controls biological growth and development
A newly discovered genetic clock acts as the master timekeeper for development, orchestrating crucial bursts of gene activity throughout a worm’s growth. When the clock is disrupted, development stops, offering fresh clues about how growth-related disorders may arise.
Read Article →Popular GLP-1 weight-loss drugs linked to lower risks of addiction and overdose
A massive study of more than 600,000 U.S. veterans suggests that popular GLP-1 drugs such as semaglutide may do far more than help with diabetes and weight loss—they could also fight addiction itself. Researchers found that people taking these medications were less likely to develop substance use disorders involving alcohol, nicotine, cannabis, cocaine, opioids, and other drugs, while those already struggling with addiction experienced fewer overdoses, hospitalizations, emergency visits, and dru
Read Article →Cancer’s favorite escape trick may actually make it easier to kill
Scientists have uncovered a surprising new way the immune system fights cancer, overturning a core belief that has guided immunology for decades. The research found that when cancer cells shut down a key immune-recognition molecule called MHC I—a common trick used to hide from “killer” T cells—they can actually become more vulnerable to attack by a different group of immune cells known as CD4+ “helper” T cells.
Read Article →This new diabetes pill burns fat without the downsides of Ozempic
Scientists have developed an experimental diabetes and obesity pill that works in a completely different way from drugs like Ozempic. Rather than reducing hunger, it activates metabolism in skeletal muscle, helping lower blood sugar and increase fat burning while preserving muscle mass. Early clinical results suggest the treatment is safe and well tolerated.
Read Article →Scientists reverse anxiety by fixing a tiny brain circuit
A newly identified group of amygdala neurons appears to play a central role in anxiety and social behavior. Restoring normal activity in this tiny brain circuit reversed anxiety and social deficits in mice, revealing a promising new target for future treatments.
Read Article →Scientists discovered something surprising about french fries and diabetes
French fries may be the real potato problem. A large study tracking more than 205,000 people for nearly 40 years found that eating three servings of fries per week was linked to a 20% higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes, while baked, boiled, or mashed potatoes showed no significant increase in risk. The research also found that swapping potatoes for whole grains lowered diabetes risk, while replacing them with white rice had the opposite effect.
Read Article →Scientists discover gut bacteria that may help protect against autism and ADHD
A major study suggests that some of the groundwork for brain development may be shaped before birth through a surprising partnership between a baby’s genes and gut microbes. Researchers found that epigenetic changes present at birth can influence how the gut microbiome develops during the first year of life, and certain combinations were linked to early signs of autism and ADHD by age three.
Read Article →A single protein may be holding back CAR T cancer therapy
A newly identified protein may be one of the biggest obstacles holding CAR T-cell therapy back. Researchers found that NFIL3 causes these engineered immune cells to become exhausted and lose their cancer-fighting power over time. When NFIL3 was disabled, the cells remained stronger for longer and controlled tumors more effectively in animal models.
Read Article →Brain scans reveal two distinct types of autism
Scientists have uncovered evidence that autism may include at least two biologically distinct subtypes, each marked by a different pattern of brain communication. By combining brain scans from nearly 1,000 people with autism with insights from 20 genetically engineered mouse models, researchers identified a “hyperconnectivity” subtype, where brain regions communicate more than usual, and a “hypoconnectivity” subtype, where communication is reduced.
Read Article →The forgotten organ that could predict how long you live
A long-overlooked organ may hold surprising clues to healthy aging and cancer survival. Researchers at Mass General Brigham used AI to analyze CT scans from tens of thousands of adults and found that people with healthier thymuses—a small immune-system organ once thought to become largely irrelevant after childhood—lived longer and had substantially lower risks of heart disease, cancer, and death.
Read Article →One fat helped pancreatic cancer grow while another cut disease in half
A surprising new study suggests that when it comes to pancreatic cancer, the kind of fat you eat may matter more than how much. Researchers found that oleic acid—the main fat in olive oil and several other common foods—sped up tumor growth in mice predisposed to pancreatic cancer, while omega-3-rich fats from fish oil dramatically slowed disease development.
Read Article →This common amino acid helped mice survive deadly inflammation
A Salk Institute study found that a simple dietary amino acid, methionine, dramatically improved survival in mice facing severe infections and inflammatory conditions. Rather than directly targeting the immune system, methionine boosted kidney filtration, helping the body flush out excess inflammatory molecules that can cause tissue damage, brain dysfunction, wasting, and death.
Read Article →This drug delayed rheumatoid arthritis for years after treatment ended
A promising new study suggests rheumatoid arthritis may not be as inevitable as once thought for people at high risk. Researchers found that just one year of treatment with the immune-targeting drug abatacept delayed the onset of rheumatoid arthritis by up to four years, with benefits lasting long after treatment ended.
Read Article →Scientists found the hidden switch fueling alzheimer’s brain inflammation
Scientists at Scripps Research have uncovered a molecular “switch” that appears to fuel the damaging brain inflammation seen in Alzheimer’s disease. They found that a protein called STING becomes chemically altered in a way that keeps the brain’s immune system stuck in overdrive, harming the connections between nerve cells.
Read Article →Why cancer spreads more in middle age than in old age
Melanoma may not become steadily more dangerous with age as scientists once assumed. In a surprising discovery, researchers found that cancer spread was lowest in young mice, surged in middle-aged mice, and then dropped again in very old mice. The key appears to be a special type of immune cell that helps keep cancer dormant and prevents it from spreading.
Read Article →Omega-3 fish oil shows promise against type 2 diabetes
A new study suggests fish oil may help reduce insulin resistance even in people who aren't obese. In diabetic rats, omega-3 supplementation improved blood sugar levels, cholesterol, and inflammation by shifting immune cells into a more anti-inflammatory mode.
Read Article →Intermittent fasting triggers surprising changes in the brain
Losing weight may involve rewiring the gut and the brain at the same time. In a study of obese adults, an intermittent fasting-style diet led to significant weight loss, healthier metabolic markers, and notable shifts in gut bacteria. Brain scans also revealed changes in regions tied to appetite, cravings, and self-control. The results suggest the gut microbiome and brain may work together to influence weight-loss success.
Read Article →Repairing DNA damage: Scientists discover a surprising new benefit of melatonin
A new study suggests melatonin supplements may help night shift workers boost their body's DNA repair processes, potentially offsetting some of the damage linked to working overnight. The findings are early but raise the possibility of a simple strategy to help reduce long-term health risks associated with night shift work.
Read Article →Hidden driving danger when edible cannabis and alcohol mix
Using cannabis edibles and alcohol together may make drivers far more impaired than either substance alone, according to new research from Johns Hopkins. Even more concerning, common field sobriety tests often failed to detect the cannabis-related impairment.
Read Article →This tomato-soy juice reduced inflammation in just four weeks
A specially formulated tomato-soy juice packed with natural plant compounds may help calm inflammation linked to obesity, according to a new clinical study. Healthy adults with obesity who drank the juice daily for four weeks saw significant reductions in several key inflammatory proteins in their blood, while a control tomato juice did not produce the same effect.
Read Article →A silent kidney crisis is spreading far faster than experts expected
A sweeping global study found that chronic kidney disease now affects nearly 800 million people and has become one of the world's leading causes of death. Often silent in its early stages, the condition is also a major contributor to heart disease and may be even more common than current estimates suggest.
Read Article →CBD may slow Alzheimer’s by calming the brain’s immune system
CBD may be doing far more than just easing pain or anxiety — new research suggests it could help fight Alzheimer’s disease by calming the brain’s runaway immune response. In experiments using Alzheimer’s mice, scientists found that inhaled CBD reduced key drivers of neuroinflammation, a damaging process increasingly linked to memory loss and brain degeneration.
Read Article →Protein traffic jams may explain aging, memory loss, and Alzheimer’s
Scientists at Stanford may have uncovered a hidden reason our brains decline with age. Studying the ultra-short-lived turquoise killifish, researchers discovered that the cellular machinery responsible for building proteins begins to jam and malfunction over time. Tiny structures called ribosomes start colliding and stalling while reading genetic instructions, triggering a chain reaction that leads to faulty proteins and harmful clumps linked to diseases like Alzheimer’s.
Read Article →Vitamin B12 and folate deficiencies linked to chronic fatigue
Feeling constantly drained might not just be about poor sleep or working too hard. Researchers in Japan found that low levels of key vitamins — especially vitamin B12 and folate — may quietly contribute to fatigue and lack of motivation, even in otherwise healthy people.
Read Article →Human organoids reveal how to reverse “irreversible” nerve damage
Cambridge researchers created miniature brain-and-spinal-cord systems in the lab that can send signals and even trigger tiny muscle contractions. They discovered that human neurons gradually lose their ability to regrow after damage during development — but that ability can potentially be switched back on. The team identified a gene network controlling this process and found that an existing hormone drug dramatically boosted nerve fiber regrowth.
Read Article →Learning a musical instrument in your 70s could help protect memory
Learning a musical instrument later in life may help keep the brain younger for longer. In a four-year study, older adults who continued practicing maintained their memory performance and showed less age-related brain shrinkage than those who quit. The benefits were especially noticeable in brain regions tied to memory and learning.
Read Article →A classic brain test exposed AI's biggest weakness
Researchers gave top AI models a classic attention test used in psychology and found a major flaw. While the models could correctly name colors in short lists, their performance deteriorated sharply as the task became longer and more complex. Some leading systems fell from over 90% accuracy to nearly complete failure.
Read Article →Scientists mapped every neural connection in a fruit fly and found a surprise
A groundbreaking new connectome maps every neural connection in an adult fruit fly’s central nervous system, creating an unprecedented view of how the brain and body work together. The findings suggest that complex behaviors emerge from distributed local circuits rather than a single central controller, offering new clues about intelligence, movement, and brain function.
Read Article →Scientists discover the brain chemical that helps you break bad habits
Scientists have uncovered a key brain signal that helps us break old habits and adapt when circumstances suddenly change. By watching mice navigate a virtual maze, researchers found that disappointment—when an expected reward failed to appear—triggered a surge of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, making the animals more likely to try a new strategy. When acetylcholine was blocked, the mice became less flexible and were more likely to stick with outdated choices.
Read Article →Your brain starts making social decisions before you do
Researchers found that social behavior begins in the brain before it becomes visible as movement. In zebrafish, a coordinated pattern of activity spread across the brain several seconds before the animals approached another fish. A higher brain region called the pallium played a key role, and fish with stronger neural signals were generally more social.
Read Article →Caffeine reversed memory problems caused by sleep deprivation
Scientists discovered that sleep deprivation damages a key brain circuit responsible for social memory, making it harder to recognize familiar individuals. In laboratory studies, caffeine restored communication between neurons in this pathway and reversed the memory deficits caused by lost sleep. The effect was remarkably targeted, helping the impaired circuit recover without overstimulating normal brain function.
Read Article →A 100-year-old piano mystery has finally been solved
For more than a century, pianists and music teachers have argued over whether a performer’s touch can actually change the tone color of a piano note — and now scientists say the answer is yes. Using a cutting-edge sensor system that tracked piano key movements at 1,000 frames per second, researchers discovered that elite pianists subtly manipulate keys in ways that listeners can genuinely hear, even if they’ve never played piano before.
Read Article →Researchers block key protein that helps Parkinson’s spread through the brain
A newly identified protein called GPNMB may play a major role in helping Parkinson’s disease spread through the brain. Researchers discovered that immune cells release the protein in response to damaged neurons, creating a vicious cycle that speeds up brain cell degeneration. In early experiments, antibodies that blocked GPNMB stopped the toxic process from spreading between cells.
Read Article →Scientists thought brain inflammation was driving long COVID but the scans told a different story
A new brain imaging study has found no evidence of widespread brain inflammation in patients suffering from prolonged symptoms after COVID-19 infection. Instead, the most severe long COVID symptoms were associated with increased brain activity in regions involved in mood and emotion.
Read Article →New depression treatment targets the immune system instead of the brain
A surprising new approach to depression treatment is showing early promise — not by targeting brain chemicals, but by calming the immune system. In a small clinical trial, researchers found that an anti-inflammatory drug normally used for rheumatoid arthritis appeared to ease symptoms in people with hard-to-treat depression, while also reducing fatigue and anxiety and improving quality of life.
Read Article →Scientists discover hidden gut-brain circuit that triggers protein cravings
When the body runs low on protein, the gut sends powerful signals to the brain that reshape cravings and push animals to seek essential amino acids instead of sugar. Researchers say this newly discovered gut-brain network could transform our understanding of appetite, nutrition, and obesity.
Read Article →Scientists create supercharged vitamin K that helps the brain heal itself
Scientists in Japan have created powerful new vitamin K-based compounds that may help the brain regenerate lost neurons — a breakthrough that could one day change how diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s are treated. By combining vitamin K with components related to vitamin A, the researchers developed compounds that were about three times more effective at turning neural stem cells into neurons than natural vitamin K alone.
Read Article →Popular anti-aging drug combo caused severe brain damage in mice
A drug combo widely explored for anti-aging may actually damage the brain, according to new mouse research showing severe loss of myelin and changes linked to “chemo brain.” Surprisingly, the damaged cells resembled those seen in multiple sclerosis, giving scientists a new lead in understanding—and potentially repairing—the disease.
Read Article →Scientists say they’ve reversed brain aging with a simple nasal spray
Researchers at Texas A&M have developed a nasal spray that appears to reverse brain aging by calming inflammation and restoring the brain’s energy systems. After just two doses, memory and cognitive function improved for months, raising hopes for future treatments targeting dementia and brain fog.
Read Article →USC scientists discover a hidden Alzheimer’s trigger and a possible way to shut it down
USC researchers have identified potential new drug compounds that may reduce the brain inflammation linked to Alzheimer’s disease, especially in people with the high-risk APOE4 gene. The compounds target cPLA2, an enzyme that seems to fuel harmful inflammation while also being important for normal brain activity.
Read Article →Scientists discover why Ozempic and Wegovy weight loss eventually plateaus
New NIH research reveals that semaglutide sparks different responses inside appetite-controlling brain cells, offering fresh insight into why GLP-1 weight-loss drugs don’t work the same for everyone. Scientists also found a possible way to extend the drugs’ effects, potentially helping patients push past weight-loss plateaus.
Read Article →Scientists discover hidden driver of aging — Simple supplement reversed brain decline
A newly identified brain protein may play a major role in how the body ages. Researchers discovered that declining levels of Menin in the hypothalamus triggered inflammation, memory problems, bone loss, and other aging-related changes in mice. Restoring Menin reversed several of these effects, while a simple amino acid supplement called D-serine boosted cognition. The discovery opens a surprising new path for fighting age-related decline.
Read Article →Scientists “recharge” damaged nerves to ease chronic pain
For millions battling chronic nerve pain, even the softest touch can feel agonizing — but scientists may have uncovered a radically new way to stop it at the source. Researchers at Duke University found that damaged nerves can be revived by supplying them with healthy mitochondria, the tiny energy producers inside cells.
Read Article →Scientists warn that current vitamin B12 guidelines may be putting your brain at risk
Getting enough vitamin B12 to meet current health guidelines may not actually be enough to protect the aging brain. Researchers at UC San Francisco found that older adults with “normal” but lower levels of active B12 showed signs of slower thinking, delayed visual processing, and more damage to the brain’s white matter — the communication highways that help different brain regions work together.
Read Article →Think you’re bad at languages? Experts say these 5 myths are to blame
Many people avoid learning a new language because they remember stressful grammar lessons or fear making mistakes. But language experts say communication, culture, and connection matter far more than perfection. Modern apps, entertainment, travel, and online communities have made learning easier, more social, and surprisingly fun.
Read Article →Common pesticide linked to hidden brain damage, scientists warn
Scientists have uncovered alarming new evidence that a common insecticide may leave lasting marks on the developing brain before a child is even born. Researchers studying New York City children found that prenatal exposure to chlorpyrifos — a pesticide once widely used indoors and still used in agriculture — was linked to widespread brain abnormalities and weaker motor skills years later.
Read Article →Childhood junk food may rewire the brain for life
Eating too much junk food early in life may rewire the brain in ways that last into adulthood, even after switching to a healthier diet. Scientists found that high-fat, high-sugar diets changed feeding behavior and disrupted appetite-control regions in the brain. Excitingly, certain gut-friendly bacteria and prebiotic fibers appeared to help undo some of the damage.
Read Article →Scientists found a hidden Alzheimer’s trigger and shut it down
A newly identified enzyme called IDOL could become a major new target in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers found that removing it from neurons sharply reduced amyloid plaques and improved key brain processes linked to resilience and communication between cells. The discovery may lead to future treatments that go beyond slowing Alzheimer’s — potentially helping protect the brain from further decline.
Read Article →Scientists discover why Alzheimer’s risk hits women so much harder
Women may be especially sensitive to the effects of common dementia risk factors, according to a new UC San Diego study of over 17,000 adults. Researchers say tailoring prevention strategies specifically for women could be key to reducing Alzheimer’s risk.
Read Article →Scientists think they’ve cracked the mystery of human right-handedness
A new study suggests humans became overwhelmingly right-handed because of two major evolutionary shifts: walking on two legs and developing much larger brains. Researchers found that as human ancestors evolved, their right-hand preference steadily intensified — transforming a mild tendency into one of humanity’s most distinctive traits.
Read Article →Scientists reveal how seven days of fasting transforms the human body
Scientists have discovered that the human body undergoes a dramatic internal transformation during extended fasting, with major changes appearing only after about three days without food. In a seven-day water-only fasting study, researchers tracked thousands of proteins in the blood and found widespread shifts affecting organs throughout the body — including the brain. While the body quickly switches from burning glucose to fat, the most intriguing biological changes linked to potential health b
Read Article →Scientists reversed memory loss by recharging the brain’s tiny engines
Researchers have shown for the first time that malfunctioning mitochondria — the cell’s energy generators — may directly cause cognitive decline in neurodegenerative diseases. By creating a new tool that temporarily boosts mitochondrial activity in the brain, scientists restored memory performance in mouse models of dementia. The discovery hints that energy failure inside neurons could happen before brain cells die, potentially offering a new target for future Alzheimer’s treatments.
Read Article →Scientists find hidden brain nutrient deficit that may fuel anxiety
A major analysis of brain scans found that people with anxiety disorders have noticeably lower levels of choline, a nutrient crucial for healthy brain function. The strongest evidence appeared in the prefrontal cortex, the region tied to emotional control and decision-making. Researchers say the discovery is the first clear chemical brain pattern linked to anxiety and could eventually lead to new nutrition-based treatments.
Read Article →The real reason exercise makes you stronger isn’t what you think
Exercise may be training your brain just as much as your body. Researchers discovered that certain brain cells stay highly active even after a workout ends, and those lingering signals appear to help the body build endurance over time. In experiments with mice, blocking these brain cells prevented improvements in stamina, even when the animals still exercised normally.
Read Article →Is cannabis safe after 65? Stanford experts reveal 5 risks older adults should know
Cannabis use among older adults is rising fast, but today’s marijuana is far more potent than many people realize — and experts warn the risks may be underestimated. Stanford Medicine specialists say modern cannabis can increase the chances of heart problems, falls, memory issues, dangerous drug interactions, and even addiction, especially for people over 65.
Read Article →The brain’s “feel good” chemical may be secretly fueling tinnitus
Scientists have uncovered evidence that serotonin — the same brain chemical boosted by many antidepressants — may actually worsen tinnitus. Using advanced light-based brain stimulation in mice, researchers identified a serotonin-driven circuit linked directly to tinnitus-like behavior. The findings may explain why some people experience louder ringing in their ears while taking SSRIs.
Read Article →Scientists say just 30 minutes of exercise a week could transform your health
You may not need hours at the gym to boost your health after all. Researchers say just 30 minutes of high-intensity exercise per week — broken into tiny bursts of effort that leave you out of breath — can dramatically improve cardiovascular fitness, lower the risk of dozens of diseases, and even help protect the brain as we age. The key isn’t how long you exercise, but how hard you push yourself.
Read Article →This daily habit could lower dementia risk by 35%, scientists say
A huge long-term study found that drinking two to three cups of coffee a day was linked to a much lower risk of dementia, especially before age 75. Researchers say caffeine may help keep brain cells active while reducing inflammation and harmful plaque buildup associated with Alzheimer’s disease. But more coffee wasn’t better — the protective effect appeared to level off after moderate intake.
Read Article →Your “um” and pauses could reveal early dementia risk
The little pauses, “ums,” and moments when you struggle to find the right word may reveal far more about your brain than anyone realized. Researchers discovered that everyday speech patterns are closely tied to executive function — the mental system that powers memory, planning, focus, and flexible thinking. By using AI to analyze natural conversations, the team found they could predict cognitive performance with surprising accuracy, potentially opening the door to simple speech-based tools that
Read Article →New psychedelic-like drugs could treat depression without making you trip
UC Davis researchers created brand-new psychedelic-like compounds by shining UV light on amino acid-based molecules. These compounds activated key serotonin receptors tied to brain plasticity and mental health benefits, but surprisingly did not cause hallucination-like behavior in animal tests. Scientists say the discovery could lead to future treatments for depression, PTSD, and addiction without the intense psychedelic experience.
Read Article →This 800-year-old Chinese exercise helps lower blood pressure naturally
An ancient Chinese exercise routine may be just as powerful as a daily brisk walk for lowering blood pressure — without equipment, gyms, or intense workouts. In a major clinical trial, adults with stage 1 hypertension who practiced baduanjin, a gentle mind-body exercise combining slow movements, breathing, and meditation, saw meaningful drops in blood pressure within three months that lasted for an entire year.
Read Article →Brain scans reveal a shocking difference between psychopaths and other people
Scientists have uncovered a striking brain difference linked to psychopathy: people with psychopathic traits were found to have a striatum — a brain region tied to reward, motivation, and decision-making — that was about 10% larger on average than those without such traits. Using MRI scans and psychological assessments on 120 participants, researchers connected this enlarged brain region to thrill-seeking, impulsive behavior, and a stronger drive for stimulation.
Read Article →Scientists discover the brain’s hidden “stop scratching” switch
Scientists have uncovered a hidden “stop-scratching” signal in the nervous system that tells your brain when enough scratching is enough. The discovery centers on a molecule called TRPV4, which acts like part of an internal braking system for itch relief. In experiments involving chronic itch similar to eczema, mice missing this signal scratched less often—but when they did scratch, they couldn’t stop.
Read Article →Researchers say AI chatbots may blur the line between reality and delusion
A new study suggests AI chatbots may do more than spread misinformation — they can actively strengthen a user’s false beliefs. Because conversational AI often validates and builds on what users say, it can make distorted memories, conspiracy theories, or delusions feel more believable and emotionally real. Researchers warn that AI companions may be especially risky for isolated or vulnerable people seeking reassurance and connection.
Read Article →Eating eggs could cut Alzheimer’s risk by 27%
Eating eggs might do more than just start your day—it could help protect your brain. Researchers found that people 65 and older who eat eggs regularly have a significantly lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, with daily or near-daily consumption linked to up to a 27% reduction. Even modest egg intake showed benefits, suggesting that small dietary changes could make a meaningful difference over time.
Read Article →Your DNA may predict your future success more than your upbringing
A new twin study suggests your genes may play a bigger role in your future success than your upbringing. Researchers found that IQ, which is largely genetically influenced, strongly predicts education, career, and income. Even twins raised in the same household diverged based on genetic differences. The findings hint that life outcomes may be more hardwired than many people expect.
Read Article →MIT scientists discover millions of “silent synapses” in the adult brain
MIT neuroscientists have uncovered a surprising secret hidden in the adult brain: millions of “silent synapses,” dormant connections that lie in wait until new learning calls them into action. Once thought to exist only in early development, these inactive links make up about 30% of synapses in the adult cortex and can be rapidly activated to form fresh memories.
Read Article →RHR: Fibermaxxing: Why the Internet’s Hottest Gut Health Trend Gets It Half Right
In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris takes a deep dive into the science of dietary fiber, fiber supplements, and microbiome health. He explains why the benefits seen in high-fiber diets may come from whole foods rather than isolated fiber supplements, and why aggressively increasing fiber intake can worsen bloating, gas, and gut dysfunction for some people. He explores the latest research on fiber, short-chain fatty acids like butyrate, gut permeability, and microbiome balance while
Read Article →RHR: Revisiting the Gut-Immune Axis
The gut-immune axis is one of the most important and most overlooked systems in human health. In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris explains how the gut microbiome, intestinal barrier, and immune system work together to regulate inflammation and protect against disease. Learn how disruptions in gut health, driven by ultra-processed foods, environmental toxins, antibiotics, and chronic stress, can lead to intestinal permeability, chronic immune activation, and a wide range of conditio
Read Article →RHR: Beyond the Headlines: A Functional Medicine Approach to Microplastics
In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris unpacks the latest science on microplastics. He explores groundbreaking studies linking microplastic accumulation to increased risk of cardiovascular disease, inflammation, and potential neurological impacts, while clarifying what we know—and what we don’t. You’ll learn how microplastics enter the body, why nanoplastics pose a greater risk, and how these particles act as Trojan horses for harmful chemicals like BPA, phthalates, and PFAS. Chris al
Read Article →RHR: The Sleep Optimization Trap: Are You Tracking Yourself Into Worse Sleep?
In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris Kresser explores the growing phenomenon of orthosomnia, a condition driven by the obsessive pursuit of perfect sleep metrics. While devices like the Oura Ring, Whoop, and Apple Watch offer valuable insights, they can also increase anxiety and disrupt the very sleep they aim to improve. Chris breaks down the science behind sleep anxiety, including the role of cortisol and the hyperarousal model of insomnia. He explains why common beliefs—like need
Read Article →RHR: The GLP-1 Blind Spot: What Ozempic Won’t Do for Your Metabolic Health
In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris explores the science behind GLP-1 medications, including their powerful effects on appetite, weight loss, and cardiometabolic risk. He also uncovers the critical blind spots in the current conversation, including new research on long-term side effects, nutrient deficiencies, muscle loss, and the high rate of weight regain after discontinuation. You’ll learn why these drugs may be effective in the short term but fall short of addressing the root c
Read Article →RHR: Shaking Up the Salt Myth
For decades, public health guidelines have warned that reducing sodium intake is essential for preventing high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease. But a closer look at the scientific evidence reveals a far more complex story. In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris explores the history behind the low-sodium movement and examines the research that shaped modern dietary guidelines. From early animal studies to large international analyses, the data suggests sodium intake follows a
Read Article →RHR: Mouth Taping: Beyond the Hype—What the Science Really Says
In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris Kresser explores the viral trend of mouth taping and explains why the reality is more complex than the hype. While nasal breathing offers clear physiological advantages such as improved oxygen delivery, air filtration, and reduced airway resistance, the current research on mouth taping itself is limited and mixed. Chris breaks down findings from a recent systematic review of scientific literature, discusses potential safety concerns, and explains
Read Article →RHR: Erythritol: The ‘Safe’ Sweetener That’s Anything But
Erythritol, a popular sweetener found in countless sugar-free and keto products, has long been considered a safe alternative to sugar. This episode of Revolution Health Radio examines emerging research that challenges that assumption. Chris explains how erythritol promotes blood clotting, impairs blood vessel function, increases oxidative stress, and interferes with the body’s ability to dissolve clots. You’ll learn why erythritol accumulates in the bloodstream, how regulatory loopholes allowed
Read Article →RHR: Preserving Cognitive Function As You Age, with Tommy Wood
In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris Kresser is joined by neuroscientist and physician Dr. Tommy Wood to explore how cognitive function can be preserved—and even enhanced—as we age. Dr. Wood challenges outdated ideas about inevitable cognitive decline and reframes dementia as a largely preventable, multifactorial condition. The conversation covers the historical roots of Alzheimer’s disease, why “one-size-fits-all” drug approaches have failed, and how lifestyle, environment, and bra
Read Article →RHR: New Study Challenges the Plant-Based Longevity Myth
In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris breaks down a new large-scale study challenging the popular belief that plant-based diets promote longevity. The findings reveal that vegetarians—especially vegans—were significantly less likely to reach age 100 compared to omnivores. Chris explores the biological reasons behind these findings, emphasizing the importance of high-quality protein and nutrient bioavailability, as well as why certain nutrients may be harder to obtain from plant-only
Read Article →RHR: Beyond the Gut: The Microbiome’s Role in Sleep, Energy, and Longevity, with Dr. Zain Kassam
In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris sits down with gastroenterologist and microbiome researcher Dr. Zain Kassam to explore the rapidly evolving science of the microbiome and its profound impact on sleep, circadian rhythm, cognitive performance, stress resilience, immune balance, and longevity. From groundbreaking research on microbiome diversity and sleep quality to emerging innovations like cobiotics, Dr. Kassam explains how our microbial partners regulate core biological systems
Read Article →RHR: The Gut-Brain Connection: How Your Microbiome Affects Your Mental Health
Depression and anxiety are often treated as chemical imbalances in the brain—but what if the real problem starts in the gut? In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, we dive deep into the gut–brain connection and the growing body of research linking gut inflammation, microbiome imbalance, and mood disorders. You’ll learn how inflammatory cytokines contribute to depression, why butyrate is emerging as a powerful antidepressant compound, and how specific probiotic strains can improve mental hea
Read Article →RHR: Vitamin D: Why a Personalized Approach Is Best
In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris Kresser explains why vitamin D supplementation should never be one-size-fits-all. Drawing on new research—including a groundbreaking study on magnesium’s regulatory role—Chris explores how genetics, ethnicity, body weight, age, health status, sun exposure, and nutrient cofactors all shape an individual’s vitamin D needs. He outlines optimal testing strategies, safe and effective target ranges, and the critical roles of magnesium, vitamin K2, and
Read Article →RHR: Cold Exposure: Why Sustained Beats Extreme
Cold plunges and ice baths dominate social media, but do they really deliver the best metabolic benefits? In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris Kresser challenges the “colder is better” narrative and explores what the science actually shows about cold exposure. Drawing on clinical research, he explains how brown adipose tissue works, why sustained mild cold exposure activates it more effectively than brief extreme cold, and how this can improve insulin sensitivity, glucose metabolism
Read Article →RHR: Why Your Sleep Schedule Matters As Much As Duration
In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris challenges the conventional focus on sleep duration and makes the case that sleep timing and circadian alignment matter just as much—if not more—than total hours slept. Drawing on new research, he explains how circadian disruption underlies poor sleep quality, chronic fatigue, and a wide range of mental health conditions, even in people who appear to be doing everything “right.” He explains why light exposure, sleep-wake consistency, and meal tim
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Biological age tests: Should you get one?
If you’ve heard of billionaire Bryan Johnson, you’ve likely encountered the phrase “bio age testing.” Johnson, the subject of the Netflix documentary Don’t Die, says he’s on a quest to achieve the lowest possible “biological age” (also known as bio age). He reportedly spends millions each year on anti-aging treatments—dozens of daily supplements, weekly acid peels for his skin, injections to boost collagen production, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and
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Over a Tenth of Your Clients Are Dealing With IBS—And Here’s How to Help
Many people with IBS would trade 10 to 15 years of life expectancy for an instant cure for their condition. This is according to the results of a study of nearly 2,000 people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).1 In other research, people with IBS said they would take a medicine that carried a one percent risk of sudden death if it would cure their symptoms2—which can include urgent bouts of diarrhea, gas, or persistent constipation. Some people with IBS experience bouts of abdominal pain they d
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Infographic | The Cost of Health “Optimization”
Do you want to live longer? If you’re like most people, your answer is probably, “Yes!” And, you probably want to live not only a longer life, but also a healthier one. If so, you don’t have to look very far to find claims about how to improve—no, “optimize”—your health. Want to reverse chronic disease? Extend that youthful glow? Live to 115… or forever? Lots of fitness influencers, authors, and podcasters will tell you how to do it. But are their ultra-specific, advanced protocols necessary—or
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The True Cost of “Optimal” Health
“I want to know I’m doing absolutely everything I can to preserve my health for as long as possible.” We hear this kind of thing a lot. People tell us they not only want to stay in good shape as they age, they also want to outlive their peers and age expectancies. Imagine you could maximize your healthspan and lifespan, fend off disease, and generally remain fit, lean, and youthful into your 90’s, 100’s, and then some. Sounds pretty compelling, doesn’t it? There’s just one problem: Common longev
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Are seed oils bad for you? Vegetable oil vs. olive oil vs. butter
Are vegetable and seed oils “toxic”?! From TikTok to bestseller lists, vegetable oils—a.k.a. “seed oils”—are a big topic right now. To be fair, folks have debated the merits of vegetable oils dating back to when they first entered the marketplace. More recently, however, with the advent of the carnivore diet, vegetable oil hate has roared back into the socials. Maybe you’ve come across posts that refer to these cooking oils as “toxic sludge,” “motor oil,” “the hateful eight,” and “the biggest ca
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How to use fitness trackers to enhance performance and wellbeing—without losing touch with yourself
While our ancestors relied on their senses to assess how they were doing, increasingly, we rely on gadgets. Today, if you’re curious enough, you can measure your heart rate, your step count, your exercise intensity, and your sleep quality—sometimes all on one sleek device. In the best cases, these devices offer a bridge between what you subjectively feel and what you can objectively measure. This is generally a really cool and amazing thing. Our subjective feelings and assessments matter, but th
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How to stop tracking macros and trust yourself around food
“I worried that if I stopped tracking macros, I would lose my physique.” After years of careful macro tracking, Dr. Fundaro finally admitted to herself that the method no longer worked for her. Yet she was afraid to give it up. If anyone should feel confident in their food choices, it would be Dr. Gabrielle Fundaro. After all, Dr. Fundaro has a PhD in Human Nutrition, a decade-plus of nutrition coaching experience, and six powerlifting competitions under her belt. Yet, when she was really honest
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Menopause and mental health: The science of the menopausal brain
Reviewed by Brian St. Pierre, MS, RD and Helen Kollias, PhD It’s like my thoughts were under a pile of garbage. On a Friday night, as my husband and I tried to figure out where to eat, a typical conversation would go like this: Me: Do you want to go to that restaurant? Him: What restaurant? Me: I can’t think of the name. We’ve eaten there before. It’s that place with the peanut shells on the floor? It’s next to… You know… It’s on that road where we used to take the dog to the vet. Do you
Read Article →Three mistakes health coaches make—and the immediately actionable solutions to fix them
“I work with coaches and other people who know too much.” Kate Solovieva is a former professor of psychology, a PN master coach, and PN’s director of community engagement. And the above quote has become one of her taglines. Though Coach Kate has coached thousands of “regular” clients, her specialty is coaching other coaches. Through her work as an instructor with PN’s Level 2 Master Health Coaching Certification, a facilitator for PN’s private online coaching communities, and a coach in her own
Read Article →How to overcome barriers to better health
“I just bought a new BPA-free tupperware set.” This comment, coming from my friend Anna, caught me off guard. Anna’s a highly competent law professional. She’s a critical thinker and she fights in the heavyweight division when it comes to cutting through BS. But the Anna I knew was falling into some painful traps that seemed to be bypassing her inner hawk-like skeptic. She’s wanted to lose around 15lbs for some time now and came to me to share how stuck she was feeling in this goal. She brought
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The Best Smith Machine for Your Home Gym in 2025
Other than the almighty treadmill, there may not be a piece of equipment more synonymous with commercial gyms than the Smith machine. Boasting tremendous versatility and functionality, this muscle-building tool is popular among lifters of all experience levels. However, you don’t need a gym membership to enjoy its benefits. While it may have not been a home gym staple years ago, the Smith machine has become a must-have for many fitness enthusiasts. Offering added protection without a spotter
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The Strongest Pre-Workout Powders to Fuel Your Training in 2025
Whether you’re starting your fitness journey or you’re a weightlifting junkie, there are several supplements that should be staples in your stack. As a certified personal trainer and nutrition coach, I’d put a high-quality whey protein powder and one of the best creatines at the top. Not far behind would be another supplement that can help you achieve your muscle-building and weight-loss goals: pre-workout. However, just like not all barbells are created equal, neither are supps. The str
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The Best Creatine Supplements for Men for Muscle Growth and Enhanced Recovery
Creatine is a popular muscle-building supplement, and for good reason. It’s one of the most research-backed supplements for muscle growth and recovery. While some people associate creatine with weightlifters or bodybuilders, it’s a great supplement for anyone looking to build muscle, enhance their performance, and promote better recovery. There are tons of creatine supplements on the market, including powders, pills, and gummies. These supplements use various forms of creatine (more on that
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The Best Elliptical Machines for a Low-Impact Cardio Workout at Home
Elliptical machines have come a long way, with major developments in specs and technology. Their ergonomic design maximizes the quality and intensity of your workout, incorporating both upper and lower body muscles. This provides you with a full-body workout to enhance your cardio fitness while maintaining the structural integrity of your joints. We consider that an all-around win. If you are on the hunt for the best elliptical of 2025 but aren’t sure where to start, you’ve come to the right
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The Best Power Racks of 2025: Our Top Picks for Strength Training
A power rack allows you to safely perform weightlifting exercises like barbell squats and bench presses, without a spotter, in your home gym. Add-on accessories like pull-up bars, dip stations, and resistance bands can help you get the most out of your power rack, giving you the tools for a versatile full-body workout. Whether you have limited space or are looking for a budget-friendly power rack, there are options that may work for you. We compiled a list of the best power racks for your hom
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The 5 Best Outdoor Saunas for Getting Your Sweat On in 2025
Sauna bathing is an age-old Nordic tradition that can have huge benefits for your overall wellness. There are a variety of sauna styles available, from the traditional barrels to more modern cube designs with electric heaters, infrared heaters, or wood-burning stoves. Some newer models have high-tech features like surround-sound speakers, added LED light therapy, and charging docks for your electronics. However, all you need to reap the potential benefits of your sauna experience is a high-qu
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The Best Protein Powders for Weight Loss, According to a Certified Nutrition Coach
When someone says they want to lose weight, what they really mean is they want to shed excess body fat. However, without a well-designed plan in place, a calorie deficit leads you to lose both fat and valuable muscle tissue. To minimize muscle loss, it’s crucial to incorporate resistance training, quality sleep, and a high-protein diet into your regular routine. Protein plays a multifaceted role in weight management, influencing factors like hunger levels, metabolism, and muscle preservation.
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The Best Compact Rowing Machines for Small Spaces in 2025
If you’re limited on space, don’t let the length of a rowing machine deter you. While there are many great rowing machines on the market, there are also some awesome compact alternatives that offer all the same tech features you’ll find in other cardio machines. During our search for the best compact rowing machine, we found an array of excellent standalone options and options that fit in well with other top-rated home gym equipment. We considered the overall footprint and other key features
Read Article →The Best Whey Protein Powders of 2025, According to a Certified Sports Nutrition Coach
Whey protein powder is a popular supplement because it’s a simple and effective way to increase daily protein intake. Whey is a complete protein that contains all nine essential amino acids our bodies need to build muscle. Whey protein also supplies the body with branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs), like leucine, which help promote muscle growth (1). We consulted Pete Nastasi, a certified nutrition coach (C.N.C.), to help us find the best whey protein powders on the market. Here, we bre
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Tonal Review (2025): Our Experts Put the Smart Home Gym to the Test
Tonal is a high-tech smart gym that makes starting an effective strength workout as easy as stepping into the next room. It has a cable resistance system with multiple attachments, so there is no need for additional equipment. You can choose between instructor-led sessions or work out independently using the demonstrations on the large touchscreen. There are a variety of workouts outside of strength training, including high-intensity interval training (HIIT), cardio, dance, yoga, Pilates, and mo
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XWERKS Motion BCAA Review (2025): A Registered Dietitian’s Honest Thoughts
Your gym bag is probably packed with some of the best supplements for building muscle, including protein powder, creatine, and pre-workout. Crucial for boosting energy and strength during a gym session and reducing muscle soreness afterward, you wouldn’t dare train without them. But imagine a single supplement that combines the benefits of all three. Enter XWERKS Motion — an innovative supplement formulated to enhance endurance during intense exercise and support a quick post-workout recove
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Assault Fitness AssaultBike Pro X Review (2025): Assault’s Best Bike Yet?
The Assault Bike ProX is one of the best cardio machines currently offered, as it provides a full-body, low-impact workout that can still be high-intensity. Popular in the CrossFit community, this fan bike consists of a belt-driven system and a heavy-duty steel frame, making it a great tool to build both endurance and strength. Here at Breaking Muscle, our experts include athletes, strength and conditioning coaches, and certified personal trainers who are intimately familiar with this fan bi
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Father’s Day Spirits Dad Will Love – Suntory Whisky News
For a Sherry Loving Palate: Bowmore 15-Year-Old Sherry Oak Cask Matured in hand-selected Oloroso Sherry and ex-Bourbon casks, with an Oloroso Sherry seasoned cask finish. Captures the elegance of our single malt, adding a layer of Sherry cask sweetness. Confidently rich, with natural smoke, and minerality alongside a woodier, sweeter, and fruitier finish. A showcase of masterful maturation, this deep and enigmatic 15-Year-Old Sherry Oak Cask beautifully reconciles its sweet and gently spicy pe
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Click Whisky Auctions JUNE 2026 AUCTION NOW LIVE! – Auction Whisky News
JUNE 2026 AUCTION NOW LIVE! Our June Auction is now live, featuring a stunning old school bottle of Lagavulin. Released in 1982, this expression formed part of The Ascot Malt Cellar series alongside Linkwood, Rosebank, Talisker and the blended malts Strathconon and Glenleven. Widely regarded as the forerunner to the highly acclaimed ‘Classic Malts’ range, the series paved the way for the iconic 16 Year Old Lagavulin that would later succeed this 12 Year Old expression. Bottlings of Lagavulin fr
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The Whisky Exchange ‘Bottles for Father’s Day, all wrapped up’ – Scotch Whisky News
Father’s Day, Thoughtfully Chosen As Father’s Day approaches, what to get for someone who already knows what they like? Whether it’s a cult favourite whisky like the Kilkerran 8 year old, or an exceptional cognac unearthed by WV Baker, we have a plethora of interesting options to surprise and please. SHOP NOW
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Cotswolds Distillery Hearts & Crafts Madeira Cask Single Malt Whisky – English Whisky News
We are delighted to announce the release of our Hearts and Crafts Madeira Single Malt Whisky (54% ABV) – the seventh expression in our annual Hearts and Crafts series. This series celebrates the Arts Crafts movement, which flourished in the Cotswolds in the late 19th century and stood for the importance of traditional craftsmanship – the same values upon which our rural distillery was built. For this limited-edition release, our single malt whisky has matured in hand-selected Made
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BIG PEAT The World Football Edition ‘Playing in a league of his own’ 🔥 – Scotch Whisky News
BIG PEAT The World Football Edition The tournament kicks off Thursday – and Peat’s bringing the smoke. We’re marking the occasion with the Big Peat World Football Edition. Same wild Islay spirit, same untamed smoke, just dressed for the big one. Whether you’re locked in for every group game or only surfacing for the knockouts, Peat’s pouring. Big, briny, bonfire-on-the-beach Islay character in every glass – the ideal companion to ninety minutes, extra time, pe
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Scotch Malt Whisky Society ‘Gift him the good stuff’ – Scotch Whisky News
Our whisky is one of a kind. So is he. Our special 35cl bottling Cask No. 105.61: Matured to perfection celebrates the dramtastic characters in your life. This 11-year-old Toasted Oak Vanilla whisky is a Speyside delight, packed with sweet vanilla, spicy leather and oaty milk chocolate on the nose with cola, menthol and jammy raspberry gummy sweets on the palate. READ MORE The Scotch Malt Whisky Society, The Vaults, 87 Giles Street, Leith EH6 6BZ Contact: sales@smws.com or call 0131 555 2929 (
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Maker’s Mark Whisky Partners with Actor Lucien Laviscount, Calling Brits to Mark Moments that Matter with an Old-Fashioned Cocktail – American Whiskey News
Maker’s Mark Whisky Partners with Actor Lucien Laviscount, Calling Brits to Mark Moments that Matter with an Old-Fashioned Cocktail To celebrate the collaboration, Maker’s Mark has partnered with Hawksmoor to offer its signature Old Fashioned cocktail in the lead up to Father’s Day London, 3rd June 2026 – Today, Maker’s Mark Whisky has announced a collaboration with British actor Lucien Laviscount for a new short film encouraging Brits to be uncompromising in moments that matter. Filmed
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Aberfeldy 125th Anniversary Edition 25 Year Old Highland Single Malt ~ Scotch Whisky News
Aberfeldy 125th Anniversary Edition 25 Year Old Highland Single Malt Whisky Matured for over two decades in a combination of re-fill hogsheads and refill butts, the whisky was then finished for over a year in First-fill Oloroso Sherry casks. Oloroso casks augment Aberfeldy’s rich and fruity character, and bestow a delightful spiced note. With notes of Highland honey, wild strawberries and ripe peaches warmed by the sun – the aroma builds with cocoa powder, creamy caramel and warming cinnamon. On
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Scotch Whisky Auctions June 2026 Collection Schedule – Auction Whisky News
Our collection schedule for June 2026 has now been finalised. Please complete the form HERE to register your interest in our free collection service. The deadline for collection requests is 12noon on Monday 15th June 2026. Home collections are available for those customers sending 10+ bottles or bottles to the value of £1000. Lots can be split over the next three auctions. Unfortunately this service is not available in London. Although we do have four collection points in London. Collections a
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Edinburgh Whisky Academy ‘Online Diploma in Single Malt Whisky’ – Whisky Education News
Online Diploma in Single Malt Whisky Prefer to study from home? Our online Diploma delivers the same robust qualification, earned remotely and navigated at your own pace. Alongside Vic Cameron’s modules covering production, you can enjoy whisky writer Dave Broom’s recent update to the World Whiskies module, marvelling as you sip your way through the evolving global whisky landscape. “Purchasing process is super easy but delivery of tasting samples was absolutely perfect. This i
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Taming the Wild — Bootleg Biology’s Hunt for a Tennessee Yeast
Taming the Wild — Bootleg Biology’s Hunt for a Tennessee Yeast
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Back to the Future — Fidens Brewing in Albany, New York
Back to the Future — Fidens Brewing in Albany, New York
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Nobody Walks — In a Sprawling Los Angeles, Restaurants Create a Constellation of Cocktail Culture
Nobody Walks — In a Sprawling Los Angeles, Restaurants Create a Constellation of Cocktail Culture
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Amidst the Concrete, a Jungle — Finding My Great Outdoors in the Middle of London
Amidst the Concrete, a Jungle — Finding My Great Outdoors in the Middle of London
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Praying Before Eating – From ‘Libations’ to ‘Pouring One Out,’ Spilling Drinks Connects Souls Across Centuries and Continents
Praying Before Eating – From ‘Libations’ to ‘Pouring One Out,’ Spilling Drinks Connects Souls Across Centuries and Continents
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Bavarian Beer Culture and the Dash of Decoction Mashing — Brasserie de la Mule in Brussels, Belgium
Bavarian Beer Culture and the Dash of Decoction Mashing — Brasserie de la Mule in Brussels, Belgium
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Natural Incline — Across Generations, Willamette Ski Patrollers Embrace Uphill Battles
Natural Incline — Across Generations, Willamette Ski Patrollers Embrace Uphill Battles
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Charting a New Course — In Louisiana’s Sugarcane Country, a New Spirit Emerges from Complicated Conditions
Charting a New Course — In Louisiana’s Sugarcane Country, a New Spirit Emerges from Complicated Conditions
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From One to All — The Past, Present, and Future of Lager Yeast
From One to All — The Past, Present, and Future of Lager Yeast
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Pressing Toward New Growth — Can Cider Help Apple Farmers Move Beyond Legend and Luck?
Pressing Toward New Growth — Can Cider Help Apple Farmers Move Beyond Legend and Luck?
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Le (Beer) Tour du Mont Blanc — Outrunning Worries and Chasing Beer on a Long-Distance Alpine Trail
Le (Beer) Tour du Mont Blanc — Outrunning Worries and Chasing Beer on a Long-Distance Alpine Trail
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Sowing Sakamai — The New American Saké Movement Is Fueled by Legacies of Rice, Immigration, and Ingenuity
Sowing Sakamai — The New American Saké Movement Is Fueled by Legacies of Rice, Immigration, and Ingenuity
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The Rest Is Noise — Arizona Wilderness’s Quiet Revolution to Drink Like You Care
The Rest Is Noise — Arizona Wilderness’s Quiet Revolution to Drink Like You Care
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Long Live the Sorcery — Brujos Brewing in Portland, Oregon
Long Live the Sorcery — Brujos Brewing in Portland, Oregon
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279. Read. Look. Drink.
We’re voracious consumers of culture. And each week, a member of our team shares the words, images, and beers that inspired them.
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The Man, Now Myth — Searching for Tony Magee
The Man, Now Myth — Searching for Tony Magee
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Reawakening the Yeast — Lacons Brewery in Norfolk, England
Reawakening the Yeast — Lacons Brewery in Norfolk, England
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Thinkin’ It Can’t Happen to You, and Then It Do — How Water Became a Casualty of the Everglades’ Seductive Urbanization
Thinkin’ It Can’t Happen to You, and Then It Do — How Water Became a Casualty of the Everglades’ Seductive Urbanization
Read Article →My Dr. Pepper Pulled Pork Is So Good I Got My Slow Cooker Out of Storage
Set it and forget it. READ MORE...
Read Article →Lemon Love Cake Is the Easiest Make-Ahead Dessert You’ll Be Obsessed With
The fluffy topping is so good you’ll want to eat it straight from the bowl. READ MORE...
Read Article →The Owners Didn’t Want This Coastal Kitchen to Be the Heart of the Home
(It feels more like a spa than a place to cook.) READ MORE...
Read Article →Skip Ribeye: The Tender Beef Cut This Chef Says to Buy Instead (It’s Way More Affordable!)
“Feeds a table full of people without breaking the bank.” READ MORE...
Read Article →11 Incredibly Flavorful Marinades That You Can Make with 5 Ingredients or Less
The challenge when cooking chicken, steak, or any meat for that matter is to cook it so that it’s tender and, very importantly, not dry. That’s where marinades come in handy. Not only can they make dinner more flavorful, but they help tenderize, too. Marinating is an extra step, but one that’s mostly hands-off time. And to make a big impact, you don’t need a fussy or complicated ingredient list, either. READ MORE...
Read Article →The Rule-Breaking Cooking Trick for Impossibly Delicious Hot Dogs
You’ll never look at hot dogs, or bacon, the same way again. READ MORE...
Read Article →My Dad’s Bizarrely Delicious Trick for Scrambled Eggs
I was shook when I saw this. READ MORE...
Read Article →The No-Bake, Make-Ahead Summer Dessert That Gets Better as It Sits in the Fridge
The perfect summer dessert. READ MORE...
Read Article →The ”Flavorful” Thai Sauce That Makes Steak Taste Absolutely Delicious
Perfectly charred steak with a sweet-salty-savory-spicy sauce. READ MORE...
Read Article →This “So Delicious and Flavorful” Salmon Is So Good, Most Shoppers Put It on AutoShip
Curtis Stone's salmon has a cult following for good reason. READ MORE...
Read Article →When It’s Too Hot to Bake, I Make This Nostalgic Icebox Cake (Everyone Always Asks for the Recipe)
Summer in dessert form. READ MORE...
Read Article →This 4-Ingredient Zucchini Is My Favorite Way to Eat the Summer Vegetable
No more boring zucchini. READ MORE...
Read Article →The No-Bake Dessert I’ll Be Making All Summer Long
Everyone begs for the recipe. READ MORE...
Read Article →I Asked a Beer Expert If It’s Better to Buy Beer That’s Already Cold — And Her Answer Totally Surprised Me
For your next party. READ MORE...
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16 Greek-Inspired Recipes
Sometimes all it takes is borrowing a few flavors from another cuisine to make dinner feel completely different. These 16 Greek-inspired recipes make it easy to do just that, but without chasing down a long list of expensive ingredients. The flavors here are bright, fresh, tangy, and a little salty in the best way, with plenty of crunchy vegetables, creamy dressings, and lemony marinades. I always appreciate recipes like these because they make everyday ingredients feel exciting again without st
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Stovetop Chicken Fajitas
I LOVE chicken fajitas, especially when they hit the table sizzling hot with juicy chicken, charred veggies, and warm tortillas ready to fill. These easy Stovetop Chicken Fajitas bring that same restaurant-style flavor to your kitchen with thinly sliced chicken breast, peppers and onions, homemade fajita seasoning, fresh lime juice, and flour tortillas, all made in one skillet. I use simple pantry spices instead of a seasoning packet, which keeps the flavor bold, fresh, and budget-friendly. The
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French Bread Pizza
This fast French Bread Pizza recipe is a classic Budget Byte because it s super fast, ridiculously easy, customizable, and inexpensive! In just 20 minutes, a loaf of French bread turns into four crispy, cheesy pizzas with golden edges, tomatoey sauce, and all your favorite toppings. But one of my favorite reasons for making these French bread pizzas is that they re a great way to use up the leftovers in your fridge. You can top these pizzas with just about anything, so dive into your refrigerato
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Chimichurri Sauce
Chimichurri Sauce is bold, wildly versatile, and way more powerful than the sum of its parts, which is exactly the kind of budget-friendly cooking I m all about. This vibrant green sauce is pure magic because it requires only a few ingredients (fresh herbs, olive oil, red wine vinegar, and seasonings) and is so incredibly easy for how much flavor it brings. Trust me, it WILL transform anything you drizzle it on and you really can drizzle it on just about anything. This is fantastic! We
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Cheap and Easy Salad Dressings
If there s one thing I know inside and out, it s how to turn humble vegetables into crave-worthy masterpieces. My background is rooted deeply in salads, veggies, and fresh plant-based foods, which means I ve spent countless hours figuring out how to make raw greens sing. But you don t need to spend a fortune to enjoy healthy summer salads; the key to clean eating on a budget is mastering the flavor balance in your own kitchen using ingredients you have on hand. To help you cool off this season,
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Stuffed Pepper Skillet
Stuffed peppers were always one of my favorite meals growing up, and this Stuffed Pepper Skillet gives me all those same cozy flavors with a lot less work. Instead of hollowing out whole peppers and stuffing them one by one, the bell peppers are chopped and cooked right in the pan with savory Italian sausage, tender rice, tomatoes, and melty Colby Jack cheese. It s quick, comforting, budget-friendly, and ready in about 40 minutes. This is exactly the kind of easy one-pan dinner I want on a busy
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Bibimbap
You guys know that I love my bowl meals, right?? They have everything you need in one bowl, with more flavor, texture, and color than you can shake a stick at. But the more I make them, the more they start to resemble bibimbap, the mother of all bowl meals. My version here layers jasmine rice with sesame spinach, chili garlic beef, fresh vegetables, kimchi, and a runny egg for a seriously delicious meal ready in about 35 minutes. While this isn t a traditional bibimbap recipe, I think it still c
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Chimichurri Grilled Chicken
Summer is here! And this Chimichurri Grilled Chicken is the smoky, garlicky, tangy grilled chicken recipe made for a warm-weather cookout. I use bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs here because they stay extra juicy on the grill, and the Greek yogurt chimichurri marinade helps tenderize the meat, season it deeply, and create those delicious charred grill marks every grillmaster craves. The best part? Each piece gets finished with a spoonful of reserved fresh chimichurri, making this easy recipe flav
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12 Orzo Recipes You Need to Try!
Orzo may be small, but it knows how to carry a dinner. It works equally as well in creamy skillet dinners, cold pasta salads, and cheesy side dishes, and I love how quickly it turns basic ingredients into something that feels a little more fun. These 12 orzo recipes cover everything from cozy weeknight dinners to easy lunches, with budget-friendly sides and warm-weather favorites mixed in too! That s a lot of dinner potential from one little pasta shape. 😉 If You re New To Orzo
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Pimento Cheese
Traditional Southern Pimento Cheese is creamy, tangy, spreadable, and best served cold on a club cracker, if you ask me! Before you opt to buy it pre-made at a grocery store, you re going to want to try my super easy recipe made with just a handful of simple ingredients: sharp cheddar, cream cheese, mayonnaise, chopped pimentos, and a few pantry seasonings. That little jar of pimentos might not regularly grace your pantry shelf, but it s easy to find with the other canned veggies at the grocery
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22 Must-Make Summer Dessert Recipes
If your summer calendar looks anything like mine, it’s filled with BBQs, lake days, family get-togethers, and those last-minute texts asking, “Can you bring dessert?” Good news: this list of summer dessert recipes has you covered! These are the sweet treats that I make every summer – easy, crowd-friendly, and loved by everyone. Bars, pies, cookies, brownies, and more! My MOST favorite ones on the list: the Best Peach Cobbler and those S’Mores Bars. I make them multi
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Pizza Burgers
My Grandma Knew. A crisped English muffin brushed with garlic butter, topped with a savory meat sauce and melty cheese? Oh MAN these are good. I’m currently very obsessed with these, which is kind of making me chuckle, because it feels like a peak 90s Midwestern mom moment. HERE FOR IT! “Pizza burgers” are a staple of my childhood. My grandma made these all the time, and whenever she would come visit our family, she’d re-up our freezer stash. This recipe i
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35 Easy Summer Dinners To Make on Repeat
Summer is my favorite time to cook – not because I want to spend hours in a hot kitchen, but because I genuinely don’t have to. That summer produce does all the work. Juicy tomatoes, sweet crunchy corn, crisp cucumbers, and fresh herbs that make everything taste like it came straight from the garden when really it came together in 30 minutes on a Tuesday night. These 35 recipes are my tried-and-true summer go-tos – the ones I come back to year after year when I want dinner t
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Bang Bang Tofu
The Sticky Yummy Tofu That Wowed My Friends and Me. I made this on a whim for a last-minute low-key dinner party, and my friends texted the next day asking for the recipe. It was SO good. I needed something very easy that would deliver on flavor (I’m having dejavu). My brain did some thinking, and I decided to base the meal around an absolute EASY crowd pleaser that hits every time: good ol’ bang bang sauce. This sauce is embarrassingly easy and shockingly good. Ma
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40 Super Quick + Delicious Dinner Recipes
Raise your hand if weeknights feel like a constant scramble. 🙋 Between after-school activities for my kids, work piling up, and the general chaos of real life, the last thing I want is a dinner that demands an hour of kitchen time. These 40 recipes are my answer to that – every single one comes together in 30 minutes or less. And here’s the thing: quick doesn’t mean boring! These actually feel like you put in real effort – even when you absolutely did not. This is my
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40 Easy Family Dinner Recipes Everyone Will Love
There’s just something really special about family dinner time. Bonus if the kids actually eat the meal, the adults can genuinely enjoy it, and nobody’s making a separate plate at 7pm. That’s the dream! These family dinner recipes are exactly that: crowd-pleasing, kid-friendly, and delicious enough to put on repeat. They’re also easy enough to get dinner on the table in less than an hour, so that dinner feels less like a task and more like the best part of the day.
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Peanut Butter Cups
Jump to recipe Skip the store-bought treats and make these Easy Peanut Butter Cups instead. With just a few simple ingredients and the added benefits of Perfect Keto Collagen, these homemade cups deliver rich chocolate flavor, creamy peanut butter, and a satisfying texture — without the sugar overload. Benefits of This Recipe Made with Perfect Keto Collagen for added protein No baking required Low carb and keto-friendly Simple ingredients Easy to store for grab-and
Read Article →Easy Peanut Butter Cups
Jump to recipe Skip the store-bought treats and make these Easy Peanut Butter Cups instead. With just a few simple ingredients and the added benefits of Perfect Keto Collagen, these homemade cups deliver rich chocolate flavor, creamy peanut butter, and a satisfying texture — without the sugar overload. Benefits of This Recipe Made with Perfect Keto Collagen for added protein No baking required Low carb and keto-friendly Simple ingredients Easy to store for grab-and
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High Protein Chocolate Pudding
Jump to recipe This High Protein Chocolate Pudding is rich, creamy, and secretly packed with protein. Made with cottage cheese, avocado, and Perfect Keto Chocolate Collagen, it blends into a smooth, decadent pudding that tastes indulgent but fuels your body. Enjoy it right away or let it set overnight. Benefits of This Recipe ~20g protein per serving Made with Perfect Keto Chocolate Collagen No baking required Naturally creamy from avocado and cottage cheese Keto-f
Read Article →The Link Between Keto and Depression
How Nutritional Ketosis May Support Mood Why Keto’s Brain Effects Are Getting More Attention Current Studies on Keto and Depression Practical Ways to Support Mood While Eating Keto What to Expect in the First Few Weeks How Long Until You Might Feel Different? Lifestyle Factors That Make a Difference When to Talk With a Healthcare Professional FAQs The Bottom Line Many people associate the ketogenic diet with weight loss, but its origins are actually rooted in brain health. For nearly a
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Cinnamon Roll Chia Seed Pudding
Jump to recipe This Cinnamon Roll Chia Seed Pudding tastes like a cozy cinnamon roll but with protein, healthy fats, and no sugar crash. Made with Perfect Keto Cinnamon Toast Collagen, warming cinnamon, and a splash of almond and vanilla extract, this overnight pudding sets into a creamy, nourishing breakfast or dessert. Benefits of This Recipe Made with Perfect Keto Cinnamon Toast Collagen for added protein and warm flavor. Overnight prep makes it an easy grab-and-go breakf
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Edible Keto Collagen Brownie Batter
Jump to recipe This Edible Keto Collagen Brownie Batter is a quick, no-bake chocolate fix that’s creamy, indulgent, and packed with protein. Made with Perfect Keto Chocolate Collagen Peptides, unsweetened Greek yogurt, and a splash of cream, it delivers that rich brownie flavor without sugar or carbs — just mix, stir, and enjoy by the spoonful. Benefits of This Recipe Made with Perfect Keto Chocolate Collagen for protein and chocolate richness No baking required — ready in 3
Read Article →Your Guide to Low-Carb Diets
Health Benefits What to Eat Foods to Limit or Avoid Low-Carb Diets Pros & Cons Choose the Best Approach Getting Started FAQs Next Steps Low-carbohydrate diets have gained popularity over the past few decades as more people look for practical ways to manage weight, stabilize blood sugar, and support overall metabolic health. Although many low-carb plans share the same core idea of reducing carbohydrate intake, they can vary in their food choices, structure, and long-term goals. Some
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The Best Keto Supplements to Support Your Health
When you start a ketogenic diet, your body goes through a shift from relying on carbs for energy to using fat as its main fuel source. This can mean a shift in your nutrient needs, too, especially as your body adapts to ketosis. Certain dietary supplements, including keto vitamins, can help bridge nutritional gaps, ease the transition, and support energy levels and how you feel — alongside proper diet and exercise. Supplements can make sticking to your diet more sustainable, too, particula
Read Article →How to Reduce Inflammation in the Body Naturally
How Reducing Inflammation Will Improve Your Health 1. Eat More Anti-Inflammatory Foods 2. Rethink How You Cook and Shop for Food 3. Move Your Body Regularly 4. Prioritize Sleep and Stress Management 5. Stay Hydrated 6. Try Evidence-Based Anti-Inflammatory Supplements The Role of Ketosis FAQs Your Next Steps Toward Lower Inflammation Inflammation can be a good thing. When you scrape your knee or fight off a virus, your immune system triggers a short-term response to protect you and start t
Read Article →Does The Keto Diet Work for Autoimmune Disease?
What Is Autoimmune Disease? What Does “Root Cause” Mean? Addresses The Root Cause Common Autoimmune Diseases Foods To Avoid The Takeaway It seems like autoimmune diseases are popping up everywhere these days. As the incidence of diseases like Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, RA (rheumatoid arthritis), Lupus, Crohn’s disease, and MS (multiple sclerosis) continue to rise, the need for effective treatments also increases. Diet and gut health are huge areas of opportunity when it comes to reducing
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Top 10 best-selling world whisky Brand Champions
While North American and Japanese whiskies had a lacklustre 2025, there was one Irish player that stormed to success. While Scotch and Indian whiskies have their own dedicated pages in The Brand Champions 2026 supplement, other whiskies – made in countries like the US, Canada, Japan and Ireland – are analysed in the world whisky section of our report on the world's biggest-selling spirits brands. The global whisky industry is facing a downturn in sales with some sectors facing oversupply is
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Isle of Harris unveils annual collectors’ edition gin
Outer Hebridean distillery Isle of Harris has taken inspiration from the wild coastal grasslands of the region’s islands for its annual limited edition gin bottle. This year’s vessel from the annual Cèilidh Bottle series is glazed in a rich green colour, inspired by the wild coastal grasslands that bloom across the Outer Hebrides each summer. There will be 900 bottles available to purchase on Thursday (18 June), with 400 released for general sale online across the UK. A further 500 are avai
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Glencadam appoints new distillery manager
Angus Dundee-owned Glencadam has welcomed Will Stafford, ex-manager and head distiller of Hinch Distillery, as its new distillery manager. Representatives for Glencadam described the appointment as 'marking the next phase in its growth following the distillery's 200th anniversary celebrations.' In addition to his nearly five-year stint at Hinch, Stafford has also held senior production and management roles at Copeland and The Boatyard distilleries. "I've been fortunate to help design, buil
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Mermaid steers to win Drinks Trade Regatta
Isle of Wight Distillery's spirits brand Mermaid sailed to first place at this year's Drinks Trade Regatta yacht race. Held on June 4-5 for its 20th year, the regatta, which evolved from the Inter Brewery Regatta, was organised by Prometheus Sailing and took place in Cowes on the Isle of Wight. The race was attended by teams from the drinks and hospitality sectors for two days of sailing. It included a crew dinner at the Royal Ocean Racing Club in Cowes, along with opportunities for networ
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Best Mass Market “Value” Beers
(Courtesy Miller High Life Brewing Company) Sometimes the perfect beer is the one sitting in the convenience store cooler and priced to disappear at a backyard cookout. Mass market value beers occupy a unique place in American drinking culture. They are affordable, widely available, and often deeply regional. Many of them built loyal followings long before craft beer was even a thing, and despite changing tastes, these brands continue to thrive because they deliver exactly what people expect: “b
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Beer Briefs: Tilray Brands Returns Atwater Brewery To Detroit Entrepreneur
(Courtesy Atwater Brewery) On June 4, Detroit entrepreneur Mark Rieth signed a definitive agreement to buy Atwater Brewery back from Canada-headquartered cannabis and craft beer company, Tilray Brands, a move that officially returns the iconic neighborhood staple to local hands. While the ink is dry on the agreement, the deal is expected to officially close later this summer. Rieth is reacquiring the Atwater brand name, its intellectual property, the Detroit brewing equipment, and the actual Det
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Follow These Rules to Avoid a Soggy-Bottom Galette
You’ll be rewarded with juicy tomato pastries, Bake Club’s recipe of the month.
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What Can I Do With Extra Wine From a Party?
Garlicky shrimp scampi, a clever Spanish cocktail, and more recipe recs from our Dear Bon Appétit column.
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Why This Fast Food Burger Chain Nearly Beat In-N-Out When Ranked Second-Best
Despite its regional limitations, In-N-Out Burger is beloved nationwide, but one fast food burger joint gives the West Coast chain a run for its money.
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Experience, I guess, is still screwing up but having a pretty good idea why . . . . .Son and family over, told them I wanted to just cook, not cook and sit to eat, but cook and serve them. The grand daughters are now teens. I decided to make enough dough for 8 pizza and include a dessert pizza, a larger batch of dough than the usual and looking forward to the bake. Of course it could have gone more smoothly.My normal batch is 3 to 4 pizza so the quantity and size of dough was different, but I w
Read Article →Re: Howitzers NY Style
Quote from: Howitzer21 on Yesterday at 08:00:07 PMMade some dough yesterday in case the new PP oven showed up today (it didn't). So we made a 16" bbq pulled pork pizza with some mini pepps, Calabrian chilis and banana peppers.Ranch cilantro post bake. 50% KABF40% KAAP10% KAWW65% HR 3.0% Salt1.3% DMP1.0% Sugar0.4% IDY0.5% Olive OilOvermixed the dough a bit trying to get it to target FDT so it was a bit chewy. Next time I'll just give it a slightly longer bulk.2Hr RT Bulk // ~20 Hr CF // 5 hr RT
Read Article →Federal Science Agency Adds New Cannabis Compounds To Its Library Of ‘Chemical Fingerprints’
A federal science agency has added dozens of new marijuana components to an official government library of compounds that is used to help identify unknown substances in food, drugs, cosmetics, the environment, body fluids and forensic evidence. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) announced last week that the cannabis components were being added as part of a broader update to its library of mass spectra measured from hundreds of thousands of compounds, known formally as Stan
Read Article →Virginia cannabis sales legalization deal reached (Newsletter: June 15, 2026)
Marijuana rescheduling interstate commerce; Drug scheduling bill in Congress; IL gov signs cannabis overhaul; Ukraine medical marijuana sales begin Subscribe to receive Marijuana Moment’s newsletter in your inbox every weekday morning. It’s the best way to make sure you know which cannabis stories are shaping the day. (function() { window.mc4wp = window.mc4wp || { listeners: [], forms: { on: function(evt, cb) { window.mc4wp.listeners.push( { event : evt, callback
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Fred Alexander, 49 year member of R&B supergroup Lakeside, dies
(June 15, 2026) We received the bad news today of the passing of longtime member of R B supergroup Lakeside, Fred Alexander. Stephen Shockley of the group posted on social media: Today is a Very Sad Day for our band Lakeside because we lost Fred Alexander…The little General…… The Backbone to all of our Records with his lock down drum playing …The most Driven and persistent Man I’ve ever known… That’s why he became administrator of our organization… i mean .. he could find a gig in the back of
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SoulTracks Lost Gem: Kool & The Gang tore our hearts open with “No Show”
In 1981, the R B-funk group Kool The Gang was at the top of the musical world. The members were in the third year of a decade run where it seemed everything they played shot to the top of the charts. That year the group released Something Special, another hit album that featured a danceable Top 10 hit – here “Get Down On It” – as well as a basketful of catchy, party-ready jams. But buried near the end of the album was a melancholy song of love lost, and lead singer James JT Taylor, sold “No
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The 20 Most Popular Scotch Brands in the World for 2026
While Scotch whisky sales surged in 2021 and 2022, the industry has since taken consistent hits. Last year, global Scotch whisky exports slid by 4.3 percent in volume, according to The Spirits Business’ annual Brand Champions Report. The report, which ranks the world’s 20 top-selling Scotch brands by 9-liter case sales, found 13 of the biggest brands were down year-over-year. The Spirits Business attributes the sagging sales to the tug-of-war over tariffs, mounting operational costs in the U.K.,
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10 Lesser-Known Producers You Should Try if You Love Bourbon
There are two ways to view the bourbon market in 2026. The first way is through the current lens of doom and gloom, lamenting the slowdown in bourbon sales and complaining about how Gen Z doesn’t drink as much as previous generations, even though data suggests this hot take looks increasingly like a load of fertilizer. The other (more positive) way is to take a longer view of the way the category has grown since the dawn of the 21st century. Bourbon’s glow-up makes it almost hard to fathom a tim
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Bonnaroo 2026 Weather Wipes Out 11 Sunday Sets, Including Aly & AJ For A Second Straight Year
It wouldn't be Bonnaroo if it were dry. The post Bonnaroo 2026 Weather Wipes Out 11 Sunday Sets, Including Aly AJ For A Second Straight Year appeared first on Stereogum.
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Alicia Keys & Nas Celebrate Knicks Championship With New York City Songs At Tribeca Fest
In New York City, following a historic win from the New York Knicks, Alicia Keys and Jay-Z’s “Empire State of Mind” has been on repeat. Last night, after their win over the San Antonio Spurs, crowds were screaming it in the streets. And for another very lucky crowd, they were singing it along with Keys herself at the closing party for the Tribeca Film Festival. The post Alicia Keys Nas Celebrate Knicks Championship With New York City Songs At Tribeca Fest appeared first on Stereogum.
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Oliver Tree Dead At 32
R.I.P. Oliver Tree. The singer and rapper born Oliver Tree Nickell died along with five others when two helicopters crashed above Recreio dos Bandeirantes in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Sunday morning. Civil Police confirmed the deaths to CNN Brasil. The post Oliver Tree Dead At 32 appeared first on Stereogum.
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Oliver Tree Killed in Helicopter Crash
Oliver Tree was killed along with five other people in helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, on Sunday. The Santa Cruz-born musician, producer, and filmmaker was 32 years old. CNN Brasil reports that two helicopters collided mid-air in southwest Rio de Janeiro on Sunday morning. The cause of the Please click the link below to read the full article.
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“Weird Al” Yankovic Bringing Cult Classic UHF on Big Screen with Orchestra
The masses will soon have an opportunity to experience on the silver screen a cinematic masterpiece Weird Al Yankovic s UHF. The screening happens October 31st at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. Yes, you read that right. People will be blessed with the 1989 off-the-wall comedy cult classic starring Please click the link below to read the full article.
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Bob Stanley Is One Reason You Love Pop Music, Even if You Didn’t Know It
I'm not scared of trying things, says Bob Stanley, at right, pictured here with Sarah Cracknell and Pete Wiggs of Saint Etienne, London, 1994. Stanley tries his hand at writing history, and does so in style. (Photo by James Fry via Getty Images) As a member of Saint Etienne, Stanley has co-written such U.K. hits as You re in a Bad Way , Hobart Paving , and Sylvie and the U.S. dance-chart topper Nothing Can Stop Us. As a curator of Ace Records compilations, he s responsible f
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Oliver Tree dies at 32 in two-helicopter collision
Oliver Tree, the musician whose music blended indiepop, rap and EDM with a unique visual style, was killed in a collision between two helicopters in Rio de Janeiro while on tour in South America. He was 32. According to news reports, Oliver was one of six casualties in the crash; Lucas Vignale, Gaspar Prim (Argentinian YouTuber Gaspi), Lucas Brito Chaves, and pilot Alexandre Souza were also aboard the helicopter Oliver was on, while pilot Charles Marsillac was flying solo in the other. Born Oliv
Read Article →The secret behind smoother, better-tasting protein shakes
A new whey protein manufacturing technique could make protein shakes taste better and feel smoother in the mouth. Researchers traced unwanted bitterness to concentrated minerals and found a way to remove them without sacrificing the improved texture.
Read Article →Reversing prediabetes cuts risk of deadly heart problems by 58%
Bringing blood sugar levels back to normal may dramatically reduce the danger posed by prediabetes. Researchers found that people who reversed prediabetes cut their risk of cardiovascular death or hospitalization for heart failure by 58% and lowered their chances of major heart problems such as heart attacks and strokes by 42%. The benefits lasted for decades and were seen across large long-term studies in both the U.S. and China.
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The GlenAllachie adds to Masters of Wood series with Ex-Solera Sherry cask matured single malt – Scotch Whisky News
The GlenAllachie adds to Masters of Wood series with Ex-Solera Sherry cask matured single malt The GlenAllachie Distillery has unveiled the latest release in its award-winning Masters of Wood Series, a 19-year-old Ex-Solera Sherry Cask Matured Single Malt Whisky that celebrates exceptionally rare casks and long-term wood character. The Masters of Wood Series showcases the influence of The GlenAllachie’s most unusual and scarce wood stocks. The series debuted in 2024 with a 17-year-old Mizu
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Father’s Day 2026 | Bourbon Gifts! – American Whiskey News
NEW | Little Book Chapter 10 – “All The Wiser” Chapter 10 doesn’t just celebrate a decade of boundary-pushing blending but captures the evolution of one of American whiskey’s most innovative makers. After years of chasing precision and “perfect” blends, Freddie shifted his philosophy for this release. “All The Wiser” reflects a more intuitive approach, one that embraces the unpredictability of blending and allows the whiskey itself to lead. The result is a whiskey that feels more discovered than
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Iron Gate Announces Summer Whisky Auction Opening June 2026 – Auction Whisky News
Iron Gate Announces Summer Fine Spirits Auction Opening June 15, 2026 Iron Gate Auctions will open its Summer Fine Spirits Auction on Monday, June 15, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. EDT, presenting collectors with an exceptional selection of rare and highly collectible spirits from some of the world’s most sought-after producers. The timed auction runs through Monday, June 22, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. EDT. Featured highlights include the Ardbeg Double Barrel Single Cask Set, Yamazaki Hospitality 25 Year Old, Bo
Read Article →The Whisky Exchange ‘Islay Through Independent Bottlers’ – Islay Whisky News
Islay Through Independent Bottlers Independent bottlers have long offered a different perspective on Islay whisky, uncovering rare casks and distinctive expressions beyond the distilleries’ core ranges. From smoky peat and coastal character to rich sherry influence and long-aged complexity, this selection showcases the many sides of the island’s unmistakable style. SHOP NOW
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Drinking Out Loud ‘Bigger Badder John’s Northern Promise Cask Strength’ – Canadian Whisky News
Bigger Badder John’s Northern Promise Cask Strength Adam talks us through the brand new full proof version of the Strath’s very own Big Bad John’s Northern Promise whisky from Fermentorium at Phillips in Victoria BC. Order now via the link HERE
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