An Easy Way to Improve a Recipe? Just Add Alcohol
In the 1949 cookbook, With a Jug of Wine, the author (and Chicago Tribune columnist) Morrison Wood writes a damn
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Read More“Honey, this is not a deuce—this is an ace.” One sip of the U.S. Open’s signature drink, the Honey Deuce,
Read MoreIn August 2022, the Rome-based food writer and food-tour host Elizabeth Minchilli reshared a video she posted in 2020 demonstrating
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Read MorePiña coladas may get all the attention (and song mentions), but its less-famous cousin the Painkiller has star power all
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