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The 10 Best Foods On TV Sitcoms

Mitchell R. Lajoie 5 months ago

Food is a big part of many sitcoms. It has the power to bring people together, such as for Thanksgiving or Christmas dinners; it can cause arguments, such as when Ross’ coworker eats his sandwich; and it can be the source of embarrassment, like when Kevin spills his famous chili in The Office.

RELATED: 10 Foods That Brought The Main Six Closer Together On Friends

For some characters, food is life as TV chefs Monica from Friends and Sookie from Gilmore Girls get immense joy from cooking and sharing their food with the people they care about. And often, the food that appears in sitcoms can look so good that it can leave fans watering at the mouth.


10 Rum Ham (It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia)

Mac and Frank float on a raft as the Rum Ham floats in the sea in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

When the gang goes on vacation to the Jersey Shore, Frank marinades a ham joint in rum so that he can get

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What Is Kosher Salt? | Cooking School

Mitchell R. Lajoie 5 months ago

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By Fraya Berg for Food Network Kitchen

Fraya is a chef and a contributing writer at Food Network.

If you’ve cooked many of the Food Network Kitchen recipes, you’ve probably noticed that we call for kosher salt in most of our savory recipes. If you’ve never used it, it stands to reason that you’ve wondered what Kosher salt is, why it’s called kosher salt and whether it really any different from regular table salt.

What Is Kosher Salt?

Kosher salt is a pure salt that is a fairly large-grained salt, that was originally used in the process of making meat kosher. Its purpose was to pull all of the blood out of the meat going through the koshering process, so that the meat would meet the standards of the Jewish dietary laws. Over time, it became known as kosher salt everywhere, and used by everyone.

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California Division Of Education

Mitchell R. Lajoie 9 months ago

Teaching Fellows The N.C. Teaching Fellows program is designed to encourage and help students who pursue educating careers within the excessive-need areas of science, mathematics and special education. Preparing all students for achievement requires that we basically reimagine our nation’s colleges and school Education rooms. Our public education system must meet up with how the world is evolving and with what we’ve come to know about how individuals study. That means attending to a broader variety of studying types and bringing what occurs at school into greater alignment with what occurs within the worlds of labor and civic life.

Education

Chapel Hill reported a excessive and quickly increasing positivity fee among the practically 1,000 college students it had tested as of this morning. Two progressive members of Congress are probing a pupil housing developer for pressing universities this spring on the monetary ramifications of their fall reopening plans and the possibility … Read More

Planning a picnic? Here’s how to keep your food safe and free of bugs

Mitchell R. Lajoie 7 months ago

The official start of summer is days away and many people are already planning beach days, outdoor hikes and balmy nights under the stars — which means it’s outdoor eating season.

We know you’ve got the fun part down, but what about keeping that food safe before you dine?

The perfect spread is prepared, the gingham blanket is packed and you’re ready to sprawl out on a grassy knoll for an-American picnic. But the warm temperatures everyone loves are also breeding grounds for bacteria and, according to the United States Department of Agriculture, food borne illness rates are higher in summer.

Not to worry, food fans, the basics behind handling all of your edible favorites are easy to remember and even easier to do. Whether you’re road tripping to your picnic destination, hosting it in your backyard, or tailgating before a baseball game, these USDA-approved

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