Any home cook is well aware that a nonstick skillet is indispensable in the kitchen. Even those who swear by their fleet of cast iron and stainless steel pans tend to keep a nonstick option at arm's reach, pulling it out when perfectly scrambled eggs or charred grilled cheeses are require
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New Year's Day is a tricky holiday to celebrate. If you're planning to throw a party, it's safe to assume that a number of guests were up celebrating into the wee hours the night before, so they may not be in the mood for another evening bash. You could do a big midday meal a la Christmas or T
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Published: 19:16 EST, 25 November 2021 | Updated: 09:29 EST, 26 November 2021
Vice President Kamala Harris spent more than $500 on cookware at a high-end Parisian culinary shop during her four-day visit to mend French and American rel
Vice President Kamala Harris has enjoyed cooking up a storm in the kitchen ever since her childhood days. According to Glamour, her family members were especially good in the kitchen, something that she observed and eventually picked up herself. She said, "As a child, I remember hearing the p
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