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The other side of brisket is known as The Point. It's much fattier. When in a restaurant, you can get this side by asking for your 'wet brisket.'
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On today's Thanksgiving episode of What's This Food?!, I'm taking a look at one of the must have's on the turkey-day spread: Cranberries. Most often, you'll see folks making ...Read More
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Scones
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On today's What's This Food?!, host Daniel Delaney goes over the history of scones, a traditional Scottish quick bread served in the morning or during afternoon tea. ...Read More
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On today's What's This Food?!, host Daniel Delaney takes a look at everyone's favorite crustacean, The Lobster. He goes over the history of the invertebrate, how to cook one, ...Read More
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Lardo
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Lardo is an Italian type of charcuterie that consists of pork fatback that gets cured for three months to a year in a marble cellar, while packed with salt and herbs. The ...Read More
Blue Cheese

Blue Cheese
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One of the stinkiest of all cheese is the famed Blue Cheese. With veins of mold that stretch throughout the curds, blue cheese is unmistakable. While the pungent flavors are ...Read More
Epazote

Epazote
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In this week's What's This Food, Dan respond's to a viewer who bought a batch of epazote, and has no clue what to do with it. Epazote, a Mexican herb, is has a taste similar ...Read More
Lemongrass Smoked Pollock

Pollock
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In an attempt to learn more about more about seafood and fish, today's WTF is all about Pollock, a tender white fish that lives in cold saltwater. Dan uses tea to smoke the ...Read More
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Jambalaya
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One of my favorite dishes from Southern Louisiana is the 2nd Line classic: Jambalaya. Not only do I love all the spice that the dish packs, but I love how easy it is to make. ...Read More
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Casaba Melon
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During a recent trip to my local grocery store I stumbled upon a fruit I've never seen before: The Casaba Melon. Now, maybe this is familiar to you, but it surely was an odd ...Read More