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    Top 10 Uses for Olive Oil

    There are many ways to play up the special qualities of olive oil, whether it’s a tiny bottle of boutique extra-virgin, or a hulking can of everyday stuff (yes, even…

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    Cool Tools for Thanksgiving

    A few great finds can make pulling together your feast a whole lot easier

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    10 Things to Do with a Bench Knife

    A bench knife is meant to cut dough, but it has lots of other uses as well. Get some suggestions here.

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    The Season for Cookbooks

    Get short reviews of some cookbooks that Fine Cooking editors find worthwhile.

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    Is That a Jelly, a Jam, a Preserve, or a Marmalade?

    Many people toss around these terms rather loosely—too loosely, some preserving purists might say. Here’s how to distinguish the various types.

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    Storing Pot Lids, Noiselessly

    The great challenge with pot and pan lids is where to stash them. One elementary solution is to devote a shallow drawer to lids, stacking them in piles of two…

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    Sweet, Nutty Roaring '40s Blue

    The editors of Fine Cooking review of Roaring Forties blue cheese from King Island Dairy in Australia.

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    How Big a Bird?

    How to match the size of your Thanksgiving turkey to the size of your crowd.

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    Keeping Knives Close at Hand

    None of the most common ways to store knives does the job perfectly. The ideas presented here aren’t without drawbacks either, but they open up more options and might spark…

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    How to Choose a Turkey

    Finding the perfect turkey for your needs is the first step to a memorable traditional Thanksgiving meal

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