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Hear it, See it, Taste It, right out of Titli's Busy Kitchen...it's a longer video, but so worth watching and learning how to make the greatest Vindaloo.

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A lot easier than you may have thought, this tasty recipe is fun and gives a great excuse to...Have Another!

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I never even considered making potato fritters, but this video makes it look easy and so delicious.

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Follow the history of food, from an American-centric perspective. This is probably the most interesting non-human food fight or video I've ever seen.

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There are many versions of this delicious French recipe, and Julia Child's version is probably the most heralded by American cooks.

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Cakes are fun and celebratory. Making and decorating a cake can truly be an act of creative spirit. Not to mention, it is an easy and inexpensive way to set the tone for the occasion.

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This short video gives a quick training on how to flip your veggies, or whatever it is you might be cooking up in the kitchen.

Mable Hoffman started the slow food cooking movement back in the '70's. The Wall Street Journal had a wonderful feature yesterday about her past life.

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Ina Garten is really something - here she shows us how to make a delicious frittata that will feed six to eight people, and she makes it in less than 3 minutes!

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This is a great mini-interview to get you inspired to make a roast chicken, roast carrots, or the pork & fennel dish that Ina Garten mentions in this video.