This beloved Milwaukee Avenue eatery has mastered the morning meal in ways that make sleepy-eyed Illinoisans willingly battle traffic just for a taste. The modest storefront with its classic red ...

Despite the fact that we all have to eat pretty darn regularly, it’s still bizarrely easy to come across people who can’t ...

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The elegant steakhouse offers inventive $8-$10 dishes not found on regular menu, plus bourbon cocktails and craft beers in a ...

These egg recipes don’t stick to breakfast rules—or any rules ... The texture alone is enough to make you wonder if you’re still dreaming. French Toast Casserole with Croissants. Photo credit: Eggs ...

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In a medium skillet, cook sweet potato, covered, in hot oil over medium-low heat for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add ...

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According to various scientific studies over the past two decades, burnt toast - and other burnt foods like over-done chips - could be linked to an increased risk of cancer and, possibly ...

Recently, I discovered the “Burnt Toast Theory” which is a colloquial metaphor for how an obstacle can change our day. Imagine that as you are preparing some toast for breakfast, you ...

If you haven’t yet or need a quick refresher, the idea is this: if you burned your toast while making breakfast, you need to spend another five or 10 minutes making a new piece. That extra time ...

4. Heat a non-stick skillet or electric countertop griddle to 350 degrees Fahrenheit and melt the butter. Do not burn, just brown the butter. 5. Cook the toast sticks in the butter on all sides ...