Complement Your Savory Steak With A Slab Of Maple Compound Butter
If you're looking to take your steak up a notch, you can't go wrong with this terrific combo. Here's how to put that to use with maple compound butter.
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20 Best Ways To Use Cottage Cheese
Cottage cheese is more than just a health food. From smoothies to pancakes, we have 20 best ways to use cottage cheese that'll change your mind.
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The Foolproof Method For Closing Your Plastic Bread Bag
As soon as you open your bag of store-bought bread, it starts going bad immediately. Common twisting methods are ineffective, but this easy trick works better.
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Detergent Is The Unexpected Solution To Clean Stained Oven Racks
That same powdered or liquid detergent that revives your stained clothes and brightens your whites can also work wonders on those challenging oven rack stains.
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Gina Homolka's Spritzing Method For A Crispy Air-Fried Coating - Exclusive
Skinnytaste creator Gina Homolka shared the spritzing method she recommends to get the perfect crispy coating on air-fried foods without using excess oil.
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The Rule To Remember For Filling Baking Pans With Batter
One slippery issue is how much batter a baker should add to the pan. Luckily, there's an easy rule that you can follow to help guide you're baking endeavors.
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How To Properly Salt And Pepper Your Brisket Before Cooking
Tender brisket is a favorite of meat lovers. Though it can be intimidating to prepare, starting with a basic salt and pepper rub is pretty easy with these tips!
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The Cream Technique For Velvety Smooth Scrambled Eggs
There are many different methods and techniques for making scrambled eggs. Incorporating cream is the most surefire way to make your eggs for velvety smooth.
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Why You Should Refrigerate Pumpkin Pie Filling Before Baking
There is a lesser-known trick that can elevate the flavors of this classic dessert even further: Refrigerate the pumpkin pie filling before baking.
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The 2023 National Fried Chicken Festival Features Its Largest Food Lineup To Date
The sixth annual National Fried Chicken Festival is being held on the New Orleans Lakefront between September 30 and October 1.
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The Extra Step To Make Shaping No-Bake Protein Balls Easier
Protein balls are a great, endlessly-customizable way to get more protein in your diet. Here's a tip to speed up the slightly messy process.
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Potato Pillows Are Like Fried Gnocchi (But So Much Better)
You've heard of fried gnocchi but what about their fluffier cousins? Potato pillows are a tasty hot treat that can be served in many different ways.
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15 Tips You Need To Make Restaurant-Quality Fried Rice At Home
Craving fried rice but don't want to order out? Break out the wok because here's 15 tips you need to make restaurant-quality fried rice at home.
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For Cleaner Dishes, Consider Adding Tang To Your Dishwasher
The drink brand Tang has found an unexpected new role in households as a dishwasher cleaning agent that could result in cleaner, shinier dishes.
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Why The Loyalist Serves The Best Burger In Chicago
Chicago is a city full of amazing burgers, but The Loyalist from chefs John Shields and Karen Urie-Shields is serving up the very best in the Windy City.
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Caramelize Onions For An Elevated, Umami-Packed Dip
Making your own caramelized onion dip will elevate your snacking experience. Find out which onions work best and tips on cooking them for maximum flavor.
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Don't Forget To Warm Your Rag In The Microwave Before Cleaning
If your cleaning plan includes tackling tough, stuck-on messes, part of your preparation should be to toss a rag into the microwave.
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Pati Jinich's Tips For Making Flavorful Mexican Rice - Exclusive
You're in luck if you want to make the most flavorful Mexican rice. Pati Jinich spoke to Tasting Table and gave us the best tips for this delicious grain.
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Masala Vs. Irani Chai: What's The Difference?
Masala chai and Irani chai hail from a similar part of the world and utilize many of the same ingredients, but there are key differences between them.
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The Underrated Cuts Of Meat We Should Be Grilling More, According To Sunny Anderson - Exclusive
BBQ maven Sunny Anderson reveals the grilling secrets you've been missing. From underrated cuts to zesty marinades, elevate your barbecue game.
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Water Is All You Need To Clean Sticky Caramel Residue From Pots
Don't throw out your caramelized pan. There is a very simple trick to cleaning out that sticky caramel residue from your pot and all you need is water.
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Canned Tomatoes And Beans Are All You Need For A Simple, Delicious One-Pot Dinner
When low ingredients, time, or money, it's good to be able to whip up a simple dinner in a single pot. Canned tomatoes and beans make the perfect foundation.
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The Baking Soda Hack For Crunchy Chicken Wings
That humble pantry staple we often use for baking and cleaning purposes can be your secret weapon for achieving the ultimate crunch in your chicken wings.
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A Fork Is The Secret To Cutting Equal Cheese Slices Every Time
If you find yourself struggling to cut perfectly even slices of cheese, this simple fork trick can be exactly what you need to slice cheese uniformly.
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What To Know Before Cleaning The Stuck-On Food Bits Off Your Griddle
Cleaning those food remnants off of your griddle shouldn't be just about hygiene, but also about preserving the integrity of your appliance's surface.
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Vegetable Oil Is The Secret To A Polished Range Hood
The range hood above your oven might be the dirty spot in your otherwise clean kitchen. Luckily, a little bit of vegetable oil is all it takes to keep it clean.
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The Canned Tuna Tip That Ensures A Crispy Melt Every Time
All you need for a basic tuna melt is some cheese, tomato, celery, and of course, canned tuna. But sadly, this is where things can take a turn for the worse.
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