Swap This Old-School Classic Into Your Beef Wellington For A Cheap Alternative
A beef Wellington is a showstopper of a dish, but it can be expensive and daunting to make. We asked a chef for a cheaper alternative that still wows.
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This Protein-Rich And Fiber-Packed Warm Salad Hits All The Satisfying Textures In One Bowl
This salad is way more than a side-dish. It's fully packed with flavor and hearty nutrients, and with some variations can take you all the way through winter.
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Joanna Gaines' Baked Spaghetti Is Even Better With One Cheese Tip
In Gaines' version of baked spaghetti, the cozy, casserole-style dish is made with pasta, tender chicken, sauteed veggies, and a rich cream-and-cheese sauce.
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Amanda's Freitag's Best Tips For A Fluffy Omelet
A perfectly fluffy omelet takes practice, patience, and a lot of love. That's why we sought out the advice of celebrity chef Amanda Freitag.
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Ree Drummond Wants You To Leave This Classic Add-In Out Of Pot Roast
A pot roast might seem like the perfect one-pot recipe, but there's always room to experiment. Here is the tasty twist Ree Drummond humbly suggests.
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Don't Pour Extra Brewed Tea Down The Drain, Use It In Your Breakfast Instead
If you have brewed a little too much tea, you don't have to pour it down the drain in defeat. Just use it in this easy breakfast dish instead.
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Canned Vs Fresh Tomatoes: Which Are Actually More Nutritious?
Canned vegetables get a bad rap, but they can rival their fresh counterparts in the nutrition department. This is how to assess tomatoes in various forms.
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This 3-Ingredient Cream Cheese Dip Is Completely Customizable
Dips tend to lean savory, but there's a world of possibilities that opens up when you expand into sweet-dip territory. This one is a creamy, easy start.
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How Guy Fieri Makes His Veggie Burgers Totally One-Of-A-Kind
Guy Fieri's veggie burgers are a work of art, packed with ingredients and full to the brim with flavor and texture. Here's how to go about making one at home.
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9 Cheeses At Whole Foods You Should Add To Your Charcuterie Board
The best way to build a charcuterie board is to use a variety of flavors and textures. Try one of these cheeses at Whole Foods for making the perfect board.
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Alton Brown Tells Us His Best Holiday Cooking Tips, Tricks, And Hacks - Exclusive
Seeking inspiration for your holiday meals? We interviewed "Good Eats" host Alton Brown about his best holiday cooking tips -- from main dishes to drinks.
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Squeeze Out The Water From Shredded Vegetables With This Unexpected Kitchen Tool
Many good recipes call for squeezing all the water out of a vegetable, which can be quite a chore. There is a kitchen tool that can do this job well.
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Does Homemade Cajun Seasoning Need Salt?
Cajun seasoning delivers a blend of balanced flavor to a dish. We asked an expert if salt is needed when mixing our own blend of Cajun spices.
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These Trader Joe's Crackers Are Leagues Above The Rest
Trader Joe's has plenty of affordable snacks and many types of crackers. There is a particular one that is especially delicious and recommended.
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The Controversial Ingredient That Instantly Upgrades Any Tomato Dish
If you're looking to bolster a tomato dish, turn to this once controversial seasoning. Just a pinch or two will bring a whole new depth of flavor.
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The Liquid Substitutions You Can Make For Brown Sugar In A Pinch
There are a lot of liquid options for replacing brown sugar, depending on what your recipe is.
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9 Mistakes You Might Be Making With Grits
Grits are a simple Southern staple, but they still require a little bit of finesse and know-how. We polled the experts for some key mistakes to avoid.
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President Reagan's Homemade Cranberry Sauce Included An Unexpected Spice
Cranberry sauce is a staple on every Thanksgiving table -- even the White House's, where President Reagan gave it a spin with an unexpected spice.
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Add Some Texture To Mashed Potatoes With An Ingredient From Your Freezer
There's a way to make mashed potatoes even more satisfying, and it's probably already in your freezer. Here's the secret to a texture reset on your spuds.
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The Homemade Pesto Mistake That'll Lead You To An Unappetizing Dish
There's nothing like homemade pesto, but making one common mistake will turn your heavenly green sauce into a discolored mess. Luckily, it's easy to avoid.
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Costco's Frozen Version Of A Food Court Fave Belongs In The Air Fryer
Costco's food court has some winners, some of which are also in the warehouse. This dish is much-loved fresh and can be recreated from frozen in the air fryer.
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Make Butter Chicken Dairy-Free With This Simply Delicious Swap
Butter chicken is a luscious and creamy dish that traditionally lends on cream for its body -- but there's a simple and delicious dairy-free swap.
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How To Remix Loaded Fries Into The Ultimate Dessert Dish
You don't have to choose savory toppings for your loaded fries. If a dessert-inspired take sounds tasty, consider using these sweet ingredients.
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The Store-Bought Packet That's An Easy Shortcut To Making Old-School Meatballs
Store-bought gravy packets tend to be frowned upon compared to making gravy from scratch, but they're an easy shortcut if you're making old-school meatballs.
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Rest Your Chicago-Style Pizza After Baking And You'll Have Deep Regret
If you let your homemade deep-dish rest too long after baking, you'll end up with some serious regret -- and what some baking pros might call a soggy bottom.
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Chicken Pot Pie Can't Be Easier When You Pick Up These Canned And Frozen Store-Bought Ingredients
A homemade chicken pot pie is the perfect comfort dish, but if you want a quicker meal, then try using these store-bought ingredients instead.
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Don't Throw Out Leftover Cranberry Sauce, Use It To Replace This Condiment Instead
Don't let your leftover cranberry sauce hang around in the fridge for weeks after the holidays - elevate it into something delicious instead.
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