The Swedish Way To Top A Baked Potato Is Perfect For Seafood Lovers
Baked potatoes are a canvas for dozens of different toppings. In Sweden, they eschew cheese and bacon for a creamy, seafood-based topping.
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This 3-Ingredient Dole Whip Makes Cottage Cheese The Star (No Ice Cream Or Added Sugar)
Dole Whip is ridiculously easy to make at home but it can be super sugary, making this clever cottage cheese swap a must for those looking for a protein boost.
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The Fruit And Oat Dessert Combo That Never Misses
One misconception people often have about food is that it needs to be complicated to be delicious. This very simple combo is a delightful treat.
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The Fresh Herb That Will Instantly Elevate Your Go-To Beef Stew
A beef stew without herbs is a slightly sad affair, but if you're wondering which is the best greenery to add, there's one that stands above all the rest.
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This Herby Baked Chicken Makes Weeknight Dinners Effortless And Cozy
We love a recipe like these Italian chicken thighs, which just need a few items placed together in the oven and yet taste better than the sum of their parts.
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Cook Roast Beef The Same Way As Rotisserie Chicken And You'll Never Go Back
Rotisserie cooking is not only fun, but can make your roast beef joint taste extra delicious. Here's what you need to know about how to spit-roast your beef.
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The Rule Of Thumb That Will Save You From Overcooking Prime Rib
The easiest way to avoid overcooking prime rib doesn't take much. In fact, with this straightforward cooking tip, you'll never make a dry roast again.
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How To Use Parchment Paper In Your Slow Cooker For Easier Cleanup
Parchment paper is the dreamy kitchen kit that waves goodbye to scrubbing and soaking baking sheets, but it can also be used in the slow cooker. Here's how.
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Don't Toss Leftover Cranberry Sauce — Use It To Upgrade Salad Instead
Of the many ways to revamp leftover cranberry sauce, our favorite way to tackle extra sauce is to use it in a salad dressing. Here's how to do it.
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Butter Vs Oil: Which Is The Better Choice For Cornbread Mix?
When deciding whether to add butter vs oil to the mix, this will always be our choice for one main reason: flavor.
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A Delicious, Korean-Inspired Way To Make The Most Of Your Leftover Vegetables
Wasting leftover vegetables is a tragedy you can avoid by transforming them into this delicious Korean-inspired dish.
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Skip The Same Old Black Bean Soup – Try This Bold, Spicy Version Instead
Black bean soup is a recurring go-to come soup season, but this bold and spicy version from our recipe develop brings it up another level or two.
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10 Mistakes Everyone Makes With Frozen Pizza
We've done the research and identified some all-too-common mistakes everyone makes with frozen pizza. We also give you suggestions on how to prevent them.
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Beginners Should Grill This Steak Cut First, According To Steven Raichlen
If steak is what you want, barbecue and grilling expert Steven Raichlen recommends trying this steak before moving on to other cuts.
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Why It's A Big Mistake To Cook Roast Beef With Meat Taken Right From The Fridge
In the rush of cooking, we often take food straight from fridge to stovetop. For roast beef, however, this is a big mistake and can result in undercooked food.
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The Elegant Baked Chicken That's Easier To Make Than It Looks, And Perfect For Entertaining
Want to impress dinner guests without spending hours of time prepping or cooking? Make this simple and oh-so-aesthetic baked chicken recipe, ASAP!
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10 Unexpected Foods To Try In Your Slow Cooker ASAP
You can use your slow cooker for more than just chili! Try one of these unexpected foods instead and see just how versatile this appliance can be.
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How A Simple Lid Mistake Has Been Ruining Your Pot Roast All Along
A perfect pot roast is all about deep flavor and melt-in-the-mouth tender meat, but you risk not being able to achieve that outcome if you do this one thing.
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Swap Some Stock For This Boozy Upgrade To Give Boxed Stuffing A Deeper Flavor
Boxed stuffing is the perfect base for your culinary creativity. This easy swap will give your dish depth and added flavor, plus a bit of fun for over 21s.
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The Budget-Friendly Beef Cut You Need For Poor Man's Burnt Ends
For delicious barbecue burnt ends on a budget, consider one expert's advice and use this inexpensive cut of meat instead.
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Skip The Flour – This Add-In Makes Broccoli Cheddar Soup Creamy And High-Protein
For a creamy and high-protein addition to your homemade broccoli cheddar soup, be sure to add in this simple ingredient.
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Should You Cook Tomatoes In Cast Iron? It Depends
Cast iron is a hearty cookware, but it isn't indestructible. That's why you need to be careful with cooking acidic foods in any cast iron cookware.
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The Telltale Sign Your Corn On The Cob Won't Be Very Tasty
Avoid subpar corn by heeding one expert's advice and looking out for this one thing the next time you buy an ear at the grocery store.
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I Made Roasted Chicken Recipes By Martha Stewart And Julia Child. One Is Now My Go-To
Julia Child and Martha Stewart have both left their mark on the culinary world. We tested their roast chicken recipes head-to-head.
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Give Lasagna A Subtly Sweet Upgrade By Swapping Boring Noodles With This Delicious Veggie
There's nothing better than a big piece of warm, cheesy lasagne, and with this simple swap, you can give it a nutrition boost and add a subtly sweet flavor.
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The Genius Iron Hack That Lets You Make Crispy Grilled Cheese While Traveling
Enjoy a tasty grilled cheese on-the-go with this inspired ironing technique that will help you enjoy the sandwich wherever you're staying.
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Brine And Braise Meat Like A Pro With This Tangy Secret-Weapon Ingredient
Though you might ordinarily throw away this tangy liquid, it's a great shortcut for quick meal prep and can be used for both brining and braising.
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