Never Cook Marinated Meat In Your Cast Iron Skillet. Here's Why
While it may be tempting to use your sturdy cast iron pan for everything, there are some foods that it just isn't suited to, like marinated meats.
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If You're Bored Of Fried Ravioli, Here's The Pasta Shape You Should Try Instead
Anything can taste delicious until you make it too many times. Then you just need to get creative with ingredients for something new that's just as tasty.
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How To Heat Up Costco's New Giant Meatball Sandwich For The Best Taste
Costco's new deli item, a massive sub called the Beef and Pork Meatball Sandwich with Marinara, is causing a stir. Here's how to heat it up for the best taste.
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Why It's A Mistake To Use Extra Virgin Olive Oil In Your Marinades
Extra virgin olive oil is considered the best type of olive oil on the market, but Michael Lomonaco, Chef at Porter House, says not to use it for marinades.
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The One Seasoning You Need To Make Any Steak Taste Charcoal-Grilled
Do you want that smoky taste of a charcoal grill but without the hassle? You can cook your steak in a pan and finish it with charcoal seasoning.
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Costco Is Your Key To Budget-Friendly Homemade Clam Chowder
Clam chowder is delicious and cozy, although the cost of fresh clams and the work it takes to prep them is far from comforting. Thankfully, Costco can help.
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Ree Drummond's 2-Ingredient Special Sauce For Grilled Cheese
If there is someone we are trusting to sauce up our classic grilled cheese with some extra special ingredients, it's Food Network host Ree Drummond.
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Level Up Your Tuna Sashimi With A Traditional Mexican Twist
Take classic Mexican aguachile, substitute the shrimp with sashimi-grade sliced tuna and add elements of Japanese cuisine like ginger and soy sauce.
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The Extra Step That Sets German Pot Roast Apart
The preparation needed for a delicious German pot roast, commonly known as sauerbraten, involves a bit more planning than other roasts.
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9 Mistakes Everyone Makes With Cauliflower Steaks
The humble cauliflower steak is tasty but also prone to errors. From improper temperature to lack of seasoning, we share our favorite tips.
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The Marinating Mistake That Is Ruining Your Pork Chops
Marinating your pork chops might sound like a way to increase flavor, but this approach can backfire if you aren't careful and marinate for too long.
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How To Roast Butternut Squash, For The Uninitiated
With fall comes the welcome return of autumn produce, king of which is squash. Look no further for an easy guide to roasting sweet comforting butternut squash.
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13 Sweet Fillings That Will Make Egg Rolls Your New Favorite Dessert
Egg roll wrappers may usually have savory fillings, but they're also a great vehicle for all things sweet. Try these sugary fillings to make your next dessert.
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How To Use Your Sous Vide To Level Up Your BBQ Brisket
Usually we'd throw a brisket into a smoker, but not everybody has one or the time to do it right. A sous vide machine makes cooking brisket easy.
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Store-Bought Potato Chips Are Even Better With A Cheesy Finish
With their insatiable texture and golden finish, potato chips can incredibly hard to put down. Turn it up by adding shredded cheese and baking to perfection.
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How Long You Should Marinate Carne Asada
Marinating carne asada is a great way to elevate the meat's taste and texture from good to exquisite, but it can be both overdone and underdone.
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The Prepping Mistake That's Ruining Your Aromatic Rice
There are a few different kinds of aromatic rice, but all have a subtle fragrance which you should try and preserve by prepping it in a particular way.
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Why You Should Make Alfredo Sauce In The Same Skillet As Your Chicken
This method of cooking a creamy fettuccine Alfredo with chicken saves on the number of dishes you have to wash, and also makes the most flavorful sauce.
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How To Reheat A Whole Frozen Casserole
Casseroles are a weeknight staple because of how easy they are to freeze and reheat. But that's not to say there aren't some tips you should know.
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How To Spice Up Homemade Egg Bites For A Better Breakfast
If you love breakfast and especially egg bites, take notes on how you can make them even tastier with ingredients like diced meat and hash browns.
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The 2-Step Cooking Method For Perfect Chicken Breast Every Time
Chicken is our most consumed meat, but cooking the breast without it drying out still eludes many of us. Luckily, an expert has shared their foolproof method.
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How To Make The Most Of An Apple Cider Vinegar Marinade
Pumpkin and apple-flavored desserts may get all the glory in the fall, but apple cider vinegar is an ingredient you can incorporate into seasonal meals.
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The Tell-Tale Sign Your Pizza Dough Is Ready To Stretch
According to Pasta Beach Executive Chef Andrea Congiusta, this is the perfect time to stretch your pizza dough after it's rested long enough.
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Here's How Much Tuna You Actually Need To Buy For A Simple Sashimi
When deciding how much tuna to buy, remember it's okay to go by what feels right for you and your meal. Sashimi is meant to be savored.
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The Chef-Approved Marinade Ingredients You Need For Juicy, Flavorful Pork Chops
Few dishes can delight like a well-seasoned, perfectly cooked pork chop. We asked an expert to share the secret to juicy pork chops.
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How To Turn Your Cheese And Crackers Into Adorable Mini 'Pie' Slices
These super cute mini 'pies' that are actually made from cheese and crackers will be the stars of any fall appetizer spread, delighting guests of all ages.
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The Easiest Way To Cut Butternut Squash For Your Fall Soups
Let's face it. We all love fall soup, but cutting the butternut squash to make it can be daunting. It might be surprising, but here's the easiest way to do it.
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