The Prep Step You Can Skip When Frying Baby Artichokes
For many cooks, the thought of preparing artichokes can be daunting. However, when it comes to baby artichokes, there's one prep step you can skip altogether.
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Molasses Makes All The Difference In Giada De Laurentiis' Baked Beans
To achieve the beans' trademark taste and texture, take your cue from chef Giada De Laurentiis, who pairs baked beans with a few tablespoons of molasses.
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Fry Up Lemon Slices To Add A Savory And Sour Bite To Your Dishes
The citrus brings a bright, energetic flavor that rids food of monotony. But if you really want to kick your food up a notch, fry up your lemon slices first.
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These Are The Essentials Radhi Devlukia Keeps In Her Spice Box - Exclusive
Radhi Devlukia always keeps a mix of savory spices, something fragrant, and something sweet in her traditional masala dabba, or South Asian spice box.
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Grilling Deviled Eggs Adds Incredible Smoky Notes To This Classic Appetizer
Grilling this appetizer adds an irresistible smoky flavor to deviled eggs, complementing the richness of the yolk mixture and elevating them to new heights.
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Here's How Nancy Silverton Prepares Leeks - Exclusive
We spoke with Chef Nancy Silverton to get some insider tricks on how to prepare leeks, which she features on her menu at Osteria Mozza.
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12 Best Ramen Noodle Recipes
Ramen stays with you for life; from college meals and snacks, to healthy office lunches. These are some of our favorite (tried and tested) ramen noodle recipes.
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Leftover Cocktail Sauce Makes For Unexpectedly Delicious Salad Dressing
When the plates are cleared but you still have a bit of cocktail sauce on hand, the magic continues. Give it new life by transforming it into a salad dressing.
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17 Seasonings You Need To Sprinkle On Your Pizza
We've put together a list of spices, flavorings, and seasonings that we think you should sprinkle on your pizza next time you prepare some at home.
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Ghee Is The Key Ingredient For Scrambled Eggs That Don't Burn
Scrambled eggs make a perfect meal, but it can be hard to cook them without burning them. Luckily, ghee is a buttery ingredient that can help with that!
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Add Sesame Seeds To Your Pizza Crust For Extra Crunch
Sesame seeds may not be the first thing you think of when prepping for a killer homemade pizza, but they're the go-to addition for an elevated crust.
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The Easy, 2-Ingredient Pumpkin Mousse You Don't Want To Miss Out On
The treat can be enjoyed as a standalone star or be served alongside slices of pie or chocolate tortes for a dessert that looks just as impressive as it tastes.
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The Advantages Of Cooking With Seedless Lemons
If you happen to need lemons next time you're cooking up something in the kitchen, try the seedless kind; they can help prevent certain hassles.
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Add Eggs To Leftover Chinese Food For An Upgraded Breakfast Frittata
The beauty of a frittata is that it serves as a versatile and robust canvas that can take on any ingredients that you throw at it, including leftovers.
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Why MSG Is The Crucial Ingredient For Copycat Kewpie Mayo
Rich in flavor and endlessly creamy, Kewpie mayo is a Japanese staple. To make your own copycat version, MSG is an essential ingredient for getting extra umami.
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Add Tomatoes To Classic Instant Ramen For A Bright Burst Of Flavor
Instant ramen can always stand for some improvement, and while green onions or bok choy may be your first choices, tomatoes deserve a spot on your list.
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For Juicy And Crispy Ham Steaks, A Quick Pan Sear Is The Best Method
Ham steak may be a less familiar cut of meat, but it's worth a spot on your weekly rotation if you want something crispy, juicy, and easy to cook.
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Irish Soda Bread Is The Key To The Perfect St. Patrick's Day Sandwich, According To Jeff Mauro - Exclusive
Jeff Mauro told us his ultimate St. Patrick's Day sandwich would be piled high with Guinness-braised beef on two slices of Irish soda bread.
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Mellow Out Tennessee Onions' Intense Flavor With A Squeeze Of Lemon
If you're making the onion-overload that is a a Tennesse Onions casserole, it's easy for the dish to wind up too pungent. Luckily, that's easy to counteract.
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Turns Out That Jerky Is What Your Soup Has Been Missing
Got jerky? Why not use it as a savory addition to your next batch of soup? Make your own or buy it from the store to add an umami burst and some crunch.
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17 Best Ingredients To Stuff French Toast With
We'll dive into some of the best ingredients to stuff French toast with when you want delicious ways to mix up how you do breakfast, or even dinner.
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The Sauteing Mistake You're Making With Riced Cauliflower
It's a delicate dance when preparing riced cauliflower. If you're sauteing it, there's one mistake you want to avoid, and it all has to do with time.
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Swap Cooking Oil With Cocoa Butter For A High-Heat Saute
Fats are an important part of the cooking process, but they aren't all created equally. Cocoa butter's high smoke point makes it valuable for high-heat dishes.
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11 Hacks That Will Make Separating Eggs So Much Easier
For most of us, cooking and baking means that, well, sooner or later, we'll need to separate eggs. Here are some very creative and easy ways to do so.
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Give Your Caesar Salad A Crunchy Texture Upgrade With Toasted Breadcrumbs
A great salad integrates many different flavors and textures. Toasted breadcrumbs should be among those ingredients you are tossing in to your next Caesar.
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Use Miso To Elevate Your Next Batch Of Potato Salad
If you're looking to take your potato salad to the next level, consider adding miso. With intense umami flavor, miso packs quite a meaty punch.
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Pineapple Complements The Rich Flavor Of Chicken Al Pastor
It's not just a delicious flavor combination; pineapples contain an enzyme that breaks down protein and tenderizes chicken while it absorbs the sweetness.
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