This Unexpected Soup Topping Comes Straight From The Lunch Meat Drawer
If you're used to topping soup with mere croutons, this surprising, savory option is sure to amplify the flavor and texture of your meal.
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Your Tomato Leaves Are Too Good To Toss — Try Them In Pesto
Tomato leaves don't taste like the rest of the fruit, but you can absolutely eat them. In fact, they'll enhance the flavor of pesto if you know how to use them.
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Not Sure How Much Pot Roast You Can Fit In Your Slow Cooker? Here's How To Figure It Out
Making a slow cooker pot roast requires a bit of preparation, like finding the right size roast for your appliance. Here's how to tell if it's too large.
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How Andrew Zimmern Gets Shallots Ultra-Crispy For Topping Nearly Anything
Andrew Zimmern has lots of tips and tricks in the kitchen, but you'll want to use this topping on everything once you try his hack for making crispy shallots.
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You Can't Just Use Any Pan To Make Shepherd's Pie — Here's Why
Using the wrong baking dish for shepherd's pie can lead to uneven cooking, but these tips can help you pick the right pan for crisp, satisfying results.
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The Dollar Tree Culinary Section You're Totally Overlooking
What comes to mind when you think about shopping at Dollar Tree? Likely party supplies, storage, and cleaning items. However, you shouldn't miss this section.
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Once You Add These Popular Crackers To Broccoli, You Won't Want The Veggie Another Way
Broccoli’s good — but add these wildly popular crackers, and suddenly it’s irresistible. Learn what they are and how to use them to elevate your side veggie.
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Avoid Pre-Shredded Parmigiano When Making This Classic Italian Pasta
Coated in anti-caking agents, pre-shredded cheese might last long in the fridge -- but it doesn't melt like fresh cheese does, which is necessary for this dish.
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One Simple Mistake Is Preventing Your Spam From Getting Crispy
Spam has a variety of creative uses, but if you're struggling to properly crisp up your canned pork offering, it may be due to this common mistake.
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The '80s Crowd-Pleasing Dip To Bring To Your Next Gathering
Dips often follow trends, but this one veggie-based offering which was a big thing in the 1980s has stood the test of time, and can also easily be adapted.
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How These 10 Celebrity Chefs Make Their Scrambled Eggs
If you're looking for a better way to scramble your eggs, try some of the techniques that celebrity chefs use. You might just make the perfect scrambled eggs.
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Why Pancakes At Denny's Taste Better Than Homemade, According To Reddit
Although it's pretty easy to make pancakes at home, it's actually surprisingly difficult to make them fluffy and tender, like the ones you get at Denny's.
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The One Ingredient Swap That Turns Regular S'mores Into A Luxurious (And Boozy) Treat
You can turn ordinary s'mores into something spectacular by with a simple substitution. Just make sure the kids are safely tucked in before you try it.
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How To Make A Starbucks-Inspired Grilled Cheese At Home (Hint: It's All In The Butter)
Looking to replicate Starbucks' grilled cheese from the comfort of your own home? Here's the butter trick you need to know.
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Turn Crispy Smashed Potatoes Into An Easy, Dippable Appetizer By Using This Size Spud
Munching on smashed potatoes would be a scrumptious way to start a meal. Having easy-to-mush spuds will help with prep, so make sure they're about this size.
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Once You Make Melting Carrots, You'll Never Turn Back To Your Old Ways
Melting vegetables are one of the biggest cooking trends at the moment, and carrots are just the latest to get this delicious makeover.
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11 Additions That Take Gravy From Basic To Brilliant, According To A Chef
We love adding gravy to loads of dishes, but sometimes we want to mix up the flavor. We have expert insights on how to take a bland gravy to new heights.
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Follow This Cooking Method For Delicious Slow-Cooker Pot Roast And Veggies Every Time
Is there anything more comforting than a plate of pot roast that's been slow-cooking for hours in your kitchen? For a delicious meal, use this cooking method.
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Here's Why It's So Hard To Make Gnocchi At Home
Homemade gnocchi giving you grief? Let’s just say success starts with the right spuds, the right technique — and treating them very delicately.
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Lidia Bastianich's 6 Best Tips For Italian Cuisine
Over the years, Lidia Bastianich has shared many tips that helped home cooks capture the ethos of Italian cooking at home. These are the best ones.
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There's No Question That This Is The Best Way To Make Oatmeal In Our Eyes
Oatmeal methods can range from instant to overnight, but this one earns our top spot. It may take a bit of effort, but the results are refreshing and filling.
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Why Side Dishes Are Just As Important As The Main Course
When planning dinners, it's normal to start with what you're going to cook as a main dish, but side dishes really can make or break a meal for several reasons.
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Avoid Bitter Homemade Hummus With This Oil Trick
Hummus is a deceptively tricky spread to make, and that's in part due to olive oil. But for a delicious flavor, try this trick instead.
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The Best Lobster Roll Meat Surprisingly Doesn't Come From The Tail
Making lobster rolls at home can be a labor of love, so it's important that you use the right meat when putting them together. He's what a pro chef recommends.
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Why Buying Whole Fish Isn't Always The Most Affordable Option
Sometimes, it's worth it to buy an entire fish from the grocery store. But keep in mind that you won't always save money when you go that route. Here's why.
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Don't Wait For Dessert — Eat Cheesecake For Breakfast With This High-Protein Treat
Try whipping up this breakfast. It's a deliciously sweet treat that also meets your nutrition goals with plenty of protein.
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The Mistake Everyone Makes With Baked Potatoes
A baked potato is the rare side dish that can be elevated to a main when made perfectly. Make sure to avoid this mistake or you'll be disappointed.
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