13 Olive Garden Secret Menu Hacks
These secret menu tips range from recipe modifications to money-saving hacks and are great tools for dietary restrictions, or if you feel like mixing it up.
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The Easy Way To Ensure Juicy Meatballs
Were you hoping to get juicy, delicious meatballs, but instead they turned out tough and dry? Here's a simple trick to help prevent this on your next batch.
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How Old Spills Can Damage Your Microwave
Your microwave can quickly become the source of a variety of problems and pains if you don't take care of it and clean up after yourself regularly.
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Çılbır: Turkish Poached Eggs To Add The Perfect Spice To Your Morning
If you like to start your day with something savory, Çılbır is for you. This Turkish poached egg dish is the perfect way to spice up your morning.
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Ina Garten's Mess-Free Method For Cutting Corn Off The Cob
Corn on the cob is a central ingredient to all kinds of delicious dishes. Follow Ina's prep tip to make sure your post-cooking mess is minimal.
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The Reason You Should Always Toast Your Oats For Oatmeal Pancakes
Oatmeal pancakes are a hearty, protein-packed rendition of a breakfast classic, but toasting your oats will take your cakes to the next level.
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The Expert Fish Tip Eric Ripert Taught Adrienne Cheatham - Exclusive
Chef Adrienne Cheatham is a published cookbook author and "Top Chef" finalist. Here's the most important thing she learned about cooking fish from Eric Ripert.
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Skirt Steak Vs. Flank: Is There A Nutritional Difference?
There are so many cuts of steak that flank and skirt steak are often confused for each other, but is there a significant nutritional difference between them?
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Why Your Smashed Burgers Actually Should Be Sticking To The Pan
The latest thing to shake up the world of hamburgers is smashed burgers. We share the counterintuitive secret to making them.
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The Key To Mastering Savory Baking, According To Duff Goldman - Exclusive
Ace of Cakes and Ace of Taste Duff Goldman shared the best things to learn to master the art of savory baking.
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What Makes French Sablés Cookies Unique?
Sablés cookies could be called France's version of shortbread. Here are the two regional ingredients that make this centuries-old French treat unique.
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Why Eating Popcorn With Chopsticks May Actually Make It Taste Better
When we get into the habit of eating the same way, it becomes monotonous and you don't receive that same joyous sensation that you did initially.
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Why You Should Stop Throwing Out Cherry Leaves
Cherries are delicious, but their season is much too short. These great tips for using the leaves of cherry trees will help you extend the season.
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The Real Reason Sugar Is Crucial In Baking
Thinking of sugar and its sweetness only undersells this ingredient of your baked goods that change their entire nature. Here's why sugar is crucial in baking.
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Take Your Cookie Cake To The Next Level With This Pie Crust Tip
Though they're served and shaped exactly like cake, cookie cakes come with their own set of hacks. Here's a great tip for elevating your next cookie cake.
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The Real Reason You Should Brown The Meat For Pot Roast
The cut of meat used -- whether beef chuck, brisket, or bottom round roast -- should be generously browned before the dish is set in the oven to braise.
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The Common Baking Tool You Can Use To Easily Make Tortilla Cups
While you can easily find bowl-shaped tortillas at your local market, it's easier to achieve on your own without having to buy a pricey product or special mold.
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The Savory Addition That Makes Spanish Croquetas Unique
This creamy and crispy dish is easy to make, and one ingredient can change the experience entirely.
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The Reason Cold Ingredients Aren't Ideal For Cheese Balls
The next time you're making cheese balls, there's one tip you need to follow to ensure you end up with a smooth, creamy end product.
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Why It's Sometimes Dangerous To Can Low Acid Foods
Using a pressure canner for low-acid foods is the proper process, but you need to avoid one costly mistake when canning this way.
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Why You Shouldn't Buy Brine-Injected Chicken At The Grocery Store
While not necessarily a practice with malicious intent, there are some controversies to the brine-injecting chicken method that are worth being aware of.
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Warq: The Ancient Silver Topping Used In South Asian Cuisine
Diwali is a time of celebration and enjoying sugary treats like gulab jamun. Often, they are as eye-catching as they are delicious, thanks to a silver topping.
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The Cheese Tip You Need To Improve Frozen Pizza
Frozen pizza lies somewhere in the middle of first choice and last resort for food options. But try these hacks to elevate into something downright gourmet.
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Why Reduced-Sodium Canned Soups Still Often Contain High Levels Of Salt
The terms low- and reduced-sodium can often be misleading labels for items like canned soup that contain high-sodium ingredients. Do you know the difference?
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You Should Think Twice Before Buying Fresh Shellfish At The Grocery Store
It's probably not the best idea to buy shellfish at a supermarket unless it's frozen, not fresh. Here's why.
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What To Consider Before Buying Pre-Cut Produce At The Grocery Store
Pre-cut fruits and veggies are often a great solution for those short on time or unable to chop at home. But are there any downsides to this convenient option?
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The Ingredient You Should Never Use In Kebabs
Kebabs are a simple yet flavorful dish of which virtually every culture has its own version. There is, however, one thing you'd be wise to avoid skewering.
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