Want To Develop Your Own Recipes? Learn About Ratios First
If you're hoping to get into recipe developing, you need to understand ratios first. We spoke to an expert who explains their importance.
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19 Items To Try At A German Bakery
Germany is known for hearty breads and delicious pastries. If you're traveling to Germany or can find a German bakery, these are the best baked goods to order.
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8 Kitchen Tools Every True Cheese Lover Will Want
Cheese is a versatile ingredient that you can use in anything from breakfast to desserts. Many kitchen tools can make working with cheese easier.
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How To Adjust The Taste Of A Dish Like A Pro
Cooking is an art as well as a science, and the truth is that adjusting a dish mid-cook is complicated. That's why we consulted an expert for his advice.
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This Compact Kitchen Upgrade Fits Perfectly Where Your Trash Compactor Used To Be
If you have an old built-in trash compactor taking up space in your kitchen and are looking for something to replace it with, we have the perfect solution.
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How Martha Stewart Brightens Up The Taste Of Shrimp While They Boil
With this incredibly simple tip from celebrity chef Martha Stewart, you'll never have to eat overcooked and flavorless boiled shrimp ever again.
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9 Ways To Reuse Old Pot Lids For New Home Decor
Don't be so quick to throw out old pot lids, there are plenty of fun projects using them. Pot lids can become wall clocks, bird feeders, and more!
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25 Jamaican Dishes You Have To Try At Least Once
Jamaican cuisine is a colorful combination of cultures, and these dishes (from jerk chicken to Ital) should be on everyone's must-try list.
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The Absolute Best Food Markets In The US
Visiting a food market is a fun addition to any itinerary and to help you with your next trip, we've compiled a list of the 20 best food markets in the U.S.
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The Simple Salt-And-Pepper Ratio A Former McDonald's Chef Swears By For Flavorful Burgers
If you want to make burgers at home that taste just like McDonald's, here's the exact ratio of salt and pepper the popular fast food chain uses on every burger.
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How To Fry Crispy, Golden Bananas Without Using Eggs
Traditionally, fritter batters often call for eggs, but here's the thing: You can skip them entirely, using a mix of just two ingredients.
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How To Make A Cheap Steak Taste Like $40 With Just Garlic And Rosemary
No matter which cut of meat you have in the refrigerator, these two simple ingredient will help level up your steak and make it taste more expensive.
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How KFC Makes Its Chicken Stick To The Breading Like Glue
Whether you love it or hate it, KFC's fried chicken is undeniably distinctive. Here's how the chain adheres its crispy coating to the chicken.
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How To Eliminate Kitchen Utensil Clutter Like Martha Stewart Does At Home
It's hard to cook efficiently in a cluttered kitchen. This clever, easy, and relatively cheap hack from Stewart lets you have every utensil on hand.
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How To Eat Guava The Correct Way (Peel And All)
Guava is a divisive fruit. If you're working with it for the first time, here's what you need to know about cutting, storing, and using it.
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One Of Julia Child's Favorite Dishes Is Perfect For Cooling Down This Summer
When temperatures soar in the summertime, no one should be using their oven, if possible. Take a cue from this renowned chef with a cooling recipe.
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Here's Exactly How To Choose The Best Ribs For Grilling
Why make the effort to grill ribs unless you select the best ones available. We asked an expert for pointers on which ones to pick when you go shopping.
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What Makes Belgian Chocolate Unique?
if you've ever had a bite of Belgian chocolate, you may have noticed the luxurious texture and excellent taste. Here's why the quality is so high.
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Don't Throw Out Those Leftover Grilled Veggies! Here's A Tasty Way To Reuse Them
Sometimes you might grill too many veggies to eat in one sitting. If you're not sure how to use the leftovers, here's a way they can enhance other foods.
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Why Dutch Ovens Can Get So Expensive
In a perfect world, Dutch ovens wouldn't suck up your money like a cast-iron vacuum. Unfortunately, they can be quite pricey for a number of reasons.
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Canned Chipotles In Adobo Is Your Ticket To Better Store-Bought Sauces
If store-bought sauces lack the flavorful kick you desire, you don't have to make your own from scratch. Instead, consider adding canned chipotles in adobo.
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This Bobby Flay Trick Will Ensure The Meltiest Cheese On Your Burgers
Burger maestro Bobby Flay appreciates a patty with well-melted cheese. While your choice of diary matters, this trick will help achieve the best results.
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8 Valuable Vintage Kitchen Decor Items You Should Look Out For
If you're on the hunt for new kitchen decor, certain vintage pieces are worth way more than others. Take a look at the items you should keep an eye out for.
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The Produce That Should Be Stored In The Low-Humidity Crisper Drawer
If your refrigerator's crisper drawer still feels like a mystery, here's what you should know about which fruits and veggies should be stored there.
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The Breakfast Favorite You Need For A Deliciously Easy Ice Cream Sandwich
To take your taste buds far beyond the limits of a standard ice cream sandwich, consider adding this trademark breakfast food in lieu of cookies.
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14 Products That Will Seriously Upgrade Taco Tuesdays
Make your next taco night a breeze with these products that you can buy from Amazon. These items will upgrade your Taco Tuesday to restaurant quality.
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Don't Throw Out Plastic Silverware — Utilize Them In Your Garden Instead
If you've accumulated quite a collection of plastic forks and spoons, don't throw them out. Instead, put that disposable silverware to use in your garden.
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