How To Use Mint As A Pie Garnish Without Overpowering The Pastry's Flavor
Adding a sprig mint to garnish pies makes them look great, but if you want a milder and sweeter flavor instead of that burst of mintiness, we have a great tip.
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10 Popular All-Purpose Kitchen Cleaners, Ranked Worst To Best
Looking for the best all-purpose cleaners to keep your kitchen tidy? We grabbed 10 cleaners off store shelves to test and rank their effectiveness.
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The Science Behind Meghan Markle's One-Pot Pasta And Its Creamy Sauce
Meghan Markle's single-skillet spaghetti featured on an episode of her Netflix show 'With Love Meghan' has gotten the attention of devoted foodies.
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Lucille Ball's Vintage Salad Dressing Recipe Included This Sweet And Tangy Ingredient
Before we knew her as Lucy Ricardo in 'I Love Lucy,' Ball contributed a salad dressing to a 1938 book called 'Famous Stars Favorite Foods.'
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How To Make Steak Taste Like It Costs $50, According To A Ruth's Chris Executive Chef
We asked Chef Abdiel Aleman, executive chef of Ruth's Chris Steak House, to share the secrets to making an inexpensive steak taste like $50.
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Why Your Nespresso Machine Is Brewing Less Coffee (And How To Fix It)
instead of a full-cup, your Nespresso is pouring half or even less coffee than usual. Now you're panic-searching whether you need to spend money on a new one.
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5 Store-Bought Puff Pastry Brands, Ranked Worst To Best
We put some popular store-bought puff pastry brands to the test and ranked them worst to best based on their texture, structure, and flavor profiles.
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The Best Gluten-Free Flour Blend To Use For Rich, Chewy Cookies
If you want to improve the the texture and flavor of your gluten-free cookies, use this expert-recommended gluten-free flour blend for your next batch.
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Don't Expect Ribeye: 'Poor Man's Steak' Has A Different Kind Of Appeal
Ribeye has an undeniable flavor, but it comes with a price. To avoid a costly dinner, take a page out of the Amish's playbook and use this type of beef instead.
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The Tangy Fruit You Should Bake Into Lemon Bars For Loud And Vibrant Flavor
You don't have to look to lemons alone to give the dessert a boost. For an even more vibrant taste (and color) in your next batch of lemon bars, use this fruit.
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5 Brands That Offer Stylish Retro Appliances
If you're a fan of retro stylings, then having a retro-themed kitchen just makes sense. Here are five brands to look at for your new appliances.
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This Protein-Packed Snack Takes Inspiration From A Classic French Salad
There's no need to buy expensive and sweet protein bars, instead, make your own high-protein layered snack using this flavorful salad as your starting point.
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Give Your Cookout Leftovers New Life With A Nostalgic Poor Man's Meal
If you find yourself with leftovers after barbecuing, put that extra meat to good use by crafting a satisfying and hearty "poor man's meal."
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8 Signs Your Chef's Knife Needs Replacing
Your chef's knife is one of the most used tools in your kitchen. Sometimes, you might overlook its condition. Watch for these signs that it needs replacing.
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This Acid-Coated Candy Is Called The Most Sour In The World
In the constantly escalating competition to be the most sour candy in the world, one candy stands tall above all others. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Swap In Mayo For Eggs In Your Next Baking Recipe
It's actually very easy to swap in mayo in place of eggs in baking recipes, but there are a few types of bakes that work better with mayonnaise than others.
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Recreate Your Taco Bell Favorites At Home With This Affordable Nacho Cheese
You can't always make a run for the border, so why not recreate your Taco Bell favorites at home? This nacho cheese is a must-have for your project.
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Never Use This Chocolate Chip Brand In Your Desserts
You know we do the difficult jobs so that you don't have to, which includes taste-testing chocolate chips, and we found one brand that you should really avoid.
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Should You Invest In Copper Cookware?
Copper cookware is widely praised, not to mention an aesthetically pleasing addition to the kitchen. But it comes at a price. So, is it worth the investment?
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12 Kitchen Decor Must-Haves To Score From Costco
Costco isn't just the place to shop for bulk groceries. You can also find a range of fun, stylish decor pieces worth adding to your kitchen.
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How To Swap Sugar With Liquid Sweetener In Pie Filling
When the time is right, nothing beats a freshly baked pie. You can even get fancy by using liquid sweetener -- nailing the right ratio is imperative, however.
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The Fuss-Free Way To Rotate Grilled Hot Dogs
Hot dogs are practically begging to be cooked outdoors on a grill. Navigating the grates and rotating the dogs can be a problem without this trick.
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13 Ina Garten-Approved Kitchen Tools To Buy On Amazon
Ina Garten has spent years teaching you how to cook and entertain, but melding ingredients is only part of the equation. Quality tools are needed, too.
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These 5 BPA-Free Coffee Makers Deserve A Spot On Your Counter
Plastic appliances may contain BPAs, a potentially harmful chemical that can leech into foods when heated. All of these coffee makers are BPA-free.
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Why There's No Perfect Substitute For Cilantro
Cilantro's unique aroma somehow brings a freshness to every dish it touches, and its inexplicable quality makes it tough to imitate, or even explain.
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How Much Espresso Do You Need For Tiramisu?
For bakers hoping to make a batch of tiramisu, a natural question will pop up when you hit this step in the recipe: How much espresso should you brew?
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The French Press Trick For Making Affordable Fresh Juice
Your French press can make much more than coffee. Use it to make vitamin-packed fruit juices that can be mixed and matched into delicious sips. Here's how.
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