Roast This Veggie Twice For Tender, Flavorful Results Everytime
Roasting vegetables once is usually enough to get the job done, but this veggie really shines and gets as tender as possible if you roast it twice.
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Here's Where The Oreo Cookie's Symbol Really Comes From
If you've ever studied an Oreo cookie before dunking it in milk, you've probably noticed its intricate pattern and logo. But where did that symbol come from?
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12 Of The Best Sauces To Pair With Seafood
Plenty of sauces pair exceptionally well with various types of seafood. If you're looking for inspiration, here are 12 of the best sauces to serve with seafood.
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How Gordon Ramsay Elevates Chicken Caesar Salad In One Simple Step
Gordon Ramsay has a signature method for whipping up a classic chicken Caesar salad, particularly in terms of how he prepares and serves his chicken.
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12 Delicious Add-Ins To Elevate Your Poke Bowl
Poke bowls always seem to have standard fillings: carrots, edamame, and some radish are just a few. These add-ins will diversify flavor and excite your palate.
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Give Homemade Pie Crust A Sweet Shine With This Type Of Sugar
What many bakeries use to achieve a sweet shine and slight crisp on their pie crusts is a sprinkling of this sugar. Here's how to use it on yours.
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Which Berries Are In Marie Callender's Razzleberry Pie?
Marie Callender's is the classic go-to when a homemade dinner and dessert is off the menu. Before diving into a Razzleberry pie, here's what you should expect.
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What To Do If Your Air Fryer Has An Odd Chemical Smell
New air fryers can emit strange smells, but no need to panic. We have a list of things you can do to stop these fumes from persisting when you use your machine.
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New Mexico Vs Colorado Chiles: What's The Difference?
Not really sure what the difference is between New Mexico and Colorado's respective brands of chiles? You're not alone, but thankfully, we have some answers.
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You Can Substitute Beef Tallow For Vegetable Oil, But There's A Catch
If you are going to swap in beef tallow for vegetable oil in a recipe, you need to know one very important aspect of the substitution.
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How Beef Hot Dogs Are Made — And What's Actually In Them
You might have an idea of how pork hot dogs are made, but what about beef hot dogs? Are they made the same, or do they undergo a different process?
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12 Best Tea Infusers, According To Online Reviews
If you want to use loose-leaf tea, you'll need a tea infuser. But which one is right for you? Here are some of the highest-rated options on the market.
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The Vegetable That Has Way More Protein Than An Egg
Eggs might be known as a powerhouse of protein, but they're from being the most protein packed food out there. Here's an alternative that tastes great.
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What Exactly Is A Dirty Water Hot Dog? It's Not As Gross As It Sounds
While the idea of a dirty water hot dog might not seem appealing, it's not what it sounds like. Here's why you'll want to give this iconic regional dish a try.
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The Best Tool For Baking Cakes In An Air Fryer
They're highly flexible, making cake removal a breeze. The desserts slip right out of the pans, so there's no risk of your air fryer cake falling apart.
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What's The Distinction Between A Bourbon Sauce And Glaze?
A bourbon sauce and glaze can taste similar but the difference lies mostly in the cooking method and application of each, with various possibilities for both.
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Is Honey A Worthy Substitute For Vanilla Extract?
Vanilla extract effortlessly improves just about any recipe, but if you're out of this culinary must-have, can a spoonful of honey be swapped in its place?
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Here's What Those Black Squiggles In Your Banana Bread Are
After the baking is done and you cut into that fresh, steamy loaf of banana bread, you may notice tiny black squiggles throughout.
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18 Easy (And Safe) Cooking Skills You Should Teach Your Kids Early
Getting your kids involved in the kitchen isn't as difficult as you'd think. However, you should start with some basic cooking skills to ease into the process.
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For A Protein-Packed Salad, Choose These 2 Types Of Nuts
Do you want more protein in your salads, but meat doesn't sound too appealing? Try these two nuts for a flavorful protein boost instead.
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Why You Should Start Buying Refurbished Kitchen Appliances
There may be a stigma around buying used kitchen appliances, as well as some degree of risk, but there are many reasons to buy refurbished appliances.
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15 Ingredients To Upgrade Vinaigrette Dressing
Salad dressing doesn't have to be boring. Even something as familiar as vinaigrette could use an upgrade. Spruce it up with some of these ingredients.
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Seasoned Sour Cream: What It Is And Why You Need To Make It
Largely regarded as a Midwestern "thing" to which everyone is not privy, it's time to demystify a delicious dip you can enjoy with tons of flavor pairings.
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Give Your Diet A Magnesium Boost With One Dried Fruit
About half of us are deficient in magnesium. Luckily, you can give your diet a quick and easy magnesium boost by eating this dried fried as a snack.
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The Popular Beef Burger Brand That's The Easiest To Cook
In our ranking of 6 store-bought beef burger brands, we found that one particular brand of frozen burgers was the easiest to make.
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Transform Velouté Into A Suprême Sauce With One Ingredient
Velouté and suprême sauce are closely related. To make suprême sauce, you will first need to make velouté, which is basically gravy. Then, add this ingredient.
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The Controversial History Of Cooking With Beef Tallow
It's hard to keep up with food fads, never mind the latest health advice regarding foods. We unravel why cooking with beef tallow has a contradictory history.
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