The Foolproof Technique To Avoid Soggy Sliced Eggplant
Eggplant is a deliciously rich and meaty vegetable, but it can be prone to going soggy. This foolproof technique helps prevent mushy eggplant slices.
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What Exactly Is In Powdered Béarnaise Sauce Mix?
While buying powdered bearnaise sauce at the grocery can make things really convenient, it's also worth knowing what exactly goes into these mixes.
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12 Tips For Bakery-Worthy Supreme Croissants
Suprême croissants are some of the trendiest items in the baking world these days. If you're interested in making your own at home, follow these expert tips.
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The World's Easiest Pasta To Make Doesn't Require Any Equipment
While this no-kit pasta doesn't win too many prizes in the looks department, traditionally it's a wonderfully rustic sharing meal that's a lot of fun to eat.
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Why Julia Child Never Used Stainless Steel Knives (And What She Used Instead)
Julia Child set the standard for a number of popular cooking techniques, but the legendary chef also bucked trends when it came to her preferred knife.
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Should You Really Soak Oats Before Adding Them To Your Smoothies?
You can add raw, uncooked oats to your smoothies for a boost of fiber and protein, but will it impact your smoothie if you soak the oats first?
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12 Must-Know Tips For The Tastiest Apple Fritters
Want to take a crack at making your own apple fritters? We asked an expert for the best tips and tricks to perfect this classic donut shop dessert.
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A Single Cabbage Leaf Is All You Need For More Beautiful Baked Goods
Though you do need to score bread dough to control its rise in the oven, you don't have to be an artist to get beautifully decorated loaves.
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The Ultimate Guide To Choosing The Right Chef's Knife For Your Kitchen
With so many different kinds of knives that serve varying purposes, it's easy to get confused. So, keep this guide in your pocket when choosing a chef's knife.
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Is There A Difference Between Heavy Cream And Heavy Whipping Cream?
Cream can be confusing, with many labels and fat contents to consider. We get to the bottom of two extra confusing ones: Heavy cream and heavy whipping cream.
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13 Creative Ways To Use Bologna That Aren't On A Sandwich
Bologna is more versatile than you might think. We've come up with several creative ways to use the lunch meat, from sausage salads to casseroles and even cake.
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Out Of Steak Sauce? Try These 6 Simple Combos As A Substitute
If you're set to enjoy a delicious steak dinner only to realize that you're out of sauce, fear not. Here are six of the absolute best combos to make your own.
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You've Been Ignoring The Best Quaker Oats Oatmeal Flavor
A warm and nutritious bowl of oatmeal is a great way to start the day. Among the many flavors of Quaker Oats oatmeal, don't overlook this one.
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What Exactly Are Liquid Eggs?
You've probably heard of liquid eggs and even seen them while browsing your local grocery store. And you might be wondering what they are.
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The Punchy Seasoning Bobby Flay Uses For Tri-Tip Steaks
To showcase the naturally robust, savory, meaty flavor of tri-tip steak, Bobby Flay believes this seasoning is the best tool for the job.
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10 Tips For Cooking Catfish, Plus Advice From Wolfgang Puck
We talked to the legendary Wolfgang Puck to learn some professional tips for preparing and cooking catfish so you can always get the best results.
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When To Use Fresh Vs Frozen Corn For The Absolute Best Cornbread
Cornbread is a Thanksgiving staple and a hearty, comforting side all year round. So, can you improve your recipe by adding fresh or frozen corn?
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Here's The Hands-Down Best Frozen Seafood To Pick Up At Costco
Costco's frozen aisle has a ton of great deals, particularly when it comes to seafood. While we enjoyed all the offerings, this one really stood out.
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Giada De Laurentiis Brightens Up Her Burgers With A Juicy Italian Twist
When making burgers, celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis adds Italian flavor by including one simple ingredient and blending it with the meat.
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Why Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup Doesn't Taste Like It Used To
Campbell's chicken noodle soup equals instant nostalgia. However, long time fans may be disappointed to discover that this soup doesn't taste like it used to.
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You Can Turn Your Favorite Chocolate Bar Into A Delectable Spread. Here's How
Chocolate spread couldn't be simpler to make. Here's how to whip up a delectable condiment with your favorite chocolate bar and some common pantry staples.
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12 Instant Coffee Hacks You Haven't Tried Yet
Instant coffee may not seem like a glamorous ingredient to have on hand, but this pantry staple is more versatile than you may have thought.
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Which Is Cheaper: Chicken Breast Or Tenderloin?
Chicken breasts and tenderloins have similar taste and texture, but the cost difference can be quite noticeable, and there's a valid reason why.
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7 Vegetable Oil Substitutes All Bakers Should Have In Their Arsenal
When it comes to baking, there are several ingredient swaps you can use in place of vegetable oil. Here are seven substitutes recommended by a pro baker.
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Think Twice Before Making These Baked Goods In A Convection Oven
Convection ovens are known for their fast and efficient heating mechanisms. However, think twice before making these baked goods on the convection setting.
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Give Tomato Soup A Big Protein Boost With One Canned Ingredient
Plain tomato soup can be a bit lackluster, but there's a simple pantry ingredient that you can use to add flavor, texture, and protein to the simple soup.
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How To Roast Your Own Poblano Peppers For Unbeatable Flavor
A large, delicious, and reliable pepper known as poblano is among our favorites, but it takes a bit of work to enjoy them at their roasted best.
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