The One Label You Can Ignore When Shopping For High-Quality Steak
According to a fourth-generation butcher, this is the specific label of beef you should be avoiding if you're looking for high-quality steak.
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What Happens If You Accidentally Eat Rancid Oil?
There is a lot of information about cooking oils out there, which can be confusing. We get to the bottom of what happens if you eat it after it's gone rancid.
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Can You Fix Crystallized Maple Syrup?
While it can be a bit frustrating to discover that your maple syrup has crystallized, there are thankfully a few easy ways to fix this issue.
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12 Best Seasonings To Spice Up Grilled Shrimp
As Bubba famously said in Forrest Gump, shrimp, the fruit of the sea, can be cooked in countless ways. Here are our expert tips for seasoning grilled shrimp.
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Why Did Hot Pockets Drop Its Sleeves?
If you've been buying Hot Pockets for a while, you may have noticed how they no longer come with their signature sleeves. Here's why they aren't around anymore.
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13 Easy Mistakes You've Been Making With Your Blender
Blenders are pretty straightforward, but if you make one of these mistakes, you risk damaging the appliance or ending up with a less than ideal blended result.
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The Rules You Can't Ignore For Perfect Chocolate Ganache
Chocolate ganache is a trickier to nail than other types of chocolate even though it only contains a couple of ingredients. Here are some expert tips.
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Whole Milk Vs Buttermilk: Which Makes A Better Cake?
Milk and buttermilk are each central ingredients in many cake recipes, but do you know the difference between them? Here's when to use each.
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How Andrew Zimmern Perfects His Wild Game Steak Tacos
The marinade Andrew Zimmern uses for his bison skirt steak tacos includes an ingredient you might not expect, and we sat down with him for the inside scoop.
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The Fish Swap You Need For A Cheaper, Lobster Roll-Inspired Sandwich
This budget-friendly swap delivers everything you'd typically find in a classic lobster roll, aside from the hefty price tag and challenging preparation.
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Duff Goldman's Top Tips For Decorating Cake With Fruit
Decorations can make all the difference to a cake, transforming it to an elegant masterpiece. These are Duff Goldman's top tips for decorating with fruit.
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12 Eye-Opening Facts About Ina Garten
You're missing out if you only know about Ina Garten's culinary skills and not the tidbits that stem from her fruitful life as a daughter, spouse, and chef.
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How Much Is A Single Serving Of White Rice, Really?
White rice is a staple food enjoyed by millions worldwide. However, determining exactly the right portion size can be tricky. Here's what to know.
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What Sets French Flour Apart From American (And How To Find It In The US)
If you're a fan of French-style bakeries in the U.S. or have visited France, you might have noticed there is something that sets their bread and pastries apart.
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Revitalize Your Go-To Pasta With With An Often Wasted Ingredient
Along with basil and parmesan cheese shavings, this often wasted ingredient is one of the 11 fresh garnishes you should be adding to your pasta.
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Can The Shape Of Chocolate Really Influence Its Taste?
From bars to chips to individual pieces, chocolate comes in so many different shapes we asked an expert if the shape can alter the taste.
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Is Oat Milk Gluten-Free? The Answer Is Complicated
While oats don't contain gluten, the question of whether there's any gluten in cartons of oat milk is a little trickier. You need some information about labels.
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The Flavorful Way Ree Drummond Elevates Her Canned Biscuits
For a clever way to use canned biscuits, transform them into scones with a Ree Drummond-approved method.
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5 Pasta Shapes To Use For Cacio E Pepe If You Don't Have Fresh Tonnarelli
The classic pasta of choice for cacio e pepe is tonnarelli, but if you don't have access to it, you aren't out of luck. Here's what you can use instead.
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The Best Oil To Use When Thinning Out Melted Chocolate
Melting chocolate is never as easy as you'd expect, so we asked Duff Goldman of Charm City Cakes to tell us the best oil for the task.
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Why You Should Order A Chocolate Dessert After A Steak Dinner
Many of us look forward to a great steak dinner at a restaurant, and often finish the meal with a chocolate dessert. Here's the reason why it works so well.
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Yes, Hard Candy Can Get Moldy. Here's How To Properly Store It
It's easy to think that hard candy has an infinite shelf life, but that's not quite true. Here's how keep it fresh and know if it's expired.
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The 'Poor Man's' Alternative To Brisket Is Just As Satisfying
If brisket has proven itself a bit too pricey lately, there is a more reasonably priced alternative that may be your best bet.
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How To Transform Your Steak Into Japanese Negimaki Sushi
If you're unsure about making sushi at home, start with negimaki sushi, which is made with beef. We give you the lowdown on best cuts and how to fill and roll.
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The Only Type Of Metal Bowl That's Safe For Proofing
Making sourdough bread can be stressful, with tips and tricks to remember to get everything right. You probably haven't even thought about the proofing bowl.
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The Iconic Deli Sandwich You Can Make From Leftover Prime Rib
Prime rib is a standout cut of meat. Thus, substituting prime rib in this classic deli sandwich is one of the best culinary decisions you can make.
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17 Absolute Best Cakes From Netflix's Is It Cake?
Talented cake artists compete on "Is It Cake?" to see who can make the most hyperrealistic cake. These are the best bakes to appear on this Netflix hit.
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