What Exactly Is All-Purpose Seasoning?
With a name like all purpose, you would think this seasoning could be sprinkled on anything, but some of flavors might be better on some foods than others.
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The Japanese Knife You Should Be Using To Carve Turkey
When carving a turkey, many of us reach for a carving knife. However, there is specially designed Japanese knife that will allow you to do a better job.
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The Garlic Butter Mistake That's Robbing You Of So Much Flavor
There's a key mistake home cooks often make when whipping up a delicious batch of garlic butter. Here's how to avoid it.
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Why Tyler Florence Never Marinates Steak - And What He Does Instead
Tyler Florence clearly knows his way around a grill and, as far as he is concerned, it's all about mopping over marinating. But what exactly is mopping?
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How To Build A First Aid Kit For Your Kitchen, According To A Chef
When you're thinking of kitchen essentials, a first aid kit should be on top of your list. A chef shares what supplies you need to put one together.
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Fish Knife Vs Butter Knife: What's The Difference?
On first glance, there doesn't appear to be too much difference between a butter knife and a fish knife. But each has its own specialized uses.
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Pastry Chef Vs Baker: The Difference Explained
Baking is baking, right? So a pastry chef is just a baker with a fancier title, right? Wrong. We explain the difference between a pastry chef and a baker.
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Should You Thaw Frozen Berries Before Baking With Them?
To thaw or not to thaw — that is the question we face when trying to bake the best blueberry muffins and other treats, so it's crucial to know the answer.
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The Second Best Way To Enjoy Your Favorite Bagel Toppings
From everything bagel seasoning to smoked salmon, there are loads of toppings we put on our morning bagels, but there's another way to enjoy these ingredients.
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The Cut Of Pork Traditionally Used For Porchetta
Porchetta, a venerable Italian rolled pork roast that was traditionally prepared for feasts and celebrations, has become the darling of chefs and home cooks.
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Give Your BLTs A Major Upgrade With One Simple Tomato Swap
A few of the ways we suggest elevating your BLT include trading the store-bought tomatoes for heirloom tomatoes, but there's an even swap.
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Grilled Cheese Hacks From TikTok That Are Actually Worth Trying
Want to upgrade your standard grilled cheese sandwich? TikTok has some incredible hacks that will take this classic snack from drab to fab.
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The Cheap Pork Cut That Makes Rich, Flavorful Buckboard Bacon
If you are wanting to save some money while also cooking up some deliciously flavorful buckboard bacon, here's the cut of meat to look out for.
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The Baking Tip To Avoid Disappointments With Customized Recipes
When customizing baked goods, the best way to avoid ingredient waste is to experiment with a half batch to see how it turns out before baking the whole recipe.
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Turn Maple Syrup Into Melt-In-Your-Mouth Candy Without Any Extra Ingredients
If you need a quick fix for your sweet tooth, you can easily make a delicious piece of candy out of maple syrup. You won't even need any other ingredients.
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What's So Special About Kobe Beef, And How To Get The Maximum Flavor Out Of It
If you've shelled out for a fine piece of Kobe beef, you want to nail the cook on it. An expert helps us make the most of this mouthwatering beef.
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Which Meat To Use For The Highest Amount Of Protein In Your Next Sandwich
Getting the recommended amount of daily protein doesn't have to be a daunting task. Just make yourself a sandwich with this meat.
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You Only Need One Extra Ingredient To Turn Onions Into Shatteringly Crisp Chips
Onion rings are always a welcome delight, but let's face it -- it can be a hassle to make. Opt for onion ring chips instead with this easy recipe.
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How To Organize Your Fridge Like A Professional Chef
If you feel like your refrigerator is always dirty, disorganized, or both, consider these tips from professional chefs Bernard Janssen and Shawn Matijevich.
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The Best Type Of Miso For A Flavorful Marinade
Miso can be intimidating if you have never cooked with it before. To learn which type is best to use when making a marinade, we reached out to an expert
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Can Prime Rib Be Cooked In A Crock-Pot?
Slow cookers are usually used to cook pot roast or soups, but if you prepare it just right, the appliance is great for slow cooking prime rib.
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Why It's Possible For Mold To Grow In Your Freezer, And How To Check For It
If there's one thing you don't want to eat, it's moldy food. As impossible as it may seem, mold can grow in your freezer. Here's how to stop it in its tracks.
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What To Do If Your Frozen Steak's Packaging Is Damaged
It's always a joy to be able to pull a steak out of the freezer and throw it on the grill. But if its packaging is damaged, do you need to toss it?
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The Role Of Fat In Making Perfectly Crispy Rösti
Although it may seem easy, it can also be tricky to cook potato rösti and ensure it turns out extra crispy. Here's how fat can play a part in achieving this.
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The Best Way To Tenderize Sirloin Tip Roast Is This Cooking Method
Sirloin tip is a lean piece of beef that can sometimes end up too tough. Follow this expert's advice for a tender sirloin tip every time.
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Make Croutons You Could Never Get At The Store With This Type Of Bread
Croutons give salads some extra flavor and some irreiistable crunch. Try making homemade croutons you won't find at the store with this type of bread.
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The Difference Between Low, Light, And Reduced Labels At The Grocery Store
See through all the confusing labels at the grocery store. This guide to terms like low, light, and reduced will make your food decisions so much easier.
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