Is It Safe To Store Food Outside In The Winter?
When the weather outside is frightful, one may believe that the back porch can double as a freezer. Here's what you need to know to store food safely.
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The Common Sheet Pan Dinner Mistake That Has Nothing To Do With Your Ingredients
Sheet pan meals are an simple, reliable way to get dinner on the table, but there's one big mistake you might be making that is easy to avoid.
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Why You Should Be Adding A Pinch Of Salt To Your Coffee
A sprinkle of salt improves most things, and beverages like coffee are no different. All you need is a pinch to elevate everything about your next cup of joe.
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The Simple Ingredient That Turns Mashed Potatoes Into The Ultimate Breakfast Food
Whether hashed or roasted, potatoes are no a stranger to the breakfast menu -- but this variety might just change your first meal of the day for good.
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Save Used Coffee Grounds And Make Homemade Desserts Look Bakery-Worthy
Used coffee grounds typically end up in the trash but there's a great, and delicious, way to reuse them that also makes your desserts look restaurant-worthy.
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Not A Fan Of Grilled Cheese? Here Are 2 Other Robust Sandwiches That Pair With Tomato Soup
Tomato soup is a classic, warming meal, but it can be paired with far more than grilled cheese alone. Try one of these sandwiches instead.
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These Little Debbie Snack Cakes Make The Perfect Mini Yule Logs
Whether you make your own Yule log cake every year or are just learning about this tradition, it's easy to modernize it with Little Debbie snack cakes.
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The Catfish Mistake That Ruins Your Crispy Coating Every Time
A crispy fried catfish is an unmatched bite, so how do you ensure perfection each time? There's one step in your prep work that you shouldn't overlook.
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Ikea's 1980s-Inspired Food Storage Collection Rivals Even The Most Vintage Tupperware
Food storage containers are often kept hidden in cabinets. But Ikea's latest collection of containers have a retro vibe that demands displaying.
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8 Leftovers That Really Don't Reheat Well
Some leftovers lose taste and texture when reheated. Discover which foods -- like creamy pasta, eggs, steak, and roasted veggies -- taste best when eaten fresh.
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Buffalo Wing Sauce And Hot Sauce Are Not The Same Thing. Here Are The Differences You Should Know
While these two condiments have a lot in common, they can't be interchanged. These are the key differences, so you can make the right choice.
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Skip The Green Bean Casserole For This Bright Alternative
Beloved as a green bean casserole may be, there are other tasty recipes that let green beans shine, including this citrusy spin on the classic.
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Soup Feeling Gloopy After Reheating It? One Spoonful Of This Brings It Back To Life
Soup always makes for an excellent comfort food -- but not when it's all gloopy and gross. Fix that by reheating it with this common ingredient.
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How Long An Opened Can Of Tuna Really Lasts In The Fridge
Opened one too many cans of tuna and are now saddled with leftovers? The tinned fish won't last forever, but it will keep for a few days in the fridge.
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10 Kitchen Brands Your Grandma Loved That Are Still Worth Buying Today
Grandma knows best: these kitchen brands -- Pyrex, Lodge Cast Iron, KitchenAid -- are still high quality, functional, and worth your investment.
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You Shouldn't Treat Jasmine Rice Like Any Old White Rice. Here's Why
All rice might seem the same, but the truth is that there are internal qualities that affect cooking. This is how Jasmine differs from the rest.
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Give Crème Brûlée The S'mores Treatment And It'll Be Your New Favorite Dessert
The creamy sweetness of crème brûlée would work well with melted chocolate and marshmallows. You can even add a graham cracker base to complete the effect.
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The Hearty Breadcrumb Swap That Makes Meatballs Irresistible
Your breadcrumb choice can make or break meatballs as not all are equal. This unconventional option adds a whole new holiday dimension to the dish.
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14 Best Cookbooks From The Legends Of BBQ
From smoking to searing and so much more, these pitmaster cookbooks provide recipes, techniques, and insights for backyard and competition-level barbecue.
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Easily Boost Roasted Broccoli With One Citrusy Addition
Whether you find roasted broccoli lackluster or just want a simple way to jazz up the dish, you can improve its flavor with a single ingredient.
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10 Delicious Ways To Use Up Leftover Gravy
Gravy is a savory delight, and there are more ways to use it than you might have thought. You can incorporate it into anything from fries to casseroles.
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With One Simple Request, Butchers Will Help You Prep Tough Steak Cuts
A delicious, tender steak can take considerable prep. Make this process easier by asking your butcher to take care of one extra step for you.
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10 Basic Cooking Skills Everyone Should Know By The Age Of 25
From chopping onions to making a roux, learn the essential cooking skills everyone should know by their mid twenties for confident, tasty meals.
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Why Martha Stewart Refuses To Serve Snacks When Hosting
Martha Stewart is the queen of hosting -- and while her take on not serving snacks might a surprise, her explanation for why makes perfect sense.
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The Vintage Aluminum Foil Trick Redditors Swear By To Save Money
Aluminum foil is a forerunner in disposable kitchenware, and there are a few tricks to know. Redditors say that this one saves money and resources.
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The 4-Ingredient Cabbage Dish That Doubles As A Main Or Side
This underrated vegetable is versatile and complex. It adds a great crunch, and its natural flavor absorbs other notes well. This dish is sure to please.
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'The Door Won't Open At All' — Shoppers Aren't Happy With This Costco Microwave
While kitchen technology is advancing, it's not without its bugs. This microwave is leaving shoppers underwhelmed and underfed with this notable issue.
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