How A Slice Of Bread Can Help Keep Your Air Fryer Clean
Having to scrub the air fryer can really take the joy out of a meal. This clever hack will speed up the hated chore and help keep your device clean.
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Staub Vs Le Creuset: What Are The Most Important Differences Between These 2 Popular Cookware Brands?
Enamel-covered cast iron is a timeless and functional material with a multitude of benefits for your cooking. Here's what to know about the two main options.
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An Expert Baker's One-Ingredient Pro Tip For Better Whipped Cream
Whipped cream is a delight when done right, but how do you avoid it becoming flat and runny? Turns out that this simple ingredient is all you need.
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Skip This One Step When Making Beef Stew And You'll Have Deep Regret
If you want the best beef stew possible, don't skip this necessary step. According to one chef, it will make or break your meal.
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This Simple Freezer Test Guarantees Perfect Apple Butter Every Time
Making apple butter from scratch is worth the effort. But, it can be tricky to know when it's done cooking. To remove the guesswork, use this "cool" hack.
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Give Baked Ziti A Rich Protein Boost With Cottage Cheese
Looking to enhance your traditional baked ziti? One expert notes that adding cottage cheese will offer a rich boost of protein.
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Duke's Mayo Isn't Just Classic — It's One Of The Healthiest Brands You Can Buy
Not all mayonnaise is made the same. When it comes to Duke's, know that you're indulging in a condiment that's better for you than other brands.
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How Long A Leftover Pot Roast Will Last In The Fridge
Pot roast gets better with time. However, there is a limit. To ensure the best bite, don't keep leftovers in the fridge for more than a few days.
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The Crunchy Old-School Shortcut That Makes Nearly Any Casserole Taste Better
Forget breadcrumbs and crispy fried ovens -- if you want a buttery and crispy casserole topping that won't go soggy, use this old-school shortcut.
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Swap Your Classic Lasagna For This Creamy White One
White lasagna is different than red lasagna and might actually be more closely related to the original recipe than its tomato-based counterpart.
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10 Celebrity Chef Tips For The Best Hot Chocolate
Try one of these 10 chef-approved ways to upgrade your hot chocolate this winter, from warming spices to boozy twists and ultra-creamy textures.
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The Decadent 1970s Cake Still Loved For Its Rich Cinnamon Swirl
Between long-loved cakes and other vintage dessert recipes, there are plenty of historic treats that taste just as delicious now as they did in their heyday.
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Gas Vs Induction: Which Stove Is More Affordable In The Long Run?
Shopping for a stove is a process that shouldn't be taken lightly. We compare gas and induction stoves to help you make the right choice.
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Stop Eating Leftover Pot Roast As-Is And Toss It Into An Easy Casserole
The longer you cook a pot roast the better, and it makes sense to cook it in large batches -- but those leftovers can be enjoyed in more ways than one.
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Ree Drummond Adds This Classic Soda To Her Pound Cake
As she revealed on her blog, Ree Drummond takes the iconic cake up a notch by adding this classic soda (what she refers to as "pop") to the mix.
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Easily Improve The Taste Of Store-Bought Mayo With An Ingredient Already In Your Fridge
Mayo can be a bit bland, but that's the wrong way to think about it. We prefer to think its ripe for variations; here's a great way to spice it up.
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This Gooey 1970s Dessert Is So Rich, You'll Need A Nap After One Slice
Each decade has certain hallmark desserts, and the 1970s didn't disappoint. This one is the epitome of chocolate indulgence, but by all means worth it.
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How To Master The Hardest Part Of Cooking: Getting The Timing Right
Learning how to cook a single dish is easy enough; learning how to prepare an entire meal is where it gets tricky. Here are some tips to nail timing.
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Tiramisu's Lesser-Known, Boozier Cousin Deserves A Spot On Your Dessert Table
Like boozy delights? If you have mastered our classic tiramisu recipe, it might be time to set your culinary sights on other kinds of Italian desserts.
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Collard Greens Quiche Brings Southern Flair To A Crustless Classic
If you're looking to add an earthy, Southern kick to your quiche, look no further than collard greens. Adding the beloved green into the mix is a breeze, too.
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Why Chicken And Broccoli Make The Perfect High-Protein Soup Combo
Combining high-protein foods such as chicken with high-fiber foods such as broccoli increases satiety, meaning chicken and broccoli soup will keep you full.
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Don't Buy The Wrong Dutch Oven: How To Pick The Perfect Size For Your Cooking Needs
Dutch ovens come in all shapes and sizes -- but what size it right for you and your cooking? Danielle Turner has a simple answer to that question.
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This Vintage Onion Burger Can Stretch Your Dinner Budget And Boost Flavor
If you want to get the most bang for your buck on a flavorful meal, look no further than this Oklahoma classic -- as it exemplifies cooking smarter, not harder.
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Pros And Cons Of Buying A Refrigerator At Costco
People love Costco for its smaller products. But others go all out for the big stuff, like fridges. Here's how to decide if you should join the latter rank.
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How Long Should You Bake Fresh Carrots For The Perfect Side Dish? Here's The Ideal Time
Roasted carrots are fixture of any dinner roast -- but while they may look simple, there's an ideal time you should be cooking them to achieve the best flavor.
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Make A Tasty Cornbread Stuffing With A Twice-Baked Twist Only Southerners Know
To achieve the best flavors and textures in your cornbread stuffing, do as the Southerners and be sure to bake it twice. Trust us, you won't regret it.
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The Only Way You Should Be Storing Le Creuset Cookware
Some people make the mistake of always keeping their cookware out on the stovetop, where it is exposed to steam, moisture, and temperature fluctuations.
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