Freeze And Grate Anchovies Over Dishes For A Delicious Flavor Boost
Anchovies go well in a broad range of dishes, but it can be difficult to work through an entire can. Try freezing them for a great, grate-able topping.
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The First Thing You Should Do With Bagged Salad To Keep It Fresh
Once you buy your favorite bagged salad kit from the grocery store, you can't just place the whole package in the fridge and expect the produce to stay fresh.
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Is There A Real Difference Between Name Brand And Generic Canned Goods?
It seems like groceries aren't getting any cheaper, and when you are faced with nearly identical items on the shelf, it's hard to know why you would pay more.
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Give Your Latkes An Upgrade With Shredded Brussels Sprouts
While it's hard to find a flaw in a classic latke recipe, adding Brussels sprouts is the flavor and texture upgrade you never knew you needed.
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Amp Up The Flavor Of Bland Strawberries With A Little Lemon And Sugar
An off-season strawberry doesn't always have the best color, texture, or flavor. Make the most of these berries year-round with some help from lemon and sugar.
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Peanut Butter And Cream Cheese Is The Frosting Combo You Need To Try
Peanut butter lovers wishing for an easy way to make peanut butter frosting at home are in luck. All it takes is cream cheese and a little powdered sugar.
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Top Fresh-Baked Pizza With Cold Cured Meat For A Delightful Contrast In Every Bite
Frozen pizza has earned a place in countless homes, but it can leave a little something to be desired. That something might be cold charcuterie meats.
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2 Ways Jacques Pépin Uses Miso To Flavor Fish
Jacques Pépin often adds miso to fish for an ultra-flavorful seafood meal, and these ways he incorporates it allow both the fish and the miso to shine.
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The Perfect Ratio For Making Asian-Style Vinaigrettes
Asian-style vinaigrettes add that perfect combo of umami, sweetness, tang, and viscosity to many dishes - and it's all because of the ratio of ingredients.
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When To Add Marjoram To Ground Beef For The Most Flavor
While not as well known as other herbs out there, marjoram's mild sweet, peppery flavor is a welcome addition to ground beef dishes - but timing is everything.
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The Best Types Of Wood To Use For Flavorful Smoked Chicken
Before you fire up the smoker, it's important to consider the effects that different kinds of wood will have on the end result of your smoked meat.
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For An Elevated Shortcake, Brûlée Fresh Strawberries
Looking for an impressive dessert upgrade? Brûléed strawberries take the classic shortcake to new heights, without a whole lot of fuss or effort.
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A Little Crème Fraîche Helps Prevent Curdled Chicken Casserole
No one likes a curdled dish. Luckily, avoiding curdling is easier than you might expect, as long as you have the right ingredient or know how to make it.
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This Mickey Mouse Cake How-To Is A Disney Lover's Dream
Ever wonder how Disney's iconic Mickey Dome Cakes are made? Tasting Table got all the inside tricks, and tips to make your at-home baking even better.
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Bring On The Nostalgia With Pop-Tarts Ice Cream Sandwiches
We love the classic chocolate chip cookie ice cream sandwich, but think of the delicious possibilities to be had by replacing the cookie with Pop-Tarts.
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The Key Factors To Determine How Long To Cook Your Steak
Determining exactly how long to cook your steak comes down to a number of factors, and we spoke to an expert to break each of those factors down.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Buying Baby Carrots
Baby carrots are undeniably convenient, thanks to arriving peeled and ready-to-eat in bite-size form, but they come at a cost and we don't just mean the price.
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Diced Hard-Boiled Eggs Give A Soft, Springy Texture To Dense Meatballs
It's all too easy for an otherwise delicious meatball to turn out far too dense. You can prevent this issue by integrating diced hard-boiled eggs.
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Brûléed Bananas Make For A Decadent Addition To Your Oatmeal
Sure, freshly sliced bananas are a quick and easy way to spruce up oatmeal, but they taste infinitely more delicious when you broil them for a few minutes.
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Onion Rings Are The Perfect Crunchy Addition To Breakfast Sandwiches
Do your breakfast sandwiches feel like they're missing something? The missing element might be crunch, and what better way to add crunch than onion rings?
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Why It's Worth Buying Local Flour For Your Homemade Pasta Dough
Next time you're making pasta at home ditch the standard store-bought flour and experiment with the flavors that can be found with locally sourced flour.
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17 Parchment Paper Hacks You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
The uses of parchment extend beyond its non-stick prowess. So let us take a look at some of the most useful aspects of this beloved kitchen material.
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Is It Better To Cook Pork Chops In Butter Or Oil?
Rest assured that no matter which you choose, you'll end up with a delicious dinner on your plate. Still, there are some pros and cons to think about.
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The Flipping Technique Jacques Pépin Uses For Perfectly Browned Roast Chicken
Roasting an entire chicken comes with a lot of risk for parts of the bird to be dry or undercooked. Celebrity chef Jacques Pépin has the perfect solution.
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Is Cauliflower Flour Actually Worth Stocking In Your Kitchen?
Considering baking with cauliflower flour? Find out how nutrition, taste, and price can influence your decision to choose it over all-purpose flour.
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12 Store-Bought Tortilla Brands, Ranked
The humble tortilla is best known for holding everything together, but each still has its own distinct taste and texture ... and some are better than others.
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Prevent Raw Carrots From Tasting Like Soap With Proper Storage
Fresh carrots with an odd taste haven't necessarily gone bad; it might just be a lingering effect from their placement in the vicinity of ethylene gas.
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