12 Ways To Add Flavor To Homemade Steak Sauce
We broke down the elements of some of the world's most popular steak sauces to extract a list of ingredients that help the flavors of seared beef to shine.
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The Tortilla Hack To Bake Dessert Pizza Without The Dough
Tortilla's shape, taste, and texture extend beyond beloved Mexican traditions into the realm of one of the world's favorite comfort foods: pizza!
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Why You Shouldn't Add Shrimp To A Seafood Boil Until The Very End
Seafood boils are a delicious one-pot meal that celebrates the flavors of fresh seafood, potatoes, corn, and spices, but make sure to add the shrimp at the end.
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The 3 Styles Of French Cassoulet, Explained
Cassoulet is a staple of French cuisine, but there are notable different varieties of the dish throughout France. What makes each style of cassoulet different?
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The Crucial Step You Shouldn't Skip For The Best Flavor In Crab Ceviche
Ceviche is the ideal refreshing appetizer to start off a spectacular meal, but if you skip one vital step, you could be selling your crab ceviche short.
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Use A Spiralizer On Potatoes To Give Latkes A Unique Presentation Upgrade
Latkes are a Hanukkah classic, but if you want to put a new twist on an old favorite then try using a spiralizer to give your potato pancakes an upgrade.
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Cook Frozen Lobster Tails In The Oven For A Quick And Fuss-Free Dinner
If you thought boiling was the only method for cooking lobster, think again. Using the oven to cook frozen lobster tails results in a quick and easy dinner.
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Ginataang Gulay: The Filipino Stew That Makes Coconut Milk The Star
Ginataang gulay is loaded with balanced flavors and mixes in a little bit of everything, often combining denser vegetables like squash with pork and seafood.
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The Major Difference Between Casserole And Cassoulet
Casserole and cassoulet might sound similar, but there is a significant distinction between them. What distinguishes this American classic from the French dish?
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Before Making An Omelet, Give Your Eggs A Quick Scramble
One of the most crucial parts of whipping up a delectable omelet is likely something you already know how to do: Scramble your eggs.
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Boil Your Crab With A Splash Of White Wine For A Fruity Flavor Boost
Summer may be over, but that doesn't mean you have to kiss the delicious flavors of dockside cuisine goodbye. Try this subtle addition to your next crab boil.
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It's Easier Than You Think To Fix A Broken Pie Crust
If your pie crust has cracked after a stint in the oven, don't worry, this disaster can still be averted. It's easier than you think to fix a broken pie crust.
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Add Smoked Elephant Garlic To Give Your Dishes A Unique Umami Boost
With its notes of both garlic and onion, elephant garlic is the perfect ingredient to liven up your dishes - especially when it's smoked with wood chips.
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The Pros And Cons Of Each Cooking Method For Crab
It's hard to go wrong when cooking crab, but there are some nuances involved. First, you'll need the freshest crab possible, preferably one that's still alive.
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Wrap Mochi With Puff Pastry To Make The Viral 'Moissant' Mashup
Everyone loves a good culinary mashup. If you're looking to create a moissant (a mochi-puff pastry combo), these are the tricks and tips for a perfect bake.
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The 2 Best Dipping Sauces For Your Thai Basil Beef Rolls
They're delicious on their own, but if you're someone who appreciates a condiment, we have an idea for two dips that pair well with Thai basil beef rolls.
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12 Tips For Making Homemade Sushi
Interested in making sushi at home? From sourcing sushi-grade fish to preparing the proper rice, we got 12 tips for making perfect homemade sushi.
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The Jar Hack For Sifting Flour Without Making A Mess On Your Countertops
Sifting flour for a recipe often yields a pretty big mess. It also yields better-tasting baked goods. Here's how to achieve great results without the fuss.
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Adding Broth Is The Easiest Way To Elevate The Flavor Of Store-Bought Gravy Mix
Avoid runny, tasteless store-bought gravy with an easy swap: Use broth instead of water when you begin to mix up the pre-packaged powder.
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Chicken And Pear Panini Sandwiches Are Perfect Alongside Your Favorite Fall Soup
When served with your favorite bowl of soup, this soup-and-sandwich duo satisfies bellies and palates in all the right ways.
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A Spoon And Straw Are All You Need To Perfect The Face On Classic Smiley Fries
Achieving that perfect smiley face on each fry might seem like a task for professional kitchen tools, but all it takes are 2 simple items found in any kitchen.
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For Even Better Homemade Peanut Butter, Be Sure To Roast The Nuts
For your richest, creamiest, and nuttiest homemade peanut butter yet, try this simple extra step before blending. It'll make the aromas and texture top-tier.
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19 Delicious Cheesecake Recipes To Bake This Fall
We present a roundup of recipes for all kinds of cheesecakes, and any of them will surely wow everyone at your next autumn-season dinner party.
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Kimchi Is The Crunchy, Tangy Addition Your Next Tuna Melt Needs
This familiar diner classic is about to get a whole lot more interesting. To craft the ultimate tuna melt, it's all about the balance of flavor.
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Simmer Pots Can Make Your House Smell Like Your Favorite Fall Flavors
Simmer pots are a non-toxic, zero-waste, and minimal-effort way to make your home smell amazing for hours. Here's how to get one going today.
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Warning Signs Your Watermelon Has Gone Bad
Chief amongst summer cuisine and juiciest of fruits is the wonderful watermelon, so scrumptious, so sweet, and sometimes so difficult to judge overripeness.
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How To Make Two-Ingredient Pizza Dough
Enter the game-changer: Two-ingredient pizza dough without yeast. With just a couple ingredients, you can whip up a satisfyingly chewy pizza crust in no time.
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