13 Myths About Canned Tuna You Need To Stop Believing
Canned tuna is an often misunderstood food. But it's time to but the myths that abound out to sea. This is one tinned food that is worth keeping in the pantry.
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The Best Way To Reheat Chicken In The Air Fryer And Keep It Juicy
Whether your chicken was originally grilled, roasted, fried, or baked, the air fryer can rejuvenate its appeal with remarkable finesse.
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Incorporate Quinoa To Tastefully Bulk Up Fruit Salad
While many popular recipes elaborate quinoa with savory or salty ingredients, it also tastes wonderful as a hearty and nutritious addition to a fruit salad.
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Consider Adding Leftover Pulled Pork To Your Next Mac And Cheese
While there are a few uses for pulled pork that you could opt for (sandwiches, nachos, and so on), we strongly recommend you give it a try on mac and cheese.
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11 Unexpected Ingredients You Should Pair With Blueberries
More than just for pies, blueberries are great for savory dishes. Discover our top 11 unexpected ingredients to elevate your blueberry recipes.
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Why It Pays To Trim The Fat From Meat Before It Goes Into Your Slow Cooker
If you're planning on stewing meat in your slow cooker, you should know that it always pays to trim off the excess fat before the meat goes in.
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Why You Should Stick With Fresh Fruit For Creamy Clafoutis
Delve into the delectable world of clafoutis - a custardy French classic where fresh rather than frozen fruits are better suited. Read to see why.
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Canned Pineapple Is All You Need To Liven Up Fried Rice
Are you tired of having the same familiar flavors in fried rice? All you need to liven up the dish is the addition of a little canned pineapple.
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12 Best Cheeses For A Luxurious Ham Sandwich
A ham and cheddar sandwich is a go-to classic, but you can easily upgrade your lunch experience by trying different luxurious cheeses, instead.
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The Reason It's Sometimes Worth Cooking With Pricey Bottled Mineral Water
Mineral water has long been perceived as a status symbol of sorts. But it is not as superfluous as you think -- try cooking with it and you'll see what we mean.
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Combine Canned Corn And Tuna For Sweet And Savory Flavors In Pasta Salad
If you want a new way to use the canned tuna and canned corn that's been sitting in the back of your pantry, make pasta salad, an effortless weeknight dinner.
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8 Clever Ways To Serve Nashville Hot Chicken Without A Bun
From salads to pizzas and beyond, check out these other fun and tasty ways to serve up Nashville hot chicken the next time you've got a craving for it.
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Why You May Want To Avoid Using Black Pepper In White Sauces
If you're making a French white sauce, you may want to avoid adding black pepper. It won't ruin the sauce, but it is a faux pas that can be easily avoided.
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12 Ways To Use Powdered Soup Mix To Elevate Dishes
Powdered soup mixes can come in all sorts of handy if you know how to use them. Have some left in the pantry? Consider it your next super seasoning packet.
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The Nutritious Reason For Buying Frozen Blueberries Over Fresh
Discover the benefits of frozen blueberries - enhanced shelf life, nutrition, and unbeatable taste. Make the smart choice for your heath and taste buds.
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The Perfect Wine Pairing For Walnut, Pear, And Prosciutto Paninis
To steer us in the right direction for the wine pairing for this panini, we spoke with Catherine Fallis, a Master Sommelier at Bright Cellars.
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Kimchi Is The Secret Ingredient To Give Classic Mac And Cheese A Tangy Upgrade
Want to elevate your macaroni and cheese? Adding kimchi is an easy way to provide a boost of spicy, tangy flavors in this classic comfort food.
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The Absolute Best Way To Cook Long Beans Is A Quick Saute
Given that they can grow up to 3 feet in length, long beans can be intimidating to work with. The absolute best way to cook them is a quick saute.
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How To Choose The Best Grain When Making Jollof Rice
As with most multinational culinary customs, there are countless varieties of jollof rice. But while types of rice vary, most recipes call for long-grain rice.
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A Splash Of Apple Cider Is The Key To Tender And Juicy Pulled Pork
Pulled pork is the foundation of many delicious meals, but the key error to avoid is drying out the meat. Find out how apple cider can prevent that outcome.
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The Secret To Utterly Craveable Greek Salad Is Way More Feta
The reality is when it comes to getting a more flavorful Greek salad, the answer might be as simple as rethinking how to use your ingredients, especially feta.
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Try Dijon Mustard To Give A Tangy Punch To Your Scrambled Eggs
Scrambled eggs are versatile and adaptable. One possibly unexpected way to kick them up a notch is to add Dijon mustard to give them a tangy punch.
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The Simple Tip To Add More Flavor To Vegetables When Making Jambalaya
To infuse your veggies with the smoky, well-seasoned flavor of Andouille sausage, brown them in leftover oil, achieving a decadent, caramelized taste.
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Add Fresh Herbs To Tuna Salad For A Simple Sandwich That Tastes Gourmet
Tuna salad sandwiches are a staple for their simplicity, but adding a combination of fresh herbs can upgrade your meal to a more flavorful, gourmet experience.
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A Slice Of Bread Is All You Need To Easily Butter Corn On The Cob
If buttering your corn on the cob always ends with butter dripping everywhere but from the corn into your mouth, we have a hack for you.
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Bourbon-Spiked Caramel Is The Best Way To Booze Up Ice Cream
For a more sophisticated and complex ice cream topping, we recommend layering bourbon caramel sauce on your next sundae for a balanced, boozy bite.
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Radiatori Is The Radiator-Shaped Pasta With Debated Origins
With an estimated 300 to 400 different pasta types in Italy, it's no surprise that some varieties have unclear origins. Take the mid-sized, bristled radiatori.
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