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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The Stirring Mistake That Causes Oily Ganache
Ganache is a rich, decadent topper to chocolate cake, but it can be difficult to make. In order to avoid oily ganache, follow these simple tips.
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Swap Milk And Eggs With Cashew Cream For A Delicious Vegan Quiche
The idea of making a vegan version of an egg and milk-heavy dish like quiche might sound daunting, but all you need to do is utilize cashew cream.
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Study Finds Possible Link Between Red Meat And Type 2 Diabetes
A recently published study examining the effects of red meat consumption suggest a link to developing Type 2 diabetes.
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What Is Arrowroot And What Is The Best Way To Use It?
Arrowroot is most commonly encountered as a powdered gluten-free flour or cornstarch substitute, but it can do so much more in your favorite recipes.
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Avocado Is The Tasty Secret To Mayo-Free Potato Salad
Do you love all of the components of potato salad except for the rich mayo? Try getting your creamy fix in a mayo-free potato salad by using avocado.
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19 Ways To Use Leftover Pulled Pork
Leftover pulled pork leftover? Looking for something creative? Prepare for a feast because we have 19 tasty ways to use leftover pulled pork.
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Spice Up Bland Buttered Noodles With A Dollop Of Korean Gochujang
This Korean chili paste has gained popularity over the last few years, mainly due to its unique mixture of spicy, umami, piquant, and subtly sweet flavors.
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Mary Berry Suggests Sealing Your Cake With Jam For Easy Icing
For a smooth, no-crumbs finish on your cakes, expert baker Mary Berry suggests this easy trick. Here's how to seal your cakes with jam like a pro.
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Sweet Potatoes Add A Honeyed Twist To Indian Chaat
If you are already a fan of Indian chaat and looking for a fresh spin on classic street foods, try incorporating sweet potatoes for a honeyed twist.
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Use Furikake To Replicate The Classic Sushi Taste In California Roll Bowls
The Japanese seasoning blend furikake offers a delicious umami taste that works especially well as a garnish for a California roll bowl. Try it yourself to see.
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How To Tell If Your Sausage Links Are Undercooked
The thing about sausage links is that, when you're cooking them whole, they may look finished on the outside, but are actually drastically undercooked inside.
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Peanut Butter Is The Ultimate Pantry Staple To Upgrade Your Pad Thai
We recommend reaching for the pantry item you almost certainly have available - peanut butter - to make a hearty, protein-packed sauce for your pad thai.
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Use Marsala Wine To Add Caramelized Flavor To Fall-Inspired Risotto
Marsala wine is a lesser-used ingredient that adds warm, caramelized flavor to dishes. Try this fall-inspired risotto and you'll see Marsala wine's magic.
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13 Additions To Boost The Flavor Of Store-Bought Hummus
Jazz up that tub of supermarket hummus with a variety of creative add-ins, enlivening this versatile dish with tastes ranging from spicy to sweet.
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Why Kevin O'Leary Thinks You're Ruining Your Homemade Pizza - Exclusive
"Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary shared the biggest mistakes he thinks people make with their homemade pizzas and his advice for improving your pies.
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Instead Of Baking Homemade Croutons, Fry Them For An Even More Flavorful Crunch
When making croutons at home, baking them in the oven might seem like the logical choice, but consider frying them instead for a more flavorful crunch.
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What You Need To Consider Before Brining Turkey For Smoking
While wet-brining and dry-brining both have their merits, dry-brining offering a host of benefits that elevate your smoked turkey to a whole new level.
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19 Best Ways To Use Up Leftover Apples
There are many sweet and savory ways to use apples to elevate every meal. Here are some of our favorite ways to use up your surplus apple harvest this fall.
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Grill Leftover Glazed Donuts For A Sweet And Crunchy Treat
Let's face it: Glazed donuts are not as amazing on their second or third day. However, a few minutes on a charcoal grill will totally change that.
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The 10 Best Bourbon Substitutes For Cooking
Bourbon works great in so many recipes, but when you don't have it on hand, these replacements will do just fine - and some might even surprise you.
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A Bag Of Potato Chips Is All You Need To Add A Crunch To Fried Rice
The quickest way to elevate a simple plate of fried rice is with a bag of potato chips. Infuse it with a crunchy texture and salty flavor profile in seconds.
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15 Best Sauces To Serve With Duck
Looking to elevate that duck recipe? From apple sauce to sticky hoisin, here are the 15 must-try sauces to upgrade your next home-cooked duck.
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The Difference Between Whole Chicken Wings And The Party Variety
If you thought party wings were the exact same as whole chicken wings, then think again. There's one important difference between the two wing types.
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Bring A Bright Crunch To Tuna Salad With Lettuce Wraps
Instead of using bread to sandwich your tuna salad, try a broad lettuce leaf. With our tasty elevated tuna-mayo recipe, you won't get tired of this filling.
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