Why Standard Rice Flour Won't Work For Butter Mochi
If you decide to opt for regular rice flour when making butter mochi, you'll be sabotaging the flexible texture and taste of the baked good.
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The Decorative Difference Between French And American Chocolate Bark
When it comes to chocolate, the Americans and the French diverge. This holds true for chocolate bark, which each country handles in a different way.
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Embrace The Dhungar Method To Add Smoky Flavor To Any Dish
Here's a traditional Indian method that incorporates smoke to give your sense of smell a more important job for your meal consumption.
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Why The Refrigerator Door Is Not The Ideal Place For Glass Containers
The refrigerator door, despite its convenience and easy access, is not the ideal spot for fragile vessels like glass containers of pickles or other condiments.
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Charcuterie Board Vs. Crudités Platter: What's The Difference?
Charcuterie boards and crudités platters are aesthetically similar as two spreads of various cold foods and ingredients, but they are different in key ways.
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How Long It Takes For Potatoes To Soften In The Slow Cooker
There are many benefits to leaving your potatoes to slowly cook in a crock pot while you do other things, but exactly how much time do you have?
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Think Twice Before Cooking Scrambled Eggs In Boiling Water
Don't believe everything you see on TikTok; using boiling water to make scrambled eggs left us with bland, regrettable results.
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Never Struggle To Peel Shallots Again With This Easy Water Hack
If you're fed up with picking away at each layer in a bid to peel these oniony veggies, then this water hack is perhaps the solution you've been looking for.
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Chasseur Is The French Sauce Originally Created For Game Meat
This rich French sauce is a perfect match for chicken, but in previous centuries it was an accompaniment for game. Find out more and what goes into it here.
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The Reason You'll Want To Score Chestnuts Before Roasting
While roasting chestnuts may seem like a straightforward process there are nuances that can enhance the outcome, like scoring the nuts beforehand.
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The Wiggle Trick That Will Help Tell If Your Chicken Is Done Cooking
Roast chicken is one of life's great pleasures. But there can be stress around knowing when your bird is fully cooked. Why not try this wiggle trick next time?
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Béchamel Vs. Velouté Sauce: What's The Difference?
When is white sauce béchamel and when is it velouté? We talk you through the differences between these two classic sauces, and what dishes they are used in.
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The Hasselback Cooking Method Is For More Than Just Potatoes
Think Hasselbacking is just for spuds? Think again -- find out which other foods this sliced cooking method is great for, plus ideas of what flavors to add.
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The Differences Between Pan Dowdy And Pie
If you don't want to put in the laborious time and effort needed to make a great pie, an intentionally messy pan dowdy might be the perfect alternative.
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Try A Ravioli Crust To Take Pizza Beyond What You Thought Possible
Think of it as the ultimate stuffed crust, but instead of just the rim being stuffed with cheese, the entire crust is stuffed with cheese.
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Why You Should Never Store Fresh Mushrooms Near Your Aromatics
Since these ingredients are often used in similar recipes, most people's first instinct would be to store them all in one place; however, this is a mistake.
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Turning Oreos Into A Sushi-Inspired Dessert Couldn't Be Easier
Get ready to bring your favorite milk-dipping ingredient to your next sushi dinner party, as crunchy Oreo cookies can help you create a delicious dessert.
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The Simple 2-Step Process To Make Shaved Ice With Real Fruit
Making shaved ice at home might seem like a daunting task, but it is surprisingly easy when you employ this simple two-step hack using real fruit.
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What The Gristle On Your Steak Actually Is
There are several different cuts of steak, and some are more tender than others. But do you know what the gristle on your steak actually is?
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16 Sous Vide Dishes You Can Make For Thanksgiving
Sous vide makes prepping dinner a breeze, but we're willing to bet you haven't yet considered the ways it can be employed during the biggest meal of the year.
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The Mixing Mistake To Avoid When Making Shortcakes
With proper preparation of biscuits, there's a key mixing rule to follow when whipping up a batch of shortcakes: Shortcake dough needs to be gently combined.
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Pancake Cereal Is The Bowl Of Sweet, Fluffy Bites That Will Brighten Your Morning
Some might say that making tiny pancakes is a waste of time and energy. But we say, there's something joyous about changing up a traditional pancake breakfast.
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Michael Voltaggio's White Pizza Lets You Have Avocado Toast For Dinner
However you like your avocado toast, Michael Voltaggio's pizza offers the perfect way to encapsulate its breakfast flavors during dinner time.
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The Key To Perfecting Pan-Fried Tempeh Steaks
While you might be tempted to crumble it into chilis or drown it in coconut curry, pan-frying tempeh is an easy and effective way to make it shine.
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Give Soybean Sprouts A Tasty Korean Twist With A Few Simple Ingredients
Soybean sprouts are easy to kick up a notch with a few simple ingredients that you may already have on hand. Try turning them into Korean kongnamul muchim.
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Look To The Snack Aisle For A Salty Crunch In Your Homemade Kimbap
Salty snacks can add a delightful, crunchy texture that can elevate your next kimbap creation. Simply crunch up a bag of your favorite chips.
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Ash-Ripened Cheese Is More Than Meets The Eye
Skeptics have all sorts of cheese-related hang-ups. But, if you aren't thinking 'yum' when you hear the words 'ashy cheese,' it might be time to think again.
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