Why Lasagna Is Perfect For Delivery And Travel
Although lasagna can be a pain to prepare and cook, it has more than proven itself as the ultimate go-to food for takeout and travel.
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Science Explains Why Certain Fruits Ripen Once Picked
We unveil the science behind two categories of fruit, explaining why some fruits continue to mature, while others stay unchanged on your kitchen counter.
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Ina Garten's Fig-Focused Appetizer That Tastes More Complex Than It Is
Get clued in on the effortless elegance of Ina Garten's Fig and Cheese Toasts, the celebrity chef's secret to easy yet impressively fancy entertaining.
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14 Best Toppings To Make Breakfast Cereal More Exciting
We love breakfast cereal, but even the familiar favorites can feel a little plain. Luckily, these toppings will add texture and excitement to your morning bowl.
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The Flavorful Part Of The Tomato You Should Be Using In Your Sauce
Before you compost those tomato vines and stems, try simmering them in your sauce to kick the flavor up a notch.
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Add A Little Something Extra To Your Pasta Sauce With Fresh Greens
Pasta is good for the soul. And with the addition of some leafy greens, you can elevate both the nutrients and flavors of your favorite al dente dishes.
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The Store-Bought Barbecue Sauce That Even Bobby Flay Stocks Up On
What might surprise fans of Bobby Flat is that he doesn't always whip up his own special sauce. He has a favorite store-bought barbecue sauce.
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22 Potato Chip Hacks You Need To Know
Potato chips are one of the most popular snacks in the world, but there's more to them than you might think. These hacks will help you get the most out of them.
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The Denver Company That Makes Starbucks' Iconic Cake Pops
Starbucks didn't always have Cake Pops on its menus, but thanks to one Rocky Mountain-based business, they have become a fixture among the coffee stores.
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A Splash Of Orange Juice Makes For A Tangy, Flavorful Steak Tenderizer
Wine and Worcestershire sauce are two go-to ingredients when whipping up a flavor infusion, but orange juice can make for a tangy and tender piece of meat.
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The Difference Between Single And Double-Acting Baking Powder
Casual cooks may often find themselves wondering when baking at home: what's the difference between single and double-acting baking powder?
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20 Clever Ways To Use Canned Biscuits
Canned biscuits can be a reliable way to get delicious biscuits without the hassle of baking. Did you know there's so much more you can do with canned biscuits?
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The Polarizing Flavors Of Durian And How It Relates To The Smell
Durian's pungent smell, sweet flavor and creamy texture make it a hotly debated (and in some cases, hated) fruit. Try it and see where you land on the spectrum.
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Roast Potatoes With Lemon Slices For A Bright Side Dish
One of the best additions to roasted potatoes, however, isn't about fancy truffle oils or grated cheese. Rather, just a little bit of citrus goes a long way.
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The Tip To Ensure A Pot Of Mussels Cooks Evenly
Steamed mussels are delicious and surprisingly easy to make at home. If you're concerned about how to make sure your pot of mussels cooks evenly, read on.
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The Most Important Rule For Swapping Almond And Vanilla Extracts
If you've run out of the common ingredient, however, there's no need to run to the grocery store. Rather, you can easily swap your vanilla for almond extract.
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Bobby Flay's Grilled Veggie Skewers Could Not Be Easier
Grilling veggies is a breeze and they can be just as flavorful as the meatier options. If you're looking for inspiration, Bobby Flay has a great place to start.
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The Trader Joe's 'Giant' Canned Beans Inspired By A Flavorful Greek Dish
We'll uncover the similarities and differences between these beans from the grocery favorite and those used to make the beloved Greek classic.
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The Easy Tip To Prevent Watery Quinoa
Despite being so easy to prepare, one challenge many cooks face when cooking quinoa is ending up with a watery, bland dish. How do you prevent it?
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Use Oatmeal In Your Next Batch Of Chipwich Cookies - Exclusive
If you want chewy cookies for your ice cream chipwich, The Good Batch Bakery owner Anna Gordon suggests adding oatmeal to get that perfect texture.
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The Baking Tool That Makes Freezing Ground Beef A Breeze
Luckily, you can easily resolve this latter setback with one common household tool. To prevent your ground beef from turning soggy, it is your new best friend.
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Whipped Cream Is The Secret Ingredient To Make Risotto Fluffier
Ready to take your risotto to the next level? Add whipped cream in a few easy steps to make your favorite risotto dish even lighter and fluffier.
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How Daniel Boulud Creates Harmonious Dishes - Exclusive
Chef Daniel Boulud told us how he creates harmony and balanced flavors in his dishes, using a menu item from his flagship restaurant to demonstrate.
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The Kebab Assembly Tip For Extra Juicy Results
If you always seem to get dried out, rubbery shish kebabs, you're probably putting them together wrong. See our tips for a succulent skewer every single time.
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Why You Should Never Try Canning Dairy Products
Canning your foods is a sustainable and budget-friendly practice, but when it comes to dairy, avoid it at all costs. Here are the raising concerns behind it.
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How Good & Plenty Candy Gets Its Nostalgic Flavor
Delve into the legacy of Good & Plenty: America's oldest candy brand, packed with licorice flavor since 1893. It's a classic treat loved for generations.
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14 Egg Dishes From France You Should Know About
Want to do something unexpected with your eggs? Look to the great chefs of France, who've perfected the piperade, quenelles, oufs cocotte and more.
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