Why Your Ground Beef Appears To Shrink While Cooking
If you're grilling burgers only to have them shrink while cooking, you're not alone. Here are the reasons why and how you can avoid them for plump ground beef.
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Mezcal Is Your Ace Up The Sleeve For Quick, Smoky Grilled Steak
How do you develop that char-grilled flavor when your steak may only need to cook a few minutes per side? The secret lies within using the alcohol mezcal.
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The Case For Adding Instant Coffee Grounds To Gnocchi Dough
As dissimilar as gnocchi and instant coffee grounds may be, joining them together can actually make for a very harmonious outcome.
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The Clever Reason Cube Steak Got Its Name
Cube steak, which comes from the cow's backside, or top round if you want to be more formal, cleverly got its name from the process used to tenderize it.
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XO Sauce Is A Masterpiece Of Flavor With Expensive Ingredients
XO sauce's is a seafood spread that has become a symbol of Cantonese high-end cuisine. See whether it's worth shelling out for the bottle or making yourself.
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The Cooking Liquid Swap For Actually Tasty Instant Mashed Potatoes
Elevate your instant mashed potatoes to new heights with a surprising ingredient for a flavor-packed and creamy experience. Hint - the tap water ain't helpin'.
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Amplify The Flavors Of Bone Marrow With A Simple Roasting Method
When you get the chance to cook bone marrow, don't miss out on simply roasting them. Here's the best way to amplify its flavors for a tender and savory result.
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The Rich Ingredient To Amp Up Canned Italian Wedding Soup
if you want to make the canned version of Italian wedding soup your own, French chef Nico Romo, of NICO restaurant in Charleston, says to add this meat.
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Alton Brown's Ironic Method For Non-Greasy Burgers
Most of us break out the cast iron skillet or turn to the grill, but Alton Brown has an ironic method for making a better, non-greasy burger.
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Bake Potatoes Next To Beef Ribs For Effortless French Fry Flavor
For those who love baking potatoes and the flavor of french fries, there's a trick to getting both. Here's how you should cook them along with beef ribs.
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18 Unexpected Ways To Use Collard Greens
You can incorporate collard greens into a wide variety of dishes, some of which you may not have expected. From tacos to pasta, these are some of the best.
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Make Extra Savory Poutine For Breakfast By Simply Adding An Egg
If you're a fan of extra savory breakfast options, add an egg to your poutine. Here's how this simple transformation makes the fries and cheese come to life.
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19 Fast Food Chicken Sandwiches, Ranked Worst To Best
Every fast food and fast casual restaurant is in the chicken sandwich game these days, but how do these crispy poultry offerings are actually worth it?
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15 Ways To Season Corn On The Cob
If corn seems like a boring side dish to you, we recommend trying out some new ways to dress it. These options will add a fresh flavor to your grill season.
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Why Fresh Breadcrumbs Are Better For Binding Turkey Burgers
Breadcrumbs are a popular binding agent to use with burgers. When it comes to turkey burgers, fresh breadcrumbs will work better. Here's why.
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Let Salsa Verde Uplift Your Rich, Creamy Potato Dishes
Experience the magic of salsa verde with creamy potatoes. Tangy, bright, and green, it adds a delightful kick to rich dishes, expanding your potato horizons.
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How To Tell If Tofu Has Gone Bad
Eating bad tofu can cause stomach cramps, nausea, vomiting, or even a fever. Follow these tips to keep your tofu a health food instead of a hazard.
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Mornay Sauce Is A Simple, Classic French Sauce Every Cook Should Know
For a simple yet flavorful addition to your dishes, Mornay sauce is a great option. Here's what every cook should know about this classic French condiment.
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Barely Browned Butter Is The Flavorful Secret To Salad Dressing
Browned butter's nuttiness and caramel-like flavor plays well with most varieties of vinegar and mustard, which makes it perfect for salad dressing.
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We Tried 10 Methods To Cook Fried Eggs And Found The Best One
From butter to chili crisp, we tested 10 different methods to cook fried eggs and came up with a clear winner -- and several delicious runners-up.
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Pompeian Launches New Olive Oils To Simplify How You Cook
Confused about olive oil? Pompeian's new 'Made Easy' line simplifies cooking with color-coded, purpose-driven oils for frying, baking, sautéing, and drizzling.
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What You Need To Know Before Flying With A Cake
Flying with a cake isn't exactly a piece of cake, but it's definitely possible. Here's what you need to know before taking off with your favorite baked treat.
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The Water To Keep In Your Pantry For Middle Eastern-Inspired Cooking
If you're feeling inspired to make Middle Eastern meals, be sure to add this water to them. Here's the type you need to keep in your pantry for cooking.
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13 Essential Tips For Making New York Pizza, From World Champion Pizzaiolo Nino Coniglio - Exclusive
There's no need to travel to the Big Apple for a New York slice. You can make your own NY-style pizza at home with the expert guidance of Nino Coniglio.
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How To Tackle Roast Goose For Even Browning
As a goose is all dark meat, you're bound to get a deep flavor. To achieve even browning, you are going to roast a goose differently than you would a chicken.
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The Major Waffle Maker Recall You Need To Know About
Empower Brands has recalled 456,000 waffle makers due to 44 reported incidents, including three burn injuries that required medical attention.
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Why You Should Never Sauté Vegetables With Meat
For optimal flavors and textures, sauté meat and veggies separately. Cook the meat first to get browning, then add the veggies for delicious results.
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