This One-Pot Beef Stroganoff Is An Easy Weeknight Dinner For Fall
With fall underway, it's time to break out those cozy recipes for dinner -- and with the weather just right, this one-pot beef stroganoff will feel like home.
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Ina Garten's Secret Method For Fully Infusing A Steak With Flavor
Ina Garten is a trusted source for anything related to cooking -- but her method for getting more flavor into her steaks may be one of her best.
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Here's Why You Should Be Adding Sea Salt To Your Chocolate Cake
Chocolate cake is nothing without a sprinkle of sea salt. While the two might seem far from the ideal match, the duo makes sense for a few practical reasons.
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In Texas, This Food Is An Absolute Favorite — Depending On The Way It's Cooked
Everything's bigger in Texas, and that certainly includes the state's love for this trademark cowboy dish. Well, as long as it's cooked correctly.
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This Is Why You Should Avoid Round Measuring Spoons
Round measuring spoons may look sleek in the kitchen, but this is why you should avoid the kitchen utensil and opt for another type instead.
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The Iconic Ikea Flavor You Should Be Adding To Cola
Want to elevate your next sip of cola? Look no further than to the fruit that's frequently featured in IKEA's many offerings.
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Give Garlic Butter A Tangy Edge With One Simple Addition
Although garlic butter already delivers a host of flavor, introducing one tartly spicy ingredient to your next compound butter could be a game-changer.
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How Aldi Makes Hosting A Flavor-Packed Seafood Boil So Affordable
While Aldi offers a frozen seafood boil option, the grocery chain makes putting the dish together on your own quite affordable.
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A Chef's 13 Secret Ingredients For Shockingly Good Caramelized Onions
Our in-house expert chef shares their favorite secret ingredients for game-changing caramelized onions that you'll want to add to every dish you make.
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The Popular Breakfast Dish Chefs Hate To Put On The Menu
When dining out for brunch, it helps to know there's one popular breakfast dish that chefs hate including on the menu.
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Don't Let This Common Myth Deter You From Eating Fried Food
Fried food is a mainstay in American culture, but there is one common myth about the process that ought to be dispelled.
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The Case For Using Salted Butter In Your Baked Goods
Is there enough salt in salted butter to throw off the delicate balance of baked goods? To answer this question, we reached out to two experts.
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A Cheaper Alternative To Ham And Turkey That Still Feels Special, According To Sunny Anderson
When talking to Business Insider about saving money in the kitchen, Sunny Anderson dropped one of her favorite substitutions for big dinners.
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Rick Bayless Told Us His Trick For More Vibrant Pickled Red Onions
Nobody likes a pale pickled onion, and to get that bright, purplish-red hue that we all look for, Tasting Table suck advice from none other than Rick Bayless.
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The Part Of Julia Child's Kitchen She Barely Ever Used
This common appliance was one of Julia Child's favorite parts of her kitchen, yet it had a feature that she rarely used in her day-to-day cooking.
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14 Wawa Hoagies, Ranked Worst To Best
Wawa has too many hoagie options to count. If you were wondering which hoagie to get, we tried 14 different ones and picked out the best of the batch.
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Lasagna-Style Zucchini Rollups: A Simple Italian Recipe To Lighten Up Pasta Night
The rich tomato sauce, velvety cheese, and savory meats are what make the dish, and zucchini serves as the perfect foundation to make these ingredients shine.
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Why Vinaigrette Clumps On Salad And How Jacques Pépin Avoids It
Vinaigrette, especially when it's thicker, can clump on salad dressing and prevent an even toss. Luckily, celebrity chef Jacques Pépin has a solution.
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It's Probably A Good Idea To Avoid Chicken With This Label
Food labels are important, and learning what they mean is always a good idea, particularly if you're looking to buy the best type of whole chicken you can.
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The Tedious Step You Can Just Skip When Making Coq Au Vin
Hearty, savory, and complex, coq au vin requires a lot of patience and technique to make — but there's one time-consuming prep step you can skip.
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This Single-Serve Canned Cinnamon Roll Hack Is Ready In No Time: Just Microwave It In A Mug
When you just want one cinnamon roll, this trick will help you satisfy that craving fast. It's also customizable, so you can experiment with additional flavors.
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The Unexpected Sign Your Fish Has Gone Bad That You Shouldn't Ignore
Fish can be a nutritious dinner choice if chosen with care, but it's important to inspect for potential signs of spoilage -- especially this understated sign.
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This Is The Only Tool You Need For Sharpening Serrated Knives
While serrated knives are often disregarded when it comes time to sharpen your arsenal, they also need some attention. Use this tool to hone the blade.
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Martha Stewart's Genius Kitchen Trash Can Solution
Martha Stewart's brilliant repurposing idea eliminates the hassle of constantly moving around your heavy trash can with the help of an unexpected vintage item.
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These Spring Rolls From Trader Joe's Are One Of The Absolute Best Things You Could Put In Your Air Fryer
If you prefer spring rolls with a deliciously crisp exterior rather than a floppy soggy texture, then an air fryer is your friend, particularly with this brand.
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Anthony Bourdain's 'One Hand' Tip For Making The Perfect Burger
The perfect burger can be a controversial topic and Anthony Bourdain had an opinion about what his ideal version should look like and how it should be made.
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How To Broil Food If Your Oven Didn't Come With The Proper Pan
Some newer ovens don't come with broiling pans, or you may have lost yours -- either way, you can still broil food without one with the right alternative.
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