The French Pizzeria Staffed Entirely By Robots
Robots aren't just for play unless you're playing kitchen. Here's how this French pizzeria became entirely staffed by machines instead of humans.
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The Secret Ingredient That Will Change Your Pot Roast Forever
Looking to add more flavor to your pot roast? This unexpected ingredient will change your pot roast and win over even the most skeptical of diners.
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The Reason You Should Use Butter And Oil To Fry French Toast
The perfect French toast starts with the right bread, but once that bread is battered and ready to fry, make sure you have a blend of butter and oil in the pan.
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The Cheeses You Can Use Instead Of Parmesan For Pesto
There are a bevy of cheeses that can stand in for Parmesan when making pesto, either as a cheaper alternative or as a means to add a little variety and depth.
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The Sweet Treat Nancy Pelosi Eats For Breakfast
Nancy Pelosi says this sweet treat hasn't always been her breakfast of choice. Before that, it was her nighttime snack of choice.
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The Best Way To Cut Chicken For Stir-Fry
The longer you cook meat the more tender it is, but most stir-fry recipes are meant to go from countertop to stove to table in less than an hour.
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Wolfgang Puck's Tip For When To Season Your Meat For The Grill
While you don't have to be Einstein to grill the perfect steak, there are a few seasoning tips to follow. Here is Wolfgang Puck's advice.
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The Most Important Time To Stir Pasta While Cooking
There is a crucial mistake many of us make when cooking pasta, perhaps without even knowing it. For a perfect, stick-free, al dente pasta, when you stir is key.
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Why It May Be Dangerous To Can Your Own Pumpkin
Canning food is a great way to preserve most fruits and vegetables, but you'll have to can pumpkin carefully.
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What To Serve With Chili
Your famous bowl of chili deserves a side your mom would be proud of. Discover recipes for buttermilk biscuits, onion rings, cornbread, tots, salads & more.
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One Simple Step Could Prevent Parchment Paper From Curling
Usually parchment paper comes in thick rolls (like plastic wrap or aluminum foil) so when you tear some off the roll, the sheet is inconveniently jagged.
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The Decorating Tool That Will Help Your Cake Bake More Evenly
There is one small tool that's typically used for decorating sweet treats that could help every part of your cake cook at the same rate.
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This Grocery Store Staple Can Elevate Your Roast Potatoes
Roasted potatoes aren't foolproof, but there is one thing you can do to make things a bit easier for yourself.
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New Findings Reveal How Red Meat Could Affect Your Digestion
Red meat has had a bumpy history with regard to human health. Now, study released in August 2022 shows there may be even more reasons to avoid the bloody fare.
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13 Ways To Prevent And Fix Broken Sauce
Sauce-making is an important skill for home cooks to know, and preventing or fixing a broken sauce is an essential part of that aptitude. Consider these tips.
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Turns Out, Bay Leaves Don't Actually Last Forever
Never changing color, never changing texture, you might assume that the humble bay leaf is an herb that lasts indefinitely — unfortunately, you'd be incorrect.
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Elevate Your Next Steak Night By Serving It With 'Board Sauce'
Playing off the butter board trend comes board sauce perfect for your next steak night. Boost the flavors of your favorite cut by adding in other elements.
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Can Wonton Wrappers Replace Instant Noodles?
Can wonton wrappers replace instant noodles? Here's how the two compare when you're trying to make a dish.
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18 Absolute Best Sauces For Dipping Your Pizza Crust
Next time you're eating pizza, don't discard your crusts - these sauces and dips are sure to turn your plain leftovers into a delicious treat of their own.
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9 Delicious Benefits To Reverse Searing Steak
Trying to cook the perfect steak? Enter the reverse sear. Not just for chefs, it's also great for the home cook. To learn all the tips, read on.
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Here's Why You Should Stop Throwing Out Papaya Seeds
Papaya seeds are some of the easiest to retrieve, all nestled safely in the center of this tender, fleshy orange fruit. But what should you do with them?
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The Fridge Staple Samin Nosrat Used To Put On Everything
Chef and author Samin Nosrat revealed a surprising ingredient she adds to nearly everything she eats. Learn about this ingredient and how it impacts a recipe.
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Cooking Twine Is The Secret Weapon For Your Next Pan-Seared Steak
There are a few tricks to cooking steak, including this one, which will help it cook more evenly. Learn how to use cooking twine for the perfect steak.
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Roasting Citrus Is A Simple Process With Major Benefits
All fruits and vegetables taste better when they're blasted with heat.
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The Blend That Makes Jarlsberg Cheese One-Of-A-Kind
Grab your pom-poms. Today, we're cheerleading for less-popular cheeses.
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Well-Beaten Vs. Slightly Beaten Eggs: What's The Difference?
Not all scrambled eggs are the same, as the consistency of eggs can alter their cooking time, as well as the cooking time of whatever dish they are in.
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The Condiment To Spruce Up With Wilted Herbs
Wilting herbs aren't a lost cause with these tips for storing herbs and even a quick easy way to get more life out of them when they start to go south.
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