Prevent Soggy Slow-Cooker Veggies With Just One Simple Step
Soggy and limp vegetables are never ideal. So the next time you make a slow cooker recipe, remember one rule to keep produce firm, flavorful, and aesthetic.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Making With Your Cheese Grater
A box cheese grater is an essential tool for most kitchens, but there's one way of using it that you've probably overlooked. Here's how to make the most of it.
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How To Effortlessly Fix An Uneven Roll Of Aluminum Foil Without Calling For Backup
This super easy aluminum foil hack is surprisingly effective in fixing an uneven roll, ensuring nice and even sheets every time you need them.
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The Case For Cooking A Whole Chicken In An Instant Pot
Making a whole chicken in the oven is often the way to go, but using an Instant Pot? Now we're cooking (literally). Keep these tips in mind for your next cook.
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Easily Open A Stubborn Jar With This Compact Tool
Every so often a jar of goods will be seemingly impossible to open, even if you try all the usual tricks. At that point, this suggestion will definitely work.
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How To Get Perfectly Roasted Onions - Without Turning On The Oven
Roasted onions add a layer of depth to any meal, but does it always need to take so long in the oven? As it turns out, no, there's another handy gadget.
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The Cutting Board Strategy Pros Use That Home Cooks Should Steal
If you want to ensure that your cutting boards are clean and avoid cross-contamination, try this technique used consistently by culinary pros.
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Not Sure How Much Pot Roast You Can Fit In Your Slow Cooker? Here's How To Figure It Out
Making a slow cooker pot roast requires a bit of preparation, like finding the right size roast for your appliance. Here's how to tell if it's too large.
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Ditch The Slow Cooker: There's A Much Better Way To Make Chili
The next time you decide to make a cozy batch of chili, ditch the slow cooker and use this method instead for an intensely flavorful bowl every time.
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Make A Giant Fluffy Pancake Using This Unexpected Appliance
Making a delicious pancake can take a lot of steps in the morning, but this hack for using another kitchen appliance makes a sweet breakfast easier than ever.
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The Charming, Vintage Kitchenware To Keep An Eye Out For At Your Local Thrift Shop
Finding gems while thrift shopping often requires a keen eye -- but, once you know them, these bits of charming, vintage kitchenware are impossible to miss.
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This Keurig Setting Issue Could Be The Reason Your Pods Taste Wrong
It's important to get this Keurig setting right to get the richest, most robust coffee flavor out of your K-Cups, & there are a few other tricks that also help.
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The One Small Kitchen Feature That Ignites Nostalgia
Kitchen design trends pop up so frequently that it's hard to remember the small details of yesteryear. This one has people feeling especially sentimental.
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What To Cook First In A Cast Iron Pan
As with many cooking dilemmas, there is more than one school of thought about what to cook first in a cast iron pan, but we have an all-rounder suggestion.
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How To Know If Stainless Steel Pots And Pans Can Go In The Oven
Stainless steel is maybe the single most popular material used in modern cookware, but can these pots and pans go in the oven? One expert weighs in.
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Don't Buy An Ice Cream Maker, You Can Churn The Treat With An Appliance You Likely Own Already
Instead of adding a new appliance to your collection, try using this beloved kitchen staple to make homemade ice cream instead. It'll work like a charm.
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Next Time You Make Banana Bread, Turn To Your Slow Cooker
Slow cookers let us prepare meals or snacks while we are out and busy for the rest of the day. And yes, that includes banana bread.
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This Clever Kitchen Island Alternative Is Perfect For Small Spaces
Having a kitchen island can be useful, but if you're working with minimal space, you might want to consider pivoting toward this alternative.
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This Nostalgic Kitchen Staple Seriously Deserves A Comeback (It Helps Keep All Your Recipes Organized)
If you have a stash of messy recipes thrown in a drawer in your kitchen you need to jump on this nostalgic trend that will help you keep everything organized.
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Are Dollar Tree Dishes Safe To Use For Food?
Not all Dollar Tree dishes are the same. As such, some dishes may be safe to eat from, whereas others might be worth reconsidering.
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The Best And Worst Air Fryers To Buy, According To Reviews
Not all air fryers are created equal. We scoured the online reviews to round up which air fryers are worth buying, and which are best left on store shelves.
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Our Least Favorite Way To Make Oatmeal Is Unfortunately The Most Convenient
Oatmeal is hailed as a quick and easy breakfast, with ample room for flavor customization. However, there's one convenient method that tends to fall flat.
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The Safety Device Every Home With A Gas Stove Should Have
Protect your home and its occupants with this affordable, easy-to-use safety device that is absolutely necessary if you're cooking with a gas stove.
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The Smarter Way To Clean Your Oven Uses Paper Towels For Better Contact
Keeping your oven clean is an essential but somewhat difficult task. A good way to make it more effective is to use paper towels over the cleaner.
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For Perfect Prime Rib Every Time, Always Use This Kitchen Tool
Prime rib makes for an elaborate dinner, but only if it's cooked perfect -- fortunately, if used correctly, this one tool will get it there every single time.
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The Common Sheet Pan Dinner Mistake That Has Nothing To Do With Your Ingredients
Sheet pan meals are an simple, reliable way to get dinner on the table, but there's one big mistake you might be making that is easy to avoid.
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10 Kitchen Brands Your Grandma Loved That Are Still Worth Buying Today
Grandma knows best: these kitchen brands -- Pyrex, Lodge Cast Iron, KitchenAid -- are still high quality, functional, and worth your investment.
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