Why Julia Child Swore By French Rolling Pins Over American Ones
Rolling pins were an important kitchen utensil used in Julia Child's cooking. Find out why she considered French-style rolling pins as the best.
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The Unconventional Stanley Tumbler Hack You'll Need This Summer
Popular Stanley Tumblers have been known to keep ice frozen for up to two days making them the perfect vessel for this summer sweet treat hack.
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How Long Should Your Nespresso Machine Last?
A Nespresso machine isn't fragile, but it does have a limited lifetime and requires diligent care to make sure it functions for as long as possible.
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The Temperature Trick For Cooking Multiple Dishes Together In Your Oven
You've got space in your oven for a whole chicken and a bunch of sides, but what do you do when each dish requires a slightly different cooking temperature?
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Your Rice Cooker Is The Secret Weapon For Easy Mac And Cheese
There's no need to boil pasta or hand whisk bechamel sauce. Simply add your ingredients to the rice cooker to get homemade mac 'n cheese in 30 minutes.
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Basket Vs Oven: Is There A Difference Between These Air Fryers?
Basket air fryers and air fryer ovens both serve a similar purpose and have similar advantages, but the differences between the two are myriad.
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Can Any Crockpot Really Go Into The Oven?
Crockpots are great for setting and forgetting, but sometimes we want to use the ceramic insert to quickly heat something up in the oven. Here's what to know.
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An Immersion Blender Is Key For Creamier Dips
Sometimes we want a chunky guacamole, but more often than not we're going for smooth and creamy when it comes to dips - that's where this handy tools comes in.
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The One Thing You Should Always Do Before Using A Cooking Stove While Camping
Before you trek out into the wilderness, it's crucial to not only double check that you've packed everything you need but to test out your gear too.
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The Vegetable Chopper Hack That Makes Salads A Breeze
A vegetable chopper tool is idea for making a quick chopped salad and saving on the washing up. Everything is evenly sized and can be mixed in the catcher bowl.
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The Costly Lid Mistake That Could Render Your Crockpot Useless
Modern crockpots come with a number of features, and some let you seal the lid. But only do it at a certain time or the crockpot could get seriously damaged.
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Does The Material Of Your Bar Spoon Really Matter?
Bar spoons come with an assortment of features that can help measure, layer ingredients, and they're made from a variety of materials that impact your drink.
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A Cast Iron Skillet Is Key To Achieving The Perfect Hard Toffee
Homemade toffee is a top-tier dessert and with the help of a sturdy cast iron skillet it is incredibly simple to prepare on your own.
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You Don't Need A Pizza Oven For A Perfectly Cooked Pie With This Hack
Making the perfect pizza is much simpler than you think, and all you need to do is follow these tips, even if you're using a traditional oven.
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How Meat Benefits From A Dip In The Slow Cooker Before It Hits The Grill
A good grill session gives you great-tasting meat, but using the grates alone can come with pitfalls for a pitmaster. Using a slow-cooker first will help.
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Is It Dangerous To Put Pyrex In A Microwave Oven?
Microwave ovens are incredibly convenient, especially when reheating leftovers. But they can be dangerous to some cookware. Are Pyrex dishes safe?
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Use Your Kitchen Torch To Brûlée Figs For A Sophisticated Dessert
Adding fresh figs puts a unique spin on just about any dish, but you can elevate your dessert even more by using your kitchen torch to brûlée them first.
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The Coffee Pot You Need For The Absolute Best Campfire Brew
When you're packing for your next camping trip, there's one coffee-making kitchen tool you must take to ensure that you have the absolute best campfire coffee.
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What To Do If Your Nespresso Machine Isn't Perforating The Pods
There can be a few different reasons why the water in your Nespresso machine isn't perforating the pods, and there are a few ways you can solve or prevent it.
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Nonstick Vs Stainless Steel: Which Skillet Is Best For Stir-Fry?
Nonstick and stainless steel skillets both get the job done for stir-fry dishes, but which one is better? They each have benefits, but one has an edge.
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Skip The Extra Oil And Make Crispy Fried Green Tomatoes In Your Air Fryer
If you're looking for a way to streamline frying your green tomatoes while also limiting excess oil, look no further than the convenience of an air fryer.
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10 Mistakes You Might Be Making With Your Coffee Grinder
The perfect cup of coffee depends on more than buying quality beans. We spoke with an expert about the mistakes many people make when using a coffee grinder.
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Bake Tarts In Springform Pans When You're In A Pinch
You might think that you need a specialty pan to bake homemade tarts, but there's nothing wrong with using a common springform pan if you have one handy.
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The Cheesy Way Your Mini Skillet Can Become The Star Of Your Next Party
Melt or broil the cheese in the oven and it becomes a fun party dip for chips, veggies, fruits, or crackers, or a centerpiece for a charcuterie board.
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Here's What It Means If Your Nespresso Machine Starts Blinking Red
If you notice that your Nespresso machine is blinking red, you don't need to worry right away. Here's what you need to do if this ever happens.
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Make Sun-Dried Tomatoes At Home With The Help Of Your Air Fryer
Besides not having to buy yet another bulky piece of kitchen equipment, one of the benefits of dehydrating tomatoes in an air fryer is a reduced cook time.
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How To Open Your Nespresso Vertuo Plus Machine If The Top Button Gets Stuck
If the top button to your Nespresso Vertuo Plus is stuck, don't panic. There's a simple solution to this common problem, and we'll walk you through it.
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