How To Safely Test The Temperature Of Your Pizza Oven
Using a pizza oven at home entails a pretty steep learning curve up front before you get to enjoy delicious, perfectly cooked pizzas consistently.
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How Do Vacuum Wine Stoppers Really Work?
You may have heard that vacuum wine stoppers are the latest and greatest in wine preservation technology, but how do they work? And do they work well?
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The Trick To Getting Your Pizza Off The Peel And Into The Oven
There are more of us cooking pro-style pizzas at home with all the cool kit, but sometimes a simple tip is still needed to slide the pizza into the oven.
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The Benefits Of Making Caramel Sauce In A Slow Cooker
Why go to the trouble of making homemade caramel sauce instead of buying it from the store? Well, with your slow cooker it's actually no trouble at all.
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The Best Pan Substitute For Stir-Fry If You Don't Have A Wok, According To A Chef
A wok is really the best tool for stir-frying, but not everyone owns one. Luckily, chef Jon Kung recommends a good substitute pan with similar properties.
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The Timing Mistake You Need To Avoid When Broiling In The Oven
The broiler setting on the oven might be a function that you never use, but if you do, you need to be sure to only use it safely in limited bursts.
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Your Slow Cooker Is The Secret To A Low Maintenance Seafood Boil
A seafood boil isn't complicated, but it can be intimidating. A huge, boiling cauldron of seafood is no joke. Simplify the process with your slow cooker.
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Why You Shouldn't Rely On The Wet Knife Hack For Tear-Free Onions
Lots of people have a solution when asked how to chop onions without crying. But we're here to tell you why you should avoid the wet knife hack.
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What Is A Salt Pig And Why Should You Use It Instead Of A Shaker?
The term salt pig might give you pause, but this countertop salt vessel isn't as odd as the name makes it sounds, and you might want to add one to your kitchen.
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Soak Toothpicks In Bourbon For An After Dinner Buzz
Soaking porous wooden toothpicks in bourbon imbues them with a robust, mature flavor. Although it sounds like a luxury, you can create your own version at home.
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How Long You Should Preheat Your Skillet For The Perfect Diner-Style Burger?
Spend anywhere from about two to five minutes heating your pan over a flame before beginning to cook your burgers for the most delicious patties.
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Chocolate Eclairs Are Made Simple With A Piping Bag
Making chocolate eclairs at home might appear challenging, but the process can be simpler than expected, particularly when utilizing a piping bag.
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Have Fresh Donuts At Breakfast Anytime With An Easy Air Fryer Trick
It seems there's not a single thing air fryers can't make. With a simple trick, you can add donuts to the list of things you didn't know you could air fry.
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We Tried Anyday's David Chang-Approved Microwave Cookware To See What The Hype Was About
Cookware made intentionally to be used in the microwave? Now that was something we had to try out for ourselves. We tried Anyday's David Chang line.
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The Key To Crispy Feta Cheese Starts With A Good Nonstick Pan
Whether it's baked, grilled, or fried, the versatility of feta knows no end. Achieving peak crispiness, however, requires the right tool: a good nonstick pan.
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The Difference Between Artisan And Mass-Produced Cast Iron Skillets
When it comes to cast iron skillets, not all of them are created equal. While some are churned out by factories, others are meticulously hand-crafted.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Reheating Chicken In The Microwave
The microwave makes everything quicker and easier, and it can be tempting to throw your chicken in there to reheat it. But you probably won't like the results.
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A Cold Skillet Is Key For The Juiciest Salmon
Mastering the perfect, juicy texture when cooking salmon can challenge even experienced cooks - but believe it or not, all you need to do it is a cold skillet.
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Use A Potato Ricer For The Absolute Best Tomato Passata
Fresh tomato passata is essential for authentic Italian cuisine, but it can be hard to come by at stores. Luckily, you can make your own using a potato ricer!
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The Easy Tip For Securing A Foil Collar Around A Soufflé
Worried about making soufflés? It's not as tricky as you may think, particularly if you fix a well-secured foil collar to your ramekin so the mix rises well.
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Why Using A Reactive Pan When Deglazing Is A Major Mistake
Deglazing is a bit more complicated that it might seem, and the first major hurdle is knowing which types of pans you can deglaze and which can't handle it.
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The Nespresso Frother Hack For Hot Milk With Less Foam
Believe it or not, you can change the texture of your Nespresso milk frother's foam using a simple hack that's actually mentioned in the user manual.
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For A Single-Serve Crispy Brownie, Cook It In The Air Fryer
Maybe time is of the essence or we simply don't want an entire batch of sweet treats sitting around the house. But we can still have our fudgy dessert.
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Use A Metal Skewer To Tell If Your Roast Beef Is Done Cooking
Even if you don't have a meat thermometer, don't go straight to cutting your roast beef in half to figure out whether or not it's done. Instead, use a skewer.
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The Storage Mistake You Might Be Making With Your Nespresso Machine
For all Nespresso lovers, proper storage is imperative to the longevity of your coffee machine. That said, it's important to avoid making this one mistake.
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The Nespresso Vertuo Trick That Makes A Stronger Cup Of Coffee
If you have a Nespresso Vertuo, you're in an exclusive club with access to Expert Mode - allowing for a stronger brew with the press of a button (or two).
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Take Your Cookies To The Next Level With This Piping Bag Trick
Transform classic butter cookies into colorful delights! Add vibrant food coloring, pipe into creative shapes, and finish with a chocolatey coating.
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