Gordon Ramsay's 12 Tips For The Absolute Best Steak
Ah, the mighty steak. So delicious, but perfecting a steak is no easy task. Thankfully, these tips from Gordon Ramsay will ensure your steak is a cut above.
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25 Popular Kentucky Bourbons, Ranked By Value
Kentucky is where the lion's share of bourbons are made, and competition between various distilleries is tough. We ranked popular Kentucky bourbons by value.
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The Parts Of Your French Press Coffee Maker You Can't Forget To Clean
The trusty French press is still a favorite coffee maker for many of us, largely due to its reliable simplicity. Check this cleaning tip before you use it next.
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Your Silicone Cookware Stinks Because You're Not Heating It Before Cleaning
For as nifty as silicone cookware is, it can be just as smelly. If the stink lingers even after cleaning, this hot tip could save the day and your nose.
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The Best Ways To Cook 16 Popular Cuts Of Beef
So you have your desired cut of beef from the grocery store, but what's next? We explain the best way to cook the most popular cuts of beef.
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It's A Huge Mistake To Not Clean Your Grill Immediately After Cooking
Nobody wants to pause their backyard barbecue to clean their grill, but waiting to do so will only make the job more difficult and perhaps damage the grill.
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The Best Time To Wash Your Blueberries For Long-Lasting Freshness
Knowing when to wash fresh blueberries is just as important as why you need to rinse them. Check out our tips to keep your delicious berries at their best.
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18 La Croix Cocktails: What Liquors To Add To Popular Flavors
La Croix is always a go-to refreshment, and it works as a mixer for spirits, too - as long as you know what to mix the sparkling water's different flavors with.
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The Messy Mistake You're Making When Cleaning Stainless Steel Appliances
Cleaning stainless steel appliances can feel like an interminable task. Discover the messy mistake to avoid to keep your surfaces sparkling and smudge-free.
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Every Maker's Mark Bourbon, Ranked
Maker's Mark is known for its quality bourbon, but how do the brand's selections stack up? We ranked them all, from classic Maker's to Cellar Aged and more.
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16 Vinegar Hacks For A Cleaner Kitchen
Vinegar is a powerhouse of a cleaning ingredient. Learn how to use it to make your wine glasses sparkle, remove grime from your oven, and more.
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The Importance Of Descaling Your Nespresso Machine
Nespresso machines have made brewing the perfect cup of joe incredibly easy, but they do require some basic maintenance to ensure your coffee tastes superb.
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Why Using Soap To Clean Your Wok Is A Dire Mistake
To understand why you shouldn't soap down a wok to clean it, you need to understand what makes a wok special and different from other cooking pans.
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15 Ways To Add More Flavor To Yogurt
Does the sound of yogurt with edible flowers pique your interest? How about cream cheese and yogurt? If so, it's time to spruce up your yogurt routine.
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The Major Cleaning Mistake You're Probably Making With Induction Stoves
With its completely flat surface, an induction stove is much easier to clean than a standard electric or gas stove. But you still should follow some easy rules.
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13 Safest Drinks To Order At A Dive Bar
Fortunately, there are a number of go-to beverages we can turn to in a pinch at any dive bar. From classics like rum and coke to beer, we got the list.
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14 Tried-And-True Liquors To Use In Ice Cream Cocktails
There's not much more refreshing than an cool ice cream cocktail, and these liquors are the absolute best to have on hand to get your icy booze on.
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Adding Foil Between Your Stove And Counter Prevents Pesky Crumbs From Escaping
We've all experienced that fleeting moment of ire when crumbs slip between the cracks of your stove and counter. This foil trick will prevent all of that.
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The Best Method For Cleaning A Bundt Pan
The Bundt pan's many nooks and crannies are likely to leave behind baked-on residue. But with the right technique, even the most stubborn of pans will sparkle.
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Use Aluminum Foil To Clean Stuck-On Bits From Your Oven
Sometimes it's the unlikeliest of kitchen supplies that really help us out in a pinch. We'll show you how to use tin foil of all things to clean your oven.
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Olive Oil Is The Unexpected Secret To Scrubbing Off Pesky Sticker Residue
Olive oil lends its hand to many a recipe, but it's also the key to getting rid of sticker residue. A great hack for those avoiding damage to their property.
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The Only Tool Needed To Clean The Grimy Crevice Of Your Instant Pot
Cleaning every nook and cranny of your Instant Pot can be frustrating, but this inexpensive tool can scrub every dirty crevice.
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The Quick Cleaning Trick For Removing Gunk On Your Stanley Cup Lid
You should clean your Stanley Cup every day (don't forget the lid) to ensure bacteria and mold are not finding a home in places you cannot see.
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How To Properly Clean Your Banneton Liner For Better Loafs
Keeping your banneton liner in prime condition is one of the top priorities for bread baking aficionados, and you want to make sure to clean it properly.
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The Lemon Juice Hack To Tackle Tough Stains On Your Cutting Board
A cutting board is a heavily used tool, but that doesn't mean you to have to leave the stains of the hard work in place, so give this lemon juice trick a try.
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What's The Difference Between Water Bath Canning And Steam?
Canning is a great option for preserving food, and here's what the two main types -- water bath canning and steam canning -- could be used for.
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The Simple, Mess-Free Tip For Emptying Your Food Processor
Food processors are tricky to clean, especially after heavy duty meal prep. If the thought of emptying your food processor fills you with dread, use this tip.
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