11 Canned Bean Myths You Should Finally Stop Believing
If you tend to avoid canned beans, it may be related to any number of common misconceptions. Here are 11 canned bean myths you should stop believing.
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Why You Should Absolutely Be Smoking Whole Butternut Squash - Exclusive
One reason butternut squash works so well is that aesthetically, it makes for an eye-catching centerpiece for a plant-based meal.
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Whipped Ricotta Is The Simple Solution For The Creamiest Pasta
Ricotta is an underrated cheese that has surprising versatility. Instead of it being the star of the show, you can use it to enhance your pasta sauce.
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What A Traditional Breakfast Looks Like In France
Compared to breakfast in other countries, like the Irish breakfast (not to be confused with an Ulster fry), breakfast in France is a much lighter meal.
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Why Greek Coffee Isn't Your Regular Cup Of Joe
Greek coffee breaks all the rules, being made differently and with different ingredients. Learn more about why this isn't your typical Starbucks order.
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8 Baking Sheet Mistakes You Should Avoid, According To A Personal Chef
Baking sheets are versatile and handy in a kitchen environment, but are you making these mistakes that would compromise their longevity and performance?
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A Chef Explains Why You Should Never Grill Lobster Tails Without The Shell
Grilling lobster may sound a little scary to amateur cooks, but we spoke with a chef to learn the secret to perfectly grilled lobster tails.
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How And When To Use A Hawthorne Strainer For Your Cocktails
There are some cocktail ingredients you want in your shaker but would rather not pour into your glass. A Hawthorne strainer may come in handy for the latter.
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What Is Considered Too Rare For A Tuna Steak?
Many of us know the signs to get a beefsteak at the right temperature, but fish isn't as well known. Here's how to know if tuna steak is too rare or overcooked.
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How To Order The Secret Menu Stardust Frappuccino At Starbucks
If you visit your local Starbucks armed with the instructions you need to order, you can be sipping on an off-menu beverage, the stardust Frappuccino.
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The Espresso Martini Substitution You Should Try For A More Chocolatey Cocktail
As much as the Kahlua is an integral part of an espresso martini, it doesn't hurt to swap it out for something a little more chocolatey: Bailey's.
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Why You Should Strain Store-Bought Ricotta Before Using It In Baked Goods
Ricotta can be a superhero for your baked goods if you know how to use it properly, a process which begins with a thorough straining.
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The Simple Ratio To Follow When Making Cream Cheese Frosting
Forget the pre-packaged store-bought frosting and whip up your own from scratch. Cream cheese frosting is easy as long as you know the proper ratio to follow.
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Upgrade Mashed Potatoes With An Ingredient From Your Morning Coffee
Adding a dash of coffee creamer certainly works in a pinch. It's a creative way to use coffee creamer, giving your mashed potatoes a richer taste and texture.
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Why Proper Preheating Is Essential For Skillet Cookies
A perfectly baked skillet cookie is a masterpiece to both the eyes and the taste buds. But it can all go awry if you forget to properly preheat your skillet.
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Why Timing Is So Important For Perfect Braciole, According To An Italian Chef
When striving for perfection with a plate of braciole, the cooking of the meat cannot be rushed. Take your time for the best results possible.
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Elevate Your Weeknight Roast Chicken With A Quick Lemon Marinade
The citric acid in lemon acts as a tenderizing agent for chicken, ensuring the roast remains juicy while it cooks at high temperatures in a dry oven.
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Why Gordon Ramsay Reaches For A Fresh Lemon After Dicing Hot Peppers
From the seeds to the hot capsaicin residue left behind on your fingers, cutting peppers is a hassle. Gordon Ramsay's lemon tip makes it easier.
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What Makes Old Carter Bourbon So Pricey?
Lovers of fine bourbons know that Old Carter produces some of the best (and most expensive) varieties around. Here are the reasons for the steep price point.
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Nespresso Vertuo Creatista Vs Lattissima: What's The Difference?
Nespresso's Vertuo line of coffeemakers offer a ton of different models, each with strengths and weaknesses. Let's look at the Creatista and Lattissima.
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20 Restaurants In Pittsburgh You Should Know, According To A PA Local
With local chefs raising the bar in Pittsburgh, this culinary scene is one of the hottest in the U.S. Here's where you can find the buzziest fare in Steel City.
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The Genius Way To Turn Canned Chicken Into Your Favorite Pizza
Even if you're someone who wouldn't normally buy canned chicken, this transformation of the long-life ingredient into a protein-rich pizza is worth a try.
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Bette Davis' Favorite Breakfast Hash Starred Corned Beef And Beets
A New England dish, red flannel hash is a hearty plate that uses leftover corned beef and potatoes from a St. Patrick's Day celebration, with beets added in.
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Macchiato Vs Latte: What's The Difference?
With so many variations, ordering a cup of coffee can be a bewildering process. Here's a deep dive on the differences between macchiatos and lattes.
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If Your Costco Rotisserie Chicken Is Green Like This Shopper's, Don't Panic
Cutting into your fresh Costco rotisserie chicken to find green breast meat would be alarming to say the least. But what causes this and is it safe to eat?
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Bottled Water Was Originally Created For Medicinal Purposes
Drinking bottled water is a refreshing way for someone to quench their thirst, but the industry got its start years ago for medicinal purposes.
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Is European Butter The Secret To Better Biscuits?
You've got a wide range of options when it comes to butter and baking, and it's the end result you're looking for that will determine which you pick.
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