Why You Shouldn't Use Pre-Sliced Bread For French Toast
It's tempting to take shortcuts when preparing a recipe from scratch. For French toast, however, slicing loaves yourself is always worth the extra effort.
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Martha Stewart Insists You Can Skip This Baking Tool
Sometimes it's worth investing in speciality culinary gadgets and gizmos. When it comes to one baking tool, however, Martha Stewart shares that there's no need.
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17 Budget-Friendly Ikea Dinnerware Items That Add Elegance To Any Meal
If you want to upgrade your dinnerware but don't want to spend a fortune, head to IKEA. These budget-friendly options look stunning on the table.
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Maple Butter Is The Sweet Addition Your Boring Old Salad Deserves
Adding sweetness to dressings is the best way to balance acidity, and what better ingredient than maple butter. Follow our suggestions for the best salads.
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A Bottle Of Buffalo Trace's Rarest Bourbon Costs A Fortune
While Buffalo Trace produces a many different brands of variously priced bourbon, there's one particular rare bottle that will cost you thousands of dollars.
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The Common Practice That Instantly Ruins Homemade Pancakes (And What To Do Instead)
Homemade pancakes can be the very best part of an early morning breakfast, but there's one thing that can easily spoil the meal.
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Don't Forget To Serve This Type Of Drink At Your Cocktail Party
When hosting a cocktail party, it's easy to forget about a certain type of beverage, but one expert suggests keeping it in mind anyway.
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The Key To Better Meatloaf Is Already In Your Pantry
Meatloaf is a classic comfort dish that we usually have a go-to recipe for, but take a second to read one chef's suggestion for a single-ingredient upgrade.
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The 2 Mistakes That Make Soup Taste Bland Every Time
No matter if you're making soup from scratch or whipping up a premade chowder, avoid these two mistakes that will make your soup taste bland every time.
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8 IKEA Food Court Rules Every Shopper Should Know
Don't worry, these rules are really easy to follow. They will make you feel like an IKEA expert and ensure that the experience goes as smoothly as possible.
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Why Turkish Olive Oil Deserves A Place In Your Pantry
At its best, olive oil is worth celebrating. And this country's olive oil can be especially wonderful, as Ayesha Nurdjaja, executive chef at Shuka knows well.
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You Can Thank This Celebrity Chef For Making Kitchen Islands Cool
Kitchen islands are a standard part of many homes these days, but their popularity stems from one celebrity chef who used them often on television.
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10 Creative Ways To Use Canned Chili That Aren't Just Chili Dogs
A bowl of canned chili is great, but you can amp up its deliciousness by using the dish creatively for a more filling and enjoyable culinary experience.
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Our Least Favorite Popular German Candy Is One We'd Still Repurchase
Even our least favorite German candy is a delightful treat that deserves some love. If you've never tried these candy sticks, now is the time.
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Boomers Ate A Lot Of Fish Growing Up – Why Was It So Popular?
Members of the Baby Boom generation have a particular affinity for seafood, so we looked at the factors that could have possibly influenced this.
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How To Make A Meatloaf Glaze For The Ultimate Outer Crust
Meatloaf is a classic comfort dish that's easy to make at home. But for a perfect crusty exterior, there's a better glaze you can use rather than ketchup alone.
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20 Tips For Making Flavored Syrups At Home
Homemade flavored syrups can test your creativity and patience; that's why you should pull out all the stops to ensure the results are worth your time.
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8 Kitchens That Prove Painted Cabinets Can Transform A Space
Sometimes, all your dated kitchen needs is a coat of fresh paint -- but instead of the walls, its the cabinets that get the refresh in these eight kitchens.
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What To Do With Unused Gift Cards When A Restaurant Closes For Good
Restaurants come and go, but can you salvage store credit from unused gift cards? As it turns out, yes, though there are some hoops to jump through first.
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The Number-One Red Flag On Store-Bought Food Labels Goes Far Beyond The Ingredients Themselves
Reading nutrition facts can be tough, especially when certain elements are unclear -- so keep this red flag in mind when reviewing your food products.
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7 Store-Bought Chicken Dumplings Ranked Worst To Best
Store-bought chicken dumplings allow you to quickly assemble a nutritious meal, but for maximum enjoyment, get the version with best flavor and texture.
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The Popular Chicken Comfort Dish Of The '60s And '70s You Can Elevate Or Simplify
There's nothing better than an easy comfort food recipe that's adaptable for a quick weeknight meal or having company over for dinner. This dish is just that.
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Why Cooking Bacon In Your Cast Iron Pan Could Be A Huge Mistake
It is not a question of keeping bacon from sticking to cast-iron, or even the ability of the pan to cook good bacon. No, the issue comes down to practicality.
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10 Common Mistakes To Avoid When Buying Cherries
Buying the wrong cherries can be an expensive disappointment. Find out how to avoid common mistakes when choosing cherries at the store or market.
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The Disappointing Southern Dessert You Might Want To Avoid At Waffle House
When you're looking for a quick bite and aren't sure what to try, Tasting Table has put together a guide for which dishes to avoid ordering at Waffle House.
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It's Easier Than You Think To Grow A Lemon Tree Indoors
Even if you're a novice plant parent without much of a green thumb, you can successfully grow a lemon tree in your home with these helpful tips.
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16 Tips You Need For Making A Perfect Meatball Sandwich
Next time you want to make a meatball sub, consult these tips to ensure it's the best that it can be. These ideas will help you up your meatball sandwich game.
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