Embrace The Dhungar Method To Add Smoky Flavor To Any Dish
Here's a traditional Indian method that incorporates smoke to give your sense of smell a more important job for your meal consumption.
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Why The Refrigerator Door Is Not The Ideal Place For Glass Containers
The refrigerator door, despite its convenience and easy access, is not the ideal spot for fragile vessels like glass containers of pickles or other condiments.
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Charcuterie Board Vs. Crudités Platter: What's The Difference?
Charcuterie boards and crudités platters are aesthetically similar as two spreads of various cold foods and ingredients, but they are different in key ways.
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11 Maple Recipes For A Taste Of Fall
If you're new to cooking with maple syrup, it's simple to get started. Here are some dishes that make good use of this staple fall ingredient.
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The Starbucks App Glitch To Know Before Ordering Reserve Coffee
If you're curious to try one of Starbucks' rarer blends, you have to visit a Starbucks Reserve location, even though there's an app glitch that gives hope.
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How Long It Takes For Potatoes To Soften In The Slow Cooker
There are many benefits to leaving your potatoes to slowly cook in a crock pot while you do other things, but exactly how much time do you have?
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25 Upscale Canned Seafood Brands That Should Be On Your Radar
Canned sardines, anchovies, oysters and other fish are good for you, easy to store, and frequently come in eye-popping packaging. Here's the best.
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If You Love Pickles, There's One Kitchen Tool You Must Own
Fishing pickles out of the jar isn't always an easy task. Luckily, there's a gadget that can make the process much simpler - the pickle pincher.
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Think Twice Before Cooking Scrambled Eggs In Boiling Water
Don't believe everything you see on TikTok; using boiling water to make scrambled eggs left us with bland, regrettable results.
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Never Struggle To Peel Shallots Again With This Easy Water Hack
If you're fed up with picking away at each layer in a bid to peel these oniony veggies, then this water hack is perhaps the solution you've been looking for.
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Jajangmyeon (Korean Black Bean Noodles) Recipe
Jajangmyeon is a dish that can be made with any combination of vegetables you have on hand, making it easily accessible for a busy weekday evening.
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Chasseur Is The French Sauce Originally Created For Game Meat
This rich French sauce is a perfect match for chicken, but in previous centuries it was an accompaniment for game. Find out more and what goes into it here.
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Why Caramel Apples Deserve To Be Cancelled
A lot of state fair food can inspire nostalgia and comforting eats. But the caramel apple isn't one. In this case, the apple has fallen too far from the tree.
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The Reason You'll Want To Score Chestnuts Before Roasting
While roasting chestnuts may seem like a straightforward process there are nuances that can enhance the outcome, like scoring the nuts beforehand.
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The Wiggle Trick That Will Help Tell If Your Chicken Is Done Cooking
Roast chicken is one of life's great pleasures. But there can be stress around knowing when your bird is fully cooked. Why not try this wiggle trick next time?
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17 Consistently Most Expensive Canned Foods To Buy
Splashing out on a few more expensive items when stocking your pantry gives you an easy way to create a little luxury without spending too much time or money.
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Béchamel Vs. Velouté Sauce: What's The Difference?
When is white sauce béchamel and when is it velouté? We talk you through the differences between these two classic sauces, and what dishes they are used in.
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Roasted Garlic Tomato Lentil Bowls Recipe
This garlic tomato lentil bowls recipe is sort of like a roasted salad, all topped off with a sweet and tangy vinaigrette.
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The Hasselback Cooking Method Is For More Than Just Potatoes
Think Hasselbacking is just for spuds? Think again -- find out which other foods this sliced cooking method is great for, plus ideas of what flavors to add.
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Van Leeuwen Announces 4 Special Edition Ice Cream Flavors Just In Time For Fall
Van Leeuwen has announced four seasonal ice cream flavors for fall. As a brand that always pushes the envelope, these flavors are outside the box.
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The Differences Between Pan Dowdy And Pie
If you don't want to put in the laborious time and effort needed to make a great pie, an intentionally messy pan dowdy might be the perfect alternative.
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Try A Ravioli Crust To Take Pizza Beyond What You Thought Possible
Think of it as the ultimate stuffed crust, but instead of just the rim being stuffed with cheese, the entire crust is stuffed with cheese.
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Longtime Georgia Starbucks Worker Fired 2 Days After Store Files For Union Vote
A Georgia Starbucks employee has been fired amidst union efforts. Allegations of union-busting emerge as the company faces legal battles and worker disputes.
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How To Remove Rust From A Cast Iron Skillet
Sometimes cast iron pans get rusty, but that doesn't mean you need to throw them out. Here are three ways to restore cast iron pans without damaging them.
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Moroccan Zaalouk (Eggplant Salad) Recipe
This Moroccan zaalouk recipe features roasted eggplant and tomatoes as its base. Enjoy these tasty eggplant salad on its own or with fresh bread.
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Trader Joe's Is Giving Ranch Dressing The Truffle Treatment
The latest addition to the aisles of everyone's favorite grocery store, Trader Joe's, is a truffle ranch dressing. Find out where you can find it.
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Why You Should Never Store Fresh Mushrooms Near Your Aromatics
Since these ingredients are often used in similar recipes, most people's first instinct would be to store them all in one place; however, this is a mistake.
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