The Rolling Pin Method For Quickly Softening Butter
Butter does its job based on the temperature at which we use it, so home cooks will want to be careful with just how they soften butter before baking.
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13 Tips You Need When Cooking With Nopales
A major ingredient in Mexican cuisine, cactus is delicious. To learn how to cook this amazing ingredient, read our curated guide to find out.
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Sauerkraut-Ish Pickled Beets Recipe
Pickled beets may seem jarring in theory, but this sauerkraut-ish pickled beets recipe is sure to be a standout.
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Alton Brown's Addition For Perfect Banana Bread
Alton Brown notes there are over eight million banana bread recipes, and naturally, Brown's version offers the perfect addition to outshine all others.
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The Snack Food That's Key To Super Crispy Chicken Tenders
Who doesn't love chicken tenders? The crunch from the breading is oh so satisfying, but the crunch can be elevated even further thanks to one very common snack.
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The Easy Prep Tip That Will Help You Cook Tuna Evenly Every Time
As easy as cooking ahi tuna is, it's not without potential pitfalls. One of these involves an unappealing contrast of dryness with a raw interior.
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The Brandy Alexander Is Basically A Fancy Spiked Milkshake
You're never too old for a milkshake, especially one that's been blended with alcohol. Meet the Brandy Alexander, a creamy and rich, chocolatey beverage.
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The Sweet History Of Canada's Iconic Nanaimo Bars
When you get a chance to visit Canada, you're going to want to try a Nanaimo bar. This no-bake treat stands proud as Canada's most iconic dessert.
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The Condiment Ina Garten Uses To Help Panko Stick To Salmon
If you want to skip the egg and dairy, or simply want to switch things up, you may want to try the condiment Ina Garten uses when she makes salmon.
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Why You Should Always Massage Kale Salad
There are a number of ways to make kale more edible: You can steam, fry, and boil it to soften its rugged texture. But what about using kale as a salad base?
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How Shallots Became Associated With French Cooking
Shallots, though they're commonly consumed around the globe, have been most closely associated with French cooking. Read the history behind why.
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The 2 Foods You Should Keep Your Kitchen Torch Far Away From
Using a kitchen torch may seem like an easy quick solution, but you should keep it far away from these two foods. Here's why.
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Why It Pays To Make Aioli At Home
Why wait until you're at a restaurant to have aioli? You don't have to! Although aioli sounds and tastes a bit luxurious, it's pretty simple to whip up at home.
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17 Best Types Of Coffee Makers, Ranked
There are countless ways to make coffee, but which methods and machines produce the best brews? Our ranking answers that question and much more.
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The Clever Potato Chip Serving Hack To Use At Your Next Party
While most of us voraciously tear open bags of chips to pour into bowls, one Instagrammer showed us a hack for preparing crunchy snacks for a party.
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10 Best Bourbons For Hot Chocolate
Whipped cream and marshmallows are always excellent hot chocolate additions. But if you're looking for an adult upgrade to your cocoa, consider these bourbons.
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Nestlé, PepsiCo Donations Fuel Doubt Over US Nutrition Academy's Credibility
Touting itself as the "trusted source of food and nutrition information," AND is meant to serve the public by acting as an independent voice. But are they?
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Classic British Fish And Chips Recipe
Fish and chips is a classic British dish, and this recipe is just as good as the kind you would get in a pub.
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Why Sugar Is A Crucial Component For Brewing Kombucha
The amount of sugar in a kombucha recipe isn't just acting as a flavor enhancer, but an important ingredient in the fermentation process.
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Betty Crocker Just Released A List Of The Top Holiday Recipes Across The US
What better way to find inspiration for your own holiday recipe plan than to see what the most popular recipes in your region have been?
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Why Nigella Lawson Isn't A Fan Of Overly Extravagant Dinners
Nigella Lawson called herself a Domestic Goddess, so maybe it shouldn't come as a surprise that she prefers dining at home over a fancy restaurant.
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Ina Garten's Simple Tip Takes PB&J To The Next Level
During the pandemic, Ina Garten took to Instagram to show fans how she makes her PB&J -- a meal about as classic and simple as it gets.
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Starbucks Workers United Celebrates 1 Year Since A Major Milestone
Happy Birthday to the Union! Starbucks Workers United's latest milestone takes the song "for he's a jolly good fellow" to a whole new level.
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Mulled Dry Apple Cider Recipe
It's hard to beat a cold hard apple cider, but warming it up on the stove with some spices makes this mulled cider recipe unbeatable.
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Oysters Rockefeller Was Named For The Richest Man In The World
Oysters Rockefeller is named after the famous 19th century industrialist, John D. Rockefeller. See what's in the dish, and why it bears his name.
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Tasting Table Unearths Which Dining Experience Is The Best - Exclusive Survey
We surveyed 626 readers about their preferences to find out, once and for all, which dining experience is the best — and the results are in.
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Blue Apron To Lay Off 10% Of Its Workforce As Business Slows
Business is slowing down for meal delivery services, specifically Blue Apron. Here's why the company plans to lay off 10% of its workforce.
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