How You Should Really Be Measuring Water For Your Coffee
Making great coffee isn't exactly easy. If you want to brew up a perfect cup, you need to make sure you're not incorrectly measuring out your water.
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The Reason You Should Never Bake Ham Uncovered
Baking a ham without keeping it covered is one of the worst mistakes you can make.
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Why Tomato Is The Seasonal Darling Of The Craft Cocktail World
Modern tomato cocktail recipes venture much further than the Bloody Mary. Exotic, artistic, and herb-infused versions take tomato craft cocktails to new levels.
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How Modern-Day Burritos Differ From The Original
The burrito is found everywhere, in big chains and in small family-owned restaurant menus. But how did this hand-held meal get invented? And how has it evolved?
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Can You Use Metal Utensils On Cast Iron?
Myths abound when it comes to cast iron maintenance. One of those persistent myths is that using metal utensils on such pans will scratch them. But is it true?
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Sheet-Pan Quesadillas Recipe
Making quesadillas for a crowd can be a bit time-consuming, but not when you use this easy recipe for sheet-pan quesadillas.
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You Should Start Soaking Sliced Peaches In Club Soda. Here's Why
Fighting to keep your peaches from browning? You're not alone. But learning this simple trick can help keep them fresh and tasty for days on end.
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How Absolut Gave Your Favorite Cocktails Unique Personalities
A person's choice of libation can color their personality. Absolut explores this idea with its latest campaign.
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The Luscious Way To Fancy-Up Your Potato Chips
Chips are perfect on their own, but to give them a more grown-up makeover, you can infuse a bit of elegance with a couple quality pairings.
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What Are The White Spots Inside A Mango?
Imagine you cut open a mango, and, to your surprise, you find white spots all over. What caused this, and is it a sign your mango has gone bad?
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The Best Way To Wash Your Dishes When You Don't Have Running Water
If you're setting out on a camping trip or driving across the U.S., you may find yourself staring down an open road with no running water.
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The USDA Has Big Plans For Small And Midsized Farms
The COVID-19 pandemic threw the American agricultural industry into chaos at a time when it was already struggling. But the USDA has plans for supporting farms.
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How To Prevent Chicken Wings From Burning On Your Grill
The grill can be a chicken wing's best friend or its worst enemy if done incorrectly. It takes a little finesse to avoid a charred, burned mess.
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The Absolute Best Way To Store Yukon Gold Potatoes
Yukon Gold potatoes are one of the most popular potato varieties. Here's the best way to store them so they last longer.
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The Best Way To Grease A Pan For Pound Cake
A moist slice of pound cake is perfect when paired with coffee, berries, or even on its own. Here is the best way to grease your pan when making pound cake.
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The Main Reason Your Rice Noodles Are Mushy
Rice noodles can be delicious, but as anyone who's patronized a subpar takeout joint knows, they turn out mushy all too often.
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A Restaurant's 9/11-Themed Menu Sparked Fury And Disbelief
Concept restaurants can offer a fun twist on the dining-out experience but, in the case of one Virginia country club, they can also totally miss the mark.
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The Absolute Best Way To Seed A Cherry Tomato
Cherry tomatoes make a fresh and bright addition to any pasta, salad, or snack. Here is the absolute best way that you should seed your cherry tomatoes.
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The Roll Philly Cheesesteaks Traditionally Use
Not just any Italian roll will do. As many aficionados will tell you, to make an authentic Philly cheesesteak, you need this particular type of roll.
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The Simple Addition For Tangy Baked Goods
If you're hoping to find a way to add an all-new layer of tangy flavor to your baked goods, pastry chef Paola Velez has an easy tip.
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Kellogg's Wants To Revolutionize How You Eat Cereal With Milk
Knowing the company's history, it makes sense that if anyone is going to revolutionize the time-honored arrangement of cereal and milk, it should be Kellogg's.
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One Of America's Oldest Bars Has Swashbuckling Origins
There are many businesses in the United States that claim historic origins. Here is one of the oldest bars in the country and its alleged piratical origins.
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3 Types Of Vanilla And What Makes Them Unique
Vanilla is a staple flavor in desserts, but did you know that there are different variations of the plant? Here's what makes the three types of vanilla unique.
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The Unexpected Tool Roland Mesnier Couldn't Work Without
Roland Mesnier's must have tool might give you some "Fast & Furious" vibes.
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Why You Shouldn't Add Extra Fruit To Homemade Jam
In certain cases, the saying that a little goes a long way is so undeniably true. And this is always the case when you're making homemade strawberry jam.
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What To Do With Scraped Vanilla Bean Pods
Here's how to get your money's worth and reuse those scraped vanilla bean pods.
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