The Only Time You Should Cook Salmon Without Skin
If you come across a piece of the fish without skin, or simply prefer to remove it, there's a method you can use.
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13 Liquors Your Home Bar Should Have
This brief overview on home bartending lays out a comprehensive road map for aspiring home bartenders to step up their hosting game.
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How Long Do These Breakfast Foods Really Last In The Fridge?
In reality, not all breakfast foods last as long in the fridge as others. Here's everything you need to know about storing breakfast foods in the refrigerator.
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Why Farmer Protests In India Are Turning Violent
Previously, Indian farmers sold their crops to the government. Many worried that deregulation would leave small farmers at the mercy of big business.
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New Study Shows Uneven Way Climate Change May Affect Wheat Prices
Wheat farming could change dramatically in the near future, with far-reaching effects on income inequality.
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Mixologist Go Head-To-Head In New Netflix Reality Show, Drink Masters
Mixology is truly an artform undertaken by experts who know how to make the perfect cocktail. Now Netflix is launching a new competition show for mixologists.
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Elevate Your Blueberry Pie With This Simple Step
The next time you're baking a pie, you definitely want to take this advice that will elevate your pie and give it even more delicious fruity flavor.
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The Biggest Mistake To Avoid When Canning Your Own Food
If you want to make your fresh produce last longer, you may want to can it. But you also want to can safely, and we have a must-know tip for you.
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The Steakhouse Preparation That Transformed Watermelon
Watermelon's texture, taste, and color is able to mimic meat impressively, but you have to wonder: where did the innovative, admittedly strange, trend begin?
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The Real Difference Between Nectarines And Peaches
There's nothing sweeter than a juicy peach or nectarine. Discover the differences between the two, and which one works better in certain recipes.
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The Real Reason Tailgating Parties May Cost You More This Season
Unfortunately, no matter what you opt to bring this year, the cost of celebrating football season may be a bit higher.
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Why It's Important To Tie Up Beef Tenderloin When Cooking It
Your beef tenderloin may not cook evenly if you aren't taking this important step while you're preparing it. It's simple and will have your meat tender.
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12 Reasons College Students Have A Hard Time With Healthy Eating
For many college students, eating healthy on campus is a challenging task. From cost to dietary restrictions, read on to learn all the issues.
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Why Patience Is The Key To Perfectly Smooth Béchamel
Béchamel is one of the five French mother sauces every cook should master. Many factors go into achieving a perfect béchamel, none more important than patience.
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The Absolute Best Way To Store Crepes So They Don't Stick Together
If you've ever had to tuck a handful away in the refrigerator, you'd know that they tend to stick together.
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What To Consider Before Using Pre-Cooked Noodles In Your Casserole
Casseroles should be fool-proof dishes even a novice cook can easily make, but recipes can lead you astray, resulting in a mushy mess of over-cooked noodles.
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This Country Leads The World In Leek Production
Leeks are a popular menu item, even in the US, but who leads the production of them in the world? Let's dive into where most leeks come from.
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Most Of The World's Canola Oil Comes From This Country
A bottle of canola oil is likely sitting in your pantry at this very moment, and you've probably used it in all sorts of culinary creations.
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A New Plant-Based Sandwich May Be Heading To The Burger King Menu
If you want more than a meat-free burger, Burger King will soon be the place to get it. Read on to find out about their newest addition to the menu.
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This Country Produces The Most Chickpeas
While chickpea production is a global affair given the legume's popularity and versatility, one country produces more than the rest of the top 10 combined.
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What We Know About Wendy's Possible E. Coli Outbreak
If you frequent the fast food chain Wendy's often and live in the Midwest, you might want to exercise some caution when ordering for the time being.
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43% Of People Agree This Is The Best Season For Enjoying Cocktails
We asked our readers what season they preferred for drinking cocktails. Find out which season they said is the best.
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The Best Frozen Cocktail In Every State
Be it a boozy slushy, frosé, spiked milkshake, or a drink made with actual glacial ice, we highlighted some of the best frozen cocktails across America.
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The Best Fat To Use In Homemade Tortillas
If you're planning to make tortillas at home, there is one special ingredient you'll want to use, and that is the best fat for the job. We have the details!
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13 More Affordable Cuts Of Steak
Interested in a steak dinner that doesn't break the bank? Read this list to learn about the most affordable cuts that also pack in the flavor.
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Why Adding Sugar To Jam Isn't Only About The Sweetness
Before you cut down the sugar in a jam recipe, you'll want to read this. That sugar is there for a very specific reason, and using less could be bad.
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Enliven Your Cocktails With This Transforming Flower
Enjoying a cocktail can be fun, but creating a work of art with it can be the creative inspiration you need. There is a flower that you should check out.
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