How A Regular Kitchen Fork Can Save Your Seedlings During Transplanting
Believe it or not, a regular old fork from the kitchen makes an excellent gardening tool when it's time to transplant your seedlings. Here's how.
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This Bourbon And Ginger Ale Cocktail Has A Grumpy Name But Goes Down Easy
If there's one cocktail known best for it's peculiar name, its this iconic beverage made from a combination of bourbon and ginger ale.
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A Chef Explains Why Canned Chickpeas Are Not Ideal For Making Hummus
Hummus is one of those snacks that is perfect in any setting. For the best hummus, an expert urges you to use dried chickpeas instead of canned.
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10 Airlines That Offer Free Meals On Longer Flights
Whether you fly often for work or leisure, the need to eat on a long haul flight is unavoidable. Fortunately, these airlines don't charge extra for your meal.
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Give Brisket A New Vibe With Rich, Earthy Middle Eastern-Inspired Flair
To infuse your brisket with additional, rich flavor, consider implementing a Middle Eastern-inspired spice blend to your smoked meat.
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Memorize Michael Symon's Clever Code Word For Breading Fried Foods
Expert chef Michael Symon is here to help with a handy word so you can nail breaded and fried chicken cutlets every time.
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Take Pancakes To The Fluffiest Extremes Using This One Type Of Milk
Not only does it vastly improve coffee, but it also makes incredibly fluffy pancakes, setting you up for a delicious breakfast of champions.
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How To Caramelize Onions Without Oil Or Butter
Caramelized onions are the cherry on top of a wide range of recipes. Although they can take a painfully long time to make, we cannot imagine going without them.
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These Are The Absolute Best Hot Dogs In Every US State
Americans love hot dogs, and there's no shortage of great spots across the country to grab one. Here are the absolute best hot dogs found in every U.S. state.
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The Popular Mexican Dish That Gets A Unique Upgrade With A Tuna Swap
Create a crave-worthy dish with tuna and let the delightful flavors of cooked fish and spices give a new take on a beloved Mexican classic.
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Meryl Streep's Favorite Chicken Recipe Comes From This Iconic Chef
Meryl Streep keeps busy with all of her silver screen work, but when she does find the time to step into the kitchen, her go-to chicken recipe is from an icon.
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Dry Curd Vs Regular Cottage Cheese: What's The Difference?
You're probably already familiar with regular cottage cheese, but do you know about dry curd cottage cheese? Here's how the two are different.
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Walmart's Return Policy For Groceries, Explained
As one of the country's most popular retailers, Walmart has a great return policy that even applies to food, drinks, and other grocery items.
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The Best Affordable Store-Bought Cheeses To Add To Your Charcuterie Board
To craft a delicious, varietal, yet affordable charcuterie board, try these cheeses, from cheddar to foreign types, that you can find at the grocery store.
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How To Pick The Best Bourbon For An Old Fashioned Every Single Time
Wondering which bourbon is best when making an old fashioned? One expert gives his advice on how to choose the proper whiskey.
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The Most Popular Cereal In The US Has Reigned Supreme For Years
This bestselling cereal has been the most popular bowl to start your day for decades and reportedly sells more than 129 million boxes every year.
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No-Churn Coffee Ice Cream Recipe
With bittersweet coffee flavor, warmth from vanilla, and a creamy texture, this no-churn coffee ice cream needs only 4 ingredients and no heavy machinery.
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Alex Guarnaschelli Uses A Bizarre Tomato Trick To Make Them Sweeter And Brighter
In a recipe for slow-roasted tomatoes shared on her website, Alex Guarnaschelli combines tomatoes with an unexpected ingredient.
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Use Leftover Red Wine To Flavor Salt For Bold Flavor And A Gorgeous Finish
Flavored salt is a great way to use up leftover herbs, or really anything left over at all, making it a cheap and sustainable project.
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10 Questions You Should Ask Yourself Before Ordering Street Food
Eating from a street vendor might be one of the best meals you devour, but we have a few suggestions on questions to ask yourself before placing that order.
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The Reason You Don't See Peanuts At Texas Roadhouse Anymore
If you've visited Texas Roadhouse lately, then you know that the chain's peanut situation isn't what it used to be. There's a reason for that.
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These Are The Healthiest Types Of Beef You Can Eat
People too often assume a heart-healthy diet means omitting red meat. Not true. A dietitian talks about lean cuts, saturated fat, and more.
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Gordon Ramsay's Quick Trick For Spectacular Corn On The Cob
While boiling corn is traditional, and many people fire up the grill, chef Gordon Ramsay, uses a gas range to get that delicious charred flavor.
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You Won't Find Cream As An Option At British Coffee Shops. Here's What You'll Find Instead
The British do coffee a bit differently than the Americans. For one, you won't see creamer listed on any British coffee shop menus, but there are alternatives.
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12 Absolute Best Hacks For Keeping Bugs Out Of Your Kitchen
It can be tricky to prevent pests from buzzing around your kitchen. Fortunately, there are loads of hacks and tricks to repel all types of creepy crawlies.
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Saving Money On Kitchen Remodels All Boils Down To One Single Word
A kitchen remodel can be both an exciting and stressful time, and losing focus is easy. To save the most money during the process, you need this one key thing.
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Homemade Sushi Doesn't Keep Forever, So Eat It Within This Timeframe
Everybody loves a sushi making party at home, but what can you do with those leftovers? We asked an expert how to store sushi and how long it lasts.
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