The Red Flags That Indicate Your Kitchen Contractor Is Trying To Scam You
Remodeling your kitchen is hard, and there's extra room for error with so many contractors out there trying to scam people. Here's what to look for.
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13 Brilliant Ways To Use Command Hooks For Maximum Kitchen Organization
Command hooks are one of the most useful organizational tools ever made. Here's how to put them to good use in your kitchen to keep everything neat and tidy.
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The Onion You Should Avoid When Making Homemade Onion Rings
Onion rings always feel like a treat, especially when they're homemade. It's important to choose the right type of onion for the best results.
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How An Expert Chooses Wine For Cooking
To make the process less confusing, we spoke with chef Douglas Keane to get his expert tips for choosing the right wine for cooking.
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The Rise And Fall Of The Neon Signs That Defined American Diners
Neon signs used to be everywhere - but they were especially prevalent as bright beacons calling hungry travelers to American diners. So, where did they all go?
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Are Open Shelves Cheaper Than Installing Full Kitchen Cabinets?
If you're between installing kitchen cabinets and open shelving, here's what you need to know before starting your remodel.
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11 Discontinued Frozen Pizzas That We Miss Dearly
With so many frozen pizza options out there, it's hard to notice if one goes missing. Unless it's your favorite. These discontinued pies need a comeback.
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Cocktail Vs Mocktail: Is It Just The Booze?
When it comes down to cocktails vs. mocktails, is the presence of booze the only real difference? We asked an expert to get to the bottom of it.
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Why This Salmon Cut Is The Only One Worth Grilling
According to Robbie Shoults, celebrity chef and third-generation owner of Bear Creek Smokehouse, this cut of salmon filets are the best for grilling.
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How To Water Your Tomato Plants So The Fruit Doesn't Split
Knowing how to properly water each plant in your garden is crucial, as they can all have different ideal conditions. Here's how to handle tomatoes.
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Use This Green Vegetable To Brighten Up Your Summer Pasta Salads
If you're looking for a way to add more crisp texture and bright flavor to your pasta salads this summer, you'll want to use this green vegetable.
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11 Mall Food Court Chains We Wish Would Come Back
If you've hung around mall food courts for much of the last few decades, you've likely seen a steady rotation of eateries -- these are the ones we sorely miss.
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The Swap That Gives Tuna Salad Texture While Leaving Out The Celery
Use this ingredient in place of celery. It has all the bite of celery without any of the woes, and it's pantry-friendly for added convenience.
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Never Skip This Step When Grilling A Large Steak
Is there anything better than grilling a large steak in your backyard? We spoke with an expert for some tips about how to handle larger cuts of meat.
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BBQ Pulled Pork Nachos Recipe
Easy to whip up and ready to eat in just over 20 minutes, these BBQ pulled pork nachos with coleslaw are a festival of savory flavors and crispy-melty textures.
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The Multi-Use Dollar Store Item That's Perfect For Organizing Your Cutting Boards
For those narrow, cramped spaces that cutting boards lean up against, it's time to make a little more breathing room with this simple item.
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This Kirkland Signature Prepared Dish Is The Perfect Side For Your Summer Cookouts
We found the perfect Kirkland Signatures side dish for your summer cookouts while sampling 21 Costco items to stock up on.
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The Food You Might Find In A Typical US Prison
How incarcerated people are treated says a lot about the values of society. Food is an important part of that equation. Here's what's typical on-menu in prison.
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The Best Affordable Cut Of Lamb For Home Cooks To Master, According To A Chef
Tasting Table consulted with expert chef Douglas Keane to get his opinion on the best cut of lamb that you can easily learn to prepare in your home kitchen.
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Why You Should Consider Using Imperfect Backsplash Tile In Your Kitchen
Choosing your backsplash is one of those tricky kitchen renovation decisions, but if you're after a more artisanal look, our expert has the perfect suggestion.
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How Grilled Fruit Transforms The Flavor Of Your Summer Cocktails
Take your summer cocktails to the next flavor level by adding grilled fruit into the mix. Find out how to do it and what fruits to add with our expert tips.
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5 Gourmet Foods We Can't Believe We Found At HomeGoods
On a recent trip to HomeGoods, we spotted five seriously gourmet items that made us do a double-take and a Google search to confirm the price wasn't a misprint.
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The 17 Best Red Wines At Costco
Costco offers an impressive selection of budget-friendly red wines. Here are the bottles most worth buying, according to a Certified Sommelier.
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Why Ceramic-Tiled Countertops Can Cause Nothing But Headaches In The Long Run
Ceramic tiles may look stylish, but that may not always be the case. This look comes with troubles of its own that may warrant avoiding it entirely.
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How An Expert Prevents Chicken From Sticking On The Grill
We got the chance to ask Robbie Shoults what tips and tricks he uses to prevent chicken from sticking on the grill, and it's all about proper prep work.
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Homemade Cheese And Garlic Croutons Recipe
These homemade cheese and garlic croutons are easy to whip up, and they pair well with all sorts of soups and salads.
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Make This Dirty Soda-Style Take On A Root Beer Float With Just 3 Ingredients
Today, we're taking a look at one dessert-inspired dirty soda flavor that's been getting some major traction online: The root beer float-a.
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