The Key To The Best Roux Starts With Beef Tallow
While butter and oil tend to be popular choices when whisking together a roux, we suggest ditching these fats in favor of beef tallow for a flavorful result.
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The 'Desperation' Pie That Replaced Fresh Fruit With Vinegar
Desperation pies, aka make-do pies, might be born out of scarcity, but that doesn't mean that they don't still deserve a place in your baking repertoire.
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South Indian Tilapia Masala Recipe
To instill serious flavor in tilapia, we pan-sear the fish and add it to a spicy coconut milk masala that's inspired by South Indian flavors.
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Here's What You Should Know Before Ordering Costco Sheet Cakes
Costco makes are lives easier in innumerable ways. Need a cake for a big party? They've got you covered, and here are the options available.
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15 Unique Hot Drinks From Around The World
Many cultures around the world enjoy hot beverages year-round. Try a new and unique hot drink, from traditional hot chocolates to herbal drinks and teas.
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The Decadent $23 Costco Cake Shoppers Can't Get Enough Of
Costco's bakery is beloved for a good reason - they always produce delicious baked goods at reasonable prices. Get ready for the latest offering.
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Flat Iron Vs Flank: The Difference Between These Two Steak Cuts
Flat iron and flank are two of the more affordable (yet flavorful and versatile) cuts of steak, but what sets the two apart from each other?
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Maryland's Stuffed Take On Classic Ham Is A Cheat Code For Big Flavor
Unless you're from southern Maryland, you've likely never heard of stuffed ham. This local delicacy is worth checking out.
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The Powerful Fresh Herb Your Pasta Needs Now (And It's Not Basil)
Pasta is endlessly customizable, but it's easy to rely on the classic basil and parmesan. Take it up a notch with this one herb and thank us later.
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The Ultimate Guide To West Coast Grocery Store Chains
Our guide to West Coast grocery store chains features chains exclusive to California, Oregon, and Washington. Read on to decide which ones are worth a visit.
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The Heartwarming Tradition Of Paying It Forward For Coffee In Naples
If you ever visit a coffee shop in Italy, you might try taking part in this charitable coffee ordering tradition that originated in the city of Naples.
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Give Lasagna A Richer Flavor With A Little Help From One Affordable Meat
If you're looking for a richer and deeper flavor for your next homemade lasagna, we have an easy but old-school extra-ingredient tip that may surprise you.
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Chocolate Cream Cheese Bundt Cake Recipe
To level up your already-decadent chocolate bundt cake, add dollops of cream cheese filling to the batter and top the baked cake with a chocolate ganache.
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The Festive Spirit You Need For Beautifully Blue Hanukkah Cocktails
If you're throwing a Hanukkah party you already know you need latkes, but what about a festive cocktail? Here are some ideas!
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Every Peace Tea Flavor, Ranked From Worst To Best
Peace Tea is a convenient, canned ice tea that can be found in stores across the country. We tasted all of its flavors to see which was worth sipping on.
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Vinegar Spritzers Are The Non-Boozy Cocktails To Serve At Your Next Party
While this may sound a little unorthodox, vinegar spritzers are the next best thing to happen to your beverage roster.
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Make Your Waffles Dairy-Free With One Simple Ingredient Swap
For people who are lactose intolerant or are following a dairy-free diet, waffles can be a bit of a 'problem food.' Fortunately, there's a fix for this.
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12 Best Drip Coffee Makers Of 2024, According To Reviews
We've combed through the highest-rated drip coffee makers of 2024 to help you decide which type - and which features - will best fit your needs.
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The Red Flag To Avoid With Store-Bought Pumpkin Puree
Making pumpkin puree from scratch isn't always in the cards. Luckily, an expert explains that store-bought is fine - so long as you watch for this red flag.
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The Best Way To Cool Off Small Batches Of Roasted Coffee Beans
Knowing how to roast your own coffee beans at home is all well and good, but knowing how to properly cool them afterwards is also essential.
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You Can Make Starbucks-Style Cake Pops With A Store-Bought Shortcut
These shortcuts will save you a good chunk of change, and they will likely taste better than those from Starbucks as they will be freshly made.
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For The Crispiest Dressing, Skip The Oven
Dressing is pretty high in oven hierarchy, but it's still a major heat hog. Instead, just pull out your trusty, compact air fryer to get an extra-crispy crust.
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Make Frozen Waffles Taste Gourmet With A Simple Butter Tip
Follow our simple prepare-ahead tip to turn frozen waffles into a flavor-packed breakfast that can be either sweet or savory and fit for a hungry king.
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The Roasted Fruit Topping Your Winter Sundaes Need ASAP
Colder weather doesn't have to mean saying goodbye to frozen treats for the season. Ice cream can take on a winter palate with the right ingredients.
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The Underrated Technique For Perfectly-Blended Frozen Cocktails
There's nothing like a slushy frozen cocktail. But how do you avoid that lumpy, unsippable texture? Use this technique to make smooth, perfectly blended drinks.
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13 Dutch Dishes You Should Try At Least Once
The Netherlands boasts a wide variety of food that frankly deserves more recognition. From stroopwafels to snert, you should give these Dutch dishes a try.
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For Sweet And Creamy Pumpkin Butter, There's One Variety That Works Best
There's something hugely comforting about stirring a batch of pumpkin puree at the stove as the aroma from the warming spices fills every corner of the kitchen.
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