The One Condiment You Need To Level Up Your Steak's Dry Rub
With countless tweaks to be made, perfecting your steak requires patience and fortitude. Luckily, this one condiment helps expedite that process.
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The Case For Adding Mac And Cheese To Your Next Lasagna
You can never go wrong with lasagna, and you certainly can never go wrong with mac and cheese. Combine the two and you have a decadent instant classic.
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Are Dark And Sweet Soy Sauce The Same Thing?
When it comes to soy sauce, there a few different options out there for you to try, including dark and sweet soy sauce. But are they the same?
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13 Facts About Tinned Fish Andrew Zimmern Wants You To Know
Love tinned fish? We interviewed TV host, fisherman, and chef Andrew Zimmern to bring you the facts about canned seafood products, from sardines to shellfish.
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11 Frozen Ravioli, Ranked Worst To Best
The frozen aisle of your grocery store is brimming with microwave-ready pasta meals. We sampled some of the most popular frozen ravioli brands and ranked them.
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Turn Boxed Mac And Cheese Into The Ultimate Comfort Meal With A Canned Pantry Staple
Here's why adding some canned chili to the usual mac and cheese is one of the best ways to elevate the popular comfort food in ways you might not have imagined.
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Frozen Hash Browns Are Your Secret Weapon For Irresistibly Savory Pancakes
Frozen hash browns are more than a standalone side dish for breakfast. Use them as a shortcut potato ingredient for dishes like savory pancakes.
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You Can Finally Eat A Krabby Patty At Wendy's. Here's What's On It
If you love "SpongeBob SquarePants" and have always wanted to enjoy a Krabby Patty, you're in luck. Wendy's releases its take on the iconic burger on October 8.
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Is The Garlic Powder You Buy At The Grocery Store A Pure Substance Or Mixture?
In essence, garlic powder is simply dehydrated garlic cloves. But when it comes to the science of things, is it considered a pure substance or a mixture?
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Wawa Vs Sheetz: A New Study Shows Which Chain Customers Love The Most
Both chains are pioneers of the increasingly popular trend for higher-end food from convenience stores, but only one has officially come out as the winner.
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The Success Of Your Stuffed Pork Loin Depends On One Simple Tool
Making a good stuffed pork loin doesn't really depend as much on the ingredients as it does having this specific kitchen tool at your disposal.
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The Huge Benefit Of Buying Bagged Frozen Veggies Over Boxed
You may not always think about the difference between boxed and frozen vegetables, but there's a good reason why the latter is a much better purchase.
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You Only Need A Few Extra Ingredients For Gourmet Avocado Toast
Avocado toast can be an extremely simple two-ingredient combo or an extravagant and expensive Smörgåsbord. The best avocado toast keeps things simple.
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Give Butter A Punch Of Umami With One Leftover Oil
With regard to oil, you might be surprised to find that this fish oil delivers a blast of umami to butter with a wide variety of applications.
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The Rule To Remember For Cooking With High Vs Low Proof Bourbon
High-proof bourbon and low-proof bourbon can be both be great for cooking, but they require discretion and aren't interchangeable in the same recipes
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You Need To Add Texas' Lord Of The Rings Restaurant To Your Dining Bucket List
If you find yourself in Houston, Texas, you should plan a trip to the Hobbit Café - a truly unique restaurant that commemorates all things "Lord of the Rings."
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A Barista's Favorite Fall Ingredients To Jazz Up Homemade Coffee Creamer
We reached out to one of the world's best baristas for tips on infusing homemade coffee creamer with delicious fall flavors, and we got many many suggestions.
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Ina Garten's First Attempt At Hosting Was A Complete Disaster
It's true that the Barefoot Contessa is the host to beat when it comes to brunch and dinner parties, but the chef admits that wasn't always the case.
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Creamy Dreamy Ditalini Pasta Salad Recipe
In this pasta salad ditalini is the perfect shape to soak up creamy dressing, and complements crunchy cucumber, juicy tomatoes, red onions, and briny olives.
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The Illinois Route 66 Restaurant That Was Once A Favorite Of Al Capone
While people normally associate Al Capone with the city of Chicago, it turns out the notorious crime boss spent a lot of time in rural Illinois too.
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Ina Garten Sold Dunkin' Donuts In College, But Not The Way You'd Think
Whether it's being a chef, television personality, or author, Ina Garten wears many hats -- and it all started with one entrepreneurial foray.
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Make The Popular Korean Dalgona Candy With Only 2 Ingredients
To make the Korean dalgona candy made popular by Netflix's "Squid Game," you only need two ingredients, and they're both common pantry staples.
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Bananas Are A Must-Have For Your Next Batch Of S'mores
There are myriad banana recipes to sweeten up your life, but the most fun application has got to be including them in a decadent dessert like s'mores.
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Pots De Crème Vs Crème Brûlée: What's The Difference?
Pots de crème and crème brûlée look and sound similar at first, but these two desserts have a lot of differences despite sharing a custardy base.
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The Only 3 Ingredients You Need For Light And Fluffy Buttermilk Biscuits
While the ingredient list is short for these fluffy biscuits, this recipe is successful every time because of how each item works together.
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Chicken And Broccoli Pesto Grilled Cheese Sandwich Recipe
Upgrade a plain grilled cheese to this filling and satisfying chicken and broccoli pesto-stuffed one.
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Turn Bananas And Strawberries Into A Delicious Smoothie With One Extra Ingredient
Want a fruit smoothie that's thick and satisfying? You can whip one up any time with ingredients that may already be in your fridge, with one important swap.
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