12 Best Cookbooks To Gift In 2024, Based On Zodiac Signs
Your Zodiac sign can say a lot about you, including your food preferences. This holiday season, let the stars guide your cookbook purchases.
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How To Reheat Rotisserie Chicken In The Air Fryer For The Crispiest Skin Possible
The one downside of rotisserie chicken is that there are almost always leftovers. Bring those leftovers back to life with this air fryer method.
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The Easy Step You Can't Skip For Ultra-Crispy Breaded Food In The Air Fryer
Air fried crispy foods are becoming a staple these days, as more people buy the handy kitchen gadget. But we've got a tip for the crunchiest version yet.
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21 Crumbl Cookie Flavors We Desperately Need Year-Round
When Crumbl's weekly menu is announced, we wonder if one of our all-time favorites will make the cut. We wish these cookie flavors were available year-round.
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The Underrated Kitchen Tool Every Bread Baker Should Have
Bread making isn't the easiest type of baking one can do in the kitchen. After you've mastered the basic process, this kitchen tool unlocks the next level.
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The 2 Key Mistakes To Avoid When Making Bread Pudding
Bread pudding is relatively simple to prepare, but you still need to have a good idea of what you're doing to pull it off. Here are two key tips.
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12 Store-Bought Quesos, Ranked Worst To Best
Craving something spicy, creamy, and decadent? From queso blanco to salsa con queso, we sampled several store-bought quesos to determine which one is best.
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How To Cook Shrimp In The Air Fryer So It Doesn't Turn Out Rubbery
Cooking shrimp in the air fryer is pretty simple, but you will need to pay close attention to the clock or else you'll end up with rubbery shrimp.
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How To Pair Foods With High-Proof Bourbons, According To An Expert
Pairing low-proof bourbons with foods is relatively straightforward, but the intensity of high-proof bourbons makes pairing a little bit tougher.
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The Reason Bread Tastes So Much Better In France
It may be a cliche that French people eat freshly baked baguettes daily, but it's not far off the truth, as their bread tastes so delicious. We find out why.
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The Popular Cocktail Garnish You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
There's plenty of potential information to be derived from one's zodiac sign. Here is the popular cocktail garnish you would be, as determined by the stars.
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The Best Peach Cobbler You've Ever Tasted Has A Cinnamon Roll Twist
Peach cobbler is a timeless classic and can be molded any way to your heart's desires. Step your cobbler game up with the inclusion of cinnamon rolls.
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Summer Squash Fritters With Pesto Goat Cheese Dipping Sauce Recipe
Tender fritters showcase versatile summer squash, which is mixed in a white bean and garlic batter, fried till crispy, and served with a goat cheese pesto dip.
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How To Achieve The Ideal Flavor In Homemade Jewish Rye Bread
We asked a bread expert for tips on how to get that typical Jewish deli flavor in homemade rye bread for making the tastiest meaty sandwiches and cheese toasts.
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12 Chain Restaurants With The Absolute Best Game-Day Appetizers
Nothing pairs better with game days than appetizers, and these chain restaurants have the small plate options in spades, with something special for every fan.
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Savory Pork Makes For The Ultimate Appetizer Pairing For Your Next Old Fashioned
While it might sound odd, pairing savory pork appetizers like bacon and pork belly with an Old Fashioned makes for an expert-recommended match made in heaven.
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The Major Mistake You've Got To Stop Making With Frozen Corn
Frozen veggies are highly nutritious and useful, but it's possible you've been cooking them wrong. Find out what you should (and shouldn't) do with frozen corn.
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The Canned Ingredient To Add For Richer Chicken Noodle Soup
It makes sense to combine this canned ingredient with your favorite chicken noodle soups, resulting in a dish that's creamy, but not too heavy.
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Why Sour Cherries Should Become A Pantry Staple
Sweet cherries are delicious, but for a truly pucker-producing experience, go with sour cherries. This tart fruit should be on your culinary bucket list.
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The Sweet Flavor To Combine With Tomato Juice For The Most Refreshing Drink
Given that tomatoes and stone fruits are a match made in bloody mary heaven, it should come as no surprise that this fruit and tomato juice make sense.
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Sweet Tea And Chipotle Grilled Chicken Recipe
The perfect cookout or summer picnic entree occurs when sweet tea and diced chipotle peppers form a sweet-spicy marinade for these grilled chicken thighs.
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The Frying Pan Mistake That's Giving You Lackluster Grilled Cheese
To melt your cheese efficiently, without burning everything, don't make this mistake while cooking your grilled sandwich in a frying pan.
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The Best Bread To Use For Maximum Flavor In Your Bread Pudding
Even when it's a day or so past its prime, this bread retains a nice softness and chew, and that porous consistency is perfect for bread pudding.
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Dunkin' Vs Krispy Kreme: Which Brand Is Best?
When it comes down to it, which coffee-and-donut chain tops the other: Dunkin' or Krispy Kreme? Both are renowned globally, but one has more pros.
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The Light Bites That Pair Perfectly With A Mint Julep Cocktail
The mint julep is one of the more refreshing bourbon cocktails around, so it deserves to be paired alongside some tasty appetizers.
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Give Your Next Tuna Melt The French Bread Pizza Treatment
One of the best ways to upgrade this classic sandwich may not be adding extra things to it. Rather, it might be swapping out the base.
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6 Expert Tips And Tricks For Brewing Sencha Green Tea
If you enjoy a cup of green tea, you may have dabbled in the sencha variety. But to make the very best cup, there are a few tips and tricks you should know.
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