The Simple Way To Make Your Own Toasted Marshmallow Syrup At Home
Toasted marshmallow syrup is an easy to make topping you can add to your morning coffee or drizzle on your ice creams and cakes.
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Why It's Crucial To Completely Thaw Your Meat Before Smoking
If you're planning to smoke meat, be sure to thaw it completely before cooking. Here are the best ways to do it.
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Vegan Watermelon "Tuna" Bowl Recipe
This fresh, vegetable-packed watermelon salad uses a unique marinade with dulse granules to turn the summer fruit into savory cubes that resemble ahi tuna.
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DIY Nerds Clusters Taste Like The Real Thing And Only Require 2 Ingredients
If you're a fan of sweet, chewy Nerds Clusters but have trouble finding them, great news - you can make them yourself using only two ingredients. Here's how.
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The Quick Tip To Elevate The Crust When Using Store-Bought Pizza Dough
There's a simple shortcut to achieve a personalized pizza without going through the whole process of making your own dough - just use store-bought.
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Add Ground Ice Cream Cones To Your Next Batch Of Cookies For A Satisfying Crunch
There's no such thing as too many ice cream cones. This ingredient can turn from an ice cream holder into a cookie accessory with one simple step.
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Louis Armstrong's Favorite Food Was Something Worth Writing About
Louis Armstrong's favorite food was a staple of the area in which he grew up: New Orleans. Learn how he honored the dish.
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How The Poisonous Pufferfish Became A Delicacy (And The Deadly Mishaps That Followed)
As Japan's most notorious delicacy, fugu can be fatal if it's prepared poorly. We explain the history and hype surrounding possibly poisonous pufferfish dishes.
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Give Egg Salad A Gourmet Touch With One Ingredient Addition
Adding capers and parsley is usually as good as it gets when it comes to this standard picnic fare, but there's a better way to amp it up to gourmet status.
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Cook Your Kale With Bacon To Infuse It With More Flavor
Cooking kale with bacon adds a meaty, savory flavor to the often bitter and grassy cruciferous vegetable. Here's ways to do it.
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Make Zesty And Refreshing Lemon Scones With Only 3 Ingredients
Some scone recipes are extremely complicated and require tons of ingredients, but you only need three ingredients to whip up these refreshing scones.
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14 Flavored Bottled Water Brands, Ranked Worst To Best
Flavored water is a tastier alternative to plain bottled water. We reviewed several popular brands and ranked them based on their flavor, nutrition, and more.
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The Common Mistake You Want To Avoid When Making Herbal Iced Tea
Iced herbal tea is all about those nuanced flavors, which can range from floral to vegetal to herbaceous. That's why you want to nail this key preparation step.
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Looking For Meal Prep Inspiration? Try This Texas Roadhouse Hack
Wanna combine meal prep with the convenience of takeout? See how getting in on Texas Roadhouse's Family Meal Packs can line you out in fine style for the week.
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Your Food Processor Is Key For Making Cauliflower Rice
Riced cauliflower provides you with an easy alternative to hearty comfort dishes, and further proves the extreme versatility of this cousin to broccoli.
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The Possible Reasons Your Sourdough Is Sticky And How A Professional Baker Would Fix It
Interested in baking your own sourdough? From the right flour to understanding the process of autolyse, we guide you on the art of sourdough.
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Original Vanilla Milkshake Recipes Were Intended As Alcoholic Drinks
Step aside, mudslide. Believe it or not, the original spiked ice cream treat was none other than the good old-fashioned vanilla milkshake (gasp).
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Mexican-Inspired Tuna Salad Recipe
This spicy, Mexican-inspired tuna salad goes the chopped salad route for a fresh, vibrant, and produce-filled dish that's perfect for entertaining.
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Your Secret For Creamy, Mayo-Free Egg Salad Is Ricotta
If you grew up with egg salad, you might have memories of eating it at barbecues, but now that we're adults, it's time to give it a (slightly) gourmet upgrade.
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The Origin Story Behind America's First Taco Truck
Taco trucks are a staple dining experience in America, and their rise in popularity can be traced back to a Mexican immigrant in LA in the 1970s.
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The Absolute Best Way To Cook Falafel Is With Your Air Fryer
For perfect falafel balls that are crunchy on the outside but moist and fluffy on the inside, reach for your air fryer (and you'll never go back).
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The Zesty Condiment We Seriously Wish Trader Joe's Would Bring Back
This was an all-around great product that was excellent for spreading on bread, crackers, lettuce - anything you can slather a zesty sauce on.
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An Award-Winning Chef Shares The Absolute Best Side Dishes To Eat With Tomato Soup
There's more to tomato soup than the grilled cheese sandwich it's often paired with. An award-winning chef shares the best side dishes to eat with tomato soup.
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For Better Tasting Store-Bought Kimchi, Let It Ferment More At Home
Homemade kimchi will always be best, but store-bought brands can certainly do well in a pinch. Giving yours a second ferment will upgrade to flavor.
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Do You Need To Soak Corn On The Cob Before Grilling?
It's a widely debated topic in the grilling community: Should you soak your corn on the cob before grilling it? Let's look at both arguments and see.
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Buttermilk-Baked Chicken With Chimichurri Recipe
A buttermilk brine helps bring whole chicken quarters to perfect tenderness, and a few pantry staples combine to make an herby chimichurri topping.
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Our Favorite Gluten-Free Cereal Is Actually A Childhood Favorite
With so many gluten-free cereals on the market these days, it might surprise you to learn that our favorite is a beloved, sweet childhood classic.
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