You Don't Need To Buy Special Oil For Perfectly Cooked Stir-Fry
While you might think that making authentic Asian stir-fry requires a specialty cooking oil, you can actually use more common varieties, such as olive oil.
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Tropical Passion Fruit Smoothie Recipe
Whip up a taste of the tropics in under 5 minutes with this creamy and nutritious smoothie that combines passion fruit, pineapple juice, and coconut cream.
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The Simple Tip To Add Smoky Flavor When Grilling BBQ Pork Shoulder
After scoring, seasoning, and searing, you might think you've done all you can for your BBQ pork shoulder. But there's a tip that can improve your grilling.
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According To Yelp's Trend Expert, Dirty Soda Is The Beer Swap Your BBQ Needs
While washing your barbecue down with beer is common, a Yelp expert says that sweet, non-alcoholic dirty sodas are gaining popularity as a BBQ drink pairing.
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Is There A Difference Between Iced Nespresso Pods Vs The Regular Kind?
Iced coffee has been trending for quite a while, so it only makes sense that Nespresso is ready to lead the home iced coffee market with specialty capsules.
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Hennessy Master Blender's Selection No. 5 Brings Artisan Craft To An Exclusive Brand
Hennessy has released its first Master Blender's Selection in three years, and we were on the scene to give it a try. Read our take on this new expression.
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The Genius Roasted Garlic Hack For Bold Flavor In Your Mashed Potatoes
If you enjoy imbuing mashed potatoes with the taste of garlic, don't reach for powdered or diced garlic. Instead, roast the garlic right inside the potatoes.
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Picadillo (Cuban Ground Beef) With Saffron Rice Recipe
Classic picadillo cooks ground beef in a blend of sweet-savory seasonings and vegetables, and we accompany the spiced meat with vibrant saffron rice.
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The Store-Bought Item That Makes Prepping Homemade Egg Rolls A Breeze
Making egg rolls at home would be a breeze if it weren't for slicing up all the cabbage and carrots. Luckily, there's a store-bought item that fixes this issue.
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The Best Way To Store Homemade Carrot Cake And How Long It Lasts
You can store carrot cake at room temperature, in the fridge, and in the freezer to keep it fresh. How long it lasts depends on the storage method you use.
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10 Penne Pasta Recipes You'll Want On Repeat
Most people are familiar with classic penne dishes like penne alla vodka - but there are so many more options for this pasta. Here are 10 penne recipes to try!
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11 Best-Value Cuts Of Meat To Buy At Costco
Some of the best-value items that Costco has to offer are found in the meat section. Check out these cuts perfect for a barbecue or to feed a family for days.
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The Key For Adding Cheese To Soup So That It Melts Just Right
If you are making a soup and adding cheese, the heating technique is of utmost important. Find out how to melt it perfectly into your dish.
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Homemade Chewy S'mores Granola Bars Recipe
These s'mores granola bars don't require any baking and almost no cooking. The low-maintenance instructions make them the perfect treat to prepare with kids.
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Why This Expert Suggests To Always Stick To Dry Rubs For Indoor Grilling
Grilling indoors isn't the same as grilling outdoors. You achieve great results either way, but your methods need to be tweaked to best suit the environment.
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14 Best Cheese Subscription Boxes For Any Occasion
The rise of cheese delivery services has created numerous options for connoisseurs to choose. Here are the 14 best cheese subscriptions for any occasion.
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The Times When It's Beneficial To Preheat Your Cast Iron Bakeware
You don't always need to preheat cast iron bakeware. However, with certain foods, it is important that you do.
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Give Classic Macaroni Salad A Japanese Twist With One Tangy Ingredient
Kewpie mayonnaise is better than typical U.S. mayonnaise pretty much across the board. That goes double for mayo-heavy dishes like macaroni salad.
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The Dangers Of Microwaving Sugar Are More Serious Than You Think
The microwave is a useful shortcut for many cooking and baking processes, but it has some limitations. Microwaving sugar is a mistake that could lead to injury.
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24 Buffalo Wild Wings Sauces, Ranked Worst To Best
Buffalo Wild Wings has a wide array of interesting sauces to choose when eating wings. Naturally, we had to taste them all to see how each flavor stacks up.
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13 Best Canned Sparkling Water Brands
The beverage aisle is filled with an array of canned sparkling waters and seltzers. Here are the most delicious and refreshing brands worth sipping on.
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When It Comes To Hard Cider, This Cidermaker Wants You To Think Beyond Apples
Hard cider is often considered synonymous with hard apple cider, but there are plenty of fruits beyond apples that make wonderful options for cider.
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The 2-Ingredient Trick For Boosting The Taste Of Your Next Glass Of Wine
While wine is a drink that doesn't require mixers, sipping both reds and whites alongside these two common ingredients can really enhance the flavor experience.
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Our Ultimate Spread Of Snacks And Cocktails For Your Bachelorette Season 21 Watch Party
It's Jenn Tran's turn as the next Bachelorette, so here are a bunch of food and drink ideas for you and your friends to whip up for your next watch party.
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The Japanese Citrus Fruits Used In Traditional Ponzu Sauce
If ponzu sauce tastes delicious but completely unfamiliar to you, it's likely because the recipe incorporates citrus fruits that aren't common in the U.S.
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Why Mid-Tier Bourbon Is King When Making Dessert Whiskey Sauces
If you want a whiskey-flavored dessert, mid-tier bourbon is great in sauces. Here's why you want it to be good, but not too good.
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Twice-Fried Salt And Pepper Tofu Recipe
This vegan variation on Cantonese salt and pepper squid employs a brine and two frying sessions for perfectly crisp and spicy cubes of tofu.
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