The Temperature Mistake That Causes Hot Dog Splits
Everyone has their own preferred method for cooking a hot dog, but no one wants their hot dog to burst in the process. Here's how to avoid split dogs.
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Is Ham Red Meat, White Meat, Or A Secret Third Thing?
Officially speaking, ham is probably best described as red meat. But since it's cured and processed, it also exists in a special category separate from pork.
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Why Cooking Wine Is Salty, And How To Adjust For It
Usually using regular table wine as your cooking wine is the way to go but there are times when cooking wine does just fine. You just need to watch the salt.
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Why Are All The Ghost Kitchens Disappearing?
Many in the restaurant business saw ghost kitchens as the future of the industry, but fast-forward three years, and the opposite is true. What happened?
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Is Ham Red Meat, White Meat, Or A Secret Third Thing?
Officially speaking, ham is probably best described as red meat. But since it's cured and processed, it also exists in a special category separate from pork.
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Why Cooking Wine Is Salty, And How To Adjust For It
Usually using regular table wine as your cooking wine is the way to go but there are times when cooking wine does just fine. You just need to watch the salt.
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What Is Worcestershire Sauce And Why Does Everyone Love It So Much?
Worcestershire sauce is a pantry staple - so where did this sauce come from, how did it become a global condiment, and what are the best ways to use it?
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Basic Steamed Brown Rice Recipe
In this recipe, we share the simple method of cooking brown rice on the stove, whether you're using it for an appetizer, side, or main course.
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The Right Way To Freeze Coffee Cake, Sliced Or Whole
Whether it's whole or cut into single-serve leftover slices, you must freeze coffee cake properly to guarantee the best quality and freshness when it thaws.
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Green Bean And Tomato Panzanella Salad Recipe
Combined with softly sautéed shallots and blistered green beans and tomatoes, this panzanella salad is snappy, bold, and perfect for long days in the sun.
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Stop Making These Mistakes With Your Slow Cooker
Slow cookers are almost foolproof, but there are plenty of mistakes you can make with this appliance. We're here to help you with some of the most common.
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The Secret To Grilling Steak Is All In The Preparation
Michael Lomonaco of Porter House Bar and Grill is a master of his craft. In his eyes, the perfect steak begins well before you even fire up the grill.
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Soft Serve Ice Cream Is A Nightmare For Fast Food Safety
Soft serve ice cream machines need to be cleaned regularly. If they aren't properly taken care of, these machines can harbor bacteria that can lead to illness.
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Colorful Salmon Avocado Poke Bowl Recipe
Seasoned rice provides the base for this vibrant poke bowl, featuring avocado and sushi-grade sockeye salmon.
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New England Milkshakes Are The Ultimate Form Of Chocolate Milk
Made up of milk and chocolate syrup (though it can be made with other flavored syrups too), a New England milkshake doesn't actually contain ice cream.
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Every Way You Can Make Ice Cream Without A Machine
Trying to make homemade ice cream? Don't spend hundreds on a fancy ice cream maker just yet - these creative methods will yield similarly sweet results.
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2 Label Clues To Find The Best Butter At Your Grocery Store
Did you know the type of butter you use matters? To find the best butter for every purpose, look for two label clues next time you're at the grocery store.
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The Secret To Taller Biscuits? Overcrowd Them In The Pan
Biscuits are the perfect addition to practically any meal, but making them tall and fluffy can be tricky. Try this method for uniformly tall biscuits.
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Simple One-Pan Chicken Fajitas Recipe
This recipe features the aroma and delightful sizzle of a skillet full of chicken breast, onion, and bell peppers, alongside a platter of warm flour tortillas.
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Why There Is No 'Best' Cut Of Beef For Steak Pizzaiola
In Italy, where the dish originated, steak pizzaiola was simply made with the most available and affordable cuts of meat and a hearty tomato sauce.
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For More Luxurious Pancakes, Introduce Ricotta To The Mix
The addition of ricotta creates a sky-high pancakes that are light, but imbued with an element of rich creaminess like you'd find in a cheesecake.
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Easy Classic Vanilla Pudding Recipe
Everyone should have a solid vanilla pudding recipe in their arsenal. This one comes together in a jiffy and can be used in other desserts or enjoyed solo.
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The Top Tips For Avoiding Lumps When Thickening Pasta Sauce With Slurry Or Roux
To avoid flour lumps in your pasta sauce, it's crucial to add any slurry or roux in gradually at the right time in the cooking process.
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Buttermilk Biscuits And Sausage Cream Gravy Recipe
This recipe features warm buttermilk biscuits that are light and tender, but hearty enough to hold up to a smothering of rich, meaty sausage gravy.
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Here's How To Handle An Unexpected Gift From A Dinner Party Guest
You may already know what to do when surprise guests show up at your door, but handling their unpredicted gifts is a whole other ball game.
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Why You Can Only Buy Ham Steaks Pre-Cooked
Unlike other types of pork, most ham steaks sold in grocery stores are already cooked and only require heating before serving. But why is that the case?
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The Best Way To Store Apples So They Stay Crisp
Making sure apples are stowed the correct way will also ensure they maintain their crispness. This involves making use of your refrigerator's crisper drawer.
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Why Genuine Wasabi Is So Expensive In The US
The fake wasabi served by most restaurants is much harsher than the real stuff. Why then, is it so much more prevalent? The answer lies in supply and demand.
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Chunky Slow Cooker Split Pea Soup Recipe
This slow cooker split pea soup recipe possesses a welcome, meaty flavor with the addition of shredded pork neck bones simmered alongside the split peas.
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Why Champagne Bottles Are So Heavy
Champagne and sparkling wine bottles are usually quite a bit heavier than the non-sparkling variety, but why is that, exactly? Here's what you need to know.
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The Rudest Way Customers Order Drinks, According To Servers
Restaurant servers from all over have experienced abuse from customers and they have shared their biggest complaint when it comes to taking drink orders.
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Your Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe Is Missing Orange Zest
Chocolate chip cookies are a classic treat with a lot of room for innovation. Adding orange zest to your cookies may make you the most innovative.
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What Does 'Cold-Pressed' Actually Mean For Fresh Juices?
Cold-pressed juices are popular but can be pricey so it's important to understand exactly what you are paying for when you splurge on such a beverage.
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