The Underrated Cut Of Meat You Need To Start Grilling ASAP
You may already be grilling ribeyes and tenderloins, but if you like robust meaty flavors, this is one cut you need to fire up. Read these tips for success.
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Stories By Georgina Jedikovska
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Pitmasters Agree On One Thing When It Comes To The Best Way To Season Brisket
Seasoning not only determines the flavor of brisket, it also gives you that crisp, dark bark. Experts say that your seasoning absolutely needs this element.
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The Controversial Ingredient Hiding In Most Restaurant Pizza Dough (And The Reason It's There)
Many restaurant pizza doughs contain an ingredient that most countries have banned, so why is it still in pizza dough in the United States?
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The 2-Ingredient Watermelon Drink You'll Want To Make All Summer Long
There's a drink you can make this summer with watermelon and minimal effort. With just two simple ingredients, it’s the ultimate way to stay cool on a hot day.
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The Low-Maintenance Pepper Variety That Gardeners Turn To Year After Year
If you want to add some tasty, homegrown spice to your dishes, try growing this Bolivian pepper. It's sturdy, yields plentiful fruit, and is easy to harvest.
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Ask This One Question At A Restaurant To Get Better Wine
Getting good wine at restaurants can seem fraught, but there's actually one simple question you can ask to help get yourself a better one.
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To Get The Gross Gunk Out Of Your Kitchen Appliance Edges, Grab This Tool That's Already In Your Kitchen
So many people struggle to reach the gaps and edges of their appliances when cleaning their kitchen, and if you're one of them, this tool can help.
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Are Pickles Actually Beneficial For Your Gut? The Answer Depends On What Kind You're Eating
You may have heard that pickles are good for your gut health, but that's only partially true. It really depends on what kind of pickles you're eating.
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How Water pH Levels Affect The Texture, Flavor, And Color Of Your Food
It's time to revisit chemistry class. We talked to a food science consultant about the weird ways that water pH can change how food tastes and smells.
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2 Ways To Use Potato Peels In Your Garden For Better Soil
Potato peels are as versatile as the delicious starch they protect, and not just as snacks. They're also incredible fuel for your garden.
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For A Leaner Pot Roast That's Still Tender And Juicy, Reach For This Specialty Meat
Pot roasts typically rely on fattier meats that break down well under the slow cooking process. For something leaner, however, use this expert-recommended meat.
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For The Best Fried Fish, Reach For This Type Of Oil
The oil you use can affect the flavor and texture of your fried fish. Here's what experts say on which oil is the best and what to use if you don't have it.
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The One Thing A Good Bakery Does Better Than Any Grocery Store
Grocery stores are convenient and can be cheaper than independent bakeries, but that often comes at a cost. There are certain things that bakeries do better.
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The Key To Thriving Tomato Plants Is Hiding In Your Bathroom Cabinet (But There's A Catch)
Tomato plants giving you trouble? If the leaves are looking yellow or pale, and you suspect your soil might be lacking in magnesium, this could save the day.
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Does Tea Hydrate You As Much As Water? Here's What The Science Says
We all need to drink water, but water is boring. Tea at least makes things more exciting, but is it as effective as water? Here's what you should know.
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Tips For Scoring The Best Ribeye On Supermarket Shelves
Don't settle for a mediocre steak. Learn how to identify a premium ribeye on your next grocery run with expert tips from a professional butcher.
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Here's Why Fast Food Fried Chicken Is So Darn Good
No matter what you do, homemade chicken simply doesn't have the same flavor and delightfully crisp texture as your favorite fast food version. Here's why.
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Is Canned Lobster Worth The Buy?
Wondering whether you should snag an affordable can of lobster or if it's only worth buying fresh? We spoke to a chef and a nutritionist to see what they think.
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Can't Get Your Garden Tomatoes To Ripen? This Could Be Why
If you grow your own garden tomatoes, you may have had troubles getting them to ripen properly. This common cause could be your culprit.
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How To Substitute Bananas For White Sugar In Any Recipe
Yes, bananas can be used in place of white sugar. Read an expert's tips on how to make this substitution and what to keep in mind for best results.
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What To Know Before Putting That Vintage Dishware In Your Dishwasher
Vintage dishware is always a great look for a big event, but cleaning it by hand is a hassle. Some of it is dishwasher safe, though; here's what to know.
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The Sturdy Tomato Variety Gardeners Turn To Year After Year
When you’re searching for the best tomato plant options for your garden, consider this particular cultivar that all other tomatoes are compared to.
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Can Baking Soda Really Save Your Acidic Cocktails?
If your cocktail is too acidic, you may have heard that adding baking soda can remedy it. But what do expert mixologists recommend? Here's what we know.
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What San Marzano Tomatoes Need To Thrive In Your Garden
San Marzano tomatoes come from a fertile area near Naples, but you can grow them in your garden, too. Just keep these factors in mind for a flourishing harvest.
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What You Should Know Before Eating Soft Or Wrinkly Potatoes
Potatoes are a kitchen staple, but eating them past their prime can pose risks. Chowhound talked to an expert about what to watch for.
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New To Gardening? Grow Tomatoes Easier Using This Tip
If you're growing your own tomatoes in your garden this year, there's an expert tip you should follow. Here's why it can make or break your homegrown tomatoes.
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The Fascinating Tale Of How Missouri Got Its Own Version Of Bourbon Legalized
Though bourbon is known to mostly come from Kentucky (and some from Tennessee), Missouri has now entered the whiskey game, officially and legally.
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