This Kitchen Staple Is Actually The Easy Answer To Removing Fried Food Stench
Fried food might smell good when its fresh, but the lingering scent can turn stale fast. Fortunately, there's an easy way to get rid of the unpleasant odor.
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Stories By Megan Shoop-Volz
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The Unexpected Ingredient You Should Fry Your Eggs With Next Time For Elevated Flavor
There are so many ways to level up your fried eggs, but this simple frying oil swap is among the easiest and tastiest. What are you waiting for?
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The Scissor Trick That Makes Any Food Bag Resealable Without Using Rubber Bands
Instead of securing an open bag of food with a rubber band or chip clip, there's an easy way to tie it closed with just one cut, no special tools required.
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Homemade Caramel Gets A Decadent Upgrade With This Ingredient Swap
Making your own caramel is much easier than it sounds. Next time you make some, though, try swapping out the sugar for this other decadent sweet ingredient.
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Not The Stove Nor The Instant Pot: The Easier Boiled Egg Method For Large Batches
Typically, you boil eggs when you want, well, boiled eggs. However, there's a better method than boiling, especially if you make boiled eggs in large batches.
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You'll Never Drink Hot Cocoa The Same Way Again Once You Try It The European Way
Most Americans are more familiar with instant hot chocolate than European-style versions, but the latter is worth trying. It could be your new favorite.
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These Salmon Bites Are One Of The Easiest, Most Versatile Dinners You'll Ever Cook
Salmon is an excellent protein for any meal, but having it too often can get dull. Next time you have salmon to make, try these bites to shake things up.
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Ditch Baileys: Making Your Own Irish Cream Liqueur Couldn't Be Easier
Baileys will certainly work in a pinch, but if you want a tastier version at a fraction of the price, try making your own version at home. Here's how.
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The Unexpected Syrup Flavor You Need To Add To Your Coffee ASAP
Forget classic vanilla or cooling peppermint, there's one floral syrup that you should seriously consider adding to your coffee for a more balanced drink.
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How To Remove Unpopped Kernels From Popcorn Without Digging Through The Bag
Unpopped popcorn kernels can be surprisingly dangerous, so it's best to rid yourself of them. Here's the best way for both microwavable and stovetop popcorn.
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Try This Dollar Tree Storage Hack For Deep Pantry Shelves You Can't Reach
If your pantry is tight, and if you just can't seem to access the deepest reaches of its shelves, Dollar Tree has a solution for you. Here's what to know.
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Too Many Canned Chickpeas Sitting Around? Throw Them In A Casserole
If you're fully stocked on canned chickpeas and looking to use some up, add a can or two to a casserole. Here's how to make this flavorful chickpea dish.
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Do Vegetables Lose Nutritional Benefits When Cooked?
Eating as many vegetables as possible is typically good for your health, but you might wonder if there are cooking methods that strip out needed nutrients.
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Give Chicken A Break – Make Delicious, Affordable Enchiladas With This Unexpected Filling
Amp up your enchiladas by swapping the main ingredient with this surprising, yet tasty and inexpensive, filling option that will mix up your dinner routine.
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A Kitchen Ceiling Idea That Looks Luxurious Without The Hefty Price Tag
Glam up your kitchen ceiling without spending much by trying this old-school design move that's taken on a stylish new twist in the modern era.
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The Major Benefit Of Having Matte Black Appliances That People Overlook
Matte black appliances are more than just stylish, though they're also certainly that. They come along with another benefit that will make your life easier.
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Using Meat You Haven't Drained Can Ruin Soup Texture But Luckily There's A Fix
If you're making homemade soup, make sure you drain your meat first. Here's why it's crucial, and here's how to fix it if the damage is already done.
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Here's How To Grow Sweet Strawberries Indoors And Enjoy Them Throughout The Year
Strawberries are a versatile fruit that shine in breakfast smoothies, dessert cakes, or as a simple sweet snack. Here's how to grow them year-round.
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Throwing A Party? This Is How Many Sliders You Need Per Person
When throwing a party where sliders will make a delicious appearance, knowing how many you need per person is key. We've done the math for you.
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Save Stale Cake With This Quick And Easy Trick
Old, dry cake? Not a problem. With this simple trick, you can regain the cake's moisture and flavor just like it's fresh again, and it only takes a few minutes.
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The Simple Kitchen Decoration Hack You Can Find At Almost Any Thrift Store
Give thrifted dinnerware a new life by repurposing it as kitchen decor, and keep an eye out for this material to embrace the old-school charm.
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Don't Throw Out Pot Roast Drippings: Make A Creamy Gravy With A Few Simple Steps
When making pot roast, don't just ditch those drippings at the bottom of the pan. You can turn that flavor goldmine into a rich and robust gravy in no time.
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What To Do When Your Kitchen Doors Keep Colliding And Disrupting The Flow
If your kitchen doors regularly collide into each other and clog up the flow of your space, there are a few options available to solve the problem.
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Use This Breakfast Staple In Your Green Beans For An Unforgettable Side Dish
Green beans are delicious if you prepare them properly, which includes tossing them in glazes once cooked. Try this breakfast staple in your next glaze.
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Why It's Time To Welcome A Big Statement Clock Into Your Kitchen (And Where To Hang It)
Trust: Your kitchen is happier and better off with a large statement clock in it. Here's why, and how to choose which size you need for your space.
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The Potato Cooking Method That's Melt-In-Your-Mouth Tasty
Is there anything tastier than crispy, golden potatoes? This foolproof French cooking method will guarantee restaurant-worthy spuds every time.
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Why Slow Cookers Are Great For Baking The Moistest Cakes At Home
Using the slow cooker is the ultimate "set and forget" way to make a spongy, moist cake. Just be sure to follow these tips before trying it at home.
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