Marc Murphy's Top Tip For Cooking French Food
Celebrity chef Marc Murphy's top tip for French cooking isn't about one specific type of food. Instead, it's all about a particular technique.
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10 Salts Experts Recommend Having In The Kitchen
Salt is a staple ingredient in any kitchen, but there's more than just the table variety available. Here's what experts recommend having to cook and season.
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Robert Irvine's Favorite Steak Side Is A Classic
Celebrity chef Robert Irvine enjoys his steak with a common side dish -- but he likes the side with an elevated twist. Here's what he orders.
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The Best Way To Bring Eggs To Room Temperature Without Safety Risks
Many recipes call for room-temperature eggs, but leaving them out to warm up can be risky. Here's the most effective way to quickly bring them up to room temp.
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How To Oil Your Grill Grates Correctly And Avoid A Fiery Flare-Up
Oiling your grill grates is a great way to extend the life of your appliance and keep food from sticking. Here's how to do it the right way without flare-ups.
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The Pantry Staple That Will Thicken Seafood Bisque In A Pinch
Some home cooks may find making seafood bisque intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. You can quickly and easily thicken your soup with this pantry staple.
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What's The Difference Between Beef Stew And Pot Roast?
Beef stew and pot roast both start with large cuts of meat and tender root vegetables in a savory broth. But there are also some key differences.
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Gordon Ramsay's Key To Top Tier Meatballs Lies In Their Texture
From spaghetti to saucy sandwiches, juicy, tender meatballs are a delicious part of many dishes. Here's Gordon Ramsay's tip to ensure their texture is perfect.
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What's The Best Cut Of Meat For Lamb Burgers?
Grinding your own burgers is a great way to customize the flavor and texture of your meat. When working with lamb, you'll want to get this cut.
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The Telltale Sign That Your Macaron Batter Is Undermixed
One of the most common errors aspiring macaron makers encounter is undermixing. Luckily, there is one simple sign you can look for - and an easy way to fix it.
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Marinated Goat Cheese Is A Must-Have For Your Next Cheese Board
The simple pleasure of dipping bread into a dish of olive oil meets the extravagance of a showstopping cheese board with the addition of marinated goat cheese.
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Why You Should Start Marinating Your Berries
The flavors of fresh berries can be easily elevated with a simple marinade. Add the saucy fruit to ice cream, baked goods, and even coffee for a special treat.
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The Store-Bought Cheese You'll Never Find In Ina Garten's Fridge
One of Ina Garten's most famous lines is "store-bought is fine." But there are limits, which is why you'll never find this cheese in Ina Garten's fridge.
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Steal Barbra Streisand's Marshmallow Hack For Homemade Ice Cream
If you love making ice cream at home but hate the hassle of busting out your ice cream machine every time, you'll want to follow Barbra Streisand's lead.
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How To Recreate Trader Joe's Everything But The Bagel Seasoning At Home
We love Trader Joe's Everything but the Bagel Seasoning because it elevates almost everything it touches. And fortunately, you can make it at home. Here's how.
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Why Throwing Out Your Frying Oil Is A Huge Mistake
Next time you fry something, don't just throw away your oil. If you save and store it correctly, you could use it again to make another round of tasty eats.
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Julienne Vs Baton Knife Cuts: What's The Difference?
Home chefs should learn different knife cuts to improve their cooking. Julienne and baton are similar cuts that have different culinary uses.
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Ina Garten's Simply Delicious Upgrade For Trader Joe's Apple Tart
Ina Garten isn't kidding when she says store-bought is fine. She even shared a Trader Joe's apple tart with friends and her secrets to amp it up with us all.
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Pickled Red Onions Are The Tangy Topping Your Nachos Deserve
Pickled red onions are a great garnish for nachos and other Mexican dishes. Not only do they add a tangy flavor to food, they are also easy to make at home.
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Use Italian Salad Dressing To Transform Your Beef Stew
If you're looking for a way to elevate your beef stew, consider adding Italian dressing, the perfect complement to this hearty dish.
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Canned Biscuits And An Air Fryer Are The Secret To Effortless Desserts
Get simple and quick homemade donuts, donut holes, and sweet biscuits by grabbing your air fryer and popping open a roll of Pillsbury biscuit dough.
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How To Give Pork Chops A Deliciously Sticky Sweet Upgrade
While it might sound strange at first, a honey glaze is the sticky sweet accent that will take your average pork chops from ordinary to extraordinary.
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What Exactly Does Room Temperature Mean In Cooking?
Many recipes call for ingredients to be brought to room temperature before cooking. But room temperature differs from season to season and kitchen to kitchen.
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How To Make Sheet Pan Eggs In The Oven For An Easy Breakfast That Feeds A Crowd
If you've got a large family or home full of guests to cook breakfast for, sheet pan eggs is a simple way to make large portions of eggs in multiple styles.
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The Breakfast Protein You Should Be Using To Elevate Frozen Pizza
There are plenty of budget-friendly hacks to elevate frozen pizza, but few can turn your pizza into a bona fide breakfast faster than this breakfast protein.
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Next Time You Whip Up Pudding, Reach For Your Coffee Creamer
A box of stove-top pudding is a classic, easy to make treat. Sure, regular milk will get the job done, but coffee creamer takes this dessert up a notch.
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Bring Out The Popsicle Molds For A Fun Take On A Breakfast Parfait
Breakfast popsicles are a brilliant way to bypass the anti-breakfast sentiment. A popsicle that mimics a yogurt parfait will provide a filling morning boost.
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