Yes, You Can Cook A Steak In The Microwave, But That Doesn't Mean You Should
There are a lot of great ways to cook a delicious steak, and a microwave can be one of them - if you know the best methods to properly pull it off.
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18 Unexpected Ingredients You Can Turn Into Ice Cream
These unique ingredients are surprisingly delicious in ice cream, whether you're looking for a savory, spicy, or salty twist.
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For Unforgettable Glazed Ham, Reach For Whiskey
Think outside the box when preparing a glaze for ham and add this liquor to give the sweet, sticky coating a new dimension of woody, smoky flavor.
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5 Trader Joe's Dips You Can Use For More Than Just Your Chips
Everyone knows that Trader Joe's makes a wide variety of delicious dips, but there's a lot more you can do with them than simply coating your chips.
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13 Mistakes You Might Be Making With Your Homemade Gravy
Making homemade gravy to pair with your roast chicken can be a rewarding experience. But there are mistakes you may be making that can affect its quality.
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Is Flan Typically Gluten-Free?
Flan, the iconic caramel-drenched dessert, is made of a few simple ingredients. However, is it typically gluten-free? Here's everything you need to know.
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The Important Food Safety Rule To Follow With Your Marinades
Marinades are an easy way to add lots of flavor to meat. However, just make sure that you're avoiding this huge food safety mistake when you use one.
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The Ideal Temperature To Grill Turkey
Grilling is a great way to cook turkey, but temperature control is crucial, whether you're cooking a whole bird or parts like breasts and legs.
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What Type Of Beans Do You Use To Make Authentic Jamaican Rice And Peas
If you want to make the most traditional and authentic version of Jamaican rice and peas, there is one legume in particular that you must have.
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Toss Food In Skillets Like A Pro With A Simple Technique
If you've ever watched in awe as a chef effortlessly flipped food in a skillet, you may think only the pros can do it, but you, too, can master the technique.
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For Fluffy Store-Bought Couscous, Ignore The Package Instructions
If your couscous is turning out squishy or wet, you might be making this mistake. Try this tip that's not written on the box for a better dish.
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Skip Buying Simple Syrups At The Grocery Store, Or You May Pay The Price (Literally)
When it comes to your drink-making essentials, don't stock up on simple syrup at the store. Easily make the sweetener at home to save money.
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Is It Okay To Cook With The Opened Baking Soda In Your Fridge?
That opened box of baking soda in your fridge may help neutralize food odors, but can you still use it in your favorite recipes? Here's what you should know.
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10 Ways To Use Up Leftover Burger Patties
So the cookout is over and you've got a bunch of leftover burgers. Now what? We've got some creative culinary ways to use up those extra patties.
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What Can You Substitute For Rice In Cabbage Rolls?
If you want to change the rice in your cabbage roll filling with something else, you have several flavorful and healthy options.
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Don't Overbake Your Clams. Here's How To Time It Just Right
Baking clams can be a tricky job, especially if you want to make sure they're perfectly tender. Here's how to know when your clams are ready.
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How To Save A Separated Caramel Sauce
Caramel can be tough to make, but if it separates halfway through the process, there are still ways to salvage it. Here's what to try.
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Shake Shack's Pro Tip To Choose Better Beef For Burgers
Chef John Karangis of Shake Shack tells Chowhound exclusively how the best homemade burgers are made. His tips will help you avoid common burger mistakes.
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For A Next-Level Marinade, Break Out The Bourbon
Bourbon is a surprisingly versatile drink, able to be mixed into many recipes for delicious flavors. One of its best uses is to make next-level marinades.
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Grab A Can Of Ginger Ale For An Unexpectedly Tasty Pork Marinade
While ginger ale is great to drink on its own, it can do wonders for your pork in the form of a marinade. The benefit of using it goes beyond the flavor.
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Everything You Need To Know About Rosehips
Rosehips not only look pretty in your garden, but they are also delicious and good for you. Check out our guide to find out more about the nutritious rosehip.
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Ground Chicken Vs Ground Turkey: What's The Difference?
Chicken and turkey have a lot in common, especially in the cooking realm, but they're not identical. Here's how they differ - and why it's important.
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How To Check If Your Fresh Fish Was Previously Frozen
Fresh fish at the grocery store can be misleading. In fact, it's very possible that the fresh fish in the store has been frozen before. Here's how to tell.
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The Most Versatile Ingredients For Meal Prepping
Meal prepping can feel like a chore if you're not doing it right, but with a bit of expert advice, you can optimize your output with some versatile ingredients.
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Chef Dan Kluger's Go-To Vegetarian Game-Day Snack Is A Twist On A Classic Treat
When it's game day, chef Dan Kluger doesn't mess around, and his go-to snack just happens to be fit for vegetarians. Here's what to know about the dish.
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The Unexpected Ingredient Martha Stewart Uses For Light And Fluffy Cinnamon Rolls
If you're looking to upgrade your cinnamon rolls and make them the fluffiest they've ever been, you need this unexpected ingredient approved by Martha Stewart.
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The Secret To Fixing Over-Salted Green Beans
If you put too much salt on your green beans, fret not. There are solutions to save your dinner, no matter what stage of the cooking process you're in.
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