The Cheesiest Scrambled Eggs Don't Call For Sliced Or Shredded: Try A One-Ingredient Trick
Sick of the many shortcomings of using shredded or sliced cheese in your scrambled eggs? Try something else that adds maximum creaminess and flavor.
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The Budget Meat You Should Always Keep On Hand For Quick Meals
On a budget? Set ground beef aside and reach for this healthier and more affordable alternative that will bring plenty of flavor and savings to your plate.
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The Absolute Best Sauces To Serve Alongside Your Soft Pretzels
Ballpark soft pretzels come with cheap cheese or mustard sauces, but these expert-approved options can take warm, tender soft pretzels to the next level.
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The Best Use For 11 Different Kinds Of Cooking Fats, According To Chefs
With so many options to choose from, it's hard to know which fats are best for what in the kitchen. Thankfully, these experts helped us figure it out.
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Why Buttermilk Mashed Potatoes Taste So Much Better Than You'd Expect
If you find regular mashed potatoes a bit boring or lacking, amp up the flavor and texture of the spuds by adding some buttermilk to the recipe.
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No Tajín Seasoning? Mix These 3 Ingredients For The Same Zesty Kick
You can make a homemade spice mix that has the salty, spicy, and sour notes of Tajín. It also gives you the option to customize the blend to your exact taste.
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Give Store-Bought Coleslaw An Umami Flavor Boost With One Add-In
Is your pre-shredded coleslaw lacking that special something? Give the vegetable salad a serious kick of umami by following this expert advice.
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This Underrated Ingredient Has More Fiber Than Oatmeal (And Tastes Amazing In Smoothies)
This crunchy, bitter, and chocolatey ingredient not only adds flavor to your smoothies, but it can also boost any meal with lots of fiber. Give it a try.
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Run To Grab This Trader Joe's Find That's Perfect For Soup Season
That chill in the air signals the return of soup season, and Trader Joe's has the perfect crispy snack for topping or serving alongside your soup of choice.
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6 Store-Bought Pumpkin Pies Ranked Worst To Best
Looking to buy a pumpkin pie to take to your next holiday event? We tried a bunch of store-bought ones to uncover which were really worth buying.
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Yes, How You Roll Pie Dough Matters
Yes, how you roll your pie dough matters, but not in the way you may have been told. The direction doesn't really make a difference, but another feature does.
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What To Know About Buying Beef Tallow From Costco
Costco is a haven for bulk items at great prices, and that extends to its beef tallow. Before you pick some up, though, consider these aspects.
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Here's How Bobby Flay Adds A Rich, Savory Spin To His Waffles
Celebrity chefs are always getting up to something creative, and longtime Food Network favorite Bobby Flay is no different with his savory waffles.
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9 Dishes That Taste Better Cold, According To Reddit
We looked at what the helpful food communities at Reddit had to say about which foods are better when you don't heat them up. Do you agree with these?
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How Jacques Pépin Keeps His Vinaigrette From Clumping
To whip up a light zingy vinaigrette that perfectly coats your salad greens without clumping, turn to the advice of French food guru Jacques Pépin.
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This Creamy 4-Ingredient Smoothie Tastes Just Like A Classic Old School Treat
This four-ingredient smoothie is incredibly easy to make, and it will remind you of a summery vintage treat. Here's how to blend it up for yourself.
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Emeril Lagasse's Extra Ingredient For Chicken Noodle Soup Makes All The Difference
Chef Emeril Lagasse has a special ingredient for his chicken noodle soup, and it takes the dish from a delicious classic to an incredible umami innovation.
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The Pasta Dishes You'll Never Catch Giada De Laurentiis Ordering
Celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis is known for her pasta, so she's justifiably picky about ordering it at a restaurant. She avoids these dishes in particular.
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Robert Irvine's 9 Top Tips For Cooking Expensive Cuts Of Steak
Cooking an expensive cut of steak may feel intimidating, but according to Robert Irvine, it doesn't have to be if you use these simple tips.
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A Cozy Fall Pumpkin Bread Is Just 3 Ingredients Away
Autumn is the perfect time to make this delicious and simple pumpkin bread. It only uses three ingredients, and yeast isn't even one of them.
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4 Reasons Your Cookies Could Be Coming Out Flat
There's nothing more disappointing than pulling out fresh cookies only to find them flat. If this keeps happening to you, it may be due to these four reasons.
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The Underrated Vegetable That Contains An Impressive Amount Of Iron
This underrated leafy green contains more iron than chicken or pork. Here's what to cook with it and how to incorporate it into your meals.
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This Bacon Combination Is Not For The Faint Of Heart
This flavor combination may not be the strangest you've heard of, but we bet you haven't put the two together in this way before. Try it sweet or spicy.
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The Award-Winning Boozy Pie Baked Fresh In Connecticut
Connecticut is home to lots of incredible food, but you'll find the best piece of pie in Norwalk. Here's what makes this award-winning dessert so special.
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How To Know When Your Bread Is Done Proofing And Is Ready To Bake
Baking bread can be complicated, especially when it comes to figuring out how long to proof your dough, so we asked two experts about how to nail the timing.
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The Foolproof Way To Make A Perfect Batch Of Cupcakes For A Crowd
Need to bake a ton of cupcakes for a party or event? Don't worry, there's an easy way to make a perfect batch without any complicated math or prep work.
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The Time-Saving Trick Every Seafood Boil Lover Needs To Know
Love a great seafood boil but don't have hours to spare? You can make it in a snap with this trick, as long as you know how to preserve the flavor.
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