Give Chicken A Break And Fry Up Some Steak Fingers For A Change
You've certainly heard of chicken fingers, but have you ever considered swapping the chicken for steak? Here's how to make steak fingers yourself at home.
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Here's How Long You Should Infuse Honey For The Best Flavor
There are plenty of store-bought hot honey brands out there, but infusing honey yourself at home is a total game-changer. Here's how long you should infuse it.
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Don't Have A Springform Pan? This Hack Will Give You The Second Best Results
When a recipe calls for a springform pan, you don't always necessarily need one. Here's a simple hack you can use to get a similar final result.
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The Juicy, Old School BBQ Meat That Came Before Beef And Pork
Next barbecue, set the beef to the side and reach for an even more classic grilling option. It's a tougher meat than beef, but well worth the effort.
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Did Costco Discontinue This Fan-Favorite Bread Option?
Costco has too many products worth buying to name, but one of its best was this fan-favorite bread. However, to the sadness of its fans, it may be discontinued.
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Don't Toss That Dry Chocolate Cake — This Easy Trick Revives Moisture (And Flavor)
Save your delicious cakes from going to waste too soon with a trick that not only keeps them tasting fresh longer, but also levels up their flavor.
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Julia Child's Trick For Lighter, Fluffier Pumpkin Pie
Julia Child learned how to bake the fluffiest pumpkin pie from her Aunt Helen, and thankfully, you can recreate this recipe's magic with one clever mixing tip.
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Skip The Oven And Cook Your Next Chicken Pot Pie This Way
A good chicken pot pie is a simple, filling meal that warms you up no matter what. Next time, instead of the oven, use this kitchen tool to make one.
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Alton Brown's Secret To Flavorful Cabbage Adds An Irish Flair
Add a soft, honey-like taste to your cabbage just like Alton Brown does for an Irish-inspired flavor profile. All you need is one ingredient.
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Costco Discontinued This West Coast Food Court Item, But You Can Still Make It At Home
Costco's food court is legendary for its surprisingly delicious (and cheap) menu. This West Coast item may not be around anymore, but you can make it at home.
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No More Soggy, Slimy Mushrooms: Store Them Like This
Mushrooms are magical ingredients, able to accomplish many tasks and improve many dishes. If you buy too many, though, make sure you store them properly.
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Give Store-Bought Coleslaw A Spicy Twist With This Secret Ingredient
Say goodbye to forgettable coleslaw and mix things up by adding one delightfully spicy ingredient to amp up your typical store-bought slaw mix.
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10 Vintage Cooking Tips To Try
While some vintage cooking techniques are probably best to be left in the past, others are pretty handy and can totally be used today in your kitchen.
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Kimchi Actually Pairs Perfectly As A Pizza Topping And Here's Why
You can put just about anything on a pizza if you know how to pair it right, and that goes double for spicy, crunchy kimchi. Here's what you should know.
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Skip Store-Bought Breadcrumbs: Make Moist Meatballs Like Nonna With An Ingredient You Already Have
Meatballs are a simple dish in theory, but there are many ways to make them better than ever. One method uses this tried-and-true ingredient.
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6 Chips And Crackers That You Should Be Using As A Casserole Topping
Just when you think you're out of dinner options, casseroles are there to save the day. Sprinkle these flavorful chips and crackers to add a crunchy twist.
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Give Homemade Donuts Pillowy Soft Layers With This Technique
If you prefer your donuts soft and fluffy instead of dense and cakey, give this dough trick a try for layered, bakery-style donuts.
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The Onions That Are The Absolute Best For Grilling
There are so many varieties of onions to pick from. But when it comes to grilling, there's one clear winner for that firm, juicy, and caramelized char.
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How Martha Stewart Turns The Humble Cabbage Into A Flavorful Fall Side
Cabbage is one of those unassuming vegetables that packs more of a punch than you might think, and Martha Stewart knows just how to give it a fall twist.
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Canned Chili Is The Pizza Topping You Never Knew You Needed
When you've done it all, from pepperoni to even pineapple, pizza can get a little redundant. This is why (and how) you should add canned chili to your next pie.
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The Cucumbers You Never Want To Use When Making Homemade Pickles
When homemade pickles are your goal, not all cucumbers are created equal. Here are the types of cucumbers to avoid when thinking of pickling.
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17 Best One-Pot Meals For An Easy Dinner
Are you craving a tasty dinner but don't have time or energy to cover every surface in your kitchen with ingredients? Try one of these one-pot meals.
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Anthony Bourdain Believed America Needed More Of These Types Of Meat Cuts
While the United States has always been a meaty nation, there's one category of meats that Anthony Bourdain felt that Americans should be eating more of.
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Breakfast Isn't Just Eating Eggs — Try A Savory Dal Bowl Instead
While many people choose eggs as a breakfast protein, it's possible to whip up a delicious breakfast using legumes for a fiber-packed bowl of dal.
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Lump Crab Isn't Always The Best Choice For Seafood Dishes — Here's Why
Lump crab meat looks incredible and tastes even better, but it's not always the right choice for your seafood dishes. Here's what you should know.
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How To Freeze Homemade Cinnamon Rolls To Bake Later
Freezing cinnamon roll dough before baking it can be the perfect solution to busy Saturday mornings or a leisurely family breakfast the day after a holiday.
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Impress Guests By Channeling Julia Child And Serving Your Pumpkin Dishes Inside The Gourd
Next time you stop by the pumpkin patch, be sure to grab some small ones on the way out. You'll need them to serve memorable pumpkin meals like Julia Child.
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