The Biggest Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Burgers
Burgers are a hit at any cookout, but that doesn't mean they can't go wrong. Avoid these mistakes to keep your guests - and yourself - burger happy.
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Use Cottage Cheese To Make A Light, Easy 'Alfredo' Sauce
If you're craving Alfredo sauce, but want to cut back on the fat from the heavy cream, cottage cheese just might make a great basis for an easy alternative.
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Make A Leaner (But Still Delicious) Burger By Going Half-Vegetarian
One of the most efficient ways to extend the use of your beef, make it a bit leaner, and add in some umami, is to add mushrooms to your ground beef.
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How To Ripen An Avocado
Avocados are delicious, but they're not always ripe enough to use right away. If you need it soft ASAP for guacamole other other recipes, we're here to help.
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Celery Seeds Add A Stunning Flavor Boost To Potato Salad
Celery seeds aren't a dominant spice; they tend to be more subtle and complementary to other seasonings, and make an excellent addition to potato salad.
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Swap Tomatoes With Fresh Peaches To Give Your BLT A Sweet Twist
Upgrade your BLT by replacing tomatoes with juicy peaches If you're up for other twists, try too hot honey-caramelized bacon for a fully transformed sandwich.
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Why Ribeye Steak Is The Perfect Cut For Grilling
Chef Michael Lomonaco says ribeye steak is the perfect cut for grilling because it has a high fat content that makes it tender and juicy.
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Replace The Water In Your Pie Crust With Sour Cream For Softer Results
If you're struggling with your pie crusts becoming too crumbly, this secret ingredient will not only help but make it taste even more delicious.
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The Only Ratio You Need To Substitute Baking Soda And Baking Powder
Baking powder came after baking soda to simplify baking for home chefs. If you don't have the powder, making your own with these two ingredients is simple.
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Galettes Are The Confidence Builder Every Novice Pie Maker Needs
When starting out on your pie making journey there are many pitfalls and traps to avoid. A great way to build confidence is with galettes, and here's why.
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Secrets For Making The Best Scrambled Eggs
There are countless ways to cook scrambled eggs, and no matter what method you choose, these tips will leave with the fluffiest, tastiest scrambled around.
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Spike Sweet Potato Pie With Eggnog For An Extra Rich And Creamy Dessert
If you're making a sweet potato pie for the holidays or any occasion, try this eggnog substitution and have your guests begging for the secret recipe.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Seasoning Tip For Great Carbonara
Celebrity chef Giada de Laurentiis has a seasoning tip to elevate pasta lovers' dreams even further: Add in cinnamon for a subtle warmth and sweetness.
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Why Nonstick Pans Yield The Best Fried Eggs Every Time
When you want the perfect fried egg there's no need to use expensive steel or cast iron pans. Nonstick pans will yield a scrumptious fried egg and here's why.
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Common Mushroom Mistakes Everyone Needs To Stop Making
Mushrooms are virtually impossible to overcook, but you'll still want to avoid these common mistakes to ensure your fungi is as flavorful as can be.
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A Simple Guide To Substituting Brown Sugar, Light Or Dark
If your don't have the kind of brown sugar your recipe calls for, don't worry. Substituting is easy if needed, and light and dark are often interchangeable.
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Anthony Bourdain's Advice For Safely Slicing Onions
In a demonstration of slicing onions, Bourdain cuts right to the chase. He shows us how to dice an onion safely, using a technique called the bear claw.
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A Guide To The Essential Baking Tools Everyone Should Own
Baking is an art form, and you'll need the proper equipment to perfect it. From cake pans to cooling racks, these are the most essential baking tools you need.
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Why You Shouldn't Freeze Lettuce And Cabbage
See why freezing lettuce and cabbage is a culinary pitfall. Learn the science behind their texture changes and find tips for freezing success in certain dishes.
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Tapioca Can Solve Your Messiest Pie Problems
A watery pie just isn't as hearty and appetizing as a pie with a nice, firm filling. To combat this problem, all you need is a tiny bit of tapioca.
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Keep Your Baked Goods Fresh With A Single Slice Of Bread
There's a simple, inexpensive trick that can help your baked goods taste good and stay fresh for longer: store a slice of white bread with your baked goods.
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11 Common Mistakes That Are Ruining Your Fried Eggs
Making fried eggs at home is fairly simple, but you could be doing a few things along the way that are preventing you from having the best-tasting results.
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Omelet Tips That Will Change The Way You Cook Forever
An omelet might seem like a basic dish, but perfecting the recipe is both an art and science. Discover our top tips for cooking perfect omelets every time.
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Roast Your Potato Salad Spuds ASAP For The Perfect Crispy Texture
We didn't think potato salad could get any tastier, but it just did. If you love an extra crunch, try this hack when whipping up your next batch.
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What Makes Applesauce A Great Oil Substitute In Baking
Applesauce makes a great oil or butter substitute in baked goods because it has the moisture required to bind dry ingredients together.
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Recipe Calls For A Cold Whisk? Here Is What That Means
Recipes can make you feel like you're deciphering another language. For example, why do whisks need to be cold? How could that impact a dish? Turns out it does.
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Why It Pays To Finish Pasta In A Pan
Pasta is a tasty and easy dish to make at home. But if you want to elevate your pasta, the secret is bringing all your ingredients into a saucepan at the end.
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