For A Meaty-Tasting Jackfruit, Break Out The Slow Cooker
In the realm of plant-based recipes, jackfruit has emerged as a stand-in for meats in classic comfort foods. Here's why you want to bring out the slow cooker.
Read MoreIn the realm of plant-based recipes, jackfruit has emerged as a stand-in for meats in classic comfort foods. Here's why you want to bring out the slow cooker.
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Read MoreIf you love a grilled cheese cooked to crispy perfection, you'll want to try recreating Nebraska's deep-fried twist on the classic sandwich.
Read MoreMaking colorful homemade pasta is a great way to spice up your next dish's presentation. With this tip, you won't even have to use food coloring.
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Read MoreCarnitas and pulled pork are somewhat similar in that they're both made of pork cooked low and slow. However, they have more differences than similarities.
Read MoreTake your pimento cheese to the next level by upgrading the classic Southern spread with seafood for an extra fancy, filling dip that's perfect for parties.
Read MoreIf you're a fan of Kentucky bourbon balls, consider trying your hand at one of the many ways you can customize this delicious treat.
Read MoreFit for potlucks and holiday spreads, Russian Olivier salad features tasty, filling ingredients like carrots, hard-boiled eggs, ham, and, of course, potatoes.
Read MoreButter can transform your turkey from ho-hum to dazzling. Here's how to use it to get the crispiest and most flavorful turkey you've ever made.
Read MoreSkip the supermarket package of ground beef for your next burger night and grind your own meat instead. Here's why this extra step results in better hamburgers.
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Read MoreOpening a coconut often requires an array of tools, a lot of hacking, and sheer force. But there is one little trick that can make the job easier.
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Read MoreYou can only aspire to the future-seeing magic of fortune cookies. But you can get close to replicating Chinese restaurant stir fry with this simple trick.
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