How To Remove Unpopped Kernels From Popcorn Without Digging Through The Bag
Unpopped popcorn kernels can be surprisingly dangerous, so it's best to rid yourself of them. Here's the best way for both microwavable and stovetop popcorn.
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How To Freeze And Reheat Pot Roast For The Best Results
Freezing leftover pot roast is relatively easy, and the good news is that you can reheat it in no time while maintaining all of its rich, beefy flavor.
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How To Make Coffee For A Crowd In Your Slow Cooker
Whip up a big batch of cold brew to please a crowd (or to have bulk on hand for yourself) with this easy trick that makes use of your slow cooker.
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How To Use Dollar Tree's $1.50 Dish Pans For Labeled Storage That Tames Pantry Chaos
If your pantry is in disarray with half-opened snack bags, clunky sauce jars, and all kinds of small items falling over each other, grab these storage bins.
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How To Design A Kitchen That Honors History Yet Feels Fresh
Working with a historic kitchen can be challenging. How can you preserve its history while giving it a modern update? We spoke to an expert to get the answers.
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Turn Dollar Tree Burner Covers Into Magnetic Spice Storage With This Clever DIY
Short on storage space in your kitchen? Suspend your spices in the air with this DIY project that turns Dollar Tree burner covers into mini magnet boards.
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How To Properly Dispose Of Your Large Kitchen Appliances
There are many options to get rid of a large appliance properly, and it all depends on whether or not it is still functioning. Here's what you can do with it.
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How To Pick A Kitchen Rug That's Stylish And Easy To Clean
A stylish kitchen rug can be just what you need to spice up your aesthetic, but you should ensure you buy a rug that's easy to clean. Here's what to consider.
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How To Use A Sheet Pan To Make A Pie That Feeds A Crowd
Need a pie that makes plenty of extra servings? Try baking your favorite recipe in a sheet pan instead of a pie pan. Here's how to do it successfully.
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How To Know If It's Time To Toss Your Kitchen Cutting Boards
Cutting boards can only handle so many years of chopping and slicing before they start to wear, but these signs will let you know when it's time to retire them.
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How To Make A Perfect Cup Of Cuban Coffee
Cuban coffee is known for its strong espresso, but the key to a perfect cafecito is the sugar. All you need is a moka pot and a spoon to make the magic happen.
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How To Choose The Best Okra For Homemade Pickled Okra
Your pickled okra is only as good as the freshness of the star ingredient. For the most tender yet firm result, pick this kind of okra.
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Here's How To Grow Sweet Potatoes Indoors For A Plentiful Harvest All Year Long
Yes, you can grow a healthy sweet potato plant indoors. You don't need a lot either; just a few simple steps and proper care will give you a flourishing crop.
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How To Layer The Ultimate Mason Jar Sushi
If you're someone who can't get that perfect seaweed wrap on your maki roll, this Mason jar hack gives you the best sushi flavors without the stress.
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How To Pickle Ginger That's Sushi Restaurant-Worthy
Sushi restaurants always seem to have the most crunchy and refreshing pickled ginger, and you can recreate the magic at home with these simple tips.
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This DIY Egg Basket (Made From Old Cartons) Instantly Beautifies Your Fridge
If you're into the fridgescaping trend or simply appreciate a fridge that's prettier to look at, you can try these tricks to make a stylish egg basket.
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11 Genius Ways To Disguise Fishy Tastes In Seafood
Fish can have a potent taste that turns off people to making it the star in a dish. Knowing how to cook with it, however, makes all the difference.
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Aluminum Foil Can Go In Some Microwaves. Here's How To Tell If Yours Is Safe
Putting aluminum foil in the microwave can lead to disaster... most of the time. Here are the circumstances when it's safe to microwave your food with foil.
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Meet Coffee Punch: The Old-School Southern Party Staple We Think Deserves A Comeback
Move over coffee latte, this old-school Southern dessert brings showstopping presentation, combining creamy, sweet ingredients with coffee, meant for sharing.
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Here's How To Choose The Absolute Best Sweet Potatoes This Fall
No fall feast is complete without a side of mashed or fried sweet potatoes, but you'll need to watch out for these red flags to buy and store them properly.
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How To Effectively Declutter Your Kitchen With The 12:12:12 Method
The 12:12:12 method can be a simple and effective way to declutter the kitchen if you struggle to keep the space organized. Here's how to make it work.
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The Science Behind Why Turmeric Stains Everything (And How To Remove The Stains Once And For All)
Turmeric adds great flavor and color to foods, but it's frustrating when that color stains your kitchen. Here's why stains happen, and how to remove them.
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The Vintage Recipe I Come Back To Time And Time Again. (It's That Good)
Simple and sweet, this vintage recipe brings together basic ingredients to create a timeless dessert. One taste and you'll make it over and over again.
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Transform Bland Cabbage Into Something Magical With This Viral Cooking Method
Some simple steps and seasonings can transform neutral cabbage into a showstopping centerpiece. A spin on an old favorite, cabbage gets a lowcountry makeover.
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How To Install Your Own Garbage Disposal, Step By Step
If you know what you're doing, a garbage disposal should last 10 to 15 years once installed. So here's a step-by-step guide on how to do make that happen.
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Is Regular Old Water Actually Good Enough For Rinsing Fruits And Veggies?
You don't have to purchase a pricey produce wash to clean your fresh produce. You likely have all the tools you need to wash your produce at home, for free.
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The White House Thanksgiving In 1887: The Interesting Foods We Don't See Today
Thanksgiving often features many classic dishes, but these Thanksgiving meals that were served at the White House in 1887 may make you want to switch things up.
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