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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How To Make An Eco-Friendly Kitchen Floor Cleaning Solution With Ingredients You Already Own
A few simple ingredients are all it takes to create an eco-friendly kitchen floor cleaner. Bonus: You likely already have them in your kitchen pantry.
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For A DIY Paper Towel Holder In A Pinch, Use This Household Item You Already Have
If you don't have a place to store your paper towels and don't want to buy a holder, fret not. This simple DIY paper towel holder can be constructed in minutes.
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How To Fix A Leaky Dishwasher Without Having To Call A Plumber
A leaky dishwasher can have you contemplating making a pricey call to the plumber. Here's how to fix it yourself instead of picking up the phone for help.
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The Quick And Easy Sheet Pan Breakfast Your Family Will Request Every Weekend
This simple breakfast feeds everyone at once, is fully customizable, and makes mornings stress-free. Perfect for meal prep and easy mornings.
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How To Make Tea Using Whole Cinnamon Sticks
You don't need a lot to make sweet-spicy cinnamon tea. Here's everything to know, from the type of cinnamon you should use to what else you can add to the brew.
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How To Fix Air Bubbles In Buttercream Frosting Without Using A Mixer
Air is an unspoken essential ingredient in buttercream frosting, but too much and it may disappoint. Here's an easy way to remove air bubbles, no mixer needed.
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How To Properly Season Shrimp For Grilling
Grilling is a great way to give shrimp a nice char and smokiness. But it's equally important to balance those intense flavors with the right seasoning.
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Don't Toss Those Potato Peels! Use Them To Season Cookware Instead, Here's How
Wait, don't throw out your potato peels! Instead, you can use them to season your cookware for the low price of absolutely free (plus some oil and salt).
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How To Avoid Exploding Your Mason Jars While Prepping Soups This Fall
Mason jars are the perfect meal prep containers for taking soups to go, but you should be careful when transferring hot broth, bisque, or other liquid to one.
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Thrift Store Pans Look Brand New Thanks To One Pantry Staple
If you've ever passed on a pan in a thrift store due to built-up grime, head back down the aisle. With the help of this pantry staple, it'll look brand new.
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DIY A Stylish Cake Stand With Upcycled Lids From Pots And Pans
Don't throw away those free-floating pot and pan lids hanging out at the bottom of your cabinets. Instead, use them to make a charming custom cake stand.
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How To Authenticate Vintage Pyrex
Ready to find out if that Pyrex you found on the thrift store shelf is authentic? There are some trusted tricks to try to be sure it's the real deal.
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How To Easily Mash Potatoes (Without A Masher)
You don't need a masher to mash potatoes, but you do need some patience, and potentially some other handy kitchen tools. Here's how to make a great batch.
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How To Pick The Best Oil To Season Your Cast Iron
The type of oil you use to season your cast iron cookware makes all the difference. We spoke to Cowboy Kent Rollins to get his picks for the best seasoning oil.
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7 Ways To Use Cottage Cheese In Baking
Cottage cheese is delicious on its own, but did you know there are plenty of ways it can be used to elevate baked goods too? Here are some of our favorites.
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Sweet Potatoes Make The Perfect Pint-Size Jack-O'-Lanterns
Not in the mood to carve a whole pumpkin? These adorable sweet potato Jack-o'-lanterns have you covered, and they're relatively easy to make.
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How To Make Refreshing Homemade Apple Juice (No Juicer Required)
Craving fresh apple juice? The good news is it's easy to make at home using only the parts of the fruit you probably don't eat, plus two other ingredients.
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How To Clean A Cast Iron Skillet Without Ruining It
Cast iron pans are essential in the kitchen, but cleaning them can be a daunting task. Fear not! We have step-by-step instructions with pictures to guide you.
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How To Properly Clean Your Bamboo Steamer
Bamboo steamers are a delicious way to warm up delicate dishes, but you need to follow a certain cleaning protocol to keep them in good shape.
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How To Prep Your Fridge Before A Big Storm Hits
If bad weather is headed your way and there's a chance you might lose power, there are a few steps you can take to preserve perishable foods.
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How To Craft Your Very Own Tea Garden Right In Your Kitchen
A kitchen tea garden yields the possibility of fresh herbs for tea whenever you want them. Here's how to start your own kitchen tea garden today.
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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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How To Easily Debone A Rotisserie Chicken
If you just picked up a rotisserie chicken, there are a few ways you can save some of it for later. Here is how to easily debone your fresh purchase.
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How To Reheat Fried Chicken: 3 Foolproof Methods
There are a few ways to reheat fried chicken that can return the soggy pieces to their former glory. In this guide, we outline the three best methods.
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Here's How To Know If Your Cantaloupe Has Gone Bad
Don't settle for bland, mushy cantaloupe that's past its prime. Read these expert tips for gauging a cantaloupe's ripeness and storing it before it goes bad.
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This Is The Best Way To Reheat Frozen Pizza
Read on to discover how to make your slices taste fresh. Here's the best way to reheat a frozen pizza at home, using just a microwave and an air fryer.
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