How To Make And Shape Crispy Homemade Ice Cream Cones
Homemade ice cream is one way to give amazing and creative flavors a try, and they're always better with homemade ice cream cones. Here's how to make them.
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How To Give Microwaved Pasta The Perfect Al Dente Bite With Virtually No Effort
Microwaving pasta might seem blasphemous to some, but it's actually super easy to cook a bowl of perfectly al dente pasta in the appliance using these tips.
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How To Tell If Salmon Is Bad And What To Look For
Salmon, like all fish, is a delicate protein. It can go bad easily, so you have to know what to look for when shopping to avoid a nasty purchase.
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How To Tell If Your Cookware Works With An Induction Cooktop
You may not need to buy new pots and pans for your induction stove. There's a simple way to tell if your cookware is compatible with induction cooktops.
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How To Fix The Bitter Taste In Watercress
Watercress is great in salads, soups, and sandwiches, but sometimes you need to tone down its bitter flavor. If you're in this situation, try these tips.
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10 Tips For Using A Chocolate Fountain
A chocolate fountain can be the key to guests having a sweet experience at your event, but only if it's used properly. That's where this list of tips comes in.
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How To Make Super Shiny And Smooth Homemade Chocolate Glaze
Is the texture of your chocolate glaze off? Is it simply too dull and lumpy? If so, you'll want to read these expert tips for making the perfect glaze.
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How To Quick Pickle Anything And Everything
These tips will have you scouring the fridge for more food to quick pickle, an easy way to preserve flavor, reduce waste, and add a tangy twist to any meal.
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How To Use Eggplant As The 'Bread' For A Sandwich That Actually Holds Up
Yes, you can swap sandwich bread with eggplant slices for a flavorful veggie-rich base. There are many ways to do this, but this option is particularly great.
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How To Use Your Microwave To Achieve Soft And Tender Onions Faster
Caramelized onions are a nice touch to a meal, but can be super messy to cook. Avoid the oily splashback by making them in the microwave with these tips.
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How To Store Your Raw Bacon In A Clean And Convenient Way
Storing a whole bulk package of raw bacon can be messy and inconvenient. This foolproof hack solves the problem with only a few kitchen staples.
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How To Make Smooth And Seamless Cake Pops Without Using Any Frosting
If you're not a fan of overly sweet frosting or simply don't have any on hand, fret not: There's a way to make utterly soft and moist cake pops even without it.
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How To Ensure Every Single Chocolate-Covered Strawberry You Make Is Gorgeous
When covering strawberries with chocolate, you want them to have a smooth, glossy, and snappy shell. We asked an expert chocolatier for tips to achieve this.
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Why Your Air Fryer Is The Perfect Tool For Melting Chocolate
Your air fryer can do so much more than just fry. How about melt chocolate? You can't just throw a bar inside, though. Follow this advice for perfect results.
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How To Store A Pizza Peel Without Wasting Precious Kitchen Space
A pizza peel is convenient when baking but not so convenient when it comes to storage. Consider options that keep this kitchen tool handy but out of the way.
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How To Give A Tiny Kitchen More Storage Space With One Simple Addition
Tiny kitchens need all the help they can get when it comes to creating more storage space. This one simple addition can help you achieve that.
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How To Use Your Wok To Impart A Smoky Essence Into Dishes
A wok can be used for far more than you give it credit, including, with some light effort and a bit of modification, as a smoker. Here's how to pull it off.
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How To Hack This Popular Texas Roadhouse Appetizer Into A Full Meal
If you're dining at Texas Roadhouse but don't feel like ordering a whole steak, get this appetizer with a couple additions for a filling, budget-friendly meal.
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How To Properly Ripen Tomatoes Off The Plant
If you've accidentally bought unripe tomatoes at the grocery store, you can use this super easy hack to ripen them off plant in just a few days.
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How To Turn A Faux Kitchen Sink Drawer Into A Secret Cleaning Station
If you're having trouble keeping your kitchen clean and decluttered, you can use a simple DIY trick to transform faux drawers for additional storage space.
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How To Cut A Bone-In Prime Rib The Right Way
Cutting a bone-in prime rib the right way isn't just about the meat. It's also about ensuring you have the proper tools. Here's what you should know.
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How To Tell The Difference Between Farm-Raised And Wild-Caught Fish
Both farm-raised and wild-caught fish have pros and cons, but it's not much use discussing them if you can't tell the two apart. Here's what you should know.
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How To Pick Lightbulbs That Flatter The Look Of Every Room
Picking the right kind of lightbulb for each room in your home is important for the overall design and color scheme; here's how to choose the right ones.
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How To Choose The Right Whisk Depending On Your Recipe
If you only use one whisk, you may be surprised to learn there are multiple whisk types, all with specific uses meant to help you achieve a perfect meal.
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How To Make A Brew That Delivers French Press Flavor Without A Coffee Maker
No coffee maker? No problem. Here's an easy way to brew a cup of joe (or several) with only a few tools and still achieve strong, French press-level flavor.
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How To Turn Vintage Tea Towels Into Budget-Friendly Wall Art
Available in all kinds of aesthetically pleasing patterns and styles, vintage tea towels can bring color and life to your home's walls as affordable art.
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12 Absolute Best House Plants To Brighten Up Your Kitchen
Who says house plants can't make a home in your kitchen? Here are 12 of the absolute best options to brighten up your cooking space and add some greenery.
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