How To Calculate Drinks-Per-Person To Avoid A Major Party Foul
The next time you're throwing a party, you'll inevitably have to figure out drinks-per-person to make sure everyone is happen. And there's ane asy way to do it.
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How To Freeze Potatoes The Right Way (And Why Most People Get It Wrong)
The truth is, with just a few quick and easy prep steps, you can upgrade your freezing game and never let any leftover potatoes go to waste again.
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How To Use A Steel Sponge For The Shiniest Pots And Pans
If you're on a mission to make your cookware look brand new again, a steel sponge is equipped to cut through any grime and gunk for shiny, clean results.
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How To Prevent Sheet Pans From Warping In The Oven
Are your sheet pans constantly warping in the oven? There are a few different tricks you can follow to help prevent them from warping while you bake.
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How To Make Iced Gas Station Coffee Taste Café-Worthy
Gas station coffee doesn't have a reputation for high quality, but with these tips and tricks, you can make your next to-go cup taste barista-made.
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How To Properly Clean Your Moka Pot
The moka pot produces uniquely strong, tasty coffee, but that's only if you keep your brewer clean. Here's how to properly clean a moka pot.
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How To Cut In Butter Like A Pro-Baker
Cutting in butter is a key step when baking that ensures the perfect tender, flaky results. Here's how to cut in butter like a true pro-baker.
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How To Make Alfredo Sauce With Just 3 Ingredients
Alfredo sauce is among the best sauces you can know how to make because it's as delicious as it is simple. And you only need three common ingredients.
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Don't Set Up Your Backyard Drink Station Without Considering This First
But no one will have much fun at your backyard barbecue if they're stuck in the hot summer sun without a cold drink. Enter the patio drink station.
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How To Turn A Standard Mason Jar Into A 1950s Diner-Inspired Sugar Pourer
Mason jars can be used in a shockingly broad variety of ways, from packed salad lunches to the base for 1950s diner-inspired sugar pourers.
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How To Turn Leftover Evaporated Milk Into Regular Milk
If you have leftover evaporated milk, it's tempting to toss it. Instead, use this ratio to dilute it so you can use it just like regular milk (almost).
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How To Extract Every Last Drop Of Flavor From Your Leftover Pineapple Core
Don't throw out that tough fibrous core left over from cutting a pineapple. It is perfectly edible, packed with nutrients, and can be consumed in many ways.
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How To Properly Grate Fresh Nutmeg
Freshly ground whole nutmeg packs more of a flavor punch than pre-ground nutmeg. Here's the best way to grate whole nutmeg for any culinary use.
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How To Eat A Guava The Right Way
A sweet, sometimes sour staple in many cuisines, guavas are a delicious fresh fruit. Here's what to know if you want to eat one on its own or in a classic dish.
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There's An Easy Hack For Hiding Those Annoying Gaps Above Your Kitchen Cabinets
Some cabinets have this thin little gap above them that can make you tear your hair out. Instead of letting them win, try this hack for hiding them.
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How To Make The Viral Chopped Italian Sandwich At Home
Featuring an assortment of cold cuts, veggies, and cheese, the chopped Italian sandwich went viral on TikTok in 2023. Here's how to make it at home.
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Transform Popcorn Kernels Into Cornmeal With One Easy Process
Popcorn is a beloved snack, whether you're at the movies or not. Turns out, you can transform your popcorn kernels into cornmeal with little effort.
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How To Repurpose A Stainless Steel Cart For An Outdoor Kitchen
Warm weather means it's time to start cooking outside. Whatever your outdoor kitchen setup is, a stainless steel cart offers portable counter and storage space.
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How To Prepare Wood Ear Mushrooms Without Losing Their Signature Crunch Or Flavor
Wood ear mushrooms are a distinctive fungus that offer a trademark crunch along with the ability to hold flavors. Here's how to prep them to keep these traits.
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How To Make A Decadent Chocolate Mousse Using Leftover Rice
Yes, you can make a rich chocolate mousse out of cooked rice. Here's how to do so, along with some tips to make your rice-based mousse even better.
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How To Build A 'Survival' Lunch Box Using Gas Station Staples
Road trips and long shifts at work require quick, convenient, and nutritious sustenance. Build a well-rounded "survival" meal with gas station fare.
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You Can Order Freshly Made Fries At Chick-Fil-A (But You Probably Don't Need To)
Chick-fil-A's waffle fries are legendary, made all the better by a dunking in one of the chain's sauces. If you want them freshly made, here's how to ask.
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This Spinning Peanut Butter Hack Will Bring The Last Of Your Jar To The Top
Having trouble getting the last bit of peanut butter out of the jar? Here's how to bring the last peanut butter to the top without getting your hands dirty
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How To Peel Lobster Tails Faster Using A Simple Spoon Trick
Struggling to peel your lobster tails properly? All you need to peel lobster tails perfectly is a simple kitchen spoon. Here's how to do it.
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How To Add Chrome To Your Kitchen Without Breaking The Bank
Chrome is a sleek, durable material that works with a variety of kitchen decors and other materials. Add chrome to your kitchen with these affordable options.
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How To Use Trader Joe's Lobster Bisque For A Quick & Delicious Weeknight Pasta
Trader Joe's lobster bisque may be a stunning appetizer, but its creamy and buttery thickness also makes it a fantastic sauce for quick and easy pasta dishes.
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How To Hack A Mini Bacon Cheeseburger From Texas Roadhouse's Kids Menu
Texas Roadhouse offers a bacon cheeseburger, but if you just want a smaller snack version, you can hack it through the Texas Roadhouse kids menu.
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