The One Dish Wolfgang Puck Made For The Oscars For 20 Years
Wolfgang Puck's cooking has become a staple of Oscars season, but one of his dishes is now so lauded that celebrities know to ask for it ahead of time.
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The Clearest Signs That Your Food Is Freezer Burnt
Freezer burn sounds like an egregious disaster that's befallen your frozen food. It's not, but there are signs you can look out for to recognize freezer burn.
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How To Store Fresh Mint To Keep All That Flavor Intact
Fresh mint adds vibrant flavor to varied dishes and drinks, but its taste will fade fast if you don't know how to store it properly. We provide valuable tips.
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Skip The Mayo. Dress Your Coleslaw In Alabama White BBQ Sauce Instead
Give your homemade coleslaw a unique twist by swapping its usual mayonnaise-based dressing with Alabama white sauce, a regional BBQ topping with plenty of tang.
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Marcus Samuelsson Swears By A Simple Pan Swap For Cornbread
Cornbread is an essential comfort food. When chef Marcus Samuelsson makes the elite side dish, he insists on using a particular kind of pan.
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Planning To Make That Viral TikTok Cucumber Salad? Please Watch Your Fingers
Cucumber salads and mandolines have completely taken over TikTok. Here's how to slice a cucumber so your fingers can stay protected from any accidental cuts.
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Here's What A Bad Watermelon Looks Like Inside
Choosing a watermelon can feel like running the gauntlet until you get home and slice it open. But, these tips will help you choose the perfectly juicy melon
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Bagels Are Sliced Like Loaves Of Bread In St. Louis And It Might Be Brilliant
St. Louis has been quietly slicing its bagels very differently from the rest of us. Then, one tweet shocked the world, and the implications may be a revolution.
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Why You Should Grab Perishable Groceries From The Back Of The Shelf
Although it may seem counterintuitive, for the freshest products, shoppers should always grab perishable groceries from the back of supermarket shelves.
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5 Canned Fruits You Actually Need In Your Pantry
Canned fruits are treated like the low-quality cousin of fresh fruit, but they're actually great in many dishes. Here's 5 worth having in your pantry.
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Improve Store-Bought Alfredo Sauce With One Staple Seasoning
Having store-bought Alfredo sauce on hand when you need a quick and easy pasta dinner is great, but you can improve it with one particular ingredient.
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The European Fish Ina Garten Buys Whenever She's In Paris
Ina Garten is choosy when it comes to fish. That's why she always makes sure to buy this delicate and delicious specimen whenever she's in Paris.
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The Tender Beef Cuts You Need For Takeout-Worthy Beef And Broccoli
Beef and broccoli is one of the most iconic Chinese-American dishes, and it's luckily easy to make at home. However, you'll want to choose the right beef cuts.
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How To Butterfly And Cook A Lobster Tail
Lobster tails at home are only a few steps away. We're here to teach you how to butterfly and cook this delicious seafood delicacy three different ways.
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11 Canned Foods That Are Just As Good As Fresh, According To Chefs
Don't feel bad about getting these foods canned instead of fresh, as they're just as good canned as the fresh stuff, according to these chef experts.
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The Fastest Hack To Ripen Fresh Peaches
If you bought some fresh peaches and they're a little more underripe than you'd prefer, try this foolproof method to ripen them in just a day or two.
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Customize Your Yakisoba Like Ramen For Better Instant Noodles
Instant yakisoba noodles are a convenient item worth stocking up on. But to take this product to a new level, you'll want to add in extra veggies and protein.
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13 Tasty Ways To Upgrade Wendy's Chili
We do enjoy Wendy's chili. But if it feels like something's missing, check out our suggestions that will take your chili to a whole new level of deliciousness.
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Borrow An Ingredient From Your Bar Cart For Moister Cakes
Nobody likes dry cake. If you want to keep your precious home-baked goods nice and moist, the best solution is an essential cocktail ingredient.
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The Only Reason You Should Open The Lid When Making A Slow Cooker Meal
When using a slow cooker, very little moisture escapes while the food cooks, which can be a problem if you're attempting to make a thick soup or sauce.
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The Absolute Simplest Way To Make Canned Beans Taste Homemade
If you have canned beans in your pantry and you just can't figure out what to do with them, we've got you covered. Here's how to upgrade those legumes.
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Make Your Cake Look Like Cherry Blossom Trees Inside With A Simple Trick
Decorating a cake's exterior is important, but with a super simple technique, you can make the baked good's cross-section look like cherry blossoms.
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How To Tell If Your Bread Is About To Go Bad
Whether you bake your own loafs of bread or you spend your money at the store, there's nothing worse than surrendering your fresh loaf to a moldy takeover.
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13 Genius Ways To Use Leftover Rotisserie Chicken
A rotisserie chicken is often difficult to eat in one sitting, meaning it often results in many leftovers. This delicious meat doesn't have to go to waste.
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The Best Way To Enjoy Costco's Shrimp Tempura Taco Kit
Fans of Costco appreciate the bulk retailer's proprietary meal kits. Here's how you can get the most out of the company's shrimp tempura taco kit.
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Trader Joe's Holds The Secret To Quick, Delicious Ahi Tuna
Want to upgrade your ahi tuna from decent to delicious? All you need is one secret ingredient -- and you can find it at your local Trader Joe's.
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Burger 101: When To Season Beef For The Best Flavor Results
When you're after the most flavorful burger, when's the best time to season the meat? There are two main answers, and we're explaining them both.
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