The Worst Way To Cut Watermelon Just Creates More Work When You're Eating It
There's really no wrong way to cut a watermelon when it's hot out. But cutting watermelon this way can actually make it harder and messier to eat.
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Bobby Flay's 2-Oil Trick For Flavorful Cooking
Bobby Flay has shared many tips and tricks over the years, but his two-oil method for more flavorful (and affordable) cooking is among the best.
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The Kitchen Layout Mistake Everyone Makes When Adding An Island
If you're thinking about adding an island to the middle of your kitchen, you need to first make sure that you're not making this critical mistake.
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13 Tasteful Ways To Hide Your Microwave In Your Kitchen
Most of us have microwaves in our kitchens, but they usually seem out of place. Take a look at how to disguise this appliance while still keeping it functional.
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The Spot You're Probably Ignoring When Cleaning Your Refrigerator
Food only remains as fresh as the appliance its kept in. That's why it's essential to clean every bit of your fridge, including this commonly overlooked part.
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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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The 9 Best Natural Repellents To Keep Ants Away From Your Picnic
Ants are the guests no one wants around at a picnic. To keep these pesky bugs away from your outdoor feast, try any of these easy-to-use, natural deterrents.
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The Common Household Disinfectant You Should Never Use To Clean Your Refrigerator
This one common household disinfectant doesn't just risk damaging your refrigerator, but can also be dangerous to use around your food, too.
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Stop Forgetting To Clean This Kitchen Appliance (Or Risk The Consequences)
There's a special tool in your kitchen that probably needs some sprucing up. Here's how to give it a proper cleaning, and why it's to important.
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Rachael Ray's Garbage Bowl Tip To Speed Up Dinner Prep
Tired of spending so much time cleaning up after dinner? Try using a garbage bowl, a Rachael Ray-approved method for prepping dinner faster and with less mess.
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The First Step You Should Always Take When Cleaning Out Your Refrigerator
Cleaning out your refrigerator is a sadly necessary task, but there's a key step you might be ignoring, one that can make your cleaning session much easier.
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Why You Shouldn't Wash Strawberries As Soon As You Get Home
While it may be tempting to wash off all of the grime on a container of strawberries fresh from the grocery store, you shouldn't for this important reason.
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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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Jimmy Dean Breakfast Bowls Are The Secret Hack For Near Effortless Breakfast Burritos
Everyone loves a good quick-and-easy meal for breakfast, but burritos aren't either. That is, unless you use this hack involving Jimmy Dean breakfast bowls.
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The Trick To Charring Hot Dogs Without A Grill
The best way to cook a hot dog is on the grill, no question, but not everyone has one. If you don't, don't worry. Here's a way to char them without one.
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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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What Gordon Ramsay Does With Grilled Chicken To Ensure A Crisp Caesar Salad
A bright, crisp Caesar salad is a treat, but adding grilled chicken for a bit of protein can make your salad wilt. Here's how Gordon Ramsay gets around this.
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7 Must-Have Canned Foods And 7 To Avoid In Your Pantry
Having a well-stocked pantry is always a good idea, but some foods are much better to store for longer periods while others should be left on grocery shelves.
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Air Fryer Hacks You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
From baking a quick batch of cookies to cooking frozen chicken wings, here are some great ways to make the most of this multi-faceted kitchen appliance.
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How To Grill Flanken-Cut Short Ribs For Fast, Flavorful Results
Grilling flanken-cut short ribs can be intimidating because of how thin they are, so we asked an expert for advice on grilling them fast and for maximum flavor.
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Make An Open-Concept Layout Feel Seamless By Using This Kitchen Lighting Tip
Open-concept layouts are an amazing way to make your home feel more connected. This lighting tip helps ensure the transition between sections is seamless.
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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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How To Eat Protein-Packed Lupini Beans, For The Uninitiated
Lupini beans are often served as appetizers to be eaten on their own, but don't just pop them straight into your mouth. Here's how to eat them properly.
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Why You Should Really Get To Know Your Oven And How To Do It
A secret not many know is that every oven is a little different. Here's how you can learn your oven's quirks, and why it's so important to do so.
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5 Things Your Mom Had In Her Kitchen In The '70s
Feeling nostalgic for the past? From colorful appliances to vibrant storage containers, these memorable items were popular kitchen essentials in the 1970s.
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