The Kitchen Staple That Will Help Prevent Your Cake From Drying Out
If you want to make sure that your sweet cake keeps its rich, moist texture, this common pantry item can help you seal things up.
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13 Spots In Your Kitchen That You're Probably Forgetting To Clean
Next time you clean your kitchen, be sure to tackle these 13 areas of the room that do not always make chore to-do lists
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Welsh Rarebit Is The Quick British Meal You Can Make In Under 20 Minutes
This classic British meal makes the most of toast and a rich cheese sauce, creating an irresistible dinner in minutes flat.
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The Unique Benefit Of Cooking With A Cast Iron
Cast-iron cookware may be known for their durability, but there is one special benefit of cooking with them that will impact your health in a positive way.
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Ree Drummond's Favorite 'Lifelong Comfort Meal' Is A Simple Chicken Dish Full Of Flavor
We all have those comfort foods that we just can't get enough of. For culinary personality Ree Drummond, it's this delicious, classic chicken dish.
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There Might Be Bugs In Your Fresh Strawberries — Don't Panic
The last thing you ever want to see before you eat fruit is a bug crawling out of it, but that can happen with strawberries. But here's why you shouldn't panic.
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Can You Make Overnight Oatmeal With Pintola High-Protein Oats?
If you're looking to transform the viral Pintola oats into an overnight oatmeal dish, there are a few rules you should follow for the best texture and taste.
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The Gross Reason You Should Avoid Gas Station Nachos (If You Aren't Already)
Gas stations are a key part of commuting across America, but some of their food offerings can be a bit suspect. That goes double for gas station nachos.
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Celery Vinegar Is The Secret To Brighter Sauces, Slaws, And Sweets
Here's everything you need to know about celery vinegar, including how it's made, where to get it, how it tastes, and how to use it in your next dish.
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This Japanese Steaming Method Is The Only One You Need For Evenly Cooked Fish Every Time
Cooking fish well can be a surprisingly complicated endeavour, but it doesn't have to be. Not when you use this simple Japanese steaming method.
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How To Spatchcock A Turkey The Easy Way According To Ree Drummond
Turkey is the ideal way to feed a holiday crowd, but we think it's time to take Ree Drummond's advice on how to spatchcock the bird for quick and even cooking.
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This Old-Fashioned Chicken Dish Is The Vintage Comfort Food Your Slow Cooker Was Made For
Vintage foods are often of the "how did they eat that" variety, but this chicken dish could break into your rotation if you use your slow cooker to make it.
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Will Eating Bourbon Fudge Give You A Buzz?
So you have some bourbon fudge in front of you and want to dive in, but you're driving — will it give you a buzz? The answer depends on a few things.
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Martha Stewart's Easy Hack Makes Opening Stuck Jars A Breeze
Martha Stewart is an expert in all things kitchen-related, so it should come as no surprise that she has a simple trick to open up stuck jars.
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The Pork Cut Swap That Makes Your Lemongrass Pork Beat Any Restaurant's
Vietnamese lemongrass pork is a classic dish that you can actually make even better at home, as long as you're buying the right cut of pork.
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Say Goodbye To Boring Dish Drying Mats And Hello To This Stylish Alternative
It's time to ditch those boring and not so sanitary dish drying mats in your kitchen. Instead, go for one made of this stylish and sturdy natural ingredient.
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How To Make Frozen Pizza Taste Restaurant-Quality Without Any Extra Ingredients Or Tools
Mimicking restaurant-quality pizza with a premade, frozen pie is tough, but one cooking trick can make your boxed pizza taste like it's fresh from the pizzeria.
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The Gross Part Of Your Kitchen Sink You're Probably Forgetting To Clean
When cleaning your kitchen, you might sanitize your sponges and scrub the sink. But are you remembering to regularly wash this essential kitchen sink accessory?
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Instead Of Tossing Those Orange Peels, Turn Them Into A Fragrant Cleaning Spray
Want to keep your kitchen extra fresh? Make use of those leftover orange peels by working them into a delightful and easy-to-make cleaning spray.
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5 Important Food Safety Tips For Your Next Picnic
The best picnic spread is a healthy, food-safe one. Follow these essential tips to make sure your bringing the freshest, safest food to the great outdoors.
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Here's How Long You Should Grill Thin Pork Chops For Juicy Results
Grilling thin pork chops takes a bit more focus than thicker cuts if you want juicy results. To help you get there, here's some guidance on cooking times.
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Keep Your Drinks Cold This Summer With An Easy Pool Noodle Hack
Whether you're hanging by the pool or relaxing in the lake this summer, all you need to keep your drinks cold is an easy pool noodle hack and a few minutes.
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One Of The Best Pantry Upgrades You Can Make Is Also One Of The Cheapest
The kitchen pantry can often end up a dark void of disorganization where you don't know exactly what you have. Here's a cheap upgrade with huge payoff.
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Should You Throw Away Rusty Mason Jar Lids?
While the glass jars can be used pretty much forever, metal Mason jar lids don't fare so well over time, going rusty or getting damaged. What should you do?
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12 Traditional Sauces You'll Find In Japan
Japanese sauces are delicious and complex, and we've rounded up the 12 best ones you need in your pantry — whether you're making hotpot or fried foods.
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Black Garlic Ketchup Makes The Best Glaze For Meatloaf, Ribs, And More
Made from fermented black garlic, this ketchup has a sweet yet smoky and umami flavor that can take your meats and vegetables to delicious new heights.
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The Layering Tip That Prevents Delicate Pizza Toppings From Burning
Are those delicate leaves of spinach and basil turning into bitter, burned char on your pizza? Chances are, you aren't layering them properly.
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