This Stunning Reclaimed Wood Project Makes Your Range Hood Look Custom
If you want a range hood for your kitchen but are turned off by a big, clunky, metallic affair, consider repurposing reclaimed wood to design your ideal look.
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The Old School Coffee Maker Grandma Swore By Has A Hidden Flaw
The simple coffee maker that grandma used may conjure up feelings of home, coziness, and even campfires, but the contraption actually has a pretty big flaw.
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Why I'm Not Going To Blot The Grease On My Pizza No Matter What Anyone Says
Some people like to blot the grease on their pizza with a napkin, but others see this practice as nothing short of blasphemy, and here's why.
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Never Store These 2 Vegetables Together, Here's Why
Vegetables are frequently enjoyed together in recipes, but there are two veggies that should never be stored with one another. Here's how to save your produce.
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Thrift Store Pans Look Brand New Thanks To One Pantry Staple
If you've ever passed on a pan in a thrift store due to built-up grime, head back down the aisle. With the help of this pantry staple, it'll look brand new.
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The Lemon Hack That Makes Stainless Steel Pans Look New Again
New stainless steel pans are a shiny, gorgeous joy to behold. When they're old and stained, though, all you need is a lemon (plus a kitchen staple) to fix them.
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How To Properly Set Up A Buffet For Smooth Serving
If you're planning to host a buffet style meal, consider these tips we rounded up from the experts to ensure your event goes off without a hitch.
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The Best Way To Eliminate Fish Odors While You're Cooking
Cooking fish can yield delicious results, but it can also cause fish odors to pervade your kitchen. Here's how to get rid of fishy smells when cooking.
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The Important Ratio To Follow So Your Chocolate Fondue Has Perfect Texture
For the most luscious fondue, the ratio of the melted chocolate and cream is of utmost importance. Here's how much of each to use depending on your chocolate.
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10 Things You Should Never Clean With Vinegar
Vinegar is a popular non-toxic cleaning option, but it isn’t the solution for everything. Here are the surfaces and appliances that could be damaged by vinegar.
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The Smart Buffet Tip To Keep Guests From Wasting Expensive Food
A buffet has its advantages when you're hosting, but it can lead to a lot of food wastage if you aren't careful. Luckily, there are expert tips to prevent this.
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The Can't Skip Step For The Crispiest Air Fryer Zucchini
Considering how watery zucchini is, giving it a crispy texture can be tricky. So we turned to an expert for tips on how to get the crispiest air-fried zucchini.
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7 Ways To Use Cottage Cheese In Baking
Cottage cheese is delicious on its own, but did you know there are plenty of ways it can be used to elevate baked goods too? Here are some of our favorites.
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Give Apartment Kitchens More Space With This Ikea Cutting Board Hack
Apartment kitchens are notoriously short on counter space. If you need more surface area for meal prepping or hosting, try this hack using Ikea cutting boards.
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Ina Garten's Simple Strategy For Keeping Your Fridge Uber Organized
Ina Garten has a simple method to keep her fridge uber organized. Here's her strategy that ensures everything is easy to find and that nothing gets lost.
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The British Way To Make Bread Pudding 10 Times Better
Bread pudding is already delicious, but this one simple ingredient takes bread pudding to a whole new level. You likely already have it in your fridge.
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How Often Should You Actually Clean Your Freezer?
Most of us are up to date when it comes to cleaning our refrigerator. However, we asked an expert how often we should really be cleaning the freezer.
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7 Easy And Effective Ways To Keep Cockroaches Out Of Your Kitchen
Worried about bugs hanging around your food? These expert tips will help keep cockroaches at bay so your kitchen can remain free from any unwanted houseguests.
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How To Tell If Jarred Olives Have Gone Bad
That old jar of olives in your fridge may not be safe to eat. Here's how to spot the red flags before a funky bite ruins your snack.
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Give Your Stovetop A Clean And Aesthetic Makeover With One Dollar Tree Find
Kitchen decor doesn't have to be expensive. To upgrade the look of your stovetop between uses, simply grab a few things from Dollar Tree.
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10 Easy Tips That Make Any Dinner Party Near-Perfect
Hosting a dinner party doesn't have to be a chore. We asked the experts their best tips for making it both easy to pull off and unforgettable.
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Avoid Stove Gap Spills With A Simple No-See Solution
From crumbs to oil, all kinds of debris can fall in the gap between your stove and counters while cooking. Here's an easy way to prevent this cleaning headache.
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Shoppers Call This Aldi Storage Accessory A Game-Changer For Fridges
Cleaning spills and any mess left behind by spoiled perishables in the fridge can be a tasking affair. But this nifty Aldi find can make the job so much easier.
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10 Sweet Foods That Benefit From Just A Pinch Of Salt
Our experts share their favorite sweet and salty -- or swalty -- combinations, as well as the best ways to use salt to take desserts to a whole new level.
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How To Clean A Cast Iron Skillet Without Ruining It
Cast iron pans are essential in the kitchen, but cleaning them can be a daunting task. Fear not! We have step-by-step instructions with pictures to guide you.
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Don't Throw Out That Extra Fall Produce — Repurpose It Into Decorative Cups And Bowls For Fall. (Yes, Really)
Create a unique look for your fall get-together by hollowing out different pumpkins and squashes to use as decorative serving cups and bowls. Here's how.
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How To Prep Your Fridge Before A Big Storm Hits
If bad weather is headed your way and there's a chance you might lose power, there are a few steps you can take to preserve perishable foods.
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