The Fastest Way To Make Cauliflower Rice Without Using A Knife
Cauliflower rice is a great way to get more vegetables in your diet, but it can be a pain to make and expensive to buy. Here's a little trick to try.
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Give Coleslaw An Even Better Crunch With Crushed Ramen Noodles
What could make the tangy-sweet flavors of coleslaw even better? Crushed ramen noodles. Here's how to get more crunch with every bite of coleslaw.
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14 Ways To Cook Eggs In Your Microwave
Cooking eggs in the microwave doesn't need to be gross. Take a look at the delicious ways you can cook eggs in the microwave to get some protein on busy days.
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The History Of Ciabatta Bread. (It's A Lot Younger Than You Might Think)
Ciabatta is an Italian style of bread that's long, flat, and broad, with a crusty exterior and airy, light interior. And it's actually a pretty recent creation.
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How Cracker Barrel Gets Its Iconic Look (And How You Can Recreate It In Your Kitchen)
Cracker Barrel's ambiance is unique among restaurant chains, but how was it developed, and how would you recreate it in your own home?
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The Easy Way To Clear Space In Your Fridge
Have a messy, overstuffed refrigerator in your kitchen? There's a pretty easy method to go about tidying up and make more space available to you.
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Get Your Leafy Greens In With Snackable Air Fried Kale Chips
Air fried kale chips are a tasty and healthier alternative to chips and other fried snacks. They can also be useful as crunchy additions to other dishes.
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Is Wax Paper Oven-Safe?
Parchment and wax paper might look similar, but they are hardly the same, and you should know a few things before you reach for your roll of the latter.
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12 Historical Foods That Used To Be A Sign Of Wealth
Long before the ease of grocery shopping, some foods were historically hard to get. See which common foods today used to be symbols of wealth.
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Why You Need Dark Chocolate For The Richest Mousse
As delectable as chocolate mousse is, you need dark chocolate to really make the flavor pop and create the gorgeous richness that this dessert is known for.
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The Best Way To Slice A Whole Beef Rump For Maximum Steak Cuts
Learn how to trim excess fat and choose the perfect thickness when slicing rump steak and see why doing it the right way can make all the difference.
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The Cheesy Snack You Can Order At McDonald's In Italy
You may know that McDonald’s changes its menu items in different countries, but it may surprise you to learn about this cheesy snack you can order in Italy.
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How To Mince Garlic Like A Chef In Seconds With One Simple Trick
Mincing fresh garlic is the key to imparting the best garlicky flavors, but it can be a hassle unless you know this easy trick for mincing it in seconds.
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Red-Eye Gravy Is The Southern Sauce With A Caffeinated Twist
Southern cuisine wouldn't be the same without gravy. While classic gravies are craveable additions to your meal, try this recipe that adds a caffeinated jolt.
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For Cozier Kitchen Lighting, Follow Ina Garten's Lead
Ina Garten has plenty of great advice for home chefs. If you want to elevate your cooking experience, here's what the Barefoot Contessa does in her kitchen.
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What's That Orange Cheese Mixed With Monterey Jack, Anyway?
Monterey Jack cheese tastes phenomenal on its own, but it's often found at the grocery store mixed with a bright orange cheese. Here's why.
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The 11 Best Electric Smokers, According To Reviews
Looking for the perfect electric smoker? We've read reviews and rounded up the best options on the market to help you find the best model for your needs.
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The Brazilian Bread That's Naturally Gluten-Free
If you are gluten-free and still craving the satisfying taste of fresh bread, there is an amazing alternative from Brazil that you should try. Here's why.
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7 Items To Buy Your First Time At Trader Joe's
Trader Joe's aficionados have all kinds of favorite items, but what should you buy on your very first trip to the store? Don't worry, we have plenty of recs.
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What's The Shelf Life Of Microwave Popcorn?
When the craving for deliciously convenient microwave popcorn hits, you'll be glad you still have an old bag in the pantry, unless it's not good anymore.
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The Brand Behind Costco's Kirkland Signature Grass-Fed Butter
Part of Costco's success is the way that it pairs its house brand, Kirkland Signature, with high quality producers, as is the case with their butter.
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13 Clever Ways To Clean Your Kitchen With Baking Soda
Baking soda is a natural when it comes to cleaning your kitchen. See for yourself how to use baking soda to remove stubborn stains or lingering odors.
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You Only Need 2 Store-Bought Ingredients To Recreate The Viral Cookie Croissant
The past decade has seen a croissant renaissance as clever bakers put a unique spin on the pastry. You just have to try making these cookie croissants.
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The Simple Formula For Crafting Perfect Mocktails Every Time
Trying to adapt cocktails into alcohol-free mocktails can be a little tricky if you don't know what we're doing. We asked an expert for some tips.
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Whatever Happened To The Beefsteak Charlie's Chain?
Back in the 1980s, Beefsteak Charlie's was a popular go-to all-you-can-eat chain restaurant. Here's what happened to the chain in the years since its peak.
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What's A 'Super' Arby's Sandwich?
Arby's often boasts that it "has the meats," but it turns out there's a "Super" Arby's sandwich that can enhance your Arby's dining experience.
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How To Order Pizza Hut Breadsticks That Are Vegan-Friendly
Are Pizza Hut's breadsticks friendly to those practicing a vegan lifestyle? Not necessarily by default, but they can be ordered that way, and here's how.
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