The Tricks You Need For Buffalo Burgers That Don't Fall Apart While Cooking
Buffalo meat is leaner than beef, and when making burgers, it will cook differently on the grill. We asked chef Andrew Zimmern for his tips on grilling them.
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How To Reheat A Baked Potato For Crispy Skin And A Fluffy Inside
Don't let your leftover baked potatoes fall victim to inferior reheating methods. Here's how to make sure the spuds maintain a crisp skin and soft interior.
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The M&M Candy That Will Take Your Chocolate Baked Goods To Another Level
From the McFlurry to cookie bars, M&M's are a classic addition to sweet treats. But this particular M&M candy is a must-have mix-in for chocolate baked goods.
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Don't Make This Classic Rookie Mistake When Checking On Your Grilled Meat
If you're checking your grilled meat for doneness, you should heed this expert advice and avoid the mistake that can result in a lackluster, dry protein.
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Don't Skip Over These Vintage Kitchen Storage Jars At The Thrift Store
There's a good chance you've seen this particular type of storage jar at a thrift store before, but you may not have realized just how valuable it can be.
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The Cheeses That Deserve A Spot On Your Balkan Breakfast Platter
Balkan breakfast platters definitely had their viral moment. If you're still whipping them up most mornings, here's a list of cheeses you'll want to consider.
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The Ingredient List Red Flag To Look For On A Jar Of Peanut Butter
Peanut butter is a pantry staple in households across the U.S., but many shoppers make the mistake of never looking at the ingredients list before buying a jar.
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The Cheesecake Factory Vs Longhorn Steakhouse: Who Has The Cheaper Happy Hour?
Participating in a restaurant's happy hour can help take the edge off after work. But if you're looking to save some cash, some spots are better than others.
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Where To Slice A Tri-Tip Steak For Juicy, Fall-Apart Texture
Cutting a tri-tip and keeping it tender is tricky business. To get the most out of this unique and rewarding cut of beef, follow this expert chef's advice.
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The Rise And Fall Of This Old School Soda Proves The '90s Was The Golden Age Of Gimmicky Beverages
While many know the stories of now-discontinued soda fads, like Crystal Pepsi and New Coke, this drink may have slipped under your radar during the 1990s.
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If You Love Buffalo Wild Wings' Sauce, Here's Where To Find A Copycat Version
You don't have to go to Buffalo Wild Wings or even buy the chain's commercial line of sauces to enjoy that signature flavor. This store sells a copycat version.
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This Apple Slicer Hack Is Your Secret Weapon For Better Potato Wedges
For evenly-shaped potato wedges that cook at the same rate and don't have raw centers, try using an apple slicer to cut your potato into the wedges.
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The Fancy Duck Dish That Comes To Life With Chocolate
Chocolate and duck may not be classic pairings, but that doesn't mean they don't go together. Here's the fancy duck dish perfected by a hint of chocolate.
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The 10 Best Hacks For Clearing A Clogged Kitchen Sink Drain
Dealing with a slow-moving or clogged kitchen sink? Try these expert tips to get things flowing again without having to call a plumber or handyman.
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5 Ways To Use Up Cheap Bourbon
Don't throw away a cheap bourbon you don't like. Instead, add it to your favorite recipes, from barbecue sauces, baked goods, and even homemade liqueurs.
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The Burger Bun Anthony Bourdain Always Preferred
When it comes to building the best burger, take a page out of the late and great Anthony Bourdain's book and opt for this type of bun.
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Forget Croutons And Make These Crunchy Protein-Packed Salad Toppers Instead
If you're looking for an alternative to boring old croutons, give these crunchy, homemade salad toppings a chance. They're easy to make and packed with protein.
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How Burgers And Fries Became A Classic All-American Combo
Have you ever stopped to wonder how the delicious burger and fries combo became such an American staple? Here's a bit more about the history of this tasty meal.
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10 Of Emeril Lagasse's All-Time Favorite Foods
We're diving into 10 of Emeril Lagasse's all-time favorite foods to learn about what and where this acclaimed chef likes to eat when he's not working.
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This Is What The Cheesecake Factory Actually Does With Its Leftover Cheesecake
The Cheesecake Factory sells a ton of its titular dessert, but what happens to the slices of creamy cheesecake that don't get sold and eaten?
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The Effortless Way To Clean Your Blender Without Scrubbing
Nothing is worse than a sink full of dirty dishes. Luckily, there's an easy way to clean your blender without having to scrub that will save your fingers.
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Homemade Double Truffle Aioli Recipe
We hope you like truffles, because this scene-stealing condiment is loaded with truffle flavor. Try it; your French fries will thank you.
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Save Counter Space For Big-Batch Baking With An Unconventional Cooling Rack Hack
Big-batch baking requires loads of counter space. If you don't have that, this household item makes a great unconventional cooling rack hack.
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Why Culver's Mashed Potatoes And Gravy Gets So Much Hate
Culver's is no doubt a midwestern delicacy. However, many patrons will go out of their way to avoid ordering the chain's mashed potatoes and gravy.
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This Chocolatey Caribbean Breakfast Drink Is Nothing Like Hot Cocoa
This isn't your regular cup of hot cocoa — instead, this chocolatey Caribbean treat offers a delicious twist on chocolate drinks perfect for breakfast.
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The Common Lettuce Prep Mistake That's Holding Back Your Salads
When it comes to serving and enjoying your next plate of salad, how you prep your lettuce makes more of an impact than you think. We have a tip regarding this.
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The 3 Foods Jacques Pépin Would Want If He Was Stranded On An Island
With a multitude of prestigious food-based accolades, it may come as a surprise that chef Jacques Pépin would want these basic ingredients on a deserted island.
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