15 Expert Approved Tips For Designing A Mid-Century Modern-Inspired Kitchen
Mid-century modern kitchens are popular for a reason, so we consulted some experts to uncover some creative tips for how to design them yourself.
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How To Jazz Up Instant Ramen With Frozen Veggies For A Gourmet Bite
Instant ramen is easy to upgrade with frozen veggies, from edamame to leafy greens. Try these tips to take your quick meal from basic to gourmet and nutritious.
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Creamy, Dreamy Green Bean Casserole Starts With Store-Bought Alfredo Sauce
Green bean casserole is definitely a crowd-pleaser. But have you ever tried swapping the cream of mushroom soup for Alfredo sauce? Here's why it works so well.
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This Is Why The Latte Art At Your Local Coffee Shop Doesn't Matter All That Much
Latte art at a coffee shop doesn't matter as much as you might think, according to Home Coffee Expert founder and former barista Matt Woodburn-Simmonds.
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Martha Stewart Always Avoids Ordering This (And Honestly We Can't Relate)
Martha Stewart is the queen of home cooking, but we were still a little shocked when we heard that she avoids ordering this. Here's why it's so surprising.
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9 Ways Fast Food Restaurants Might Be Deceiving You
We all know fast food restaurants entice us to make purchases. But do you know how they're achieving that? Here are some clever tricks to make you buy more.
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This 3-Ingredient Pasta Bake Is Your New Favorite Easy Meal — It's So Delicious
If you need an easy weeknight dinner recipe, this one is perfect. Here's how to make a simple and delicious pasta bake with just three ingredients.
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The Crucial Mistake You Have To Avoid When Making Oxtails
Oxtail can be tricky to cook, and the last thing you want is to make this mistake that results in tough meat. Follow our expert's advice to properly prepare it.
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When Creating Your Own Recipe, Don't Forget This Vital But Often-Ignored Piece Of Info
Whether you're sharing a dish idea with friends or starting a cooking blog, if you want to write a recipe, don't forget to include this essential information.
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One Of The Worst Mixers For Bourbon Is A Popular Cocktail Staple
Bourbon features complex flavor notes that harmonize with several cocktail ingredients. Unfortunately, it can taste pretty awful with this common mixer.
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9 Regional Pizza Toppings Worth Taking A Road Trip For
You're likely familiar with the biggest regional pizza styles, but there's a whole world of lesser-known regional pizzas that deserve just as much recognition.
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Carla Hall Swears By One Creamy Combo For Dreamy Mac And Cheese
Mac and cheese is one of the best comfort meals. But if yours tends to come out dry, Carla Hall recommends these two ingredients for a creamier sauce.
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Where Does Aldi Source Its Coffee?
Almost everything in Aldi is a store brand. That's how the chain keeps prices low. Still, you might wonder where it sources some products, such as its coffee.
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Why You Don't Need A Whole Lobster When Sides Are On The Table
Buying an entire lobster can be expensive, but you don't need an entire lobster to feed a table, as long as you've got these dishes to serve with it.
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One Of Marilyn Monroe's Favorite Foods Required No Prep At All
Curious about what Marilyn Monroe loved to eat? One of her favorite foods was this veggie, which she often ate during dinnertime and required no prep.
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The 10 Best Halloween Candy And Cheese Pairings, According To A Cheesemonger
Halloween candy and gourmet cheese may not seem like it goes together. However, there are 10 delicious pairings we can recommend that won't let you down.
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My One-Ingredient Secret For The Absolute Best Chicken Soup
Want to make a pot of the best chicken soup ever? Here's the one ingredient that will take this classic comfort food to the next level.
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Level Up Boxed Yellow Cake Mix With An Apple Cider Twist
Apple cider is what your desserts have been missing all along. Here's how you can combine it with yellow cake mix to make unforgettable treats.
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The Affordable Costco Kitchen Find That Adds Elegance To Dinnertime
The next time you're at Costco for groceries, check out this dinnerware set that's versatile, simple yet eye-catching, and offers great bang for your buck.
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When Should You Plant Your Pumpkin Seeds?
Pumpkins are the essence of autumn, but to have them ready in time for the festivities, you'll likely need to plant the seeds during this crucial month.
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How To Customize A Martini The Right Way (And What To Avoid)
Thinking of ordering a martini at the bar? Chowhound spoke with an expert to determine how rookies should approach customizing this versatile cocktail.
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The Mistake That's Ruining Your Grilled Cheese Sandwich's Cheese Pull
As we learned exclusively from Harris Meyer, chef and owner of the Creamline restaurant, one mistake is ruining your grilled cheese sandwich's cheese pull.
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You Can Learn A Lot About A Whiskey By Just Looking At It
Whiskeys seem to come in every shade of brown, but these hues may be able to help you decipher the flavor notes before cracking open the bottle.
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Trust The Process And Make Instant Ramen The Star Of Your Next Burger
Build the ultimate fusion meal by making a ramen burger. Bear with us, it's much more practical, delicious, and customizable than you might think.
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10 Old-School Summer Picnic Foods We Don't Really See Anymore
While having a picnic is still as popular as it once was, the foods we bring on it aren't. These old-school summer picnic foods just aren't around anymore.
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Why Thrifted Cast Iron Skillets Can Be Better Than New
If you find a cast iron skillet at a thrift store, that's even better than purchasing one brand new. Here's why you should buy cast iron secondhand.
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The Colorado Restaurant That Served Elvis' Favorite Sandwich
Elvis' favorite sandwich of all time was served up by this old Colorado restaurant, and if you want to make the sandwich for yourself, you can.
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