The Easiest Way To Make Store-Bought Bread Rolls Taste Homemade
Looking for a way to zhuzh up that pack of bread rolls? This simple trick will make them softer, more fresh and buttery, and infuse them with flavor.
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Why Cooking Too Many Things In The Oven At Once Is A Big No-No
If you're cooking for a crowd during the holidays, chances are you'll have to balance cooking multiple items at once. But our expert thinks that's a mistake.
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The Best Butter Brands, According To Professional Bakers
Picking a brand of butter from the store can be tricky with the wide variety and price ranges available. We spoke to expert bakers to get the insider scoop.
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Bobby Flay And Michael Symon Strongly Disagree On This Tomato Sauce Technique
Bobby Flay and Michael Symon are two of the most renowned chefs in the world, but they don't agree on one ingredient that can make or break tomato sauce.
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13 Different Mayonnaise Variations You Can Find Around The World
Think you know the full extent of mayonnaise's capabilities? Think again. There's a long list of mayo variations, each putting their own spin on the condiment.
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Your Mushroom Soup Came Out Bland Again. Here's How To Save It
Mushroom soup should be rich with umami and bursting with flavor. If your version keeps coming up short, add this simple ingredient just before serving.
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For A Juicier Steak, Never Do This While Searing
Cook the juiciest steak at home by skipping the one technique we're all tempted to try in order to get the crustiest pan sear on every last inch of the beef.
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Yes, You Can Brown Butter In The Microwave. Here's How To Do It
It's an easy way to upgrade a number of recipes, from baked goods to flavorful pasta, but browning butter on the stove can be touchy — here's an easier way.
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The Hard-To-Clean Cooking Tool That Wax Paper Shines Effortlessly
That one kitchen tool you dread cleaning doesn’t stand a chance against this easy hack. All you need is something already sitting in your drawer.
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Guy Fieri's Flavortown Sauces, Ranked
Guy Fieri has a big personality, and an even bigger line of sauces to back his claim as the Mayor of Flavortown. We ranked each one, read what we thought here.
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The Citrus Juice You Should Be Incorporating Into Your Pancake Batter
Pancakes are always pretty good, but they could be even better. All you need is this fruity addition to improve both the texture and flavor of pancakes.
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This Is What Makes Dutch Apple Pie Different From American
Apple pie is apple pie, right? Not quite. Discover the key difference between American and Dutch apple pie (and whether the Dutch version is truly authentic).
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The Hidden Risk Of Sampling Berries At The Grocery Store
It can be tempting to sample a berry at the grocery store to avoid buying a bad batch, but there are several reasons you'll want to wait until they're washed.
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The Easiest Fish For Beginners To Grill, According To Bobby Flay
It’s tricky to grill seafood that stays juicy and doesn’t fall apart. Bobby Flay's expert advice for beginners is all about choosing the right fish.
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Mayonnaise Myths You Should Stop Believing
Whether you love mayonnaise or hate it, there’s a lot of misinformation out there about this incredibly versatile condiment. So what’s the truth?
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The Effortless Sweet-And-Savory Appetizer That's Perfect For Entertaining
Whip up a sweet-and-savory appetizer that's easy to make and tastes just as good as it looks, using just two melt-in-your-mouth, flavor-packed ingredients.
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How To Pick Ginger Like A Pro For Maximum Flavor Every Time
If you buy your ginger too early or too late, it could put the whole flavor profile in jeopardy. But luckily, chef Maricel Gentile knows just how to pick it.
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The Safety Reason Mason Jar Lids Have 2 Pieces
Why does that home-canned jam have a two-piece lid, but the stuff from the store only has one? The reason why may interest you before you can your next batch.
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The Steak Cooking Mistake To Avoid, Unless You Want Dried Out Meat
Cooking steak can go haywire in seemingly countless ways, but our expert sets you on solid footing in front of your grill so the meat isn’t a dried-out mess.
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Why Cracker Barrel Mac And Cheese Is The Best Store-Bought Variety You Can Buy
Cracker Barrel boxed mac and cheese not only ranked highest on our taste test, but it has a budget-friendly ingredient that is a surprising time saver.
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Dish Too Spicy? Adding This Seasoning Saves Your Taste Buds From Torment
Spice isn't for everyone. If you need to mellow out the flavor of your dish, try using this seasoning, which you might already have in your spice cabinet.
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The Biggest Mistakes People Make When Cooking Rice
Despite the fact that rice seems to be one of the most ubiquitous grains we use in the kitchen, there are still several ways we can ruin this very simple dish.
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Unlock Fried Rice's Inner Umami Instantly With Just A Few Dashes Of This Liquid
Fried rice is delicious enough on its own, but one ingredient you may already have in your kitchen cupboards can take it to the next level quickly.
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13 Ways To Use Mayonnaise That You Need To Try ASAP
Yes, mayonnaise makes a great sandwich spread, but it can do so much more. Try these 13 creative uses, and be amazed by the condiment's versatility.
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The Secret To Melt-In-Your-Mouth Pulled Pork Is A Can Of This Classic Soda
While there are several ways to cook pulled pork, this simple method involves using a can of a popular soft drink for a unique flavor profile.
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The Part Of Your Instant Pot You've Probably Never Cleaned
Your Instant Pot might not be as spotless as you think. One overlooked part could be trapping stubborn odors and making your meals taste less than fresh.
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11 Rib Mistakes That Are Ruining Your BBQ And How To Avoid Them
Ribs can easily turn from a tasty, tender treat to a sad, burnt mess. To get the best results every time, you need to avoid some common mistakes.
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