No One Can Ever Watch The Oldest Televised Cooking Show Again
The oldest televised cooking show is lost to time, meaning it can never be watched again. Here’s what happened to the groundbreaking program.
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11 Inexpensive Ways To Upgrade Aldi Premade Meals
Aldi has an assortment of premade meals and products, and giving these tasty but familiar flavors a boost of freshness is easier than you might think.
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The Best Style Of Beer To Give Brownies An Epic Flavor Upgrade
Brownies are delicious, but they become something extraordinary when you add this style of beer to the mix. Prepare yourself to devour the whole batch.
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12 Alternatives To Plastic Shopping Bags You'll Actually Want To Use
Decrease your plastic consumption and increase your grocery-carrying capabilities with these plastic bag alternatives that you'll enjoy having on hand.
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Make A Cheesy Gordita Crunch At Home With This Simple Steamer Hack
Make your own Cheesy Gordita Crunch at home with an easy steamer hack that softens tortillas perfectly and recreates the fast-food favorite.
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For The Most Flavorful Fresh Salmon, Buy It During This Season
If you've had salmon more than a few times, you already know there can be a huge difference in quality between filets. For best flavor, buy it in this season.
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How America's Oldest Cooking Show Made One Woman A Household Name
In 1924, one of America's most beloved cooks starred in the country's first cooking show. What's even more remarkable was that the host wasn't a real person.
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13 Popular Fruits, Ranked By Sugar Content
Fruit is packed with vitamins, antioxidants, and general healthy goodness, but some of nature's creations contain more sugar than others.
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The Aldi Steak Shoppers Say Is Better Than Ribeye
Ribeye steaks certainly have their fans, but they're not the only cut of beef worth buying at Aldi. Check out this other more affordable steak.
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For Tender Fall-Off-The-Bone Chicken Wings, Use This Unexpected Trick
The secret isn’t in the sauce — it’s in a nifty kitchen appliance. Put it to work, and you’ll get tender, fall-off-the-bone wings with hardly any fuss.
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The Feast Of A Dinner Bob Dylan Once Listed Off Sounds Too Good Not To Recreate
If Bob Dylan is among your picks for dream dinner party companions, you should know that the music legend has some very particular ideas about the menu plan.
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8 Types Of Potatoes And The Best Ways To Use Them
Potatoes are a starchy staple, and for good reason. Our three experts explain why versatility is part of the potato's charm and the best ways to use each type.
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Why Dark Meat Chicken Is The Best For Flavorful Soup
If you’re trying to choose between using white and dark meat, chicken thighs and legs may offer more benefits than breasts for a richer, more satisfying soup.
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To Clean Extra-Grimy Pots And Pans, Reach For This Handy Power Tool
It's time to stop struggling with scrubbing dirty pots and pans that have layers of grime caked on. This handy power tool will make cleaning a breeze.
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Forget Tacos, Mario Lopez Wants This Underrated Mexican Dish On Your Radar
Everybody loves tacos, but they're far from the only dish that's unique to Mexico. Actor Mario Lopez thinks more people should be eating this Mexican dish.
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11 Ways To Make Ice Cream Without An Ice Cream Maker
Ice cream makers work well, but can take up a lot of space for an appliance most people might use sparingly. Here's 11 other DIY ways to make ice cream at home.
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The Vintage Julia Child Cookbook That Could Be Worth Thousands
If you have this vintage cookbook lying around, it could be worth a lot of money. Here's how to find out if that Julia Child cookbook is valuable.
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Lidia Bastianich's Stock Tips For Perfectly Textured Risotto
The next time you make risotto at home, use this tip from Lidia Bastianich about the amount of stock to use to ensure your dish comes out perfectly every time.
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Jimmy Buffett Loved This Louisiana Meal So Much It Inspired His Music
Jimmy Buffett loves margaritas and cheeseburgers, but there's another Louisiana meal he dedicated an entire song to that you should absolutely try.
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The Costco Trick That'll Get You More Steak For Your Buck
This trending Costco shopping trick can help you get more steak for your buck by choosing the right cuts and maximizing value at the meat counter.
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15 Delicious Ways To Eat Store-Bought Olive Tapenade
Olive tapenade deserves better than life as a simple cracker spread. These ideas take it beyond the appetizer tray and into full-on flavor upgrade territory.
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6 Must-Have Kitchen Tools For Making Homemade Pizza
Food Network TV personality and decorated cookbook author Giada De Laurentiis told us the kitchen tools she uses for easier, restaurant-worthy homemade pizzas.
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There's A Best Time To Eat Breakfast, According To Science
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, as the old adage goes. In terms of what time you should be eating breakfast, the science is pretty clear.
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The Difference Between Pasture-Fed And Grass-Fed Beef
Learn the difference between pasture-fed and grass-fed beef, including how each is raised, what the labels mean, and why it matters to consumers.
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The Best Time To Eat Your Biggest Meal Isn't Dinner, According To Science
Dinner is the meal that ends the day, and it should be your biggest meal, right? Well, to answer in that order: It wasn't always, and it really shouldn't be.
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Ree Drummond's Chicken Fried Steak Trick Is Too Easy Not To Use
Chicken fried steak is a filling and delicious meal that anyone can whip up at home, but Ree Drummond's version adds something you won't want to miss.
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14 Unappetizing Ingredients Hidden In Your Food
If you've never taken the time to dig deep into the ingredients lists of your favorite foods, you may be in for an unpleasant surprise.
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