The Type Of Pasta Anthony Bourdain Always Kept In His Pantry
Anthony Bourdain loved nothing more than this one type of pasta. For this reason, Bourdain always had a packet or two of this pasta in his pantry.
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Here's How You Should Prepare Your Pantry For A Recession
As grocery prices go up, as do the chances of a recession, planning for the future may include stocking your pantry, and knowing how to organize it.
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Our Least Favorite Grocery Store Bacon Shriveled Down To Almost Nothing
While you might think you can't go wrong with bacon, some brands are better than others. The Takeout's least favorite bacon came from a popular grocery brand.
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Why Anthony Bourdain Called This Steak Cut A 'Poor Man's Filet Mignon'
Trust a guy who cooked and ate meat for a living. Anthony Bourdain's favorite filet mignon-adjacent steak won't break the bank, but tastes like it should.
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Simple Tricks To Make Instant Pudding Taste Homemade
Looking to upgrade your instant pudding? Try out some of these simple tricks to make your instant pudding taste more homemade, and impress yourself.
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Easily Make Hot Honey At Home With One Staple Condiment
Why purchase store-bought hot honey when you can easily make it yourself at home? Even better, homemade hot honey is endlessly customizable.
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The Biscuit Cutter Alternative That's Already Hanging Out In Your Pantry
Not having a biscuit cutter shouldn't prevent you from making biscuits at home. Just reach for this biscuit cutter alternative; you'll likely have one to hand.
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Rusty Cast Iron Pan? Grab Some Vinegar (But Be Careful)
Vinegar is the key to getting a rusty cast iron pan back in shape, but you need to watch that it doesn’t corrode the iron. Here's how to do it.
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The Cheesy Spread Your Tuna Salad Has Been Missing
There are lots of easy ways to upgrade tuna salad. But one particular cheesy spread works especially well to boost the taste and texture.
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Tired Of Standard Pizza? Shake Up Your Next Pie With A Crust Swap
This ingenious pizza crust allows you to make your pizza more unique, healthier, and tastier. Who knows, it might just end up becoming your go-to crust.
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You Don't Always Need Fresh Crab — Save Money And Reach For Canned Instead
Fresh crab is delicious, but is often expensive. For a much more affordable option, try canned crab, which can cost as little as a can of tuna.
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The Unique Way To Cook Steaks That Starts With A Jar
There's a easy way to make a juicy steak that doesn't require a pan or grill. All you need are seasonings, water, and a jar. Yes, you read that right
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15 Mistakes You're Making When Cooking Ham
Cooking ham can seem pretty intimidating, but as long as you focus on avoiding making these mistakes, you'll get the hang of cooking ham in no time.
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Ditch The Water And Start Boiling Pasta In This Flavorful Liquid Instead
Next time you’re cooking pasta, switch the salted water for another liquid that will add bold flavor to every bite.
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Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Pasta Dish Is A Tried And True Classic
Anthony Bourdain said that one particular pasta dish "could be the greatest thing in the history of the world." Here’s why he was such a fan.
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The Popular Marinara Sauce Brand You Might Actually Want To Avoid
While jarred marinara sauce is perfect for a quick and easy dinner, when it comes to healthy options you may want to avoid this popular sauce brand.
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The Type Of Fish You Really Shouldn't Order From A Seafood Restaurant
At any seafood restaurant, a vast number of aquatic animals are available for you to eat. However, there's one type of fish you should always avoid ordering.
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How To Pick A Good Pineapple With A Simple Squeeze
A pineapple’s prickly exterior reveals little about the quality of the fruit, but there’s a simple trick to find a ripe one. You just need to squeeze.
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Your Ticket To Tastier Fried Eggs Is Hidden In The Back Of The Fridge
A surprising hidden ingredient in the fridge can completely change your fried egg game. Here’s how to try it.
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The Best Liquid For Flaky Pie Crust Is Also The Most Simple
In an attempt to make their pie crust as flaky as possible, people add a variety of liquids to their dough. However, a simpler alternative is preferable.
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Stop Throwing Out Onion Skins, Use Them In Your Next Pot Of Broth Instead
Don’t toss your vegetable scraps! Onion skins give broths and stocks a deeper, richer color as well as adding extra flavor.
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Can You Substitute Lentils For Beans When Making Soup?
There are plenty of soups that call for beans, but sometimes you only have lentils handy. Is it okay to substitute lentils for beans in soups?
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The Key Ingredient Alton Brown Never Leaves Out Of Tomato Soup
Tomato soup is a tasty classic, but Alton Brown has a secret ingredient that will take it to the next level every time.
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Here's How You're Supposed To Be Eating Cacao Fruit
While many of us are familiar with chocolate, fewer will have tried cacao fruit. If you have got your hands on some fresh cacao, here is how to eat it.
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How To Properly Wash Cabbage And Rinse Away Gunk Hiding In The Leaves
Fresh cabbage is a delicious, healthy veg, but you will often find gunk and grime hiding between the leaves. Here's how to properly wash cabbage before eating.
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Here's The Key To Picking Out The Right Ground Lamb From The Store
Depending on what you're cooking, you'll want to get the right ground lamb product for the job. Here's how to tell which kind to get and where you can get it.
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How To Safely Clean Sharp Knives Without Tearing Up A Sponge
When cleaning sharp knives, it's easy to accidentally slice apart your sponge. If you do this, you need to learn this technique to safely clean your knives.
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