Why You Shouldn't Store Eggs In Your Refrigerator Door
That egg rack in your refrigerator door may seem like the most logical place to store your eggs. But think twice before doing so; there's a better, safer spot.
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Pick Out The Best Sweet Corn This Summer By Using A Hands-On Approach
Want to choose the sweetest, tastiest corn? It doesn't involve your fingernails (which is gross). There's an easier way that relies on your eyes and touch.
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If You Avoid Cleaning This Part Of Your Gas Stove You'll Pay For It Later
With a gas stove, you want flames, not clicks. Clean this part of your gas stove, and your free range love will never flame out in the middle of dinner again.
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Your Salsa Can Still Sing Without The Spice Using Clever Flavoring Techniques
Want all of the fresh, vibrant flavor without the mouth-numbing heat? Skip the spice and bump up the taste of your salsa by adding these clever ingredients.
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The Major Mistake To Avoid When Thinning Out Ganache
Got chocolate ganache that's too thick to pour or drizzle? Don't break your velvety smooth emulsion, and try thinning your ganache like this instead.
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The Seasoning Mistake That's Ruining Your Burgers
Smash, butter, Oklahoma, or guberburger, the best burger starts with the perfect amount of seasoning. Grab these spices, 'cuz here's how to do it right.
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14 Ingredients That Will Take Your Banana Bread To The Next Level
Banana bread is a classic treat that's already delicious on its own. Try some of these ingredients if you want to make banana bread even more flavorful.
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We Asked Pro Chefs What Kitchen Gadgets Are Really Worth The Counter Space
We spoke to four experts who know their way around both professional and home kitchens to find out which culinary gadgets you actually need.
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How To Decide Which Thickener To Use For Your Fruit Pie
Hoping for a slice of pie versus a bowl of fruit soup? It's easy to add the best thickener for your fruit pie filling for a flawless slice of the good life.
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This Vegetable Saves Cheese Sauce From Being Too Heavy
Cheese sauce is delicious, but it can be a gut bomb. Cutting the dairy with some of this pureed vegetable can give you all of the flavor without the heaviness.
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Why You Shouldn't Be Storing Cereal On Top Of Your Fridge (And Where To Store It Instead)
What to do with oversized, family-friendly boxes of cereal? Store them on top of the fridge, of course. But in doing so, you're creating more of a problem.
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The Best Tool For Cutting Fish Isn't A Sharp Knife
A knife for cutting fish seems logical, but if we're being honest, it isn't the most accurate tool for the job. There's another kitchen item that works better.
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If You Run Your Dishwasher At This Time, You Might Save Money
A dishwasher may cut down on manual labor, but can also run up energy costs. However, there are specific times of day when it can cost less to wash your dishes.
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The Slow Cooker Step Many Home Cooks Skip (And It's Costing Them Flavor)
Slow cookers require little prep work and attention to deliver delicious meals. However, there's a step you might not know that boosts slow cooker meal flavor.
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12 Things You're Probably Doing Wrong On Your Induction Cooktop
Avoiding the most common mistakes people make with induction cooking will save you time and money as well as helping your dishes turn out better.
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How To Swap Regular Butter For Brown Butter In A Recipe
Butter is crucial to make most baked goods — but what happens when you replace it with brown butter? Something delicious, but which needs special attention.
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Vintage Tupperware Is Great For Collecting, But You Really Shouldn't Use It
Collecting vintage Tupperware satisfies on an aesthetic level — the pieces look great — but can you store food in it? It's better if you keep it on the shelf.
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The Banned Beans Chefs Still Secretly Sneak Onto Menus
No one's spilling these beans. Even though they've been banned for decades, chefs sneak these tantalizing beans onto the menu and into your favorite desserts.
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The Breakfast Leftover That Makes The Tastiest Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
We'll take a gooey grilled cheese any day. But add this breakfast leftover to grilled cheese, and we'll eat it every day of the week and twice on Sunday.
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Before Slapping A Frozen Steak On The Grill Keep This In Mind
If you've been putting off thawing your steak, there are some simple tips you should follow first. Namely, direct high heat is the golden ticket.
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It's Always Worth It To Add This To The Grill Each Time You Cook Anything
As you load up the grill with everyone's favorites, don't forget to throw one of these into the mix for the perfect barbecue pairing now, and all winter long.
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The Shockingly Simple Way Jacques Pépin Turns Bland Breakfast Cereal Into Rich Chocolatey Treats
Chef Jacques Pépin creates magic in the kitchen, but he works legit miracles by turning boring cereal into a chocolatey treat you'll actually want to eat.
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The 14 Best BBQ Spots In Austin
With countless BBQ joints in Austin, knowing the right ones matters. These stalwarts serve top brisket, ribs, and authentic Texas flavor.
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Can You Really Fry An Egg On The Sidewalk On A Hot Day?
It's so hot you could fry an egg on the sidewalk! Or, is it? Find out the exact conditions you need to fry an egg on the sidewalk, and whether you should do it.
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Think About Double Sealing These Foods To Prevent An Ant Infestation
Ants and other pests can be sneaky, so it's important to make sure your pantry is well-protected. Here are the foods you should absolutely double seal.
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Why Canned Jalapeños Are Never As Spicy As Fresh Peppers
Jalapenos are a staple of the garden community. If you've ever tried one fresh, you know how spicy they can be. How come the canned are so flat?
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Freezing Store-Bought Seafood Is More Harmful Than You May Think. Here's Why
With most food, it seems natural that the freezer is the place to go if you want it to last long-term. However, store-bought seafood may not be a good fit.
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