The Sweet Mix-In Your Tuna Salad Has Been Missing
Next time you're prepping that delicious bowl of tuna salad, be sure to try and add this little sweet ingredient. It'll help bring a whole new flavor.
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How Ina Garten Makes Hors D'oeuvres Simple
Hors d'oeuvres sound like they need to be served with freshly pressed gloves, but Ina Garten is all about making the finer things in life simple.
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Apparently, There's A Better Way To Grate Cheese
Grating cheese isn't the most exciting thing you'll ever do in your life, but there's more than one way to use a cheese grater and this one is safer.
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The Formula That Ensures Perfectly-Rested Steaks Every Time
You may have mastered the art of cooking steak, but if you're overlooking this crucial step, your meal may never turn out perfectly juicy and tender.
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The Boozy Ingredient Ree Drummond Adds To Her Chicken Pot Pie
Chicken pot pie is an American classic, but it's always fun to try out new twists. Ree Drummond adds a special boozy ingredient to her version.
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Add Club Soda To Your Fried Fish Batter And Thank Us Later
For your next batch of fried fish batter, be sure to seriously consider using soda water; it can elevate the end result to a new delicious level.
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If Your Zucchini Noodles Are Coming Out Soggy, There's A Super Simple Fix
If you can't stop your zucchini noodles from getting extremely soggy, don't fret. Just try this one easy trick next time you're whipping them up.
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The Bread Swap You Need For A New Spin On Grilled Cheese
Grilled cheeses are GOATed, but if you want a completely different textural difference in terms of the carb involved, surround your cheese with this.
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Review: Snoop Dogg's OG Fried Bologna Sandwich Is A Bona Fide Original
Snoop Dogg's OG Fried Bologna Sandwich recipe from 2018 is going viral on TikTok. We tried it, and it might be the best bologna sandwich ever.
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Why You Should Be Cooking Salmon Medium-Rare
If you don't want dry, stringy salmon, cook it to medium-rare. We have some tips for how to nail the perfect doneness the next time you cook salmon.
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The Broiling Mistake You're Probably Making With Your Electric Oven
On the topic of whether or not you should leave the oven door open while broiling food, electric appliances can have surprising differences from gas ovens.
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Creamy Mac And Cheese Is Easy With A Blender
If your mac and cheese sauce often comes out clumpy or gritty, or you don't want to babysit it on the stovetop, the blender can be your savior.
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How Fat Flashing Makes For An Even Better Steak
Fat flashing is a grilling technique used by professional steak chefs to ensure a perfect crust without risking overcooking the meat and you can do it at home.
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12 Foods You Should Think Twice About Reheating
Reheating leftovers can save time and money -- and there's lots of meals that taste great the second time around. But take these precautions when reheating.
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Crack Eggs Into Your Oatmeal For The Creamiest Results
Oatmeal may be a mundane meal, but eggs can increase the creaminess factor. We looked at how this kitchen staple revolutionizes your oatmeal game.
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Use Canned Biscuits For The Easiest Mini French Dip Sandwiches
French dip sandwiches make for a great weeknight meal. This hack makes them even easier to throw together thanks to its use of canned biscuits.
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How To Open A Coconut Without Hurting Yourself
Coconuts are known for being hard to crack, so how should you go about doing so? We have a few tips for cracking open this fruit with (relative) ease.
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The Upside Down Cast Iron Pizza Technique You've Probably Never Tried
Homemade pizza is all about customization, but instead of just making the toppings your own, try a brand new technique to take your pie to the next level.
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Avoid Certain Types Of Skillets For The Best Caramelized Onions
If you haven't been able to perfect your caramelized onions no matter what you try, then you could be picking the wrong pan to get the job done right.
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Is Salmon Skin Actually Edible?
Some people love the crispy crunch of salmon skin, and others relegate it to the bin. But when comes to food safety, is it actually safe to consume?
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How To Correctly Shuck And Eat Oysters Like A Pro
Shucking oysters might sound like a job for the professionals, but you can indeed do it in your own home. Here's what you need for proper shucking.
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13 Ways To Upgrade Your Canned Corn
Canned corn is a year-round staple, but don't just eat it plain from the can. Here are creative ways to upgrade your next can of corn, from cheese to spices.
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What To Be Aware Of When Swapping In Flour For Cornstarch
Cornstarch and flour are two mainstay ingredients in most people's cabinets. But before swapping one for the other, there are a few key tips to know.
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The Absolute Best Beans To Put In Chili
While we'd love to give you a simple answer here, the truth is different chilis demand different kinds of beans. See our straightforward guide here.
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Smashed Tomatoes Are An Easy Pasta Sauce You Need To Try
Most Americans are too tired to cook after work, studies show. Low-effort meals like smashed tomato pasta can save your night without losing flavor.
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You Really Need To Start Brining Your Pumpkin Seeds In Beer
Many roasted pumpkin seed recipes will tell you to soak the seeds in a saltwater brine. Using beer in your brine, however, will add far more flavor.
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The Classic 2-Ingredient Sauce You Absolutely Need In Your Culinary Repertoire
We all need some great sauces to whip out when we're low on ideas and pantry items. This decadent two-ingredient sauce will often fit the bill.
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