The Unexpected Addition For Thickening Up Watery Soup
Soup on a cold day is one of the best food gifts in the world, but if yours is watery, it can be disappointing. Next time, try add this ingredient instead.
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The Best Egg Salad Variations From Around The World
There's way more to the world of egg salad than just the classic American version. These are the best egg salad variations from around the world.
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How To Prep Canned Tuna For Quick Fish Tacos
Canned tuna may not be the first protein you think of when you want to make tacos, but with a little bit of prep you can take the tuna to the next level.
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Cheese Experts Tell Us Which British Cheeses You Have To Try
Great Britain boasts a lot of cheeses, though they're not as popular as they should be (yet). These are some of the British cheeses you really have to try.
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The Flat Fish Ina Garten Always Reaches For While In Paris
Paris is known for being filled with specialty food stores instead of supermarkets. When Ina Garten is in France, she stops by a poissonnerie for this fish.
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The Key To Picking Out The Best Peaches For Summer Grilling
Grilled peaches are a great addition to your cookout routine, but finding the right peach isn't all that easy. Luckily, we know what to look for.
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Times When Using An 'Instant' Version Of A Food Is Just As Good
We often think of instant foods as the easy way out, but that's not always the case. Here are some instant versions of foods that you shouldn't overlook.
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Use Butter Chicken For Inspiration In Your Next Pasta Dish
Pasta is a weeknight staple in many households, but using plain marinara sauce won't cut it anymore. Use butter chicken instead for a creative twist.
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For The Best Homemade Spicy Mayo, Reach For The Sriracha Bottle
If you love spicy mayo, then all you need is nothing more than a trusty bottle of sriracha. Trust us, this combo packs the best of flavorful punches.
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Here's How Long Ricotta Cheese Stays Good For After Opening
Ricotta cheese is great in tons of recipes, but the fact that it's a soft cheese means you need to be extra careful with how you're storing it and for how long.
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The Most Popular Cut Of Steak Used For Ground Beef
Ground beef is a popular ingredient for home cooks, but it's a pretty broad category. Here's one cut that stands as the most popular for ground beef.
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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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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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How To Make Black Vodka At Home For Spookier Halloween Cocktails
With Halloween scratching at the door, it's time to spook up your drinks. This homemade black vodka hack will amaze and horrify all your party guests.
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The Key To Flavorful Potato Salad May Already Be In Your Pantry
If you want to up the ante in your potato salad recipe, then this pre-made seasoning could be the perfect shortcut to an extra explosion of flavor.
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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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What Makes Ruby Chocolate So Wonderfully Pink?
Ruby chocolate might sound like a gimmick, but this wonderfully pink treat has a unique look and flavor that's all-natural. Here's how it's made.
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What To Look For When Picking Out Kosher Etrog This Sukkot
Finding the perfect etrog for Sukkot can be a challenge. Here are the things you need to look for to find a kosher etrog at your local market.
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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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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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Is It Dangerous To Eat Bay Leaves?
Many of us have wondered if accidentally eating a bay leaf can turn dangerous. Here's the truth about bay leaf safety (hint: you don't have to worry much).
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5 Sweet And Savory Ways To Dress Up Grilled Fruit
Grilling doesn't have to just be for meat. Try throwing some fruit on the grill instead - we'll show you how to dress it up as a side or dessert.
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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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Here's The Popular Fish With The Lowest Mercury Levels
Fish can be one of the healthiest protein sources we can eat, but things get complicated when you factor in potentially harmful levels of mercury.
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How To Amp Up Your Next Jar Of Store-Bought Queso
Next time you buy a delicious jar of queso from the store, don't be afraid to spruce it up a bit, especially with this one handy ingredient.
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The Reason Why Your Baby Carrots Taste So Soapy
See the reason carrots sometimes have a soapy flavor. It's not necessarily your fault, but you can definitely help prevent it in some cases.
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