Why Beefsteak Tomatoes Are Named After A Meaty Dish
If you have ever enjoyed a thick, juicy slice of a beefsteak tomato, the origin of the beefy variety's name will make perfect sense.
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The Unhealthiest Salad Dressings On Grocery Store Shelves
These are the unhealthiest bottled salad dressings you can buy at the grocery store, according to ingredients and additives on their labels.
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How To Use Bacon Bits To Make A Savory Bagel Spread
For a creamy, savory twist to your bagel, start your day with a homemade blend of cream cheese and bacon bit, either sprinkled on top or stirred in.
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How To Pick Out The Best Pomegranate At The Store Every Time
Finding pomegranate seeds in your salad or yogurt cup is a delight, but knowing how to buy one can be a daunting task at the grocery store or farmer's market.
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14 Delicious Fruits That Are Hard To Find At A US Grocery Store
The grocery store offers lots of different fruits to choose among, but there are some that you hardly ever see there. These are the ones we wish we could find.
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Alton Brown's Favorite Apple Variety For The Perfect Pie
Celebrity chef Alton Brown has spent many years perfecting his apple pie, and shares the tip that makes all the difference in taste and texture.
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Combine The 2 Best Breakfast Foods With Pancake Battered Bacon
You no longer have to choose between a sweet or savory breakfast if you follow our tips on how to make pancake-covered bacon strips.
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Sweet Potatoes Can Transform Into The 'Toast' You Never Knew You Needed
Packed with vitamins, antioxidants, and fiber, sweet potatoes are the gluten-free alternative to toast and can be topped with sweet or savory options.
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Make Kitchen Life Affordable By Purchasing Crossover Ingredients
You should never shop for just one recipe. By thinking ahead and shopping smart, you can turn leftover ingredients from one recipe into a week's worth of meals.
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Look To Your Snack Drawer For An Easy Soup Upgrade
A typical soup garnish might involve croutons, green onions, or oyster crackers, but if you're looking for something new, your snack drawer holds the secret.
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Try Using Another Starchy Root Vegetable For Your French Fries
The reason potatoes make good french fries is their high starch content, but potatoes aren't the only vegetable high in starch. Try this other veggie next time.
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How To Easily Make Buttermilk At Home
Buttermilk always seems to turn up as the missing ingredient, but fortunately it's simple to make at home with common ingredients. We're here to show you how.
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The Unexpected Ingredient That Gives Egg Salad A Sweet Twist
Egg salad is perfect on a savory sandwich but a hint of sweetness can take the flavor to a whole new level. Add this ingredient to amp up the taste.
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Think Twice Before Buying A Product With A 'Made With Real Fruit' Label
We all want to include more healthy and nutritious foods in our diets, but choosing products based on 'made with real fruit' labels could be misleading.
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Here's Why Idaho Is America's Famous Potato Capital
In the United States, when we think of Idaho, we probably think of potatoes. There historical reason as to why is pretty fascinating and goes back a long way.
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The Booze You Should Be Adding To Coleslaw
If you want to elevate your coleslaw game, then simply throw in this one boozy ingredient. Trust us, it'll only enhance your creamy bowl of slaw.
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The Part Of Kiwis That You Should Stop Throwing Away
If you're staying on top of your fruit intake, you've likely eaten a kiwi before. But in case you aren't aware, this part of the fruit shouldn't be removed.
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How To Tell If Your Paneer Is Fake
Who doesn't love a nice steaming hot bowl of paneer curry? As delicious as paneer can be, however, it's always important to remember how to spot the fake stuff.
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Here's How Long Tahini Lasts After Being Opened
Tahini is a staple in Middle Eastern cuisine. If you want to experiment with this sesame seed paste, its important to know how long it stays fresh.
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Julia Child's Method For Flawless Boiled Eggs
Whether you're making deviled eggs, egg salad, or just preparing a snack, use Julia Child's trick to easily peel your hard-boiled eggs.
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We Know Just The Right Canned Ingredient To Amp Up Boring BBQ Sauce
Want to amp up a classic BBQ sauce recipe and make this versatile condiment even tastier? This canned ingredient hack brings out the best in BBQ sauce.
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The Canned Soup You Need For Juicy Fried Chicken
Learning how to make fried chicken at home can feel daunting if you want it to taste just right. This canned soup makes the process easy and delicious.
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Store-Bought Multigrain Breads Made With Questionable Ingredients
Store-bought multigrain bread might seem like a healthy option, but it turns out many of these products contain questionable ingredients. We take a closer look.
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What Do Butter Grades Really Mean?
If you've ever looked closely at a package of butter, you've likely noticed the USDA grading system printed there. Here's what each butter grade means.
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TikTok's Orange Peeling Trick Is Almost Too Good To Be True
You might not think that peeling an orange could get any simpler. However, this innovative TikTok hack offers a whole new way to peel the fruit.
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How To Make Your Own Rose Water
Rose water is an underappreciated ingredient with a wide array of potential applications in the kitchen and for skincare. Here's how to make it yourself.
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The Fresh Addition Martha Stewart Adds To Her Tuna Salad Sandwiches
Aside from lemon juice, salt, and pepper, this Martha Stewart adds this herb to turn tuna salad into something truly special and delectable.
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