How To Defrost Frozen Strawberries Without Making A Soggy Mess
Thawing strawberries is a tricky business, but if you use the right technique you should be able to avoid turning them into a soggy and broken mess.
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Nigella Lawson Saves Pasta Water For Another Homemade Food
At this point, it seems like common knowledge that you should add pasta water to your pasta sauce, but Nigella Lawson also uses it for another homemade food.
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That Kewpie Mayo At Costco Isn't Exactly What You Think It Is
Kewpie, the Japanese mayo brand that's taking the condiment world by storm, is now available at Costco. However, fans have noticed that there's a difference.
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Make Homemade Hot Pockets With This Classic Canned Ingredient
Hot pockets are convenient but they aren't exactly known for their health benefits. Take back control of your snacks by making a copycat with this ingredient.
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The Best Store-Bought Pure Maple Syrup Doesn't Come With A Huge Price Tag
Pure maple syrup can be expensive. However, one store-bought brand proves that quality doesn't always have to equal a bank-breaking price tag.
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The Grocery Store Salsa Verde You Should Leave On The Shelves
We tested as many grocery store salsa verdes as possible and unfortunately this popular brand ranked the bottom of the list due to its taste and texture.
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15 Tips To Make Your Sub Sandwiches Instantly Better
Check out these tips to make your sub sandwiches instantly better, from toppings you should use to what to look for when picking out your bread.
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Why Corn Looks So Much Different Than It Used To
The corn we eat today and the corn we find at the local grocery store, looks radically different from the corn grown thousands of years ago.
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The Unique Cooking Method That'll Make Steak Black And Blue
We consulted an expert to find out what a black and blue steak is, how to cook it properly, and whether or not it can be done at home.
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The Punchy Ingredient Your Deviled Eggs Need
It may not be the first item that comes to mind when making deviled eggs, but adding a teaspoon of this ingredient will give it the zip it needs.
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The Genius Way Ree Drummond Combines Pizza And Lasagna For One Flavorful Dish
Ree Drummond, also known as the Pioneer Woman, takes two favorites and turns them into one creative dish, but has a special way of combining the flavors.
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The One Fruit Your Pork Carnitas Seriously Need, According To Rick Martinez
You can make salsa with all kinds of ingredients, but according to Rick Martinez, one fruit works especially well with pork carnitas. Here’s why.
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Why It Isn't A Good Idea To Drink Straight Apple Cider Vinegar
Drinking apple cider vinegar has more than a few purported health benefits, but there are several reasons why drinking it straight isn't a good idea.
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The Perfect Deviled Eggs Are Made In A Smoker
Deviled eggs are often viewed as an outdated snack, but making them in your smoker is a sure fire way to create a version that is both modern and delicious.
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The Major Red Flag To Look Out For When Buying Frozen Veggies
Frozen veggies are a convenient way to stock up on nutritious ingredients for long-term storage, but keep an eye out for this red flag at the grocery store.
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For A Quick And Easy Quiche Crust, Use One Canned Shortcut
Quiche is a great way to start your morning off, but not everyone has time to make the dough from scratch. Use this canned shortcut for a quick and easy crust.
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The One Store-Bought Chocolate Chip Brand You Should Keep In Your Pantry
If you're looking for a great chocolate chip brand that won't break the bank but still delivers on quality, we've got our eye on the perfect product.
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The Floral Upgrade That's Perfect For Springtime Lemonade
Crush an ice cold lemonade by adding a little springtime to your glass. This season's hottest florals make the perfect upgrade for your favorite citrus.
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The Great Grilled Cheese Debate: Is Butter Or Mayo Better?
Some people swear by using mayo instead of butter for the ultimate grilled cheese, but is there really a huge difference? We tried both to find out.
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The Easy, Mess-Free Way To Open A Pomegranate
Pomegranates taste delicious and are a great source of antioxidants. Here's how to cut open a pomegranate to get to the juicy red seeds inside.
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Will The Bourbon Barrel-Aged Fad Ever Flicker Out?
We asked an expert for his opinion on the fad of making products in a barrel that was used for aging bourbon to absorb its flavor.
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2-Ingredient Frozen Fruit Sorbet Is The Easiest Dessert You'll Ever Make
Store-bought sorbet can be expensive, but it’s incredibly easy to make double the amount at a fraction of the cost. All you need is two ingredients.
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How To Infuse Your Bourbon With Pecan Flavor (And Vice Versa)
We turned to expert Chris Blatner to find out how to properly pair pecans with bourbon for snacks or in baking, and the results were delicious.
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Shrimp Is The Secret To Turning This Store-Bought Soup Into A Hearty Meal
Shrimp can be used to improve many store-bought soups by making them heartier. However, there is one soup in particular that benefits from added shrimp.
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Why Bobby Flay Will Almost Always Choose Frozen Peas Over Fresh
When a recipe calls for peas, you might think that chef Bobby Flay would reach for the freshest peas he could find. But in most cases, you'd be wrong.
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Does It Matter What Coffee You Use In Tiramisu?
Coffee plays an integral role in tiramisu, providing balance. We asked an expert whether the type of coffee you use when making this dessert really matters.
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Level Up Store-Bought Hot Chocolate With An Ingredient Already In Your Kitchen
Most store-bought hot chocolate mixes can be used to make a decent beverage. To turn it into something decadent, all you have to do is add this pantry staple.
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