We Asked Whole Foods The Best Way To Store Bananas
Bananas are a staple in most homes, but letting them sit for too long can end with wasted food. Here's how to slow down ripening with proper storage.
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The Big Seasoning Mistake You're Making Inside Your Slow Cooker
Slow cookers are a huge help, but a few mistakes can get in the way of success. Susan Goldenberg explains how to season your dishes for maximum flavor.
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For The Most Heavenly Angel Food Cake, Double Up On This Crucial Baking Step
Angel food cake is known for its signature fluffiness, and an expert says that doing this important baking step twice is key for a light and airy result.
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Too Much Salt In Egg Salad? This Easy Fix Rescues Everything
Egg salad is deliciously savory, but you don't want it to be overly salty. The Takeout asked Chef Nelson Serrano-Bahri how to fix a super-salinated salad.
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When Ordering Wendy's New Snickerdoodle Fusion Frosty, Choose Your Flavor Wisely
Wendy's is bringing a taste of fall to its Frosty lineup with its new Snickerdoodle Swirl and Fusion flavors. Here's which one to get, and which to avoid.
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The Nutty Addition That'll Make Your Scrambled Eggs Taste Unexpectedly Delicious
Do your scrambled eggs taste a little bland? Crack the code to a better flavor with one surprising ingredient that will take your breakfast to the next level.
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The Secret To Extra Creamy Potato Salad Requires No Extra Ingredients
You may be tempted to add more mayonnaise or dairy to amp up the creaminess of your potato salad, but according to an expert, that's the wrong move.
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Slow Cooker Chai Is The Most Delicious Way To Make Your Home Smell Like Fall
Rather than making homemade chai on the stove, this tea expert says to reach for your slow cooker instead. Your taste buds (and your nose) will thank you.
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The Easy Trick To Prevent Your Steak From Taking On A Curved Bowl Shape
Tired of your steak curling at the edges and going full meat-bowl in the pan? This easy trick keeps your steak from curling, so it looks as good as it tastes.
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Can You Make Pancake Batter Ahead Of Time And How Long Can It Sit?
Pancakes are a classic breakfast dish, and we spoke to executive chef Mayaan Glass for his advice on preparing pancake batter ahead of time.
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Say Goodbye To Dry Potato Salad With This Simple Trick
Even if you did everything right, sometimes your potato salad comes out mushy and dry. We asked an expert for tips on getting the perfect texture every time.
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The Best Way To Cook Pub-Style Buffalo Chicken Wings
Homemade Buffalo wings will never taste as good as the flats and drums from your favorite pub unless you implement this expert-approved technique.
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How To Make The Most Out Of Wilted Herbs
Whatever you do, don't toss wilted herbs in the trash. Here's how to put that droopy basil, parsley, or dill to good use, according to a chef.
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Why You Should Avoid Whipping Homemade Yogurt At All Costs
Making homemade yogurt doesn't involve a lot of ingredients, but the process is precise. Our expert shares why whipping it too much isn't a good idea.
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No Pizza Sauce, No Problem — Grab This Canned Pantry Hero
We spoke with a pizza expert on what you can substitute for bottled pizza sauce in a pinch. This recommendation might surprise you... here's how it works.
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Complicated Desserts That Aren't Worth Making At Home, According To Chefs
Behind every pro dessert is a chef who knows what went down before it reached your table. Here's expert advice on which ones are too difficult to make at home.
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When Buying Lobster, Bigger Isn't Always Better
There are lots of tips for buying the best seafood at the store, and when it comes to lobster, here's why you shouldn't go for the biggest one in the tank.
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What Is The Worst Brew To Use For Beer Cheese?
Beer cheese dip isn't just a pub staple, you can whip up a batch at home on game day. According to an expert, your choice of beer is important.
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For Extra Crispy Roasted Potatoes, Don't Forget These 2 Tips
Roasted potatoes always satisfy; the crisp exterior lends bite and flavor while the interior is soft and warm. Hungry for some now? Don't forget these 2 tips.
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The Cheese That Makes Homemade Mozzarella Sticks So Much Easier
Mozzarella sticks are a favorite appetizer, but have you tried making them at home? According to celebrity chef Jeff Mauro this cheese is made for the task.
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One Of Cup Noodles' New Thanksgiving Flavors Might Actually Ruin Your Holiday
Did the world really need pumpkin pie-flavored Cup Noodles? Probably not. Did that stop us from trying them for your entertainment? Of course not!
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Stem Or No Stem: How You Should Prepare Rosemary For Your Dishes
Rosemary can be a fragrant and versatile herb, but how should you prepare it when cooking? Chef Marcus Samuelsson shared his advice to get the best flavor.
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Add Depth To Your Pesto With This Single Umami Ingredient
Pesto can be made with all sorts of delicious herbs and nuts, and still be pesto. But adding this single ingredient umami bump will make your pesto the best-o.
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Watch Out For This One Red Flag When Buying Lobster At The Store
You might not have a lot of experience buying lobster, so let this expert’s advice guide you the next time you’re staring at a tank full of crustaceans.
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12 Mistakes Chefs See Everyone Make When Cooking With Salt
Salt is used so often that it's easy to fall into habits that sabotage your home-cooked dish. Here's what we're doing wrong, according to the experts.
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Here's How To Cook Up Juicy Prime Rib At High Altitude
It can already be a little tricky to keep homemade prime rib moist and juicy, and it is even more challenging to nail this dish when cooking at high altitudes.
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The Key To Keeping The Fire On Your Charcoal Grill Alive All Night Long
An expert told us what adjustments to make to a grill to keep it going for hours and explained how to avoid the need to add more wood and charcoal as it burns.
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