Ina Garten's Daily Breakfast Is Stunningly Simple
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but it doesn't need to be fancy. You'll just want to borrow a page from Ina Garten's morning playbook.
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Johnny Cash Enjoyed His Family Hot Sauce On Homemade Chili
In addition to being a talented singer and musician, Johnny Cash was a good cook. His family had a hot sauce recipe that he like to put on his chili.
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Add This Vegetable For Perfectly Crispy Latkes Every Time
When Hanukkah comes, it's time to fry up tasty latkes. There is a vegetable you can put in the pan that will help make sure your latkes are perfect.
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'Poor Man's Pizza' Was A True Struggle Meal From The '80s
If you were alive during the 1980s, you might remember "poor man's pizza," a simple, affordable, customizable meal made with just a few pantry staples.
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What Exactly Is Christmas Jam And How Do You Make It?
Christmas is a wonderful time of year and food is a big part of it. You may have heard of Christmas jam and wonder what it is and how to make it.
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Grill Pizza To Crispy Perfection With This One Tip
Pizza with a crispy crust is one of life's great pleasures, and this hack to making some is so simple you'll want to try it out immediately.
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Give Your Cinnamon Rolls A Cozy Boost With One Ingredient
Cinnamon rolls are a delicious treat, but adding this one thing will make them so much better that you'll want to bake up a fresh batch today.
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You're 3 Ingredients Away From Transforming Leftover Pot Roast
Pot roast is a delicious comfort food and there are usually leftovers. With just three ingredients, you can turn them into an incredible meal.
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This Pantry Staple Does Wonders For Boxed Stuffing
Boxed stuffing makes Thanksgiving significantly less stressful, as it's one less thing to worry about, but a pantry staple elevates it with little extra effort.
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Give Banana Bread A Glow-Up With This Underrated Ingredient
Banana bread is a delicious and easy-to-bake dessert that is a kitchen staple. That doesn't mean you can't make it even better with this minor addition.
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Old-School Struggle Meals That Need To Make A Comeback
From cinnamon sugar toast to Hoover stew, we're talking old-school struggle meals that are worth making a comeback.
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Martha Stewart Adds This Underrated Spice To Her Homemade Apple Butter
Apple butter is delicious and has so many uses, but adding this one spice will make it even more delectable and make you look like a star chef.
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This 3-Ingredient No-Bake Dessert Dip Captures Cake Batter Bliss
Cake batter on its own can be pretty tasty and makes a nice dip. You can make a delicious one with just three ingredients and it needs no baking.
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Costco's Kirkland Beef Pot Roast Is The Versatile Gem Your Cart Needs
Costco is a great place to shop for all kinds of food, including meat. Its Kirkland beef pot roast is one you should consider for its versatility.
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Unexpected Ways To Use Pickle Brine In Your Cooking
If you're almost done getting through that jar of pickles, don't throw it away! Pickle brine can be used to amp up other dishes in so many delicious ways.
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The Best Way To Improve Your Knife Skills, According To Andrew Zimmern
One of the most essential skills for being a good cook is cutting. Andrew Zimmern has great tips to improve your knife skills and make cooking less of a chore.
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Love Hot Honey? These Are The Best Ways To Cook With It, According To A Pro
Hot honey is everywhere these days, from restaurant menus to grocery store shelves. Our expert shares the best ways to cook with hot honey at home.
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10 Appalachian Foods That Everyone Should Try Once
Appalachia is home to a variety of dishes which are are delicious while being simple and frugal to prepare. Here are a handful you simply must try.
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Make Silky Smooth Soup Without An Immersion Blender: Here's How
Making soup of any kind can take effort, but if you want to remove the challenge of removing lumps, this handy hack will do the trick easily.
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For The Crispiest Fried Chicken, Grab A Box Of This Side
Few dishes are as comforting and delicious as fried chicken. The crispier the better and using a box of a particular side dish, can make it extra-crispy.
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Peanut Vs Canola Oil: Which Is Best For Baked Goods?
When it comes to using fats in baking, there are advantages to using oil. Peanut and canola are two popular choices that each have their pros and cons.
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10 Simple Ways To Use Leftover Biscuits
If you've made more biscuits than you need, don't throw the leftovers away. There are countless simple ways to incorporate day-old biscuits into your recipes.
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This No-Bake Dessert Gives An Old-School Treat A Holiday Twist
A yummy dessert is great any time of year, but that doesn't mean you can't give it a holiday spin. And this twist is so delicious, you may never go back.
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Our Favorite Cornbread Mix Is A Best-Selling Brand (It's Not Jiffy)
Cornbread is a beloved treat that can be savory or sweet. Our favorite mix really takes the cake and may change what box you reach for at the grocery store.
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The Martha Stewart-Approved Time To Serve Thanksgiving Dinner
People have different ideas about the ideal time to serve Thanksgiving dinner. Martha Stewart, who knows about entertaining, has a specific preferred time.
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Duff Goldman's Favorite Thanksgiving Side Is An Underrated Pick
Celebrity cake baker Duff Goldman has opinions on more than just dessert — including this controversial and underrated Thanksgiving side with a long history.
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Easy 4-Ingredient Melting Potatoes Start With Butter
Melting potatoes are a tasty and easy way to cook the common vegetable. You only need four ingredients to make them delicious and butter is the key.
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