The Old-School Dinner You Can Make In One Pot
Inexpensive and filling, this old-school pasta dish is overdue for a comeback, especially in this economy! Best of all, it can be made in one pot.
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The Once-Popular 1950s Cheese Pastries That Took Over Dinner Parties
Reaching their peak popularity in the 1950s, these simple, retro dinner party snacks are primed fora comeback. Here's a story steeped in cheesy elegance!
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This Texas Roadhouse Secret Ordering Hack Instantly Upgrades Any Side
As the most popular casual restaurant chain in the nation, Texas Roadhouse has plenty of customers. There is a secret way to order sides to upgrade them.
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The Creamy Chicken Dinner From The 1800s You Can Still Find In A Can
Take a step back in time with this canned chicken dinner that originated from the late 1800s. When you don't feel like cooking, it's a quick, but comfy, meal.
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Dollar Tree Sells This Southern-Style Frozen Pot Pie For $1.25
Dollar Tree is a good place to save money on all kinds of items. It has food, including a Southern-style frozen pot pie that costs just $1.25.
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Why Some Baked Goods Call For Buttermilk Instead Of Regular Milk
Some kind of dairy is an important ingredient in baking. A recipe will generally call for milk, but there are times when buttermilk is better.
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It's About Time You Tried Making Ice Cream With Canned Condensed Milk
Making ice cream at home can seem daunting, but you don't need an expensive machine and you don't even need to churn if you use the right ingredients.
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Why Pasta Dishes Often Fall Flat In A Slow Cooker
We know some pasta dishes may not come out the best in a slow cooker. The reason why may surprise you, and the fix is simpler than you may think.
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Make Trader Joe's Viral Lobster Pasta With Just 5 Ingredients
Trader Joe's fans love combining their products to make delicious dishes. This viral pasta is a cinch to assemble and should not be passed up.
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10 Mistakes You're Probably Making With Your Rice Cooker
A rice cooker is an easy way to prepare any type of rice (and a few other foods too), as long as you use it correctly. Here are some mistakes to avoid.
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Dolly Parton's Go-To Casserole Only Requires 5 Ingredients
Many celebrities enjoy cooking and have recipes they love to make. One of Dolly Parton's is a tasty casserole that only use five ingredients.
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The Microwave Hack For Extra Crispy Zucchini (It's Not What You Think)
Zucchini is a versatile and delicious vegetable that can be hard to cook crispy. There is a way to use your microwave to get perfect crunchy zucchini.
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The Classic Meal Boomers Grew Up Eating That Gen A Side-Eyes
Things change from generation to generation. That includes a common meal that most Baby Boomers grew up eating that Gen A is not so enamored of.
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One Of Gordon Ramsay's Most Iconic Dishes Is A One-Pot Meal
Gordon Ramsay is one of the most famous celebrity chefs and is known for complex dishes like Beef Wellington. One of his best recipes is cooked in one pot.
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Rachael Ray Keeps This Frozen Side On Hand For Affordable, Easy Dinners
If you're short in time and looking for a filling foundation for a meal, follow Rachael Ray's lead and keep plenty of this frozen staple on hand.
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The Affordable Way To Make Fresh Pasta Without Fancy Equipment
Fresh pasta is generally tastier than dry and can be fun to make. Pasta makers can be expensive, but you can make your own pasta without using one.
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Love Costco's Chicken Skewers? Try Aldi's Affordable Dupe
Costco has many tasty food items that its shoppers love. Its chicken skewers are popular, but Aldi has a more affordable but just as good brand.
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The Best Type Of Steak To Make Beef Tallow (You Don't Need Wagyu)
Beef tallow is very useful for cooking because it imparts flavor to the food. You can make your own tallow and there is one cut that is perfect.
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10 Trader Joe's Frozen Mexican Foods That Should Be In Your Cart
Trader Joe's has some excellent frozen Mexican foods you might want to put on your grocery list. Here's some of the best ones, according big fans.
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Avoid This Type Of Beef For Homemade Pot Pies
Pot pies are a hearty, filling dinner that is easy enough to make at home. Follow this vital tip to make sure your homemade meal doesn't leave you heartbroken.
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If Your Parents Fed You This Soup, You Probably Grew Up In The South
People raised in the South spent their childhoods eating the local cuisine. There is a uniquely Southern soup that many parents served their offspring.
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The Most Important Seasoning Tip When Cooking Venison Steaks
Though many people tend to think of venison as too gamey to eat, it can actually yield a juicy, tender, and delicious steak dinner, if seasoned right.
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Turn Crab Rangoon Into The Ultimate Party Appetizer (Thanks, TikTok)
Preparing crab rangoon at home can be hard, but this TiKTok hack transforms the Chinese restaurant favorite into an delicious and easy to make party appetizer.
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This Cut Of Beef Makes Steak Au Poivre Truly Shine
Steak au poivre is typically made with relatively mild filet mignon, but do any other cuts of steak make this French dish shine? We think so.
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For The Ultimate Grilled Cheese, Don't Use American Or Cheddar (Thanks, Gordon Ramsay)
The humble grilled cheese sandwich may be the perfect comfort food. Leave to the irascible Gordon Ramsay to elevate it with two elegant, Italian cheeses.
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The Baking Essential That Helps Mug Cakes Rise
No matter if you're a mug cake connoisseur or a microwave dessert novice, you should be including this baking essential to ensure your mug cake rises.
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Trader Joe's Boxed Mixes That Are Seriously Worth It
Trader Joe's has excellent boxed mixes. From cornbread to brownie truffle, you can't go wrong. Here's a list of TJ's boxed mix delights to put on your list.
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