10 Ways To Make Canned Gravy Taste Homemade For Thanksgiving
Canned gravy is quick and easy to serve with a Thanksgiving dinner, but it sometimes lacks flavor. Here are a few easy ways to give it some homemade flair.
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The Old-School Seafood Dish That Still Looks Delicious Today
Many forgotten dishes of the 20th century are still delicious recipes that can be enjoyed today. One such dish combines simple ingredients to make a cozy meal.
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The Simple Seasoning That Takes Homemade Chili To New Heights
Chili may be easy to make, but using this simple tip will take the wonderfully hearty meal to the next level and have you going back for more.
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The Absolute Best Ways To Upgrade Roasted Brussels Sprouts
If you think roasted Brussels sprouts can taste bland, here's several ways you can kick them up a notch in the flavor department.
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Julia Child's Ideal Beef Cut For Pot Roast Isn't Chuck Or Round
Julia Child's top choice for beef cut to use in her Boeuf a la Mode recipe, today's pot roast, may be unusual, but it makes sense for the time period.
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9 Essential Tips For Cooking With A Cast Iron Skillet
There are many benefits to cooking with a cast iron skillet. If you haven't used cast iron in your cooking before, here's some tips you might find helpful.
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Upgrade Your Boring Yogurt Parfait With One Simple Ingredient
Tired of the same old yogurt? Take your yogurt parfait to a brighter level and jazz it up with this simple ingredient you probably have in your kitchen.
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The Lesser-Known Steakhouse Method Often Used For That Crispy, Caramelized Crust
When you get a steak at a good restaurant, it has that delicious crispy crust. Steakhouses cook the meat with a method you may not be aware of.
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Easy 3-Ingredient Banana Pancakes Start With Boxed Mix
Pancakes are comforting and delicious, and with bananas, especially so. You can make an easy and tasty version by adding three ingredients to a box mix.
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The Texas Way To Make Chicken Casserole Taste Better
Casseroles have been around a long time and using chicken is one of the most common ways to make them. Texas has a recipe for a really tasty chicken casserole.
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The 'Stuff' Johnny Cash Ate Made Veggies Taste So Much Better
Country music legend Johnny Cash was a true original. A lover of classic Southern comfort food, one of the Man in Black's favorites had the right "stuff."
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The Forgotten Dry Ingredient Trick For Extra Fluffy Omelets
An omelet is a popular and tasty breakfast and they are best when fluffy. There is a dry ingredient you can add to your egg mixture to make a great omelet.
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Read This Before Adding Milk To Your Slow Cooker Meal
Slow cookers are useful appliances, especially for people who work long hours. When making a recipe that requires milk, the advice in this article is helpful.
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7 Behind The Scenes Facts Of America's Test Kitchen
America's Test Kitchen discovers and shares amazing recipes with the public. Here are some behind-the-scenes facts at ATK you might not know about.
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Neither Jam Nor BBQ: The Tangy Store-Bought Sauce You Should Add To Meatballs
Meatballs are a great snack for party guests, and you can give their flavor a huge boost with this store-bought sauce that's even easy to make on your own.
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Tired Of Cottage Cheese? Try This Protein-Rich Alternative
Cottage cheese is great in many recipes and on its own. Yet, it can be a bit bland. Get similar health benefits and added flavor with this alternative.
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Old-School Chocolate Desserts That Should Be More Popular
From cakes to candies, chocolate desserts are timelessly popular, but many have fallen out of fashion over the years and some deserve more love.
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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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