The Unconventional Savory Use For Overripe Bananas
Bananas are so versatile you can use them for smoothies, ice cream toppings, or with peanut butter. But there is an unconventional way to use overripe ones.
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The Unexpected Alternative For Vanilla Extract
If you're making homemade baked goods and find you've run out of vanilla extract, maybe you have this substitute in your cabinet that will work just as well.
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What's The Nutritional Difference Between Oat Milk And Almond Milk?
Today's dairy-free milk varieties are plentiful, with almond and oak as two of the most popular. But what are their respective nutritional values?
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Here's Exactly What To Do If You Run Out Of Sour Cream
If sour cream is one of your favorite condiments, you likely always have it on hand. But if you find you're out, you can try this substitute.
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What Open And Closed Dating Mean On Food Labels
Dates on food may not necessarily mean the exact day the product goes bad. Find out the difference between open dating and closed dating on food packaging.
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Facts You Should Master About The 5 French 'Mother' Sauces
Created centuries ago, the five French 'Mother' sauces form the basis of many meals around the world today. Here's what you should know about them.
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What It Really Means When Food Goes Down 'The Wrong Pipe'
If you've ever drunk a beverage, only to have it go down 'the wrong pipe', you're not alone. But does it mean when food or beverages go down 'the wrong pipe'?
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13 Sour Cream Uses You Need To Master
Sour cream is a very versatile ingredient. It goes beyond being a topping for baked potatoes and can make dishes moist, fluffy, and flavorful.
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The 8 Best Ways To Melt White Chocolate
Chocolate can be rather finicky when you're trying to melt it, especially white chocolate. To make things easier, try one of these methods next time.
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The Importance Of Knowing The Difference Between Temperature And Heat
Heat and temperature are both important for cooking, but they aren't the same thing. Here's what separates the two, as well as the various heat cooking methods.
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Are Real Eggs Used For McDonald's Breakfast Menu?
A quick fast food egg sandwich can be just what you need when you don't want to sit in a diner or make your own breakfast. But does McDonald's use real eggs?
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Why Does Cold Pizza Still Taste So Delicious?
Pizza in all its forms are delicious, but there's something oddly appealing about a cold slice of pie. There's actual a scientific reason why that is.
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Solein: The Marvel Protein Made Out Of Water Molecules
Plant-based meats are now mainstream and lab-grown meat is in the pipeline. What if the next big leap is protein made out of components found all around us?
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7 Reasons You Shouldn't Snack Before Bed
Grabbing a late-night snack before bed is the best way to end your day ... or is it? We've compiled a list of reasons why it may not be the best idea.
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The Delicious Benefit Of Smoking Avocado
If you love raw avocados on your chips, toast, or just by the slice, there's a good chance you'll appreciate the good-for-you-fatty superfood when it's grilled.
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Claire Saffitz's Tips For Mixing The Perfect Cake Batter
Home bakers and professional bakers all appreciate good tips for the baking process. Claire Saffitz's has some great tricks for mixing the perfect cake batter.
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What Bronze Cut Pasta Actually Is
Sure, you've heard pf whole wheat and gluten-free pasta, but have you ever heard of bronze-cut pasta? Here's what you need to know about it.
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The Essential Kitchen Tools Michael Symon Can't Live Without
Everyone has a kitchen tool they can't live without, perhaps it's your spatula or paring knife. For celebrity chef Michael Symon, it's more complicated.
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The 2 Pantry Staples Alex Guarnaschelli Can't Go Without
Every celebrity chef has certain food items they keep stocked. Alex Guarnaschelli is no different, but you might be surprised at what she always has on hand.
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The Small Spanish Cooking Dishes Bobby Flay Can't Stop Using
When celebrity chef Bobby Flay talks, we listen, a do foodies from across the globe. And now we know the small Spanish cooking dishes he can't stop using.
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The Simple Addition To Minimize The Acidity Of Your Coffee
Coffee can aggravate several digestive disorders, but those who experience them don't have to avoid this popular drink entirely. This simple trick can help.
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The Spices You Should Really Be Toasting, According To Wolfgang Puck
If your favorite cooking spices are lacking a certain bite, Wolfgang Puck suggests that you try toasting a certain set in order to add a much-needed flavor.
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Don't Make This Mistake When Building A Cheese Plate
As you build a lovely cheese board with all the accouterments for your next gathering, avoid this error that could affect the flavor -- and presentation.
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The White String You Can See In Raw Egg Yolks Has A Name
If you've been cracking eggs for a long time, you've probably seen the white ropy thing next to the yolk. You might not know it has both a name and a purpose.
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Does Ground Pepper Expire?
Most of us probably have a lot of food ingredients that sit in our kitchens and pantries for years at a time. Hopefully, your ground pepper hasn't expired yet.
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Healthier Ways To Cook Your Favorite Foods
Watching your weight or want to improve your overall health? No need to give up your favorite foods. Turn them into wholesome, nutritious meals with these tips.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Going With Country Ham
If you've bought ham at the grocery store, you've probably bought what's known as a city ham. But country hams have a whole different flavor profile.
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