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  • Bunny cupcakes
    Arianna Endicott

    The Easiest Way To Make Bunny-Shaped Cupcakes For Easter

    On Easter, everyone's likely flexing their baking skills with carrot cake or Easter bread - but here's the easiest way to make some cute bunny-shaped cupcakes.
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  • person chopping steak
    Nick Johnson

    Why Using A Glass Cutting Board Is A Death Sentence For Your Knives

    It is difficult to argue that any tool is as important in the kitchen as a knife. What meal can you complete without cutting up an ingredient at some point?
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  • Bowl of popcorn and microwave
    Chase Shustack

    Is There Really A Right Side For Microwaving Bagged Popcorn?

    Bags of popcorn advise you to keep one particular side up in the microwave. Does this really matter? The answer is yes -- and the reason why is surprising.
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  • Grilled cheese sandwich and milk
    Kelly Douglas

    Don't Make Grilled Cheese In A Toaster Unless You Want To Start A Fire

    A grilled cheese is a simple, yet delicious sandwich to make. But you should avoid making said sandwich inside your toaster, unless you want to risk a fire.
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  • Tomatoes on the vine
    Missy Boylan

    You May Want To Keep Tomatoes Away From Your Cast Iron Skillet

    A cast iron skillet is a useful cooking pan, but it does require a bit of maintenance. There are some foods you may want to avoid cooking in your skillet.
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  • Roasted potatoes in glass baking dish
    Elaina Friedman

    Pyrex And Anchor Hocking: Are They Really That Different?

    Pyrex and Anchor Hocking are two of the biggest and oldest name brands in cookware. But are they really that different from each other? Here's the scoop.
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  • Garlic cloves minced in bowl
    David Tran

    A Microwave Is Your Ticket To Crispy Garlic In A Flash

    If you love adding crispy or roasted garlic to your dinners, then you should really try this hack. All you need is a bit of garlic and a microwave.
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  • Chopping onion on cutting board
    Kelly Douglas

    If You Don't Want To Cry While Cutting Onions, Try Lighting A Candle

    If you're like most people, cutting an onion is a daunting task. But, if you want to chop onions without all of the waterworks, try lighting a candle next time.
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  • Bananas in different stages of ripeness
    Chase Shustack

    The Clever Countertop Gadget To Keep Bananas Fresh Longer

    There are many methods to ensure your bananas don't ripen too quickly, true, but you may not have considered trying this clever countertop gadget.
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  • cake breaker cutting angel cake
    Nico Danilovich

    The Strange-Looking Baking Tool That Once Preserved Delicate Cake Slices

    Some kitchen gadgets have incredibly layered histories. For instance, this is the strange-looking baking tool that once preserved delicate cake slices.
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  • Fresh bagels in paper
    Elaina Friedman

    The Unexpected Reason Bagels Are One Of The Most Dangerous Foods In The Country

    Preparing food can be precarious even for experienced home cooks, and there's an unexpected reason bagels are one of the most dangerous foods in the country.
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  • Instant Pot on counter
    Chase Shustack

    The Safety Checklist To Hit Before Putting Ingredients In An Instant Pot

    The Instant Pot makes cooking easy, but there are some things you should know. Here is the safety checklist to hit before putting ingredients in an Instant Pot.
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  • cutting watermelon
    Betsy Parks

    Why You Should Be Using A Bread Knife To Cut Fruit

    While a serrated bread knife would seem to have one obvious use in the average kitchen, it also can come in quite handy for regular use with fruit.
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  • chopping herb with knife
    Alexis Montoya

    You Should Wrap Your Knives In Newspaper, According To Professional Chefs

    Not many people think about the pros and cons of a knife block vs. a magnetic strip, but if you want to keep your knives sharp and ready, storage is essential.
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  • Lemons in a bucket
    Angel Albring

    Struggling With Juicing Lemons? Break Out The Kitchen Shears

    Lemons bring a bright, fresh flavor to every summer salad and baked good, but juicing them takes some work. For an easy shortcut, use your kitchen shears.
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