Easily Test The Temperature Of Your Cooking Oil With A Utensil Hack
Whether you're frying chicken or whipping up a batch of donuts, you can be sure your frying oil is at the perfect temperature with the help of a wooden spoon.
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Your Neglected Bar Cart Makes For A Perfect Cooking Prep Station
If your once trusty but now dusty and neglected bar cart is covered in cobwebs and it's nowhere near Halloween, give it new life as a cooking prep station.
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Danielle Kartes' Pumpkin Pie Has A Delicious Deep-Dish Twist
Pumpkin pie is undeniably an autumnal staple, but that doesn't mean you can't switch up the recipe. Try Danielle Kartes' deep-dish pie for a seasonal treat.
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Will Cut-Resistant Gloves Actually Save You In The Kitchen?
How well do cut-resistant gloves actually protect you? Learning how they work can help you decide if they're a good safety measure for your home kitchen.
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How To Clean Under An Oven Without Removing It From The Wall
Pulling out your heavy oven can make cleaning underneath it an insurmountable task. It's actually quite easy to get that patch of floor sparkling clean, though.
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Pop Your Tuna Melt In The Air Fryer For A Crispy, Cheesy Bite
Yes, you can make the perfect tuna melt in an air fryer. As it turns out, the miracle kitchen gadget brings a satisfying crunch to this comfort food classic,
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Make Your Meatballs In An Instant Pot For A Truly Low-Maintenance Dinner
For an especially low-mess, low-maintenance weeknight dinner, avoid the skillet and the oven and try popping them into your Instant Pot for a delicious result.
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Yes, You Can Absolutely Make Sweet Potato Pie In The Air Fryer
Because of their relative size to ovens and the convection fan system, you must keep a few things in mind when making a sweet potato pie in an air fryer.
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Milk Is The Unexpected Secret To Polished Silverware
Make those forks and knives shine thanks to your easily accessible carton of milk. Simply soak your wares overnight to get them gleaming in time for breakfast.
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Give Your Oven A Rest And Throw Your Sweet Potatoes In The Air Fryer
Cooking potatoes can take a long time. Instead of spending all day cooking, give your oven a rest and throw your sweet potatoes in the air fryer.
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Swiftly Chop Hard-Boiled Eggs With A Cooling Rack Hack
Employing kitchen tools for something other than their intended use is great knowledge to have. Swiftly chop hard-boiled eggs with this cooling rack hack.
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The Clever Microwave Tip You Need To Cook Food Evenly Every Time
The microwave changed how we cook food, but sometimes, half of your dish is still cold while the rest is hot. Here's a tip to cook food evenly every time.
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Ricotta Is The Star Ingredient For Cooking Ultra-Juicy Meatballs In Your Air Fryer
Air-fryer meatballs can be a delightful treat, but they can easily dry out from the high heat. To prevent this, add some ricotta to your meatball mixture.
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Whip Up Homemade Hot Chocolate In A Flash With One Kitchen Gadget
Hot chocolate is a wintertime staple, but making a great-tasting mug can be a challenge. Ensure café-quality cocoa by using this one handy kitchen gadget.
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Turn Your Crock Pot Into A Fondue Station With An Easy Jar Hack
This simple trick allows you to make delicious chocolate fondue straight from your crockpot without getting things too messy. Here's how it works.
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The Microwave Hack For Perfect Roux In An Instant
When you need to whip up a roux but you don't have any time to waste, you'll want to make a beeline straight for your trusty, dusty microwave.
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The Best Way To Get A Perfectly Medium-Rare Rack Of Lamb
Don't be intimidated by rack of lamb, it's easy to get this festive dish medium-rare every time. Here's a tip for the best way to cook it perfectly.
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Your Oven Is The Key To Cooking Sunny Side Up Eggs En Masse
When you want to cook up a great big batch of sunny-side up eggs for a group, just ditch the frying pan and the stovetop in favor of your oven.
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How To Make Crispy Pumpkin Seeds In The Air Fryer
If you happen to have a bunch of pumpkin seeds on hand, especially after carving jack-o'-lanterns, it's easy to roast up the seeds in an air fryer.
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Yes, You Can Cook Meat Straight From Frozen In Your Air Fryer
Did you know that you don't even have to thaw meat before cooking it in an air fryer? That's right - you can cook meat straight from frozen with little fuss.
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The Pizza Cutter Hack For Tenderized Meat In A Pinch
Pizza cutters' sharp edges act as little knives to cut doughy pizza crust. But that isn't their only use - the sharp edges are great for perforating meat, too.
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Here's Why Cake Forks Have Those Mysterious Notches
You might have noticed a distinct chip in one of the prongs on your cake forks. There's a reason why these forks are shaped as they are. Here's why.
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The Mess-Free Way To Drain Canned Tuna Without A Strainer
Canned tuna is a healthy, hearty food you can eat in almost any setting. If you're on the go, you'll need a mess-free way to drain the can without a strainer.
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Effortlessly Make French Toast By Popping It In The Slow Cooker
When it comes to a sweet brunch item, french toast tops the list. But why stick to the standard stovetop version? Pop in the slow cooker for a tasty easy twist!
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The Saucepan Hack That Eliminates The Need For A Spoon Rest
Cooking requires using a lot of dishes, which means using a lot of space. This saucepan hack will save space by eliminating the need for a spoon rest.
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How To Properly Clean A Meat Thermometer And Eliminate Bacteria
Thermometers are essential in cooking meat to the right temperature, but can also contaminate if misused. Here's how to clean them to eliminate bacteria.
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How To Make Sure Your Meat Thermometer Is As Accurate As Possible
Meat thermometers are a useful kitchen tool that tells when your food has reached its optimal temperature. Here's how to make sure you get an accurate reading.
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