The Most Overlooked Yet Obvious Tip For Velvety Rich Hot Chocolate
Using chocolate milk, rather than white milk, as a base for hot chocolate is a simple yet ingenious way to pack as much cocoa flavor into your cup as possible.
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10 Chef-Approved Tips For Making Perfect Pasta Dishes
We spoke with Chef Tiago Padilha to learn some of the tricks he and other professional chefs use to make the pasta dishes they serve taste so good.
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Seriously Upgrade Your Chili With A Boozy Ingredient
Despite being the coziest of comfort foods, chili is serious business. If you want to get serious about yours, try giving it a major boost with some booze.
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The Wax Paper Hack To Soften Butter In An Instant
In a hurry and need that stick of butter to soften in a jiffy? Simply grab your roll of wax paper and solve your problems real quick. Here's how.
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Horseradish Is The Ingredient You're Missing For Spicy Homemade Pickles
When you're looking to lend your homemade pickles a fiery kick, consider putting down the peppers and getting your hands on some horseradish.
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What's The Best Type Of Meat To Use For Dirty Rice?
Dirty rice is a staple Cajun dish in Louisiana that combines finely chopped meats and vegetables with rice and spices, but the ideal meat might surprise you.
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The Unexpected Milk Hack For Thawing And Marinating Frozen Fish At The Same Time
Frozen fish can be just as good as fresh, and preparing it may be easier than you think. All you need is some milk to thaw and marinate it simultaneously.
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11 Tips For Cooking Steakhouse-Style Steaks At Home
There's an art to cooking steak, and it's possible to make a restaurant quality meal at home. Here's some advice for how to enjoy the perfect steak every time.
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What Exactly Is Lemon Cream And How Do You Use It?
You've probably heard of lemon cream, but lemon cream is a superior lemon ingredient that will take your tarts, cakes, and even your toast to the next level.
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Prevent Soggy Toast With A Simple Cooling Hack
A crisp piece of fresh toast can quickly become soggy if it cools down too much while flat on a plate. This helpful trick can make that problem vanish.
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The Kitchen Deals To Look Out For During Amazon's October Prime Day
It's Amazon Prime Day once again, and that means it's time to stock up on much-needed kitchen appliances at a fraction of their normal price.
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The Toast Hack For A Premium Sandwich-Eating Experience
Pretty much anyone who orders or makes a sandwich dreads having to deal with a soggy one. Luckily, one toasting hack will save your eating experience.
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14 Unexpected Ingredients That Will Upgrade Your Thanksgiving Gravy
For Thanksgiving dinner, the savory flavor of a rich gravy is essential. Why not try giving your old gravy recipe new life, with one of these tasty twists?
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What Are Shishito Peppers And How Do You Cook Them?
Shishito peppers generally have a mild flavor that pairs well with classic East Asian sauces, but be cautious - every so often, one will be surprisingly spicy.
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Why You Might Want To Start Storing Your Salad Greens In Aluminum Foil
If you are constantly finding your salad greens wilted and slimy, it may help to start storing the leaves in tin foil. Here's why it works and its benefits.
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Should You Shuck Corn Before Cooking It In The Microwave?
If you're looking for a corn-cooking shortcut and want to toss a few cobs in the microwave, you might be wondering whether you should shuck them first.
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Should You Clean Frozen Shrimp Before Cooking Them?
You love shrimp. You love it in cocktail, in scampi, and in a po' boy. But if you use frozen shrimp to make these, should you clean them before cooking?
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You Can't Cook Meat In A Dishwasher, Can You?
If you've already mastered the many conventional methods of cooking meat and wondered whether your dishwasher would work, here's what you should know.
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Upgrade The Flavors Of Your Burger With A Sweet Fruit Chutney
Chutney is an Indian spread that can now be found globally. If you've ever thought of using a sweet fruit chutney, it can seriousy upgrade your next burger.
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The Qualities To Consider When Making Homemade Pepper Flakes
Store-bought pepper flakes often consist of a blend of different chiles. You can adopt this approach for your own homemade blend to adjust for spice and flavor.
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The Muffin Tin Hack For Perfectly Tiny Taco Salads
Try serving taco salads in tiny tortilla cups that can be made from a muffin tin. Mini taco salads are a way to make sure every guest gets what they want.
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If You're On A Budget, Don't Knock Canned Seafood For Your Charcuterie Board
Charcuterie boards are wildly popular and now highlight more than meat and cheese. If you feature seafood on your board, don't knock the canned version.
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What Makes German Chocolate Cake Different From Its Classic Counterpart?
Even if you've already heard of German chocolate cake, you may be wondering what makes it unique from traditional chocolate cake. Here's what to know.
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Mix Tapenade Into Mayo For A Briny, Creamy Sandwich Spread
If you're looking to give your plain old mayonnaise a serious boost, try stirring in some salty, sour, umami-rich tapenade to take the spread to new heights.
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Is It Safe To Eat Expired Butter?
It's a known fact that some foods are fine after their printed expiration dates, but is a dairy product? Here's what you need to know about expired butter.
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For Homemade Candy Corn, The Temperature Of Your Corn Syrup Matters
Candy corn is one of those love-it-or-hate-it treats. If you happen to love it and want to make your own, then the temperature of your corn syrup is the key.
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14 Unexpected Ingredients You Should Put In Tuna Salad
The flavor of tuna salad is reliable and always enjoyable; it's also easy for it to become boring. Check out how you can mix things up and try something new.
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