How Long To Boil Fresh Corn On The Cob For The Best, Juiciest Results
Boiling corn on the cob may seem straightforward, but there are plenty of ways it can go wrong. Here are some tips for making the juiciest corn possible.
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Taylor Swift Shares Her 'Deep Baking Obsession' With This Classic Bread
Fans know that singer-songwriter Taylor Swift loves to bake, but in an episode of Jason and Travis Kelce's podcast, she revealed a particular bread fixation.
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The Iconic Vintage Dishware Brand Hiding At Thrift Stores That Could Be Worth Up To $2,600
Thrift store finds are some of the best you can buy, especially when you stumble across this vintage dishware brand hiding among other kitchen items.
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Albert Einstein Invented A Kitchen Appliance. Here's Why It No Longer Exists
Albert Einstein is best known for his theory of relativity, but did you know he was also an inventor? Here's why his kitchen appliance didn't catch on.
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The Essential Ingredient You Can't Ignore For Homemade Dairy-Free Ice Cream
Dairy-free ice cream can be just as tasty as the traditional version, but for the perfect texture, remember to add this crucial - and versatile - ingredient.
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Swamp Potatoes Are The Trendy Slow Cooker Meal That Delivers Big Flavor With Low Effort
Slow cooker meals are perfect for days when you don't want to stand over a hot stove, and swamp potatoes are quickly becoming a social media favorite.
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How Dollar Tree Makes Organizing Your Fridge A Breeze
Maintaining a tidy fridge is no easy task, but fortunately, Dollar Tree offers plenty of creative storage solutions that will keep your shelves in check.
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The Vintage French Cookware That Can Be Worth A Lot Of Money Today
Some culinary tools from the past are far more than mere showpieces, and that's the case with this vintage French cookware that is sought after today.
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Shallow Drawers? Here's How To Fold Kitchen Towels Like A Pro
Kitchen towels are crucial to your daily operation, but too many can cause clutter. If you've got shallow drawers, here's how to fold your towels like a pro.
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Gas Vs Charcoal Grill: Which Is Easier To Clean?
Gas and charcoal grills both have pros and cons, but which type is easiest to clean? One grill has the edge, but be aware that the margin is slim.
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5 Vintage Kitchen Decor Trends From The 1970s That Are Coming Back Around
Although many look back at the 1970s as an era of fashion faux pas, some of the decade's kitchen design trends are making a comeback in a modern context.
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How To Peel Tomatoes Like A Pro
Peeling tomatoes can be tricky, especially if you've only ever used a knife or vegetable peeler. Fortunately, we have a quick, easy method for you to try.
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The Secret Ingredient To NYC's Famous Golden Diner Pancake Is Totally Unexpected
New York City's Golden Diner opened in Chinatown in 2019. Since then, its secret ingredient has made its pancakes famous, and it's totally unexpected.
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How To Grill Flawless Burgers: Lid Open Or Closed?
Grilling great burgers takes some finesse, and one of the eternal questions is whether to cook with the lid opened or closed. We have some unexpected answers.
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We Tried 10 Popular Snapple Flavors And This Was The Worst
Snapple is a beloved beverage brand with a huge selection of delicious flavors. However, in our ranking of 10 Snapple varieties, one missed the mark.
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Vintage Boxed Cake Mixes That You Never See Anymore
Companies like Pilsbury and Betty Crocker used to sell boxed cake mixes with some extravagant flavors. Here are several you won't find on shelves anymore.
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Channing Tatum Customizes His Peanut Butter Sandwich In A Truly Unusual Way
Customizing classic dishes to your liking is a national pastime. Channing Tatum puts a new spin on his peanut butter sandwiches with this unusual addition.
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The Tropical '70s Cocktail We Don't See People Ordering Much Anymore
Like fashion and art, drinks go in and out of style. This tropical cocktail rose to popularity in the age of disco but is hard to find on drink menus today.
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Anthony Bourdain's Easy Serving Tip To Balance The Richness Of Chicken Salad
Anthony Bourdain was a beloved and well-respected fount of food knowledge, and his tip for serving chicken salad elevates the dish to a whole new level.
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The Crucial Thing To Remember When Cooking With Unrinsed Canned Beans
Canned beans are a must-have pantry staple for everything from chilis to tasty dips, but not rinsing them may alter the final dish. Here's how.
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How To Mince Your Shallots Like A Pro
If you want to mince a shallot properly, you can't wield your knife willy-nilly. There are certain ways you should hold the blade as well as the food.
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Make Store-Bought Frosting Easily Pipeable With Just One Ingredient
Store-bought frosting might seem convenient until you need to pipe a design with it. Then, it's just frustratingly thin. Here's an easy fix for that issue.
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The Absolute Best Hot Dogs Are Spiral Cut – Here's How To Make Them
For summertime grillout enthusiasts, it's hard to beat a good hot dog. You can make an absolutely amazing hot dog by spiral-cutting it; here's how.
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Temper The Sweetness Of Fudge With A Pinch Of Espresso Powder
We could talk about fudge all day, but admittedly, it can be a little sweet at times. Tamp down its cloying qualities and add complexity with espresso powder.
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Don't Throw Out Those Egg Cartons! Use Them For Easier Charcoal Grilling
Lighting your charcoal grill can be a hassle, and lighter fluids can leave behind unpleasant flavors. This virtually mess-free egg carton hack is a BBQ miracle.
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Refrigerator Pickles Are The Tasty Snack Anyone Can Make. Here's How It Works
The versatility of pickles is truly astounding. Consider the quick refrigerator pickle for a tasty snack if you're making a batch. Here's how to make them!
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What Sets Beef Tallow Apart From Beef Fat?
Beef tallow and beef fat are similar substances and are both useful in the kitchen, but how do they differ? Let's explore these two cooking staples.
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