Rub Your Burger Patties In Coffee To Seriously Wake Up The Flavor
There are many surprising uses for coffee in the kitchen, but one that is starting to gain momentum is using a coffee rub to tenderize burgers or marinade meat.
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It's So Easy To Transform Bland Oyster Crackers Into The Perfect Snack
While oyster crackers are most commonly used for tossing into soups and bisques, there's an easy way to spice them up for a tasty snack right out of the oven.
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The Chocolate Chip Brand We Honestly Think Tastes Like Dirt
Chocolate chip cookies are what we imagine heaven to taste like. But there's a chocolate chip brand that'll make your next batch taste more like mud.
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The Genius Tip For Perfect Grilled Zucchini Every Time
Grilling is a great way to get the best out of summer squashes. But there's an important tip to remember if you want to achieve a perfectly cooked zucchini.
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This Hack Gives You Perfectly Marinated Olives In Under 5 Minutes
There's a hack to marinating your olives that utilizes no equipment and minimum effort but gives maximum flavor in practically no time at all.
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You've Been Storing Imitation Crab All Wrong
You're likely familiar with one of the best man-made wonders of the culinary world: imitation crab. What you might not be familiar with is how to store it.
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13 Ingredients That Are Ruining Your Charcuterie Board
The wrong ingredients can ruin your charcuterie board's balance of contrasting yet complementary flavors and textures, or just make it a pain to serve and eat.
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Give Your Barbecue Sauce A Sweeter Taste With Fruit Juice
If you find the taste of barbecue sauce a little too tangy, there's a simple way to fix it. Just add some sweetness with your favorite fruit juice.
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The Simplest Straining Hack For Cooking Ground Beef
Ground beef is great in many recipes for a quick weeknight dinner. But extra fat can ruin the taste and texture. Fortunately there's simple straining hack.
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Stuck With An Underripe Melon? Try Pickling It
You don't have to wait a week for your melon to ripen. If you were to pickle it, you can start enjoying that fruity flesh in a matter of hours.
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The Timing Error That Makes Shredding Chicken Way More Difficult
Whether you've taken the time to roast a chicken from scratch or you picked up the hot rotisserie variety at the store, shredding chicken should be easy.
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When Making Homemade Salsa, Skip This Classic Seasoning
How about a fiery salsa to serve at your next Taco Tuesday? If you're making your own at home, there's a seasoning you can leave out of the mix.
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Try These Chef-Approved Ingredient Swaps For An Even Better Homemade Vinaigrette
Vinaigrette recipes are often very simple, but substituting a few ingredients can really punch up the flavor and make this dressing surprisingly delicious.
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14 Canned Fruit Hacks You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
Some of these canned fruit hacks may even take you outside of your comfort zone -- think sushi with fruit -- but the joy of exploration can be very rewarding.
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The Pasta Reheating Tip We Wish We Knew Sooner
We've all been there: We made too much pasta and don't want to toss it. So save it for an easy leftover meal. Here's the best way to reheat it.
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The Secret To Unbeatable Garlic Bread Is Your Grill
You might think that adding heaps of garlic and a slathering of butter is enough to level up your bread. But your grill can take the flavor even further.
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Chef Says You're Probably Making These Mistakes When Cooking Onion Rings
For such a simple food, onion rings can be very easy to get wrong. To learn about the most common mistakes and how to avoid them, we looked to the experts.
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The Chick-Fil-A Milkshake Hack Perfect For Cookie Lovers
If you're you have a sweet tooth and a cookie craving to satisfy, there's a secret way to elevate the crunch factor in a Chick-fil-A milkshake.
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What You Need To Know Before Substituting Vinegar For Lime Juice
Lime juice is often used in recipes for its acidity as much as for its flavor. If you're fresh out of fresh lime juice, you can use this unlikely substitute.
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Use Tortellini For Your Next Pasta Salad And Taste The Magic
If you're looking for an excuse to turn your favorite pasta salad recipe from a side dish into the full meal, look no further. This quick swap will do.
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13 Baker-Approved Ingredient Swaps That Will Make Your Cobblers And Crisps Taste So Much Better
While there's no shame in making the classic version of these desserts, there are a few genius swaps you can make to give them that extra oomph.
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Flash-Fry Your Herbs For A Truly Out-Of-This-World Salad Topping
Salads are the perfect place for flash-fried herbs. Whether you toss them in or use them as a beautiful topping, they're a flavorful upgrade.
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The Tastiest Ham Glaze Ever Is Just 3 Simple Ingredients Away
Making glaze allows you to experiment, but knowing which flavors go together can be daunting. The tastiest ham glaze is made with just three simple ingredients.
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Give Your Coffee A Unique Burst Of Flavor With This Classic Spice
Milk and sweeteners aren't the only additions for your cup of joe. Reach into your spice rack for this pantry staple to give your coffee a new punch of flavor.
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The Classic Dip Ingredient You Never Thought To Add To Hummus
From chilis, to red bell peppers and avocado, there are many ways to add flavor to hummus. But have you ever tried pairing it with this classic dip?
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Give Fruit Salad An Elegant Upgrade With This Unexpected Pantry Staple
Dressings are a common component to most salads. But what about when it comes to a fruit salad? Add some sophistication with an ingredient you already have.
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Andrew Zimmern's Fridge Hack For Removing That Pesky Brisket Fat
While fat will add flavor to your brisket, you can have too much of a good thing. Andrew Zimmern has a useful refrigerator trick for removing any excess.
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