The 7 Best And 7 Worst Types Of Cheese To Put On A Fish Sandwich
Few meals hit the spot like a fried fish sandwich with cheese, but your choice of cheese can make or break the sandwich. Here's what works and what doesn't.
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Never Eat Dry Salmon Again With A Simple Brine Tip
Once you've overcooked a piece of fish, there's no going back. Avoid ruining your beautiful piece of salmon with two simple ingredients you already have.
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Gordon Ramsay's Top Tip For Perfectly Formed Crab Cakes
Chef Gordon Ramsay has decades of cooking experience under his belt, and his tip for perfectly formed crab cakes is one of his simplest yet most effective.
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Stop Making These 14 Mistakes With Your Corned Beef And Cabbage
Though recipes for classic corned beef are ubiquitous, there are some basic rules of thumb to follow with this dish to guarantee flavorful and tender meat.
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Need A Break From Homemade Sourdough? Just Dry Your Starter
Maintaining a sourdough starter takes time and dedication. Sometimes you just need a break. Well, you can by drying it out and saving it for later
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What To Consider Before Pairing Snacks With Different Dips
There are many dip options to consider for parties and snacks. Just as important, though, is your choice of accompanying snack. Here's what to consider.
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Here Are Ina Garten's 2 Favorite Brands Of Dried Pasta
You might be familiar with the celebrity chef's affinity for dried pasta, but to truly cook like the Barefoot Contessa, you need these two brands.
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Amp Up Your Classic Martini With That Leftover Pickle Juice In The Fridge
Although unconventional, infusing your martini with tangy, briny pickle juice isn't such an extreme departure from traditional olive brine.
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The Absolute Best Way To Freeze Salmon
Yes, it's totally fine to freeze that salmon you want to keep rather than letting it spoil. Here's a tip for the absolute best way to do that.
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The Baking Soda Hack For Ridding Yourself Of Hot Pepper Hands
It can be a drag to feel that burning sensation after chopping chilis. Luckily there's a way to alleviate the discomfort with a hack involving baking soda.
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Easily Upgrade Canned French Onion Soup With One Simple Addition
Canned French onion soup is a good option for those who don't have time to make it from scratch. And it can be easily upgraded with one simple addition.
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The Tip You Need For A Guaranteed Molten-Centered Lava Cake
When you slide your fork through a moist, rich molten chocolate lava cake, the center is supposed to be... like lava. Here's a surefire way to do it.
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The Rolling Tip You Need For Making Homemade Ramen Noodles
Getting ramen dough to cooperate can be a bit of a challenge, especially if you're used to making egg noodles. For success, it's all about the hydration level.
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14 Ingredient Swaps That Will Make Shepherd's Pie So Much Better
Shepherd's pie used to be made with all sorts of ingredients, and who says it can't now? Try some of these ingredient swaps to elevate your next shepherd's pie.
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It's Time To Upgrade Your Roasted Broccoli With A Pinch Of Sugar
Roasted vegetables are best when deeply caramelized, drawing out natural sweet and savory elements. But there is an easy way to boost the flavor.
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Are There Any Nutritional Benefits To Parsley Tea?
We know parsley as a garnish or herb for stews and salads. But it can also be steeped as a tea. What's more, there are a few reasons why you should consider it.
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Take Any Soup Up A Savory Notch With Worcestershire Sauce
The secret ingredient to wow people with your homemade soup? Worcestershire sauce. All you need is a tiny bit to elevate any soup.
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Yes, You Absolutely Can Make Bread Pudding In A Slow Cooker
Many might assume that slow cookers are only best for making chilis, soups, and soups, but that's simply not true. Look no further than bread pudding.
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Leftover Rice Is The Best Way To Bulk Up Your Tuna Salad
Don't know what to do with that leftover tuna salad? Simply add rice for a filling dish to use in salads, in between sandwich bread, or to serve with crackers.
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Add Some Vermouth To Your Clam Chowder And Thank Us Later
Clam chowder with shellfish, bacon, and potatoes is a deliciously creamy soup in its most basic form. But try taking it up a notch by adding some vermouth.
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Ina Garten's Pro-Tip For Ravioli That Won't Stick Together
When it comes to cooking tips, Ina Garten has a lot to offer. Try her simple advice for quickly keeping your ravioli from sticking together.
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The Mistake To Avoid If You Make A Breakfast Sandwich With A Baguette
If you're whipping up a quick sandwich in the morning, there's one step that you're going to want to skip to ensure it turns out perfectly.
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For A Delicious Avocado Salad, You Actually Don't Want The Hass Variety
Creamy Hass avocados are great for making guacamole. But it's not the right texture for an avocado salad. For that task, reach for something a little firmer.
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What To Keep In Mind When Choosing Ginger Beer For Your Cocktails
Not all ginger beers are created equal. So, next time you're looking for a perfect blend for your cocktails, keep these tips in mind when selecting your brew.
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You Should Actually Think Twice Before Washing Pre-Washed Lettuce
We want to make sure our fresh produce is clean to avoid contaminants. So, when it comes to pre-washed lettuce, there's little point washing it again.
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How Long Does Buttermilk Usually Last After You Open It?
Buttermilk is incredibly useful -- but how long does it stay good after you open it? The answer is complex, but we're here to break it down for you.
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Here's How To Halve An Egg When Your Recipe Calls For It
It's rare that a recipe calls for half an egg, but if you are cutting a recipe in half and it only uses one egg, this info will come in handy.
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