The Super Simple Tip For The Best Roasted Sweet Potatoes Of Your Life
Using a simple trick before you pop your sweet potatoes to roast in the oven can actually save you a lot of time. It will also help make a more delicious meal.
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This Grilling Tool Is A Must-Have For Smoking Vegetables
When firing up your smoker to toss in some vegetables for the low and slow treatment, don't forget this handy tool to ensure veggie smoking perfection.
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Why Pugliese Bread Is The Best Choice For Bruschetta
Ciabatta bread is a common choice when making bruschetta, but there may be an even better option. Our expert recommends using Pugliese bread as the best choice.
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The Viral TikTok Candy Trend That's Caused Some Pretty Serious Burns
Though there are some TikTok trends that make life easier, others can be downright dangerous. This candy hack has caused some users serious injuries.
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Here's One Of The Best NYC Bakeries To Snag Incredible Seasonal Tarts
New York City proudly boasts a multitude of cultures and cuisine to try. And this NYC bakery has some of the best seasonal tarts you'll ever have!
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Beyoncé Is Expanding Her Empire With Her Brand New Whiskey Brand
There's big news for both Beyoncé fans and whiskey lovers alike, a winning new whiskey brand is about to hit the shelves. Here's what you need to know.
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Costco's Fabled Pumpkin Pie Is Back Way Ahead Of Schedule
It might still be hot outside but that hasn't stopped Costco from rolling out one of its most popular Fall items. Head to the baked goods section to pick it up.
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The Added Bonus Of Cooking Bacon In A Cast Iron Pan
If you're already a bacon lover, you won't need to hear this tip twice. Here's why cooking bacon in a cast iron skillet is more useful than you might think.
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11 Of The Unhealthiest Whole Wheat Breads You Should Leave At The Store
Many people choose whole wheat bread as a healthier option, but many of the breads on sale aren't as good as they appear. Here are a few that are best avoided.
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Leftover Shrimp Is Begging To Be Repurposed Into Salad
Rather than having leftover shrimp on its own, consider making it into an all-new meal as a salad topper. The shrimp salad possibilities are endless.
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The Single Ingredient That Makes Frozen Margaritas So Much Easier
Frozen margaritas can be a pain to make at home, which is why we recommend this simple swap. Plus, with this hack, making different flavors is a breeze.
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What Are The Differences Between A Boning Knife And Cleaver?
If you're a serious cook, then it's important to have a variety of knives. Cleavers and boning knives are just two examples, but how do these tools differ?
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Be Like Ina Garten And Give Your Next Pot Pie A Bougie Twist
When it comes to cooking up some pot pies, Ina Garten does not always rely on chicken. Instead, she has a pretty bougie (and delicious) replacement.
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Making Chicken In Your Instant Pot? Avoid This Mistake
An Instant Pot is a miracle gadget that cooks up food in much less time. But if you're planning to use it to make chicken, then avoid this mistake.
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We Tasted Starbucks' Fall Menu And It's An All-Star Lineup
PSL rejoice! In addition to classics, new pumpkin spice items are coming to Starbucks and Starbucks Reserve that are sure to put you in the fall spirit.
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Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Season Has Begun, With New And Returning Items
Pumpkin spice has practically created its own season, and it officially begins when Starbucks launches its fall menu. Now, that moment has arrived.
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You Need To Stop Flipping Food On The Grill With A Fork Immediately
Flipping ensures that the food you're grilling will be cooked evenly to perfection on both sides, but for the best results, avoid using a fork.
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The Type Of Food You Should Never Grill With Direct Heat
You can grill a wide variety of foods, but the way you do it matters. For instance, some options don't turn out well if you cook them with direct heat.
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Follow Alton Brown's Lead And Add This To Your Next Egg Salad
Alton Brown is a culinary mastermind, so why wouldn't you follow his recipe for a great egg salad? Here's his secret ingredient that makes all the difference.
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Gatorade Vs Propel: The Nutritional Difference Between The Two Drinks
Gatorade and Propel are both made by the same company and even boast the same electrolytes, so what's the difference between the two? Let's take a look.
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What These 12 Celebrity Chefs Cook In Their Air Fryer
Celebrity chefs love air fryers because these devices are capable of making really good food, and you can use them for pretty much anything.
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What Makes Kansas City-Style Cheesy Corn So Special?
If you want a decadent and delicious side dish for your next barbecue, follow these tips to make Kansas City-style cheesy corn that's out of this world.
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There's Actually A Good Reason Your Soy Sauce Bottle Has Two Spouts
Discover the clever reason behind the two-spouted soy sauce bottle. Learn practical insight for how to pour with Kikkoman's surprisingly smart design.
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Why You Should Be Grilling Those Burger Patties Straight From The Fridge
Most meat benefits from being left out at room temp prior to cooking, but not hamburger patties. These should be kept in the fridge until cooking - here's why.
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The Shellfish To Avoid If You're Making A Seafood Stock
If you've ever eaten a seafood dish at a restaurant and then tried to replicate it at home, only to find it's not as good, you're probably missing fish stock.
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The Slept-On Herb Your Tomato Bruschetta Is Begging For
If you want to upgrade your tomato bruschetta, this one slept-on herb complements the acidity of the tomatoes and the earthiness of the basil beautifully.
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We Don't Know How To Feel About Utah's Pickle Pie
One of the top foods in Utah is the famous pickle pie at the Sunglow Restaurant and Motel in Bicknell. It's a unique flavor combination, to say the least.
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