What Makes Jamaican Fried Dumplings Unique?
Dumplings are loved all over the world, and Jamaica has its own collection of the fried variety. This core ingredient may be what sets them apart.
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How To Prevent Your Deviled Eggs From Weeping
Nobody likes their finger foods getting overly emotional. Make sure your deviled eggs stay happy, delicious, and dry at your next dinner party.
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Canned Sardines Are Perfect For A Simple Salad
Looking to make your salads not only more interesting, but more nutrient-dense? We explore the easy ways to use a simply underrated canned fish.
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11 Things Waffle House Employees Wish You Would Stop Doing
We have found 11 things that Waffle House employees wish customers would stop doing, so please keep them in mind the next time you visit a location.
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What Should You Do If You Can't Find A Receipt Checker At Costco?
Costco members know that before exiting the store, it's protocol to have your receipt checked. But what do you do if there's no one there to check it?
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Cream Cheese Is Your Secret Weapon For The Best Whipped Cream Frosting
If you crave a thicker, creamier texture in your whipped cream frosting, then you should consider adding cream cheese.
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Can You Make Meatloaf In A Slow Cooker?
It's hard to say which is more popular with home cooks, the simplicity of meatloaf or the ease of slow cookers. Tip: Pairing the two is a terrific time-saver.
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Can You Eat Wild Acorns?
You know that squirrels love their acorns, but are these nuts safe for human consumption? Let's dig into it to find out -- you might be surprised by the answer.
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The Important Timing Tip To Remember For Steaming A Whole Lobster
There's no reason to fear steaming your own lobsters at home, and as long as you remember this easy timing tip, you should get the best results every time.
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How Does Coquito Differ From Eggnog?
Both of these creamy drinks are popular around the holiday season, but what are their similarities and differences? Let's dig into it.
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What Are The Main Differences Between Brisket And Pork Belly Burnt Ends?
Brisket and pork belly burnt ends may seem quite similar, but there is actually a lot that sets them apart even though they can both be BBQ staples.
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The Wholesome Origin Story Behind Appalachian Apple Stack Cake
If this stacked cake from the Appalachians isn't the apple of your eye, the origin story people tell about it might change that.
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The Temperature Tip That Will Prevent Slimy Okra
If you find your okra dishes end up with a slimy, barely palatable texture, try using this adjustment to your cooking temperature to make them crispier.
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How To Transform Canned Cranberry Sauce Into A Sweet Meat Marinade
Acidity is key when it comes to making a good meat marinade. Here's how you can take cranberry sauce and add a few ingredients to make a delicious tenderizer.
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Aldi's Choceur Belgian Champagne Shaped Chocolates Are Just In Time For 2024
A new year comes with all kinds of opportunities. Aldi is offering the opportunity to celebrate that with chocolates shaped like champagne bottles.
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Lasagna Soup Is The TikTok Sensation You Need To Try
Among TikTok recipes, some seem to be overhyped. However, when it comes to lasagna soup, it's one viral sensation you should try your hand at.
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Why Sorrel Is Jamaica's Favorite Christmas Drink
Christmas wouldn't be the same in Jamaica without a glass of sorrel. While you can have it any time of the year, here's what makes it the perfect holiday drink.
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Pressed For Time? Make Your Scalloped Potatoes In The Microwave
Simply grab a microwave-safe dish, arrange your sliced potatoes, and top them off with butter, flour, milk, and your preferred seasonings.
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What's The Difference Between Fermented And Vinegar-Based Hot Sauce?
Hot sauce has the ability to (literally) spice up any dish. When deciding which to use, what's the difference between fermented and vinegar-based hot sauce?
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Effortlessly Shape Cinnamon Rolls With A Pizza Cutter
Many have come up with tricks and shortcuts, however, one that really seems to stick involves using a tool that was made for a different type of food.
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The Ingredient Swaps You Need For A Delectable Brownie Brittle
With substitutions to your brownie recipe, namely, white sugar for brown sugar and egg whites for whole eggs or yolks, you're on your way to crispiness.
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Is A Whiskey Gingersnap A Cookie Or A Cocktail?
Gingersnap cookies are a beloved holiday cookie, and we all know cookies go well with cocktails. So, is a whiskey gingersnap a cookie or a cocktail?
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What Makes Hungarian Stuffed Peppers Unique?
Hungarian stuffed peppers have many ingredients in common with other versions of the dish, but one ingredient stands out in this specific rendition.
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The Obvious Yet Overlooked Tip To Master A Recipe
Though cooking up delicious meals from scratch may seem like a daunting feat, the trick to nailing a recipe is in a time-old adage: practice makes perfect.
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Upgrade Your Chicken Wings With A Briny Dash Of Fish Sauce
A well-made chicken wing is the perfect vehicle for classic Buffalo sauce and blue cheese, but there's always room for an upgrade. How about trying fish sauce?
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How To Make Sure Your Dutch Baby Has Perfectly Crisp Edges
While you can do everything right, sometimes your Dutch baby will come out rather limp and soggy, with lackluster edges. The problem might be your pan.
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Costco Shoppers Say The Chocolate Chip Cookies Just Aren't Worth It Anymore
Long a staple of the bulk retailer's bakery section, Costco's chocolate chip cookies are being seen in a new light by shoppers after a price hike.
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