If You Have The Time, You Should Smoke Your Meatloaf
Meatloaf has been tweaked with all sorts of spices and cooking methods. But, if you have the time, you should smoke your meatloaf for a flavorful twist.
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15 Best Indian Restaurants In NYC, Ranked
Explore NYC's top Indian eateries with this ranking of 15 restaurants, offering insights into their menus and atmospheres. A guide for food lovers.
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Easily Remove That Layer Of Fat From Soup With A Simple Lettuce Hack
That unsightly layer of fat may form on top of your soup, but a simple lettuce leaf can be all you need to take the fat out to still have a delicious meal.
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Is It Possible To Eat Too Many Vegetables?
The catch-all mantra "Eat better, not less!" is often paired with images of vegetable-filled plates, but is loading up solely on vegetables a good idea?
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How To Cook Frozen Scallops To Perfection
Scallops are a restaurant delicacy that you can actually make at home quite easily. If you're cooking from frozen scallops, don't forget these essential steps.
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Peace Hard Tea Review: This Isn't Your Grandma's Sweet Tea
Move over hard seltzer because hard tea is taking over. We tried three flavors of the new Peace Hard Tea to find out if they offer the refreshing kick we need.
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The Great American Beer Fest Winners Are In For Best Brew Across The Nation
Breweries from Atlanta to Washougal took home medals in 99 different categories. What's even more amazing is that many of those also included subcategories.
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Baskin-Robbins Is Entering Spooky Season With The Return Of Its Zombie Unicorn Cake
Baskin-Robbins has announced that it's officially bringing back the popular zombie unicorn cake, just in time to celebrate all things cute and spooky.
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How To Store Caramel Apples For Maximum Freshness
When your eyes are bigger than your stomach, but you don't want to waste food, how do you store extra caramel apples for maximum freshness? Here's what to do.
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How Long Should You Oven Dry Grapes For Homemade Raisins?
Even if you don't have a dehydrator, you can easily make raisins at home by drying your grapes out in the oven. But, how long does that take?
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The Best Way To Clean Stained Enamel Cookware
Enameled cast iron cookware is so durable and beautiful but when it gets stained, it can become unsightly. See the best way to clean stained enamel cookware.
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Buying Pre-Popped Kernels For Homemade Caramel Corn Is A Big Mistake
Making homemade caramel corn can be an easy, delcious treat, but make sure you don't skip out on the crucial step of popping your kernels over the stove.
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What's The Difference Between Pink And Red Velvet Cake?
Both red velvet cake and pink velvet cake are dyed with red food coloring. Pink velvet cake just uses a little bit less of it to achieve a lighter hue.
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Taco Bell Is Releasing Its First-Ever Totally Vegan Nacho Fries
Taco Bell's Nacho Fries are returning, and this time, the chain is marking the occasion by releasing a vegan version of the special menu item.
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You're Probably Forgetting To Clean Your Refrigerator Coils
While it may be cumbersome, cleaning your fridge coils is not too difficult. If you do it regularly, your fridge will run better and use less electricity.
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The Easy Substitute For Making Caramel Without Any Cream
There's nothing quite as tasty as homemade caramel, but if you're strapped for time and don't have cream on hand, there's a simple swap that will do the trick.
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Ocean Spray Cranberry X Dragon Fruit Review: Should You Line Up For The Re-Release?
Since this limited-edition flavor sold out so quickly the first time around, we figured we better taste-test it to see what all the fuss is about.
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Prevent Brown Sugar From Hardening With One Storage Hack
Maybe you cook with brown sugar but don't use it often. If you want to preserve the rarely used sweetener, this storage hack keeps it from hardening.
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Why You Should Always Have Coconut Oil On Hand When Melting Chocolate
Home cooks know all to well how easy it is to burn chocolate while melting. Thankfully, coconut oil is the secret ingredient you need to fix your mistake.
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Aldi's Lobster Mac And Cheese Apparently Leaves Much To Be Desired
Shoppers who are passionate about their pasta have taken to the internet to voice their opinions about the German supermarket chain's version of this dish.
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How To Use Frozen Dinners To Totally Upgrade Baked Potatoes
Forget your bland baked potatoes and take things up a notch, thanks to that frozen dinner stored in your freezer. Pair the two together for a tasty dish.
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The Spatula You Need For Effortlessly Flipping Tofu On The Grill
Does tofu on the grill go against everything you've been taught? Maybe, but it's not entirely true. This is the spatula you need if you do decide to grill tofu.
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Costco Membership Fees Are Set To Remain The Same ... For Now
If you're a Costco member concerned that the bulk retailer might be raising its membership fees, take comfort in knowing that you're safe for now.
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It's Time We Start Appreciating V8 Juice As A Convenient Meat Marinade
Meat is always better with the right marinade. But did you know V8 juice makes one of the best meat marinades you can find? Here's your convenient V8 hack.
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How To Make Potato Soup Without The Hassle Of Peeling And Dicing
If you want to make a delicious potato soup without the hassle of peeling and dicing the main ingredient, try this trick that works every time.
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Add Some Zest To Your Frozen Broccoli And Break Out The Lemons
Frozen broccoli can be mushy and flavorless when cooked improperly. Give this humble ingredient extra zest by breaking out the lemons. Trust us, it's worth it.
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Preheat Your Oven Before Cleaning To Help Get Rid Of That Gunk And Grime
When using your oven so much, gunk and grime are bound to build up. Luckily, preheating your oven is the perfect hack for cleaning your oven with ease.
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