The Easy Serving Method That'll Make Thanksgiving Dinner A Lot Less Stressful
Make Thanksgiving a lot less stressful with the easy serving method that feeds a crowd, and lets each guest choose what foods they want, when they want them.
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Your Oven Isn't Actually The Best Method For Baking Sweet Potatoes
Sweet potatoes can come out of the oven looking less than ideal, which is why it isn't actually the best option. Here's how the experts recommend cooking them.
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Bring A Brighter Bite To Burgers With This Umami-Loaded Topping
Burgers are unbelievably customizable, but this umami-loaded topping ranks high on the list. Here's when to add it and what it pairs well with.
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Why Cracker Barrel Mac And Cheese Is The Best Store-Bought Variety You Can Buy
Cracker Barrel boxed mac and cheese not only ranked highest on our taste test, but it has a budget-friendly ingredient that is a surprising time saver.
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How Geoffrey Zakarian Turns Simple Canned Tuna Into A Gourmet Meal
With a little bit of finesse and a whole lot of culinary know-how, Geoffrey Zakarian transforms canned tuna into a classic French dish. Here’s how.
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This Chef Is Cutting Chives Every Day Until Reddit Says They're Perfect
If you're looking for some wholesome internet shenanigans, this chef's chive-heavy food challenge has been blowing up as he attempts to perfect his knife work.
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What You Can Do If Your Sourdough Starter Isn't Rising
Homemade sourdough bread is popular for a reason, but if you're struggling with getting your sourdough starter to rise, we spoke with an expert to get answers.
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14 Ways To Transform A Can Of Cinnamon Rolls
If you don't have time to make cinnamon rolls from scratch, you can easily upgrade canned ones by adding ingredients or by using different cooking methods.
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Fix Runny Soup With One Simple Ingredient
Ever made a soup that was too runny and drank it in disappointment? Use this expert's advice on how to fix it with a simple ingredient for next time.
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You Can Technically Fry Tuna — But Here's Why You Really Shouldn't Bother
Don't chuck that tuna into the deep fryer. Use these methods to keep lean tuna steak moist and tender, and craft a crisp crust without scorching the meat.
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Add Easy Luxury To Buttered Noodles With This Quick Trick
Buttered noodles is a tried-and-true comfort dish that hits the spot when you need something easy. Make it even better with this quick upgrade.
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Give Sweet Potatoes An Extra Hit Of Flavor With This Baking Staple
Sweet potatoes are always deserving of a spot on the dining table, but they fly up the ranks when made up with this special baking staple for a flavor boost.
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Take Creamer To Places You Never Thought Possible By Adding It To This Savory Side Dish
Take coffee creamer beyond your morning cup by adding it to a savory side dish -- creating rich flavor, creaminess, and a tasty twist to your meal.
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11 Old School Comfort Foods You Rarely Find At Dinner Tables Today
Most vintage comfort foods were created by Americans making the most out of their meals. The dishes were less popular as economic and social realities shifted.
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This Is Andrew Zimmern's Favorite Food To Cook For Himself
As a world-traveled chef, Andrew Zimmern has crafted some of the most exquisite dishes you've ever seen -- but when he's home, he prefers to keep things simple.
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Why You Should Never Store Coffee Beans In The Fridge
No one enjoys coffee beans that have gone bad, but if you thought storing them in the fridge fixes that problem, you're in for a rude awakening.
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11 Mistakes You Are Making With Homemade Cinnamon Rolls
It takes practice to make homemade cinnamon rolls as well as the pros do. To help, we asked a baker for some expert advice on the biggest mistakes to avoid.
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The Trick For Soft, Chewy, Bakery-Worthy Cookies This Holiday Season
Everybody loves cookies, but this classic treat is at its best when the texture is soft and chewy. This baker's trick is one you ought to be using.
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Are Oven Hot Spots Ruining Your Food?
It's not just cook time and temperature that you need to consider when roasting, broiling, and baking. It's also important to know your oven's hot spots.
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Avoid A Dry Thanksgiving Turkey With This Cheap Tool
Tired of your Thanksgiving turkey coming out of the oven dry? Use this affordable tool to avoid such a fate (spoiler: you'll likely be thankful you used it).
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For The Best Southern-Style Biscuits, Reach For This Old-School Flour
When it comes to making southern-style biscuits, perhaps nothing matters more than the flour you use to make the dough. Here's the chef-approved brand.
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The Oil Trick For Easy At-Home Fries That'll Still Come Out Crispy Every Time
There's a simple trick that allows you to create crispy French fries every time without overcomplicating the process. It's easy enough to try at home.
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The Old-School Thanksgiving Side You Probably Won't See On The Table This Year
Food trends come and go, and that holds true for Thanksgiving sides. This old-school dish is one you probably won't find at the table this year.
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What's The Difference Between Maine And Rhode Island Clam Chowder?
Maine and Rhode Island are both known for serving up clam chowder, but the two varieties are not the same. The difference is all in the consistency.
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11 Ways To Avoid Overspending This Thanksgiving
If you're hosting Thanksgiving, don't fall into the trap of spending too much on food. Have a more joyful holiday by following these tips to follow your budget.
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Elevate Your Basic Cornbread Recipe With An Indulgent Tres Leches Twist
Cornbread already has a slight sweetness to it, making this soft and crumbly savory staple a surprisingly ideal base for a delectable tres leche dessert.
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13 Fruits And Veggies To Avoid At Grocery Stores When They're Out Of Season
You might be tempted to pick up out-of-season produce at the store, but these fruits and veggies should be avoided or you'll miss out on flavor and nutrients.
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