Why Giada De Laurentiis Adds Lemon To Her Grilled Cheese
Lemon is key to many of Giada De Laurentiis's recipes — including her grilled cheese. Learn how Italy inspired a unique take on an American lunchtime classic.
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How To Use Hibiscus To Elevate Your Summer Dishes And Drinks
If you're looking for a way to instantly upgrade your warm-weather food and drinks, such as salads and slushes, look no further than edible hibiscus flowers.
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How Egg Temperature Is Affecting Your Baked Goods
Baking is a surprisingly exact science, so the temperature of the eggs you're using makes a difference. Here's what you need to know about egg temperature.
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This Popular Holiday Cookie Was A Rare Treat For Abraham Lincoln
One of Abraham Lincoln's favorite cookies gave him an interesting anecdote that he loved to share to teach lessons about generosity, unfairness, and desire.
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Take One Bite Of French Scrambled Eggs And They'll Be Your New Go-To
Although a simple dish, scrambled eggs are prepared quite differently around the world, and once you've tried the French version, you may never go back.
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Why You Should Never Ever Store Dry Ice In Your Freezer
It would be so sick to reach for a pint of ice cream amid a flowing fog of dry ice, but here's why you should be cool and never store dry ice in your freezer.
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For The Best Chocolate-Covered Strawberries, Use This Type Of Chocolate
When making a batch of chocolate-covered strawberries, there's one type of chocolate that's the perfect match, both in flavor and in texture.
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The Behemoth Dessert Trick You Can Pull Off With Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls
Pillsbury cinnamon rolls deliver sticky-sweet goodness in just minutes of cooking time. But what if we told you that you could upgrade them — in a very big way?
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Everyday Items That Shouldn't Be Left On The Kitchen Counter
Is your kitchen counter the resting place of mail, keys, and other clutter? We can make a good case for why you should put these things away.
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Pickle Brined Chicken Is The Flavor Overload You've Been Searching For
We love juicy fried chicken. But once you taste the flavor bomb that is fried chicken marinated in pickle brine, you'll be running away to Vegas to marry it.
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Don't Skip Your Fridge When Doing An End-Of-Summer Deep Clean
As we prep for PSL season, here's why your end-of-summer deep clean should include the fridge and freezer that gave you those cold drinks and midnight snacks.
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Why Your Cheesecake Is Cracking And How To Stop It
Maybe one cracked cheesecake can be called artisanal, but if you want that perfectly smooth top, here's exactly why your cheesecake cracks and how to avoid it.
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The Type Of Tomato You Need For Sweet, Low Acid Pasta Sauce
If tomato sauce chooses violence on your taste buds, try a different tomato for a sweet, low acid pasta sauce that tastes just as cozy as the other stuff.
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Here's How Long You Have To Save Your Food If Your Fridge Dies
When the power goes out or you fridge breaks, you have a window of time to save your perishable food. Unfortunately, it's a relatively short one.
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The Living Crustacean You Can Actually Bring Through Airport Security
You'll have to leave your emotional support hermit crab at home, but you can strut into first class with this live crustacean as the envy of the entire plane.
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How To Make Flavorless Store-Bought Tomatoes Stand Out, According To Ina Garten
Bland supermarket tomatoes feel like an absolute waste, but not all hope is lost. Transform them with Ina Garten's straightforward but impactful method.
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The Best Type Of Thermometer To Use With An Air Fryer
An air fryer reduces cooking time on meals without losing flavor. But tracking temperature on meat in an air fryer isn't easy, but there is tech that can help.
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This Sugar Alternative Is The Perfect Subtle Addition To Lemonade
Lemonade requires nothing more than lemon juice, water, and a sweetener, but plain old white sugar isn't your only option. Try this sweet swap instead.
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Is Monday Really The Absolute Worst Day To Buy Seafood From The Grocery Store?
There's some folk wisdom which claims buying seafood on Monday is a bad idea, but this adage is pretty old. Does it still hold true in the age of supply chains?
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The Best Way To Cook Flavorful Cabbage Is Also One Of The Easiest
Cabbage is often pretty bland, but you can cook it like this if you want to try and improve it's flavor. Here's everything to know about the process.
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The Sweet And Salty Ingredients That Turn Stuffed Jalapeños Into A Gourmet Treat
Stuffed jalapenos are a treat for any occasion, but they go from tasty to beautiful when you add this sweet and salty ingredient that no one can deny.
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The Difference Between Umami And Salty
Salty, we know — think pretzels, bacon, certain sauces. But umami? What exactly does that taste like? And is it any different than salty? We have answers.
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This Is How Long Leftover Sushi Is Good For In The Fridge
Even elite sushi-ficionados can end up with leftovers. Learn which types of sushi last in the fridge, and which lil fishies should go straight into the trash.
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How To Make Perfect Fried Eggs Like Gordon Ramsay
Precision is the name of the game for Gordon Ramsay. The celebrity chef even makes his fried eggs in a concise way that also happens to be a perfect recipe.
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What You Should Be Pairing With Korean Fried Chicken For A Balanced Bite
Korean fried chicken is crispy, juicy, and delicious (all at the same time!) but begs the question: What side pairs with it best? Our expert has some thoughts.
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12 Old-School Dips Almost Everyone Forgot About
Forget guacamole, salsa, hummus, or labneh. Rewind a few decades and the dip scene looked very different, as these charming retro dips demonstrate.
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The Appliance You Need To Host Korean BBQ From Your Dining Room Table
You don't have to go to a restaurant to experience great Korean BBQ. You can recreate it at home — and all you need is just one small appliance.
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