No, Those White Spots On Your Block Of Parmesan Cheese Probably Aren't Mold
A bit of Parmesan cheese can elevate almost any dish, but if you've ever tried a high quality Parmesan you've likely noticed some white spots; so what are they?
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If You're Not Using Vodka In Your Pie Crust, What Are You Doing?
Vodka isn't just for screwdrivers and martinis; it's also handy when you're tying on an apron. Being partly alcohol, it works wonders in pie crust.
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Ina Garten Upgrades Basic Corn Chowder With A Tangy Mix-In
Cold snaps mean it's corn chowder season. And as longtime Hampton's resident, Ina Garten knows, there's always room for something extra on top.
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Save Yourself The Time And Hassle By Making Lemon Curd In The Microwave
Why are you still sleeping on lemon curd -- a tangy, eggy spread that goes with almost everything. Is it because you didn't know it can be done in a microwave?
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How To Cook Hot Dogs In Your Oven
There are several different ways you can cook up a hot dog, but the oven isn't at the top of our list. It should be, and this is how to do it right.
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Times When Using An 'Instant' Version Of A Food Is Just As Good
We often think of instant foods as the easy way out, but that's not always the case. Here are some instant versions of foods that you shouldn't overlook.
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The Burnt Food On The Bottom Of Your Pan Is No Match For Sugar Cubes
Nice pans are a worthwhile investment, but you shorten their lifespan if you don't take care of them. Sugar cubes are the perfect tool for the job.
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Use Butter Chicken For Inspiration In Your Next Pasta Dish
Pasta is a weeknight staple in many households, but using plain marinara sauce won't cut it anymore. Use butter chicken instead for a creative twist.
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Martha Stewart Tops Her Make-Ahead Sandwiches With A Salty Spread
According to Martha Stewart, tapenade, the delightfully salty spread, is exactly what you need for your next round of make-ahead sandwiches.
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For The Best Homemade Spicy Mayo, Reach For The Sriracha Bottle
If you love spicy mayo, then all you need is nothing more than a trusty bottle of sriracha. Trust us, this combo packs the best of flavorful punches.
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Breakfast Hand Pies Will Make You Forget Egg Sandwiches
While egg sandwiches are a classic breakfast staple, you need to be looking at the hand pie when it comes to your next delicious morning meal.
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Pop Some Canned Sardines In The Air Fryer For A Crispy Snack
Canned sardines are such an underrated and delicious seafood gem. What makes them even better than most realize is that they are perfect for air frying.
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Does The GBBO Sheet Pan Trick Really Cool Off Baked Goods Faster?
"The Great British Bake Off" is good for picking up obscure baking tips like this one. All can employ this simple trick for cooling off goodies.
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How To Cook Vegetable Soup So The Veggies Don't Get Mushy
As far as fall comfort food goes, few things beat a seasonal vegetable soup. But nothing dulls the excitement more than mushy, waterlogged veggies. What gives?
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The Sprinkle Of Seeds Your Fried Eggs Have Been Missing
While fried eggs hit the spot on their own, they're also special in that so many things can elevate them. See why sesame seeds are a sure winner.
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Anthony Bourdain's Mortadella Sandwich Is Perfect For Late Night Cravings
If you're looking for a deliciously meaty sandwich, look no further than Anthony Bourdain. His simple mortadella sandwich is sure to hit the spot.
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Foods That Can Be Toxic If You Cook Them Incorrectly
The truth is some foods can become if you cook them incorrectly.
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Here's How Long Ricotta Cheese Stays Good For After Opening
Ricotta cheese is great in tons of recipes, but the fact that it's a soft cheese means you need to be extra careful with how you're storing it and for how long.
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Test Your Strength And Shell Pecans By Hand With One Trick
Become a human nutcracker with this clever hack for busting pecan shells. You'll still need to put some power behind it, but it makes it much easier.
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The Key To Getting The Metallic Taste Out Of Canned Vegetables
You no longer have to put up with tinny-tasting canned veggies if you use this simple technique to prep them before adding them to your meals.
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13 Cheese Grater Mistakes You Need To Stop Making
Cheese graters are a very helpful kitchen tool for grating cheese, but there are some mistakes you may be making with it that you should stop making.
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The Most Popular Cut Of Steak Used For Ground Beef
Ground beef is a popular ingredient for home cooks, but it's a pretty broad category. Here's one cut that stands as the most popular for ground beef.
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Ina Garten's Steak Marinade Uses A Simple Base Ingredient
Leave it to the great Ina Garten to keep things in the kitchen simple but delicious, especially when it comes to her ingredients marinating a steak.
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How To Add Umami Flavor To Boxed Mac And Cheese
Think there's no point trying to improve on mac and cheese? Think again. Add a dash of fish sauce and you'll forget it ever came without it.
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The Sweet Mix-In Your Tuna Salad Has Been Missing
Next time you're prepping that delicious bowl of tuna salad, be sure to try and add this little sweet ingredient. It'll help bring a whole new flavor.
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How Ina Garten Makes Hors D'oeuvres Simple
Hors d'oeuvres sound like they need to be served with freshly pressed gloves, but Ina Garten is all about making the finer things in life simple.
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Apparently, There's A Better Way To Grate Cheese
Grating cheese isn't the most exciting thing you'll ever do in your life, but there's more than one way to use a cheese grater and this one is safer.
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