Wait, Do You Need To Season Nonstick Pans Too?
Cast iron cookware is well-known for its onerous cleaning and seasoning requirements, but should we be using those same methods with our nonstick cookware?
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Can You Make Pasta In An Air Fryer?
Making pasta is pretty easy to make already, but you have other tools at your disposal besides a pot of boiling water on the stove. Is an air fryer one of them?
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Should You Be Flipping The Pan When You Sauté?
Knowing how to sauté food is an important fundamental for any home chef to learn, but how important is it to learn how to flip food with the pan while doing so?
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Here's How To Pick The Perfect Salad Dressing For Your Greens
Salad dressings are not one-size-fits-all. There are actually specific combinations of dressings and greens that make a lot more sense than others.
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Unexpected Sauces And Glazes That Will Take Your Meatloaf To The Next Level
Meatloaf makes a reliable meal, but it can be kind of boring. Check out these unexpected sauces and glazes that will upgrade meatloaf in flavorful ways.
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For A Better Sandwich All You Need Is One Garlic Clove
This simple upgrade uses a pantry staple to add a delicious, garlicky bite to all your favorite savory sandwiches. Just grab a single clove of garlic.
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The Spicy Ingredients You Should Be Marinating Your Steak In
Marinating is a great way to tenderize your steaks. We spoke to an expert chef to learn about the spicy marinade ingredient you should be including.
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The Classic Pasta Flavor That Your Roasted Brussels Sprouts Need
This creamy pasta has flavorful ingredients that pair perfectly with Brussels sprouts. Dress them up this way to make your new favorite veggie dish.
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Don't Toss Out That Nearly Finished Jar Of Peanut Butter, Make Noodles Instead
With one simple addition, you can transform leftover peanut butter into a delicious sauce for noodles. The best part is that you can make it right in the jar.
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For The Easiest Enchiladas, Start In The Freezer Aisle
Enchiladas are undeniably delicious, but they can be a pain to make. With this ingenious hack, you'll be enjoying that saucy, melty Mexican favorite in no time.
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Never Skip One Step For More Flavorful Canned Tomato Paste
Have you ever tasted tomato paste straight from the can? It tastes a little flat, but you can make it way more flavorful with one easy step.
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The Fruity Addition That'll Add New Flavor To BBQ Sauce
If you want to bring new life to your barbeque sauce and increase its flavor, seriously consider adding a fun fruity ingredient into the mix.
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The Fridge Addition That Gives You Easier Access To Anything You Need
Let's face it, sometimes are fridges become extremely unorganized and messy. However, one little addition can completely change and prevent that.
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What, Exactly, Is The Difference Between Yams And Sweet Potatoes?
Ask anyone what the difference is between yams and sweet potatoes and they'll likely tell you there isn't one, but it turns out there are several.
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The Step You Should Never Skip For Mess-Free Meat Tenderizing
Tenderizing meat is a great way to step up your kitchen game, but unless you want to clean little chunks off the wall you ought to follow this one simple rule.
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13 Types Of Canned Seafood And The Best Ways To Use Them
There are many types of canned fish out there, from canned crab to mackerel to even squid. These are some of the best ways you can use canned fish.
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Prep Your Lunches For The Week With Layered Mason Jars
Meal prep has been growing in popularity but there's still room to experiment with how your prepped foot gets around. Layered mason jars are the perfect fit.
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10 Mistakes People Make When Freezing Steak
Freezing steak isn't as easy as you might think, and there are a lot of common mistakes people can make when doing so. Here's how to avoid them.
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The Temperature Change To Help Prevent Tears When Cutting An Onion
Chopping onions has one big downside in that they make you cry. If you find yourself with tears streaming down you face, try this onion temperature hack.
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Break Out The Muffin Tin For A Simple Take On Breakfast Burritos
For a fun and tasty bite-sized breakfast treat, get out the muffin tin. It'll help you put a delicious and simple take on your breakfast burritos.
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How You Should Cook Broccoli For Your Next Quiche
If you find yourself gearing up to make a nice quiche, there's some important things to look out for when cooking broccoli.
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Start Cooking Frozen Veggies In Your Air Fryer And Thank Us Later
Frozen veggies are perfect for a quick and easy dinner. Make the process even simpler when you cook your favorite vegetables in the air fryer.
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How To Make A Crackling Crème Brûlée Without A Torch
When you're making crème brûlée that satisfying crack when you tap the top is all part of the fun. Here's how to crisp a crème brûlée without a blow torch.
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The Automatic Rice Cooker Needed A Diligent Home Cook To Perfect It
The automatic rice cooker has a very fascinating history that puts the culinary spotlight on an unlikely, and unsung, kitchen hero.
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How To Set Up A Double Boiler And Melt Chocolate For Newbies
If you've never melted chocolate before, you should know that there's really only one way that the pros recommend and it requires a double boiler.
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Go Ahead, Use Those Doritos Crumbs For Breading Chicken Tenders
If you're out of breadcrumbs or just want to flavor-blast your chicken tenders, try breading them with crushed-up Doritos for a fun twist on the classic.
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Here's How To Reheat Beef Wellington So It's Still Juicy
Beef Wellington has several layers of different ingredients including a center of medium rare beef. Here's how to reheat it without drying out the meaty center.
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