The Kind Of Chicken That Results In A Slow Cooker Screwup
We love a slow cooker chicken recipe, but don't love rubbery chicken skin. Slow-cook the right kind of chicken, so the skin won't ruin the moist, tender meat.
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How Chess Pie Got Its Strange Name
With a name like chess pie, one would think it got its name from some connection to the game, but the origins of this dessert might be more far reaching.
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The Bold Seasoning That Transforms Bland Scrambled Eggs, According To Reddit
Reddit users swear by this bold seasoning for scrambled eggs, elevating them beyond ordinary salt and pepper into something flavorful for breakfast.
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The Subtle Difference Between Malts And Milkshakes
Malts and milkshakes are both frozen beverages with milk bases, but one key ingredient differentiates them and adds a nutty, caramel-like flavor.
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The Biggest Canned Tomato Mistakes You're Probably Making
Canned tomatoes are incredibly versatile in the kitchen, but if you're having lackluster results, you might be making one of these common mistakes.
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Tony Danza's Favorite Sandwich Is A No-Frills Italian Classic
Tony Danza, well-loved TV actor and singer, counts a simple but delicious sandwich as one of his favorites. It's also easy to make, with just a few ingredients.
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The One Spirit Martha Stewart Steers Clear Of
Martha Stewart is known to enjoy a cocktail or two, and she likes a variety of spirits. However, there's one that she just can't stand to drink.
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We Asked Whole Foods The Best Way To Store Bananas
Bananas are a staple in most homes, but letting them sit for too long can end with wasted food. Here's how to slow down ripening with proper storage.
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The Southern Staple Ingredient You Should Be Storing In The Freezer, But Aren't
You're probably used to just tossing certain ingredients into your pantry, but this staple would benefit not just from the fridge but the freezer.
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14 Chef-Approved Tips From Reddit That Might Change How You Cook
If you're the type to end every search result with the word "Reddit," this list is for you. Chefs and culinary experts share easy advice to boost your cooking.
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The Modern-Day Candy Industry Began In An Unlikely Place
Candy was an artisanal endeavor till one person, in an unlikely profession, took matters into his own hands. What now seems nostalgic now was cutting edge.
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The Rare Pasta That Pilgrims Hike 20 Miles To Eat
This kind of pasta is so rare, fewer than a dozen people know how to make it, and you have to hike for miles to a small town in Sardinia just to eat it.
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Never Struggle To Spread Cold Butter Again With A Kitchen Tool Hack
Struggling with cold butter? There’s a simple kitchen hack that makes mornings smoother, helping you enjoy perfect toast without the usual hassle.
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Don't Make Donuts From Scratch, Start With Store-Bought Pancake Mix Instead
If you're craving homemade donuts but don't have the patience to make them, try getting a head start with store-bought pancake mix to speed things up.
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The Most Overpriced Restaurant Chain Salads, According To Customers
From casual dining to fast food, salads are one of those menu items customers can count on for freshness and affordability ... except for when they're not.
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You Should Always Make Room For This Thanksgiving Leftover In Your Fridge
The safest place for your favorite Turkey Day treat is in your belly, but here's why you should always store these Thanksgiving leftovers in your fridge.
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The Tasty Pepper Swap For Less Spicy 'Jalapeño' Poppers
Who doesn't love to see a platter of jalapeño poppers come out at a party? Well, those who can't handle the heat. Here's a swap so that everyone can enjoy.
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Next Time You Use A Recipe, Don't Forget To Do This While You Cook
While cooking or baking, you might forget to do one crucial thing to your recipe which will make you a better cook and also enhance your recipes for the future.
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Rick Steves Always Brings This Type Of Book To Restaurants When Traveling
Beloved travel TV host, Rick Steves, never goes out to eat without the one book that helps him order the tastiest dish at any restaurant in the world.
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The Big Seasoning Mistake You're Making Inside Your Slow Cooker
Slow cookers are a huge help, but a few mistakes can get in the way of success. Susan Goldenberg explains how to season your dishes for maximum flavor.
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Leave It To TikTok To Revolutionize The Way We Line Our Trash Cans
While lining your kitchen trash can might seem like a straightforward task, this simple TikTok trick could make the job even easier. Discover what it is.
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14 Best Comfort Foods According To Reddit
From homemade cheese quesadillas to fried chicken, these 14 Reddit-recommended comfort foods will always be there to fill your stomach and soothe your worries.
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The Best Time To Add Cheese To Scrambled Eggs For The Perfect Melt
You can add any number of ingredients to scrambled eggs, but all you really need is cheese to make a savory, memorable meal. But when exactly do you add it?
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Anthony Bourdain's Secret To Buying Pans Fit For A Chef (On A Budget)
Anthony Bourdain was very vocal about his opinions, including when it came to kitchen equipment. Here's his advice for sourcing top quality pans at a discount.
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The Fall Ingredient That Will Take Your Next Pot Roast Up A Notch
If you want to enjoy some fall tastiness while giving your pot roast a bright pop of sweetness and complementary fruity flavors, add this ingredient.
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For The Most Heavenly Angel Food Cake, Double Up On This Crucial Baking Step
Angel food cake is known for its signature fluffiness, and an expert says that doing this important baking step twice is key for a light and airy result.
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Culver's Cheese And Mac: Full Of Cheddar And Better Than Ever
Culver's new Cheese and Mac is now available for a limited time, so what’s it like and is it worth ordering? Here’s everything you need to know.
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