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There are a lot of methods for getting perfect, drool-worthy, crispy chicken skin, but our new favorite method is to break out the heat gun.
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TikTok's Toasty Pizza Pockets Take Advantage Of Your Leftover Bread
If you've got some sliced bread, you're out of peanut butter and cold cuts, and you've got a bunch of extra pizza toppings, we have a suggestion. -
The Biggest Mistake You're Making With Quinoa? Not Using A Rice Cooker
If you're struggling to get the best results with quinoa, we have a solution that may already be in your kitchen. Rice cookers are culinary multi-taskers. -
The Underrated Bean You Should Use As The Base For Homemade Hummus
Let us suggest a new bean to use as a base for your hummus: the white bean. White bean hummus is as delicious and much creamier than that made with chickpeas. -
The Perfect Egg Substitute In Meatballs Is Mashed Potatoes
While there are many options for egg substitutes available, we think the perfect swap to use for homemade meatballs is mashed potatoes. Here's why. -
Costco In Spain Is Absolutely Stacked In The Ham Department
Spain is known for its delicious cured Ibérico and Serrano hams, so its no surprise that Costco stores there stock these pork delicacies in abundance. -
'99 Bottles Of Beer On The Wall' Is A Thing, But Miller Lite Really Couldn't Afford 100?
Part of a wider tie-in with the NFL, Miller Lite's latest promotion celebrates pro-football star J.J. Watt's retirement with (not exactly) 99 bottles of beer. -
The Classic Origins Of Jordan Marsh Blueberry Muffins
Jordan Marsh blueberry muffins are considered by some to be the best of the best in American baking and confectionery. Here's where they came from. -
Is Sushi Considered Fast Food?
It's time to expand your horizons on what counts as fast food. Sushi is increasingly available as a quick, satisfying meal -- no reservations necessary. -
What's The Difference Between A French And AeroPress?
French press and AeroPress are useful tools for making your morning coffee. While both use similar brewing mechanisms, they make vastly different cups of joe. -
The Key To Lighter Frozen Margaritas Is Your Favorite Bottle Of Bubbly
If your homemade frozen margaritas are too sweet or get watered down by too much ice, try adding some champagne to the mix to lighten the flavor. -
The Canned Soup That Makes The Perfect Substitute For Marinara Sauce
Sometimes, you need to get a meal on the table but are stuck with what's in the pantry. Fortunately, one common canned soup makes a perfect marinara sauce. -
Turn To Club Soda For Fluffier Scrambled Eggs
Instead of limiting yourself to the basic ingredients of eggs, seasoning, and maybe a splash of milk, try adding this secret ingredient: a bit of club soda. -
The Classic Herb You Should Be Adding To Steak Marinade
People swear by salt, pepper, garlic, and maybe some rosemary in steak marinades -- but we think you should be adding a different classic herb to the mix. -
The Aldi Ice Cream That's Basically A Halo Top Copycat
Many Aldi shoppers agree that the discount grocery giant's Sundae Shoppe light ice cream is a dead ringer for Halo Top. But how close are they? -
Put Down The Spinach! Only Romaine Lettuce Goes In Caesar Salad
You may be tempted to swap out the romaine lettuce in your Caesar salad for supposedly healthier spinach, but that's a huge mistake for many reasons. -
Pork Bung Is The Pig Part You Should Start Cooking With
Are you someone who believes in the philosophy of using each part of the buffalo? Consider using each part of the pig, too, by learning more about pork bung. -
Your Alfredo Sauce Deserves A Pumpkin Twist
Whether you prefer your Alfredo scratch-made or from a jar, this classic, comforting sauce deserves a pumpkin twist. Here's how to make it. -
Halloumi Burgers Are The Vegetarian Sandwich You Should Grill This Summer
If you're trying to cut down on meat but want the summery pleasure of grilling a burger, there's a vegetarian burger you need in your life: the halloumi burger. -
What Makes Burger King Royal Sauce So Special?
Burger King just released a new line of Royal Crispy Chicken Sandwiches and Wraps that includes an intriguing sauce. However, its ingredients are a mystery. -
More Parts Of The US Need To Know About Egg Gravy
Many southerners know and enjoy biscuits and gravy. This truly southern dish, egg gravy, is a delicious food that more parts of the US need to know about. -
The Pantry Staples You Save The Most Money On At Costco
The bulk-buy grocery store, Costco, can save you cash or saddle you with a huge bill. However, these pantry staple buys are a Costco must for saving money. -
The Water Mistake Almost Everyone Makes When Steeping Cold Brew
Making cold brew at home? Be sure to keep this common mistake in mind. If avoided, your home brew is almost guaranteed to come out smooth, cool and caffeinated. -
Salt The Skillet Instead Of Your Steak For Crispy Results
While it might seem contradictory to the "usual" advice about how to cook a steak, for crispier results, try salting the skillet instead of your steak. -
Fluffy Hong Kong-Style Eggs Will Change Your Breakfast Forever
You've likely heard of French-style and American-style scrambles, but Hong Kong-style scrambled eggs will change how you approach breakfast sandwiches forever. -
The Time Grimace Was Involved In A Major Lawsuit
McDonald's Grimace is a beloved side character. But in the '70s, "Evil Grimace" clashed with TV's Krofft Brothers, accused of stealing more than milkshakes. -
Why You Should Be Using Lemon Extract For Flavorful Salad Dressing
The citrusy tincture of lemon extract packs a ton of flavor in each drop, and won't dilute your salad dressing the same way a juiced lemon might.