The Meat Andrew Zimmern Uses To Add A Kick To Queso
Andrew Zimmern adds a meaty kick to his amped up cheesy and flavorful "Don't Stop Queso Dip" recipe with some spicy and smoky Mexican chorizo sausage.
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12 Brussels Sprouts Recipes That Will Turn Haters Into Lovers
Do you usually turn your nose up at Brussels sprouts? These delicious recipes are bound to turn even the biggest Brussels sprout hater into a fan.
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What Most People Don't Know About Ground Beef
Ground beef may be super popular in the U.S., but it's still a bit of an enigma. Here are some interesting facts you may not know about ground beef.
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13 Old-Fashioned Restaurant Dishes Chefs Love That Need To Make A Comeback
Many nostalgic foods from the past decades have had a comeback in recent years. Here are some old-fashioned dishes chefs would love to see become popular again.
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Hate Chicken Liver? This Cooking Method Might Change Your Mind
If you aren't a fan of chicken liver, there is one cooking method that might be able to take the protein from zero to hero in your recipe rotation.
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The Fresh Herbs You Need For The Most Savory And Aromatic Turkey Pot Pie
Like a puzzle, a turkey pot pie is incomplete without all of its components. Two fresh herbs are among the pieces that you're sure to miss out on if excluded.
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The Italian Condiment That Perfectly Upgrades Roast Beef Sandwiches
Roast beef sandwiches are a delightful combination of meaty and savory, providing a great canvas for flavor twists. One Italian condiment is a must-try.
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Expert Tips For Making Restaurant-Worthy Tacos
Ever wonder why restaurant tacos taste so good? We asked an expert for tips on how you can elevate your homemade tacos to restaurant-worthy levels.
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13 Unique Ways To Upgrade Your Canned Corn Side Dish
Canned corn may seem to be exceedingly simple, but it turns out that there are quite a few unique ways to upgrade this side dish to superstar culinary status.
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The Type Of Wine You Should Be Pairing With Ham
Pairing wine with meat is a bit of an art form, with rules that sometimes need to be broken. Let's dive into what wines you can pair with ham.
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Why Chicken Pot Pie Always Tastes Better At A Restaurant
Chicken pot pie is a homemade classic, but something about the restaurant versions are very often better. Here's what chefs do to make chicken pot pie so good.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Making With Homemade Sausage Gravy, According To An Expert
The simple pleasure of homemade sausage gravy can be ruined with one mistake. We asked Chef John Politte how to perfect this Southern breakfast staple.
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The Right Amount Of Ham To Make Per Person For Easter
If you're making plans for Easter dinner, that might involve figuring out how much ham to make per person. Don't sweat; it's very simple math.
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12 Secret Ingredients You Should Be Using In Your Fried Egg Sandwiches
Fancy mustard? Something crunchy? We're going to explore some cooking techniques that infuse flavor and texture right as your egg fries in the pan.
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54 Cooling Cucumber Recipes
Ready for a cucumber recipe to help you cool off during the warm weather months? These refreshing, delicious recipes are just the thing to hit the spot.
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Your Brown Butter Will Be Way Better With One Simple Upgrade
Butter is great, and brown butter is even better, but you can improve it further with just one ingredient. Here's how to take your brown butter to new heights.
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How Chili Con Carne Became Texas' State Dish
Chili is so beloved in Texas that it's part of the state legislature. From gold-seekers to cowboys, here's the incredible history of the State Dish of Texas.
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What Kind Of Steak Should You Use For The Best Homemade Torta?
The delicious, filling Mexican torta sandwich is comfort food at its finest. But what kind of steak should you use in your recipe? We have two recommendations.
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Wedding Vs Marry Me Chicken: What's The Difference?
Has chicken ever moved you to marriage? Wedding chicken and Marry Me Chicken might put you in the mood for love, but these two dishes are actually different.
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The Size Of Your Saucepan Can Make Or Break Your Pasta Dish
Has anyone ever told you that boiling a pound of pasta requires a gallon of water? They were wrong -- and the right answer is simpler than you might think.
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Rachael Ray's Shortcut For Boiling Beans Will Change Your Life
Food Network personality Rachael Ray possesses a wealth of culinary tips and tricks. However, her bean-soaking hack is time-saving gamechanger.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Sautéing Greens
Greens are a healthy addition to any meal, but you are most likely making mistakes when sautéing them. Learn a few tips before you add more greens to your diet.
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Give Your Lasagna A Tangy Upgrade With Goat Cheese
A classic lasagna recipe will rarely steer you wrong. But if you really want to elevate your lasagna to the next level, add some tang with goat cheese.
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11 Ways To Upgrade Your Homemade Lo Mein
With a little know-how, you can recreate your favorite takeout dishes at home. From fusion flavors to prep hacks, here's how to elevate your homemade lo mein.
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What Are Soba Noodles And How Do You Use Them?
From soba noodles' origins to how to cook them (plus common mistakes), and how to store them, there's lots to learn about these tasty noods and how to use them.
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Expert Advice On Melting Sugar For Perfect Homemade Marshmallows
Homemade marshmallows are great in desserts, s'mores, or on their own, but they take some finesse to prepare. The key to perfection is in the sugar.
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13 Types Of Meat Substitutes And How To Use Them
So many meat options are available that you might not know which one to pick. Take a look at all the meat replacements available that are more than just tofu.
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