The Sweet Red Wines You Should Be Cooking Your Steak In
Not all types of red wine are created equally, and there are a couple of varieties to stock up on for those moments when you want to cook the perfect steak.
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If Baking A Birthday Cake Seems Too Stressful, Make Blondies Instead
If baking a birthday cake seems too stressful, make blondies instead. They're easy to make and will be a hit at the party.
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For Extra Fluffy Cookies, Just Use Boxed Cake Mix
Boxed cake mix is ultra-convenient and can be the secret ingredient to making cookies fluffier in a pinch. Yep, you read that right.
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Daikon Steaks Are The Vegan Alternative To Jazz Up Summer Barbecues
One way to make daikon radish into a vegan BBQ crowd-pleaser is with teriyaki-style daikon steaks, which can be made on your stove with just a frying pan.
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Lambrusco Is The Prosecco Alternative You Should Be Sipping In A Summer Spritz
When things start heating up, there's no better cocktail to cool you down than a spritz.
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The Funky Ingredient That Could Change How You Think Of Egg Salad
If you want to spruce up egg salad, consider adding this funky ingredient that could change how you think of the dish entirely. Here's what you need to know.
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Why Vegetables Always Taste Better At A Restaurant
Up your cooking game at home with some easy-to-employ tips that will take your vegetable side dishes from bland to delicious -- just like your fav restaurant.
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Tips To Make Mouth-Watering Faux-Tisserie Chicken
Faux-tisserie chicken is a delicious way to make your own version of Costco's favorite rotisserie chicken. Follow these easy tips for a mouth-watering meal.
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Kohlrabi Is The Perfect Topping To A Deliciously Creamy Vegan Sauce
A staple throughout much of Europe but less well-known in North America, Kohlrabi has limitless uses, not the least of which is topping a tasty vegan sauce.
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For Sweeter Corn On The Cob, Add Milk
When you boil corn, the high temperature breaks down the starch, making it sweet. Adding milk to the mix kicks that sweetness up a notch even more.
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Why You Should Be Using The Römertopf Method To Cook Chicken
There's a way to put an end to bad chicken days. The Römertopf clay pot could be the poultry gods' answer to your prayers of chicken woes.
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The Key To Making Canned Fruit Taste Better Is A Squeeze Of Citrus
Canned fruit can be overly sweet because it has been soaking up that sugary syrup, but there is a simple solution to help improve the flavor profile.
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The Easy Trick To Turning Canned Tomato Sauce Into A Delicious Soup
You can easily transform canned tomato sauce into a delicious and satisfying soup, so good that you might even want to make it for company.
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For Incredibly Juicy Chicken, Try A Roasting Bag
No one likes a dried-out bird. However, you can cook a perfectly moist and juicy chicken every time by employing this favorite mid-century method.
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The Best Sauces To Dip Chicken In, Ranked
Few foods are as dunkable as chicken. But not every sauce is worth pairing with this protein. We offer a rundown of some of our favorite sauces for dipping.
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Tips To Make Your Cookies Look Like They Came Straight Out Of A Bakery
Looking to bake the perfect cookie with crispy edges and gooey insides? We asked several professionals to share their best tips for creating tasty cookies.
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Why You Should Freeze Your Meat Before Making Steak Tartare
Steak tartare is a great way to experience quality beef. However, it takes some precise preparation, including a brief trip to the freezer.
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The Cheap Accessory Andrew Zimmern Says Everyone Needs In The Kitchen - Exclusive
Even in a well-stocked kitchen, Andrew Zimmern told Mashed about the one item everyone should have at all times.
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What You're Really Eating When You Buy Pre-Made Meals From Grocery Stores
Many of us find ready-made meals a great option for busy schedules, but do you know what you're really eating when you buy pre-made meals from grocery stores?
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The One Ingredient That Can Make Or Break Homemade Hollandaise Sauce
If you're planning on making homemade hollandaise sauce, this one ingredient can make or break the recipe.
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Use An Almost Empty Mayo Jar For Easier Pasta Salad
As the old saying goes, waste not, want not. A TikTokers frugal hack for using up the last bit of mayonnaise in the jar has taken the internet by storm.
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Why You Should Dry Age A Whole Chicken In Butter
Dry aging in butter is an amazing way to infuse the chicken with fat and salt, all while tenderizing it ahead of cooking.
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Eating Apple Pie On The Fourth Of July Goes Back To The First American Cookbook
Eating apple pie on the Fourth of July could be a thing because recipes for apple pie appear in the very first cookbook published in America.
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The Fatty Ingredient That Can Prevent Cheese From Molding
When it's time to store your unused cheese, coat all the edges with a light layer of salted butter and the fatty spread will form a mold-resistant barrier.
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There's Some Rationale Behind Bacon's Infuriating Unsealable Packaging
Although it's not a major inconvenience, when you think about deli meats that are in resealable bags, it begs the question: Why isn't bacon packaged the same?
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15 Mistakes To Avoid When Canning Food
Canning is a great way to preserve food and stock up on fresh ingredients. To do it safely, here are the mistakes you will want to be sure to avoid.
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The Secret To A Good Tarte Tatin According To Andrew Zimmern - Exclusive
Tarte Tatin is one of Andrew Zimmern's favorite desserts, and he told us the keys to making this somewhat complex pastry so it turns out perfectly every time.
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