The 13 Most Dangerous Vegetables
While an apple a day may keep the doctor away, and Popeye swears by spinach, not all greens are good. These are the 13 Most Dangerous Vegetables you can eat.
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The Key To Fixing Domed Cakes (That's Not Lowering The Oven Temperature)
Domed cakes are unsightly and can be messy to fix after the fact. But, if it's too late, don't fret. Your domed cake is fixable with this simple hack.
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Chorizo Mayo Is The Dipping Sauce And Burger Topping Of Our Dreams
Chef Thom Bateman calls it chorizo mayo and it's equal parts savory, zesty, and spicy - perfect for dipping fries or topping burgers. Here's what to know.
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Turns Out, There's A Correct Way To Effectively Eat Cotton Candy
One fan who recently attended an MLB game is making viral waves for demonstrating that there is in fact a correct way to effectively eat cotton candy.
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Make Your Homemade French Fries Taste Like Fast Food With One Ingredient
A secret McDonald's fry ingredient will help your homemade fries taste like they could have been snagged from your closest drive-through window.
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Celebrate National Egg Day With A Festive Egg-Themed Cake
The obvious way to celebrate National Egg Day is with some cake. But if you want to stay on brand, a cake that's also decorated to look like an egg is perfect.
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The Key To Cutting Romaine Lettuce Like A Professional
TikTok showed users the key to cutting romaine lettuce like a professional. With one easy switch to your cutting technique, prep work becomes a breeze.
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Stop Throwing Out Leftover Marinade And Make A Sauce For Rice
Stop throwing out leftover marinade and make a sauce for rice instead. Here's how you can transform rice.
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Why Pasta Plates Are The Superior Kitchen Dish
Acting as a plate and bowl in one, here's why we think pasta plates are the superior kitchen dish -- and why you need some in your life ASAP.
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The Julia Child-Approved Hack For Lining A Cake Pan
Julia Child's various cooking shows were filled with plenty of tips, including this parchment paper hack shared by a guest on "Baking with Julia" in 1997.
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Beef Up Your Canned Beans With Just A Few Ingredients
Reaching for canned beans can be a convenient, time-saving alternative to dried beans -- just remember this one simple way to add flavor and depth.
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Does Black Pepper Actually Expire?
If you've noticed that your ground pepper is no longer pulling its weight in the kitchen, old age could be to blame. But does that mean it's expired?
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The Hack That Adds New Life To Bland Hotel Breakfast Waffles
If you want to transform your breakfast, here's the hack that adds new life to bland hotel breakfast waffles.
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The Viral Hack That Makes Wrapping Sushi A Breeze
A viral TikTok shows that if rolling sushi isn't your thing, you can always just fold it up and eat it like you would a sandwich.
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The Viral Hack To Make Cutting Grape Tomatoes A Breeze
If you've struggled with the time it takes to individually slice cherry or grape tomatoes, this viral hack makes cutting them a breeze. Here's how to do it.
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The 'Uncomfortable' Conversation Jesse Tyler Ferguson Had With Padma Lakshmi On His New Podcast - Exclusive
On Jesse Tyler Ferguson's podcast "Dinner's on Me," his conversation with Padma Lakshmi about culinary appropriation was uncomfortable but important.
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Here's The True Difference Between Maple Syrup And Pancake Syrup
On pancakes, waffles, or fried chicken, maple syrup and pancake syrup are two powerhouses. Here's the true difference between maple syrup and pancake syrup.
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Butter Isn't The Only Fat You Should Be Cooking Eggs In
If we're being honest, butter is better when it comes to eggs. However, butter is not your only option. You can also try one of these flavorful fats.
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TikTok's Viral Chicken Goop Recipe Is A Lot Less Gross Than It Sounds
Don't be put off by the name "goop chicken." The low-effort recipe is far simpler - and tastier - than it sounds. This is what it is and how to prepare it.
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What Is Peat And What Does It Have To Do With Scotch?
Peat has been used for heating and cooking purposes for thousands of years. Its characteristic smoky qualities have also been used in crafting scotch whiskies.
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Why Pancakes Always Taste Better At A Restaurant
Are you constantly disappointed with your efforts to make pancakes at home? Here are a few tips to making them taste restaurant-quality.
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The Best Way To Debone A Rotisserie Chicken Is All In The Technique
Rotisserie chicken is an easy and relatively inexpensive way to deal with dinner on a busy night. To get all the meat, make sure you try these methods.
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13 Mistakes You're Making With Artichokes
Artichokes are delicious when you avoid these common mistakes in preparing them.
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The Tip To Avoid Food Poisoning From Homemade Steak Tartare
If you're planning to making steak tartare at home, here's the tip to avoid food poisoning.
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Your Dirty Martini Should Get A Fishy Makeover
Dirty martinis are an acquired taste, but those who enjoy them might be inspired to take their tastes to new heights by adding tinned anchovies to their drink.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Buying Grapes
Here are some tips for buying and eating grapes.
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Tips For Making Microwave Scrambled Eggs That Actually Taste Good
Yes, you can use a microwave to scramble eggs. But you need to know how to avoid a rubbery mess. We've compiled some tips so you can make the perfect scramble.
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