Make The Creamiest Scrambled Eggs With Cottage Cheese
How would you like to enhance the texture and flavor of your scrambled eggs while boosting its protein content? You can do that with this tangy dairy product.
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The Old-School Southern Comfort Food That Was A Johnny Cash Favorite
Johnny Cash was from Arkansas and loved eating Southern dishes that are considered old-school today. His favorite was this classic comfort food.
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This Vintage South Carolina Treat Is One Of The Oldest Cookies In America
In South Carolina, a simple treat from the Lowcountry is a symbolic reminder of the state's past. It also happens to be one of America's oldest cookies.
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Grandma's Old-School Cake Recipe That Deserves A Comeback
Not every recipe that your grandmother made back in her day is worth keeping around, but some old-school recipes fade into obscurity well before their time.
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The Kitchen Appliance You Should Clean Weekly (And Probably Never Do)
Even if you clean your kitchen regularly, there are probably some spots that you forget to go over, and maybe some appliances as well. Don't forget this one.
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Old-School '80s Kitchen Trends That Are Making Stylish Comebacks
Some kitchen design trends fade away, some stand the test of time, and others are cyclical. These trends were big in the '80 and are becoming big again.
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Don't Store High-Quality Whiskey In Its Original Bottle. Here's Why
A whiskey bottle can be a beautiful thing. However, even if you keep the container, you shouldn't use it to hold the alcohol after it's opened.
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This Everyday Condiment Makes Baked Chicken Way More Flavorful
If you think that baked chicken is bland undesirable, then you must not be preparing it properly. Here's an everyday condiment that instantly upgrades it.
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Rusty Baking Sheets? Here's How A Potato Can Solve That Problem
The sight of rust on a baking sheet might make you want to throw it out. Don't rush to replace your old baking sheet before trying this easy cleaning trick.
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Turns Out, Shirley Temple Wasn't A Fan Of Her Namesake Mocktail
Not all celebrities are flattered by a drink named in their honor. Shirley Temple had strong opinions about her name being used for a classic mocktail.
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Elvis Loved This Old-School Southern Dessert
Elvis Presley loved desserts, but aside from fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches, this traditional southern treat with foreign roots was his favorite.
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The Boxed Cake Mix Trick That Makes Cornbread Sweet And Fluffy
Cornbread can be delightful in its most basic form , but there are also countless ways to elevate it. Here's how you can combine it with boxed cake mix.
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Old-School Cooking Tricks People Rarely Use Anymore
We're peeling back the layers of cooking innovations and reacquainting ourselves with how older generations cooked. Here are some tricks worth revisiting.
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Will Using Cold Ingredients Ruin Your Cake?
Baking is a precise science, and every little detail matters. You may have even hear that using cold ingredients can flat out ruin a cake, but is that true?
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Why Maker's Mark Uses 'Whisky' Instead Of 'Whiskey' On Its Bottles
Maker's Mark calls its spirits "whisky," not "whiskey," the typical U.S. spelling. The style choice is a nod to its family history and distilling process.
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Are Blueberries With White Spots Still Good To Eat?
When white spots appear on blueberries, people wonder if they are safe to eat. Here are ways to keep blueberries from developing white spots prematurely.
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The Simple Trick For Making Flavor-Packed Salmon Patties Every Time
If you find that your salmon patties turn out a little bland, don't blame the fish. Instead, use this trick to amp up the flavor with a single ingredient.
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11 Old-School Dishes That Were Once Considered Fancy (But Not Anymore)
Here are some examples of classic dishes that were once luxurious, only to fade from fashion. But, even if they're not fancy, many of them still taste great.
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Why Mashed Potatoes Always Taste Better At A Restaurant
Mashed potatoes always seem to taste better at a restaurant. Let's peek behind the scenes of restaurant kitchens and discover ideas that you can try at home.
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This Classic Southern Pie Was A Staple In Johnny Cash's Home
Johnny Cash, country music's legendary Man in Black, had humble tastes rooted in his upbringing in the South. This simple pie was one of his favorite desserts.
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The Vintage 1800s Cake That's Still A Southern Favorite
The 1800s saw the rise of a prize-winning dessert whose ingredients include liquor and dried fruit. These days, it's the official cake of a Southern state.
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This Kitchen Appliance Brand Is No 1 In The US
YouGov conducted a survey of popular appliance brands. The top pick for kitchen-related devices is one of the biggest and best-known in the business.
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Old-School Fall Dishes People Hardly Eat Anymore
Hearty fall food is all about celebrating seasonal eating, but many vintage autumnal dishes are no longer as popular as they used to be years ago.
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Why You Should Always Rinse Canned Corned Beef
Canned corned beef is a versatile staple that is great to keep stocked in your pantry, but you shouldn't skip the key step of rinsing it prior to use.
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This One Step Makes All The Difference For Grilled Zucchini
When you think of grilling, meat usually comes to mind. However, zucchini is a great cookout option, too. This simple prep step makes all the difference.
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Why Kitchens Have That Awkward Space Above Cabinets
Does your kitchen have a large empty area above the cabinets? It seems lie a waste of space. Despite its awkwardness, it's there for practical purposes.
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11 Vintage Cheesecakes That Have Faded Away
The vintage cheesecakes that have faded into history have close ties to their various time periods. These cheesecakes don't make it to the table much anymore.
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