11 Things You're Probably Doing Wrong On Your Electric Stove
If you come from a gas stove, switching to an electric cooktop will feel like a major downgrade, unless you learn to treat your new appliance differently.
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Vintage Cakes That Are Still Popular Today
Many cakes have stood the test of time. From the deceivingly-named German chocolate cake to classic angel food, these bakes are fan favorites for a reason.
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The Old-School Soda Ingredient That Seems To Be Making A Comeback
Soda fountains of decades past featured ingredients that most of us aren't familiar with. But mixologists and craft soda makers are bringing one back.
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The Old-School Southern Dessert That Spread Through The Carolinas
Southern cuisine is full of classic recipes both sweet and savory. This delectable treat has origins in the Carolinas, where it is still eaten today.
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Old-School Potato Dishes You Rarely See Anymore
Whether they're fried, roasted, or covered in cheese, potatoes can be made in a variety of ways. But not every recipe has stood the test of time.
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Not Beef, Nor Pork, This Vintage Meat Once Ruled BBQ
A classic American barbecue often features steaks and beef or pork ribs. More than a century ago, this meat actually surpassed pig and cows as a grill staple.
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How Experienced Cleaners Tackle The Toughest Nooks And Crannies Without Moving Appliances
Moving around heavy appliances to give your kitchen a deep clean can be difficult. Luckily, you don't always have to, because there are several ways around it.
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One Thing You'll Never See Professional Chefs Add To Pasta Water
Some people add this pantry staple to pasta water in hopes of making the food easier to cook. Instead, it interferes with a crucial step that comes later.
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The $1.50 Dollar Tree Paper Towel Hack That Saves Kitchen Space
Paper towels are a kitchen essential, but you might not want them permanently crowding your counter. Luckily, Dollar Tree has a budget-friendly solution.
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Not Baked Nor In The Microwave, Here's The Best Way To Make Oatmeal
If you have been making your morning oatmeal either in the microwave of in the oven, then you aren't getting the best results. Here's what we recommend.
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The Apple Variety That's Sweeter Than All The Rest
There are a lot of different kinds of apples, and each one offers its own unique flavor and texture. If its the sweetest apple you're after, this is the one.
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Don't Mess Up Your Burgers With This Common Seasoning Mistake
Hamburgers are a simple, classic dish that are difficult to mess up, but when it comes to seasoning the patty, usually less is more, spice-wise.
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Cooking These Meats In A Slow Cooker Is A One-Way Ticket To Disappointment
The fact that you can use a slow cooker for a particular meat doesn't mean you should. For instance, you risk making these proteins dry and rubbery.
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The Biggest Cooking Mistakes That Ruin A Perfect Ribeye Steak
Don’t let simple errors ruin your ribeye -- follow these tips to achieve a perfect Maillard sear, juicy texture, and maximum, addictive flavor.
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The Surprising Lemon Hack That'll Change The Way You Grill
Grilling is all about infusing unique flavors into meat, and this lemon hack is a clever way of using trash to elevate the taste of your next grilled meal.
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The 'Luxury' Kitchen Appliance Gen Z Considers A Necessity
The list of kitchen gadgets available these days seems endless, and some of them can be seen as upscale or frivolous. For Gen Z, this appliance is a must-have.
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Use Canned Corned Beef To Create A Flavorful Jamaican Classic
Canned corned beef is a surprisingly versatile ingredient, and if you have a can on hand without a recipe ready to go, we have a Jamaican classic to recommend.
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11 Old-School Kitchen Tools That Still Outshine Modern Gadgets
New does not automatically equal better. Although electronic tools bring speed and convenience, some old school kitchen tools are more durable and versatile.
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Why You Should Be Freezing Your Leftover Banana Peels
While most people toss banana peels, there are plenty of reasons to freeze these scraps and save them for later, including to use in other dishes or as compost.
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The Dollar Tree Find That Makes Your Fridge Shine
Dollar Tree is a great place to buy affordable products that can be used in multiple ways. This item offers a quick and easy solution to keep your fridge clean.
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13 Items That Should Never Stay On Your Kitchen Counters
Some small adjustments and reorganization can keep your counters clear, kitchen safer, and food in better shape.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With Air Fryers
There are a few tips and tricks you need to know before using your air fryer, or you could wind up with a broken air fryer -- or a burnt dinner.
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Neither Boiling Nor Baking: The Best Way To Make Corn On The Cob
Corn on the cob is a perfect side for nearly any meal, but you're missing out on some flavorful extra dimension if you don't cook it this way.
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How To Keep Fish From Flaking On The Grill, According To A Grill Master
Many of us avoid cooking fish on the grill in fear of the fillet flaking on the grates. This grill master breaks down the steps to keep that from happening.
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The Microwave Part Everyone Forgets To Clean
Most people remember to clean their microwave's turntable, door, and walls, but one part that's supposed to be cleaned twice a year is often neglected.
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What Happened To The Once-Popular SlimFast?
Backed by celebrities like Whoopi Goldberg, SlimFast generated $1 billion in annual sales at its peak but fell out of favor in the early 2000s. What happened?
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Forget Boring Salt And Pepper, This Egyptian Seasoning Takes Asparagus To The Next Level
Salt and pepper form a classic one-two punch of flavor. However, a more complex seasoning combo from Egypt could be a real hit when paired with asparagus.
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