Not Preheating Your Pan When Making Cornbread Is A Mistake
If your cornbread just isn't up to snuff, you may be making a common and totally avoidable mistake. Ensure a perfect batch every time with this important tip.
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How The Texture Differs Between Baked And Pan-Fried French Toast
French toast is a breakfast staple, but there's more than one way to make it. Depending on what texture you desire, you can either bake it or pan-fry it.
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Win MVP Of Your Super Bowl Party With Hamburger Sliders
If a party is part of your Super Bowl plans, you might see plenty of hard tackles. But you can try to deliver a different kind of hit with hamburger sliders.
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You're 2 Ingredients Away From Making Bagels At Home
It doesn't take a mile-long list of items to make bagels. In fact, if you don't count any condiments you plan to use, you only need two ingredients.
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Turkish Eggs Get A Toasty Upgrade With Store-Bought Brown Butter
Turkish eggs don't need a lot of ingredients to pack a lot of flavor. But if you are going to add something to the mix, it should be brown butter.
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Seasoning Is The Secret To A Mouth-Watering Sushi Bake
Making sushi at home requires a great deal of skill, but the same can't be said for a sushi bake. Before you bake, though, you can't forget to season.
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19 Culinary Ideas To Fall In Love With For A Valentine's Day Dinner
Eating together is a great way to spend quality time with your partner. On Valentine's Day, show your love for your person with one of these fun culinary ideas.
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Is Practicing Latte Art Without Coffee A Good Idea?
Practicing latte art takes time, but it also wastes a great deal of coffee and milk. One hack seems to have found a solution, but it's not without controversy.
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The Peppers You Need For Jerk Chicken With The Right Amount Of Spice
While chickens typically don't fly very far, the jerk method gives them flavors that soar. The right peppers can be the wind beneath their zing.
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Use A Red Dessert Wine For The Sweetest Jamaican Black Cake Possible
Jamaican black cake is rich and boozy and often appears for special occasions. If you want the sweetest cake possible, try soaking it in a red dessert wine.
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Ditch The Salt And Garnish Your Cocktail With A Fruit Roll-Up
Using a Fruit Roll-Up as a garnish introduces a playful and inventive twist that enhances the visual appeal of your drink and adds a burst of fruity sweetness.
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Add Spice To Your Mac And Cheese With Green Chiles
Sometimes, even comfort food can use an edge. Kick up the heat (but not too much) in your next bowl of mac and cheese with Hatch green chiles.
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11 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Making Nachos
They're the perfect game day snack, but in order to elevate your nachos game, these are the common mistakes you will want to avoid.
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Make Perfect Copycat McDonald's Breakfast Burritos With This Parchment Paper Trick
If you're craving a delicious McDonald's breakfast burrito after hours, Mashed has you covered with a copycat recipe. However, authenticity lies in this detail,
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Use Apple Cider Vinegar For A Tangy, Tender Honey Mustard Ham Steak
Honey, mustard, and ham go together like the three musketeers. But it wouldn't hurt to add a D'Artagnan to the group in the form of apple cider vinegar.
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Your Super Bowl Party Deserves Perfect Copycat Buffalo Wild Wings
Whether or not your Super Bowl party guests care about the teams on the field, they may love Buffalo ... Wild Wings, that is. Why not treat them to a copycat?
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Imitation Crab Vs Real Crab: What's The Difference?
Imitation crab is often presented as a cheaper alternative to real crab, but learning about the real differences between the two can help make you a better cook
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Worcestershire Sauce Takes Canned New England Clam Chowder To New Heights
Clam chowder is a great wintertime staple, but sometimes you need to spice it up a bit. Try adding Worcestershire sauce to turn it into a whole new meal.
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Add Nuts To French Toast Casserole For The Crunchy Texture It Needs
French toast is an ideal breakfast for any occasion - even more so if it's a casserole. Mashed recipe developer Jaime Bachtell-Shelbert recommends adding nuts.
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Pringles And Whipped Cream Is A Game-Changing Pairing
Pringles, the uniquely shaped potato crisp beloved by many, gets a sweet upgrade with the addition of whipped cream. Don't knock this combo until you try it!
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12 Ways To Upgrade Store-Bought Gnocchi
A bag of gnocchi can be a lifesaver for a quick weeknight meal, and there are numerous ways to give it an upgrade and make it the star of the dinner table.
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Can You Tell If A Chocolate Lava Cake Is Underbaked Using A Toothpick?
The toothpick test is a tried and true method for testing the doneness of baked good, but does it work for a gooey dessert like chocolate lava cake?
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What's The Best Kind Of Dairy To Use For Lasagna?
Each ingredient in lasagna matters, but the cheese you choose is among the more important ones. Mashed spoke with a cookbook author about which kind to use.
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White Coffee, Explained
Coffee aficionados know there are countless types to choose from, but one lesser-known variety is white coffee. Here's what you need to know.
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Your Next Peppercorn Steak Sauce Batch Deserves Whole Peppercorns
How well do you treat your peppercorn steak sauce? Do you show it love and appreciation with good ingredients? If not, you can start with whole peppercorns.
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Stop Throwing Away The Juices From Your Rotisserie Chicken
When you buy rotisserie chicken, the juice might seem like a very wet afterthought at best or waste on arrival at worst. But you can put it to good use.
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Don't Go Overboard Topping Your Copycat Panera Cinnamon Crunch Bagels
The toppings you add to a bagel can say a lot about what it needs to shine. Copycat Panera Cinnamon Crunch bagels can largely speak for themselves.
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