Cook Your Egg-In-A-Hole In The Oven For The Best All-Around Texture
Eggs-in-a-hole is a breakfast classic that can be made a variety of ways. If you love this dish, find out why cooking it in the oven is the best approach.
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The Temperature Tip To Ensure Tall Popovers Every Time
Because popovers rely on steam to propel them skyward, temperature plays a profound role in the rise (and potential fall) of the popover - here's what to know.
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Don't Let Green Cherry Tomatoes Ripen — Pickle Them Now For Extra Flavor Later
Some gardeners may balk at the notion of picking cherry tomatoes while they're still green, but if you pickle them, they're a crisp, versatile treat.
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Anchovy Broth Tablets Are The Fishy Stock Enhancers Your Pantry Is Missing
Bouillon cubes usually come in chicken or beef flavors, but anchovy broth tablets, while often trickier to find, can elevate the taste of countless dishes.
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No Tortilla Press? DIY It By Adding A Hinge To 2 Cutting Boards
If you're having an at-home taco night but don't have a tortilla press on hand, this simple solution will give you a perfectly pressed disc every time.
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Perfect Copycat McDonald's Fries Require More Ingredients Than You'd Think
You might think that mimicking McDonald's fries is a short process with an even shorter list of ingredients. If so, you're McStaken.
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Dip Grilled Cheese In Applesauce For The Perfect Savory And Sweet Combo
Even if you're a grilled cheese and tomato soup devotee, you should try dipping your next grilled cheese sandwich in applesauce. Don't miss this unique combo.
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You Could Crack An Egg With Another Egg, But How Would You Crack The Last One?
Professional chefs crack their eggs on other eggs, and it works better than you'd think. Learn more about this method, then try it for yourself.
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Store-Bought Gravy Ranked, Worst To Best, According To Customer Reviews
There are lots of options when it comes to store-bought gravy. We researched some of the top brands to help you decide which ones to put on your grocery list.
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Fig Grilled Cheese Won't Be Perfect Unless You Use Sourdough Bread
Next time you're craving comfort food, try this fig grilled cheese recipe. Find out why sourdough bread makes for the perfect toasted sandwich.
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Prep Holiday Party Treats Months In Advance With Easy Buckeye Cookies
Much like a squirrel stashes nuts for the winter, you can store your nutty-looking Buckeyes in the freezer for months and dig them out for holiday gatherings.
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The Korean Ingredient That Ups The Umami In Your Hanukkah Brisket
If you're looking to add some extra flavor your Hanukkah brisket, there is one Korean ingredient that will perfectly complement your favorite recipe.
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Find Your Next Chicken Marinade Tucked Inside Your Liquor Cabinet
For your next chicken dinner, try using liquor in your marinade for creative flavor options. Find out what bottle you should reach for to enhance your recipe.
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Make Lasagna For One With A Small Loaf Pan
Not everyone has the room or the need to make enough lasagna to feed a small army. So why not make a single serving in a small pan?
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Steak 'N Shake Menu Items The Staff Avoid At All Costs
We did a little digging into those less celebrated dishes, according to the employees. Here are some Steak 'N Shake menu items the staff avoid at all costs.
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Conjure Up Butterbeer Fudge At Home To Take Yourself To Hogwarts
You can drink your butterbeer and eat it, too. And what better way to eat it than in the form of sweet, buttery fudge?
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What, Exactly, Is Steak Milanesa?
Fried food isn't just a U.S. staple, and steak milanesa proves it. This breaded, fried meat is beloved in countries throughout South America and Europe.
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This Is How You're Ruining Your Frying Pans
These are the tips you need to make sure that your frying pans stay as nice as they were the day you got them.
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The Real Reason Your Spaghetti Spoon Has A Hole In It
You're cooking spaghetti and meatballs for yourself and a few friends, and have to play a guessing game as to just how much pasta should go in the pot.
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The Best Way To Store Grapes And Keep Them Fresh
There are many benefits to stocking up your refrigerator with bunches of grapes, but it's important that you know how to store them properly.
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Mistakes You're Making When You Cook Sweet Potatoes
When cooked properly, a sweet potato is delicious. Here are some of the top mistakes you're making when you cook sweet potatoes.
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The Key To Making Deli-Worthy Sandwiches At Home
A sandwich may seem like one of the easiest meals to make at home, but the details matter. Mike Varney from Zingerman's Deli has some expert tips.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Eating Fast Food
Just because we know our way around a McDonald's or Taco Bell doesn't mean we don't make mistakes. Here's a look at some of the blunders everyone makes.
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How To Tell When Different Milks Have Gone Bad
No matter the type of milk, how do you know for certain if it's no longer drinkable? We've compiled a list of the surefire signs it's time for the drain.
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Egg Casserole Is The Perfect Breakfast For Crowded Holiday Mornings
The holidays are busy enough without having to cook a large breakfast. Fortunately, this egg casserole is the ideal solution for feeding the whole family.
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12 Ways To Upgrade Your Thanksgiving Turkey To Make It Even Tastier, According To Foodies
From marinades to glazes, stuffing, and different cooking methods, there's no reason you can't upgrade your Thanksgiving turkey so it can come out tastier.
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Add Olives To Spaghetti Sauce For The Complex Flavor Noodles Need
If you've grown tired of the same old spaghettis sauce, add olives for a subtle kick that doesn't overwhelm your favorite pasta dish's flavor.
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