Mushrooms Vs Truffles: Everything You Need To Know
Mushrooms and truffles are very similar but also have many differences. Both are great to add to your recipes, but one is more accessible than the other.
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How Long Does Opened Pesto Last?
Whether homemade or from a jar, pesto is a wonderfully tasty addition to many dishes. However, its shelf life is limited by a number of external factors.
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Taco Pot Pie With Cornbread Crust Recipe
For a spin on taco night, consider taking all your favorite ingredients and combining them into a single dish topped with a spicy-sweet cornbread crust.
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False Facts About Mayonnaise You Thought Were True
Mayonnaise is a frequent player in American dishes, but there are many misconceptions concerning this condiment. Here are some mayo false facts you can discard.
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Do Canned Sardines Have Bones In Them?
People who know the displeasure of having fish bones lodged in their throats might wonder whether canned sardines have bones that could pose the same problem.
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Employees Reveal What It's Really Like To Work At Jersey Mike's Subs
You may know Jersey Mike's for its hearty subs, but what is it like for the people working behind the counter? Here's what employees think about the job.
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The Biggest Mistake To Avoid When Meal Prepping With Orzo
If your Orzo consistently turns out sticky, clumpy, and mushy, you're making a simple mistake that can be easily remedied with a readily available ingredient.
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The Special Ingredient You Need For The Best Classic Cheese Ball
You can have a ball eating cheese, especially if said cheese is indeed a ball. To give it an extra layer of flavor, consider using a certain citrusy ingredient.
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Plant-Based Chipotle Jackfruit Nachos Recipe
Shredded and cooked with tomatoes and chipotles in adobo, jackfruit is the perfect vegan substitute for pulled pork in these cheesy, saucy nachos for a crowd.
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13 Unexpected Ways To Use Orange Juice
Orange juice may seem like a breakfast table standard, but it turns out there are many unexpected and interesting ways to incorporate it into other dishes.
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Kool-Aid Bursts' Lid Shape Is Still Kind Of A Mystery
The classic Kool-Aid Bursts cap is an enigma. Why, exactly, is it shaped that way? Despite internet speculation, we're no closer to unraveling its secrets.
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The Difference Between Canned And Cartoned Coconut Milk
Coconut milk is growing in popularity for use in beverages and many dishes, making it more important that ever for people to understand its nuances.
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The Coffee Maker Hack For Better Mornings
If your first destination after getting out of bed is your coffeemaker, you may be interested in this helpful hack. Here's what you need to know.
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Sam's Club Bakery Items Ranked From Worst To Best
Sam's Club is known for its popular bakery, but that doesn't mean all the sweets are worth taking home. We tried and ranked nine of the mos popular.
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Pair Crackers And Peanut Butter Cups For The Perfect Salty-Sweet Snack
You already know that peanut butter and chocolate go hand-in-hand, but adding crackers to the mix makes for the perfect sweet, salty, and crunchy snack.
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The Ideal Cut Of Beef For Steak Au Poivre
Steak au poivre is a delicious French delicacy, but it doesn't have to be snooty. Plenty of cuts besides the classic filet mignon will work just fine.
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Lemon Layer Cake With Basil And Blueberries Recipe
A layer cake zippy with lemon juice, zest, and curd gets an additional boost from the savory addition of basil and a rich, tangy cream cheese frosting.
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Patience Is Key To Making Thai Peanut Sauce
Whipping up a tasty Thai peanut sauce might involve heat, but that doesn't mean you need to cook it. However, mixing it may require patience and elbow grease.
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America's Test Kitchen Was Never The Same After Christopher Kimball Left
"America's Test Kitchen" was once known for its snarky host, but when Christopher Kimball left to pursue "Milk Street," his original show saw some changes.
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The Grape Hack You Should've Been Using The Whole Time
Taking fresh grapes of the stem can be a hassle, but thanks to this simple hack, you can save yourself some time and frustration. All you need is a dish towel.
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What Frozen Dinners Look Like All Around The World
The convenience of frozen dinners is something enjoyed around the world. But what do these frozen dinners look like? We go exploring to find out.
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Alton Brown Takes Chicken Wings To The Next Level With A Toaster Oven
Food Network star Alton Brown is a culinary innovator unafraid to buck tradition, so it's no surprise he prefers an unlikely tool for preparing this spicy snack
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Add Curry Leaves To Your Rice For An Ultra Fragrant Dish
Rice is a staple in many dishes across multiple global cuisines but can get repetitive. Mix it up by adding curry leaves into your rice for a new flavor.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Scalloped Potatoes
Use these tips to steer you away from common pitfalls and toward a batch of velvety scalloped potatoes that will have your guests coming back for seconds.
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Expert Advice For Cooking The Best Burger Patty (Without Overdoing It)
We spoke with Sherry E. Cardoso, culinary director at Patti Ann's in Brooklyn, New York, about cooking burgers, and her tips really turn up the heat!
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11 Best Hacks For The Ultimate Fried Chicken
Fried chicken is a favorite food for so many reasons, but if you're looking to elevate this dish to crispy perfection these are some of the best hacks to try.
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The Simple Way To Add More Texture To Pesto Mac And Cheese
Mac and cheese can seem like a smooth and creamy sea of homogeneity. If you want to give it a bit of crunch, there's a very simple way to do it.
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