The Flank Steak Cooking Rule You Should Never Break
While cooking can sometimes involve improvisation, this flank steak cooking rule is meant to be followed to the letter.
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The Untold Truth Of Marie Callender's
Marie Callender's is a restaurant chain and line of frozen foods famous for pies. Marie Callender is a real person who opened her first restaurant in 1964.
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The Onion Recipe Rule You Should Be Following, According To Ina Garten
While each of her recipes is unique, 'Barefoot Contessa' Ina Garten has a general rule of thumb when it comes to cooking with onions: she sticks to one variety.
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These Celebrity Chefs Credit Their Mothers For Their Love Of Cooking
Many people learn to cook from their mothers, including celebrity chefs. Chefs from Alex Guarnaschelli to Emeril Lagasse credit their moms for inspiring them.
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You've Been Poaching Chicken All Wrong
Though poaching is a simple technique, there are ways in which it can go awry, with overcooking being one of them and too-high heat being another.
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This Was Anthony Bourdain's Most Important Travel Tip
Chef and writer Anthony Bourdain was beloved for his championing of good food, culture, and travel. This was Anthony Bourdain's most important travel tip.
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The Real Reason You Should Skip Fried Ice Cream At Mexican Restaurants
The real reason you should skip fried ice cream at Mexican restaurants is because the dish is not even Mexican! Here's the true story of this beloved dessert.
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The Real Difference Between Enameled And Regular Cast Iron Pans
Is it better to stick to a regular cast iron pan or spring for the enameled version? There are a few key differences between cast iron and enameled pans.
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Ina Garten's Mother's Day Breakfast Sandwich Is Easy Enough For Kids To Make
Ina Garten has an answer for the perfect Mother's Day breakfast that features an easy-to-make sandwich from her latest cookbook "Modern Comfort Food."
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Is There A Real Difference Between Stouts And Porters?
Dark-bodied porter and stout beers have virtually the same origins, flavor profiles, and coloring. So is there really a difference between these beers?
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Here's How To Become An Inspector For The Michelin Guide
For foodies, one of the best jobs -- becoming a Michelin inspector -- probably feels up there with becoming an astronaut. But it's easier than you'd think.
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How Ina Garten And Jeffrey Keep Their Marriage Strong, Even When Apart
Ina Garten and her husband, Jeffrey, have been married for over five decades. With many times where they lived apart, how have they kept their marriage strong?
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Walmart Has Good News For Waffles + Mochi Fans
Walmart has just announced a new partnership that is sure to excite fans of Michelle Obama's children's cooking show "Waffles + Mochi."
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Wendy's Has A New Bourbon Bacon Cheeseburger. Here's What You Need To Know
Wendy's has gone out of its way to frame its new burger as a response to the now quietened chicken sandwich wars. Here's what to know about it.
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This Easy TikTok Hack Will Make Your Eggs More Flavorful Than Ever
A dietician took to TikTok to share her breakfast hack that involves eggs and pesto.
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Grillmaster Reveals The Most Common Mistakes You're Making While Grilling Chicken Breasts
Grillmaster Melissa Cookston says there are a few key mistakes you may be making when you're grilling chicken breasts.
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Costco Shoppers Are Loving These Treats For Mother's Day
According to Instagram account @CostcoDeals, the warehouse stores have brought back a couple of delicious Mother's Day treats to help you celebrate.
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Mary Berry's Puff Pastry Secret You Never Knew About
Mary Berry likes to use shortcuts to trim hours in the kitchen, which means adapting smart cooking and baking hacks.
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The Meaning Behind Anthony Bourdain's Tattoos
It's safe to say that anything that Anthony Bourdain would permanently have designed on his body is bound to have a special meaning, and here's why.
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Why You Shouldn't Use High Heat With Nonstick Frying Pans
Nonstick pans are a wonder in the kitchen, but there are some rules you still need to follow. Here's why you shouldn't use high heat with nonstick frying pans.
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Chick-Fil-A Fans Are Wondering If They Can Buy These Branded Golf Balls
It turns out Chick-fil-A branded golf balls aren't so easy to get your hands on.
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You Can Use Coffee Grounds To Clean Pots And Pans. Here's How
Luckily, getting rid of coffee grounds isn't your only option. They actually serve quite a few purposes that make them a useful kitchen addition.
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The Common BBQ Mistake You're Probably Making
Cooking BBQ at home can fall flat in comparison to the experience at a restaurant or summer cookout. It's all about how the sauce is used to create BBQ.
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Duff Goldman Shares The Biggest Baking Mistakes You're Making At Home - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Mashed, Duff Goldman laid out some of the big mistakes he sees bakers making, and explained how they're ruining your desserts.
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Read This Is If You Just Bought Ruffles All Dressed Chips From Sam's Club
Frito-Lays have issued a voluntary recall on their All Dressed chips that went out to Sam's Clubs across the Southeast.
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The Cinnamon Roll Tip Great British Baking Show Champ Sophie Faldo Swears By
Sophie Faldo, the Season 8 winner of "The Great British Baking Show," never skips this step when it comes to making the perfect batch of cinnamon rolls.
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Here's How Anthony Bourdain's Assistant Saved His Final Book
Anthony Bourdain's final book, "World Travel: An Irreverent Guide," has been completed -- and it's all thanks to his miraculous assistant, Laurie Woolever.
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