• Martha Stewart's Unusual Egg Cooking Hack Changes Everything

    Everyone who makes scrambled eggs will probably tell you that theirs are the best. Still, when Martha Stewart shares her professional cooking tips, especially when it comes to making this beloved dish, it would be silly not to jump on the bandwagon and give it a try.

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  • These Cooking Oils Have The Highest Smoke Point

    Heating your cooking oil past its smoke point can imbue your food with a foul, burnt taste. Not all cooking oils go up in smoke at the same temperature. Depending on the meal, you may want to choose an oil with a high smoke point to prevent your meal from being the low point of your day.

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  • The Real Reason You're Craving Burnt Food

    Do you and your family members ever fight over the burnt ends of a baguette, or a blackened blackened bit of barbecue? Or, do you order your bacon so crispy it's actually burnt, or purposefully letting the popcorn cook for a few minutes past when you can hear the last kernel pop?

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  • Here's How To Save Your Burnt Pots And Pans

    Burnt pots and pans are part of the cooking experience - not a pleasant part, but an unavoidable one. Luckily, there are plenty of options for cleaning your pots and pans. Some of those methods rely on tems you probably already have in your home.

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  • This Is What Chrissy Teigen Eats For Breakfast

    Think about the fit, healthy celebrities eating tasty breakfasts every morning, like Chrissy Teigen. While you might know her as a model, television personality, and as the wife of John Legend, Teigen is the author of two cookbooks. So what does a model who loves food make herself for breakfast?

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  • This Is What Eating Bacon Every Day Does To Your Body

    Bacon is a popular way to start the morning in many kitchens across the country. However, most people save it for special occasions. Does the weekend count? Given that bacon is somewhat of a hassle to prepare, requires a good deal of cleanup, and people are concerned about the health impact.

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  • These PB&J Hacks Will Change Everything

    There is something so satisfying and comforting about a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, which can be kind of like eating a candy bar for lunch. However, to really make the classic sandwich even more delicious, it's time to rethink how you build it.

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  • Here's What To Know About The Condensation In Your Leftovers

    In the Saran-wrapped bowl where you kept last night's leftovers, an ecosystem has formed. It's moist and raining. That would be fine if the contents of your refrigerator were a science project. But now you've got to answer a real-life problem: to eat or not to eat.

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  • Duff Goldman Just Shared Exciting News With Fans

    This might be the sweetest thing to come from Duff Goldman yet. He and his wife, Johnna Colbry, are expecting their first child! The Food Network star posted a hint on his Instagram on Friday. "Our biggest adventure yet! Mini Muffin expected January 2021!" Colbry said.

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  • Here's What Happens When You Eat Beans Every Day

    Beans are an incredibly versatile food that spans a wide range of varieties and potential uses. Unlike some foods that would be potentially difficult to consume on a daily basis, beans could easily be eaten every day, and perhaps even without the eater getting bored with them.

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  • Here's How Five Guys Really Got Its Name

    With their endlessly customizable burgers, generous servings of fries, and endless complimentary peanuts, it's no surprise that Five Guys has come to be a favorite in the fast-casual sphere. But you might not know the backstory of the guys behind Five Guys.

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  • Why You Won't See Mrs. Dash On Store Shelves Anymore

    If any spouse could spice up a marriage for the long haul, you'd probably expect it to be Mrs. Dash. But Mrs. Dash's marriage must have felt like an infernal mismatch over time because in February 2020, that news broke that Mrs. Dash would not only be salt-free but spouse-free.

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  • You Shouldn't Make Oatmeal With Plain Water. Here's Why

    The reasons for oatmeal-gone-wrong are simple. You've probably underseasoned it. That's right: Once again, underseasoning is likely the culprit of your bad breakfast. How can you possibly mix oats with water, throw in a couple berries, and call it a day?

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  • You've Been Storing Mangoes Wrong This Whole Time

    Mangoes might be one of the trickiest fruits to handle. From choosing a perfectly ripe mango to properly cutting it to avoid wasting any of the delicious fruit, mangoes are fairly high maintenance and require some extra effort.

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  • Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Tilapia

    We present this hopefully helpful outline of ways to not mess up your tilapia with the hopes that you and this ever-present white fish can move forward together, forming a better bond. And that bond also includes seasoning the hell out of it and drowning it in butter... but more on that later.

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  • The Real Difference Between Milk And Evaporated Milk

    If you've ever been confused by the varieties of milk out there, you're not alone. Whether it's made from soybeans, almonds, oats, or coconuts, milk has proved to us that it's anything but a singular product. On that note, what's the difference between regular milk and evaporated milk?

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  • Here's What Happens When You Drink Beer Every Day

    According to a recent study, the preferred alcohol among Americans — 63 perfect of whom drink alcohol — is, perhaps unsurprisingly, beer (via USA Today). Of American drinkers, 42 percent of them consider beer to be their favorite alcoholic beverage.

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  • DoorDash Just Launched A New Service Customers Will Love

    The next time you find yourself in need of a bag of dog food or a bottle of cough medicine, but the last thing you want to do is leave the comfort and safety of your own home, you're in luck. DoorDash's new service, DashMart, will deliver them to your door in about 30 minutes.

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