Cleaning Under Large Kitchen Appliances Doesn't Have To Be Hard With This Unique Tool
The prospect of cleaning hard-to-reach places under appliances is daunting. Fortunately, this flexible tool can be a real stress saver.
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Stories By Claudia Alarcón
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4 Michelin-Starred BBQ Restaurants That Won't Break The Bank
Just because a restaurant has a Michelin star doesn't mean it has to cost a fortune. We've rounded up four just such starry BBQ places that you should head to.
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Don't Cry Over Split Tamales – If You Prep The Husks Like This, You Won't Have To
If you're making a batch of tasty tamales at home this holiday season, there's one crucial tip that will ensure the wrapping process isn't too frustrating.
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The Only Way You Should Be Cutting A Tomato
Slicing a tomato seems like it wouldn't involve a lot of thought, but improving the quality of your cuts requires technique. This is what you need to do.
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This Ikea Find Is A Must-Have For Small, Cluttered Kitchens
If your kitchen feels more like a closet with an oven, you'll want to find efficient ways to use empty space. This IKEA product can help store various items.
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Salt Doesn't Technically Expire, But Here's When You Should Throw It Out
When it comes to seasoning, salt is arguably the most essential. However, with so many different types of salt, it's important to keep track of the shelf life.
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How To Grow Nutrient-Packed Microgreens Using Items You'd Normally Toss
We always love a creative upcycling idea to help us limit waste. It is remarkably easy to grow your own delicious microgreens in your kitchen.
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Stop Buying Pricey Storage Containers — Here's How To Organize Your Kitchen For Free
there is a simple solution that makes sense economically and environmentally. It will make your life easier, and perhaps spark a new crafty hobby.
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Should You Really Leave The Triple Sec Out Of Margaritas?
We asked a bartending expert: When making a classic or specialty margarita at home, do you really need to add a dash of sweet triple sec to the glass?
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Adding This Alcohol To Your Martini Can Give It A Uniquely Fruity Twist
Over the years, bartenders have stretched the possibility of what a martini can be, so we asked an expert about adding this fruit-forward spirit.
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This Ikea Find Will Maximize Vertical Storage In Your Kitchen Cabinets
Finding the best storage solutions in the kitchen doesn't have to be difficult when you can simply increase the surface area you have to work with.
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The Plant Used In Your Hibiscus Tea Might Not Be The Flower You Think It Is
There seems to be confusion among consumers when it comes to identifying the correct hibiscus plant that is used to make the infusion.
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The 2-Meat Combo That Makes Shepherd's Pie Unforgettable
Simply swapping some of the meat in your shepherd's pie recipe will yield a tastier dish all around.
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How Kolaches Went From A Czech Secret To A Texas Staple
Kolaches are a Czech pastry that's typically enjoyed as a sweet way to start the day, but here's how they became a beloved, classic Texan dish.
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Tomato Salad Gets A Huge Burst Of Umami With This Unexpected Liquid Pairing
Without a little innovation, tomato salad can become one-note. But by adding a splash of one pantry staple, you can revive the dish and lift its umami flavor.
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Will Baking Soda Actually Kill Weeds In Your Veggie Garden?
Baking soda has many uses beyond cakes. The clever non-toxic chemical powder can even be used with care in the garden, but you need to know a few things first.
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This Is Exactly How Sherbet Differs From Ice Cream
Ice cream, sorbet, and sherbet are sweet treats you might find at an ice cream shop, but each differs and offers distinct flavor and texture combinations.
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This $7 Ikea Kitchen Rack Organizes Way More Than Just Spices
Turns out the little rack you bought to store your cinnamon and cayenne can be a versatile tool to keep your whole kitchen looking neat and tidy.
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The Reason Mixed Nuts Are Always So Expensive
If you buy nuts regularly, you may have noticed that mixed nuts are generally more expensive than a single type of nut, but have you ever wondered why?
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Give Your Pickled Red Onions A Kick With This Spicy Pepper
if you want to kick things up a notch with your condiment of pickled red onions, add a punch of spice with slices of this pepper.
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Here's Exactly How To Tell If The Meat You're Buying Isn't Ethical
It's no secret that the factory farming industry isn't exactly ethical, but how can you tell if the specific meat that you buy is ethical or not?
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Elevate Your Margaritas With This Chunky Salt Rim
Kosher salt is preferred to common table salt since the crystals are coarser, but here is another idea that works just as well, or better.
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Texas Has 2 Official Peppers — And This Small But Fierce Southwest Chile Flies Under The Radar
Looking for a new chile pepper to tackle this summer? Try one of Texas' two official state peppers — and we're not talking about jalapeños.
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The Connection Between Roosters And Country Kitchen Design Is Deeper Than You Think
That rooster design you often see in classical country-style kitchens isn't just because of the bird's place in the barnyard. There's more to the story.
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What Is Valentina Hot Sauce And Why Is It So Popular Among Spice Lovers?
Hot sauce lovers are often partial to their favorite hot sauces, some even bring them everywhere. Here's everything you need to know about Valentina.
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Roast This Veggie Twice For Tender, Flavorful Results Everytime
Roasting vegetables once is usually enough to get the job done, but this veggie really shines and gets as tender as possible if you roast it twice.
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Mirepoix Vs Soffritto: Is There A Difference?
Mirepoix and soffritto are simple combinations of ingredients that serve as the base for many different types of dishes. Here's how they differ from each other.
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