16 Creative Ways To Use Frozen Bananas
From enhancing coffee drinks to creating nutrient-rich desserts, we share a few of our favorite creative ways to use frozen bananas in the kitchen.
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Make Sweeter Breakfast Sliders With A Simple Bread Upgrade
Imagine some scrambled eggs and ham sandwiched between luscious Hawaiian rolls. You read that right - Hawaiian rolls are the sweet upgrade your slider needs.
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Vanilla Sugar Is The 2-Ingredient Kitchen Staple With More Uses Than You Think
Vanilla sugar is incredibly easy to make and has nearly limitless potential uses, from baking cookies with it to sprinkling some over oatmeal.
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For A Juicier Smash Burger, Try Cooking It In The Air Fryer
With an air fryer, the "smash" of the patty happens before the cooking begins, so there's no chance of moisture loss from a hard or delayed press.
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The Secret To Pairing Cranberries And Salmon Is This One Ingredient
Though cranberries work best in the winter and salmon is a go-to for summer, there is one ingredient that can make sense of the oddly delicious combination.
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The Best Method For Cutting Cactus Fruit
Cactus fruit, also known as prickly pears, must have their thorns removed carefully before cutting and eating in your favorite dishes.
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The Bold Spice Blend To Give Your Steaks Middle Eastern-Inspired Flair
If you want to enhance the flavor of your steak, then look no further than this incredible Middle Eastern spice that packs a flavorful punch.
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Toss Quinoa With Your Favorite Pasta Sauce For An Easy And Filling Weeknight Meal
Creating a meal that will satisfy your taste buds and satiate your hunger doesn't have to be complicated, and this combo might be just what you need.
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Lemon Juice Is The Secret Ingredient For An Unbeatable Potato Salad
If you're looking to amp up your potato salad for your next gathering, lemon juice is the way to go. There are a few ways to incorporate it.
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Rice Paper Is Your Secret For Easy Breakfast Rolls On The Go
Portability and simplicity are the two major things we want from a weekday breakfast, which makes using rice paper a great hack for easy breakfast rolls.
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How The Sous Vide Method Can Take Homemade Syrups To The Next Level
Everybody raves about the way you can cook steak in a sous vide machine, but it can do so much more, like prepare immensely flavorful syrups.
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The Absolute Best Type Of Beer To Use For Cooking Mussels And Clams
We asked Bart van Olphen - chef, cookbook author, and sustainable seafood expert - for his expert opinion on which type of brew works best with mussels.
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The Trick For Roasting Canned Crescents Over A Campfire
Marshmallows are far from being the only food item that benefits from being roasted over a campfire. For an outside-the-box option, roast crescent rolls.
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Limoncello And Biscotti Are Ina Garten's Go To Toppings To Elevate Vanilla Ice Cream
If you enjoy store-bought vanilla ice cream but find it a bit bland sometimes, follow Ina Garten's tip and dress it up with limoncello and biscotti.
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The Dangerous Fish Defrosting Mistake You'll Want To Avoid
There's a dangerous fish thawing mistake you may be making with your vacuum-sealed fish that could lead to major illness.
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The Unexpected Fruit To Roast For A Next-Level Ice Cream Topping
There is a fruit that you can roast and put on your ice cream for an incredibly fruity and nutting topping that offers a savory and sweet flair.
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The Common Type Of Cheese You May Be Overlooking For A Smokier Pizza
If you thought a great cheese pizza only needs mozzarella and maybe a little parmesan on top, think again. Provolone is the ingredient your pizza is missing.
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Why You Should Always Mix Fresh Wild Greens With Domestic Varieties
Wild greens are great for your diet, but they are often too potent to use in the same way you would use domestic greens. The solution is to combine them.
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The Rich Topping Gordon Ramsay Adds To Roasted Tomato Soup For Elevated Flavor
Gordon Ramsay tops his roasted tomato soup with a sun-dried treat that he makes into a pesto with a mortar and pestle.
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6 Ingredients This Personal Chef Would Never Use In Cast Iron
While no kitchen is complete without a versatile cast iron skillet, there are some foods that are best cooked in pans made of other materials.
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11 Etiquette Rules To Follow At Your First Crawfish Boil, According To Experts
Crawfish boils can be intimidating events if you've never experienced one before. Luckily, we consulted an expert about what you'll need to know going in.
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The Unexpected Vegetable You Should Be Adding To Sicilian Caponata
You probably don't think of a Southern staple like okra when it comes time to make a batch of Sicilian caponata, but the two work surprisingly well together.
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The Safest Way To Quickly Defrost Salmon
The freezer is perfect for storing food, but preparing that food to be eaten can be laborious. Here's the safest and best way to defrost salmon.
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Why You Should Never Peel The Skin Before Boiling Starchy Potatoes
Once you've picked a type of potato from all the different varieties, you need to work out how to best cook it. This is why you shouldn't peel the starchy ones.
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Bloom Spices In Your Roux For A More Flavorful Mac And Cheese
When cooking with spices, you can heat (or bloom) them in a fat first to coax out much more of their flavor and create an unbeatable mac and cheese.
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Ranch Absolutely Belongs In Your Next Pasta Salad
On first thought, ranch dressing might not seem like it belongs in pasta salad. But you would be mistaken as the iconic dressings fits in beautifully.
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Give Fried Eggs A Rich Flavor Boost With Just One Canned Ingredient
There are many ways to give your fried eggs a kick of flavor -- but there's one canned ingredient in your pantry that you might be sleeping on.
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