Why It's Actually Not A Good Idea To Cook Your Beef Stew All Day
You might delight in the delicious aromas of a slow-cooked beef stew as they fill your kitchen and home, but be careful not to indulge for too long.
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Whip Up Mini Pizzas In A Pinch With A Snack Already In Your Pantry
If you find yourself craving pizza but don't have dough or a frozen pizza on hand, all you need is a box of crackers, marinara sauce, and some toppings.
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14 Ways To Use Up That Tube Of Ginger Paste
Since many recipes call for fresh ginger, it's not unusual to buy the paste for just one recipe and then forget about it. Put it to good use with these ideas.
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The Trimming Tip To Keep In Mind For The Best Tasting Beef Brisket
Given how tender it can be when prepared properly, it's easy to forget that beef brisket is a tough piece of meat to work with. Here's how to keep it juicy.
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Take Your PB&J To The Next Level With A Spread Of Tahini
Tahini is the creamy sesame seed spread that can enhance your peanut butter and jelly sandwich in so many ways you may never go back to your standard version.
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Swap Fresh Scallops With Canned For A Quick And Easy Seafood Pasta
With canned scallops you can create a tasty seafood pasta dinner in minutes that seems fancy but in fact makes maximum use of storecupboard ingredients.
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Elevate Homemade Dashi With Store-Bought Concentrate For Deeper Flavor
If you're a fan of Japanese cuisine, you are probably familiar with dashi, the subtly fishy stock that serves as the foundation for a slew of dishes.
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Your Turkey Bacon Needs A Pop Of Pepper To Spice Up Breakfast
Turkey bacon is delicious on its own, but the use of pepper makes it even better. Besides, you probably already have a few varieties in your spice cabinet.
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Don't Sleep On Chicken For An Amazing Omelet Filling
Dishes like chicken and biscuits and chicken and waffles prove that chicken works perfectly in breakfast contexts, so why not work it into your next omelet?
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Roasted Garlic Is The Bold Pizza Topping That Totally Elevates Your Pie
When a solid foundation is in place, you are free to go wild with all manner of pizza toppings. Roasted garlic is a simpler choice that boosts the whole dish.
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13 Creative Ways To Serve Prosciutto At Your Next Party
Delicious prosciutto is one of the most malleable cured meats, making this a perfect material for creative ways to serve party appetizers and more.
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Level Up Your Leftover Corned Beef And Make Nachos
In addition to the interesting textural element, sweet-savory-salty corned beef brings a complex flavor profile to the spread that other nacho proteins do not.
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Can't Find Lo Mein Noodles? Spaghetti Does The Same Job In A Pinch
Even though they come from different cultures and are traditionally used for different types of cuisine, Italian pasta can be subbed in for Asian noodles.
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15 Unexpected Ways To Use Tahini
It's time tahini was used for more than just hummus. Here are some super creative ways to use tahini in your home cooking, from smoothies to protein balls.
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Crack Your Egg Inside Of A Bell Pepper Ring To Elevate Breakfast
Cook and serve a fried egg inside of a bell pepper ring. The process really isn't much more difficult than cooking a fried egg on its own.
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Pangrattato Is The Crunchy Addition To Elevate Your Pasta - Exclusive
Cookbook author Dan Pashman turned to pangrattato (Italian for breadcrumbs) to counter the sometimes bland consistency of pasta dishes.
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How Fortified Wine Can Take Your Ham To The Next Level
The glaze on a baked ham can be just as important as the ham itself. For a guaranteed flavor and complexity boost to your glaze, spike it with fortified wine.
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Canned Tuna Is The Key To A Quick And Easy Stir-Fry You'll Love
Stir-fries are a delicious way to combine veggies, protein, and sauce. Elevate your stir-fry by throwing in canned tuna in place of the usual chicken or beef!
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The Absolute Best Way To Thaw Frozen Crawfish Without Ruining It
Crawfish requires a skilled hand in the kitchen for both prepping and cooking; this means understanding the proper way to thaw out the frozen tails.
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16 Ways To Elevate Corn Dogs
From customizing the batter with a spicy boost or using pancake batter to turn it into a brunch item, there are many ways to switch up your corn dogs.
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It's Time You Started Brining Your Beans Before Adding Them To Stews
While it's definitely possible to toss beans into a soup and cook everything together, you'll get better results if you take the time to brine them first.
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Beef Up Classic Musubi With A Canned Corned Beef Swap
If you're craving a taste of Hawaii but don't have any Spam handy, you can switch in canned corned beef and make a delicious variation on musubi.
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The Simple 2-Ingredient Dressing For A Quick And Easy Salad
Making a salad can sometimes feel like a feat to accomplish, but a simple salad dressing can be plenty to make it all come together in a taste explosion.
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Ask For Scraps From The Butcher To Make Exceptional Meatballs
Butchers are there to help with all of your meat related needs. If you're putting together a batch of meatballs, they can give a variety of scraps.
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14 Ways To Upgrade Hard-Boiled Eggs
If you eat boiled eggs for breakfast every morning, you met get a big sick of them after a while. Here are some clever ways to spice things up with them.
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Egg Roll In A Bowl Ditches The Fried Wrapper And Keeps All The Flavor
If you love the flavor of egg rolls but want to avoid the greasy, deep-fried wrapper they come in, try whipping a batch of egg roll in a bowl.
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Use 2 Types Of Ham For Richer Split Pea Soup
There are many types of ham that can add some hearty flavor to split pea soup, but we've found the best flavor comes from a combination of these two hams.
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