10 Creative Ways To Use Sushi Rice
Sushi rice should be one of your pantry staples. Here are some creative ways to put it to good use in your kitchen, besides just using it for homemade rolls.
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The Veggie You Need To Start Slicing Up For Better BLTs
A bacon, lettuce, and tomato sandwich is already pretty perfect, but you can upgrade a BLT considerably with the addition of one common vegetable.
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Turn Canned Pineapple Into A Crispy Snack With Your Air Fryer
Canned pineapple rings make for a sweet, crunchy, totally customizable snack (or dessert base!) with just a few minutes spend in the air fryer.
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Don't Make The Mistake Of Using The Wrong Knife To Slice Acidic Food
Using a regular knife to slice acidic foods such as tomatoes and citrus can damage the blade. By using a serrated knife, you can make your others last longer.
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The Key Step For Preventing Soggy Tomato Toast
Super juicy tomatoes are perfect for most dishes, but can turn tomato toast soggy and cause it to fall apart, unless you use this quick fix.
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The Biggest Mistake To Avoid When Making Lobster Rolls
A perfect lobster roll is a true summer treat, particularly at the coast. If you're making one at home, there's one mistake to avoid, says our expert.
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12 Creative Ways To Use Dukkah In Your Cooking
If you want to pack a flavorful punch into some of your favorite dishes, this Egyptian spice blend should be your new secret weapon. Enter dukkah.
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Follow This Simple Technique For Copycat Chipotle Sour Cream
If you're a fan of Chipotle's sour cream, you're going to love how easy it is to recreate the beloved topping at home.
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Don't Be Afraid To Try Unique Flavors In Your Homemade Sushi
Expert sushi chef Masaharu Morimoto suggests some tips for adding interesting new flavors to your homemade sushi, and we offer our own suggestions, too.
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How To Use Tortillas To Make The Ultimate Homemade Pizza Rolls
When making your own pizza rolls, the secret to a successful recipe can be as simple as using tortillas. Here's how they can level up your recipe.
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Sesame Oil Takes Sauteed Spinach To The Next Level
Using sesame oil when making sauteed spinach takes this leafy green to flavor heaven, and also brings opportunities for jazzing up the side-dish even more.
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The Best Method To Extract Beef Tallow From Meat
Beef tallow is a cooking fat that doesn't get much love compared to others. And it also can be easy to extract, as explained by celebrity chef David Burke.
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How To Easily Cook Couscous In Your Coffee Pot
Beyond making coffee, did you know your coffee pot can be used for cooking? Give it a whirl by cooking couscous in there and thank us later.
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The Reason You Should Never Serve Homemade Pico De Gallo Right Away
Fans of pico de gallo may already know this trick of letting the homemade salsa sit before serving, but what about the reason? It's more simple than you think.
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Upgrade Your Next Cheese Ball With One Powdered Soup Mix
A cheese ball should be a wonderful blend of tastes and textures. Add this one powdered soup variety and get your guests guessing at the secret ingredient.
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Up Your Ice Cream Game And Add Some Crackers Into The Mix
Salty crackers and sweet ice cream are the surprising combo that just works, and we've got great ideas for pairing the two for some lip-smacking desserts.
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Do You Always Need To Wash Your Shrimp? We Asked An Expert
There's a debate about whether you should wash shrimp before cooking it, so we consulted an expert seafood chef for an answer on fresh and frozen shrimp.
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You've Been Cutting Oranges Wrong This Whole Time
If you don't want to peel your oranges (and get that residue all over your hands) try this hack to cut it in a way that gives you pith-free, juicy slices.
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Give Your Cauliflower The Crispiest Texture With This Air Fryer Technique
If you've ever enjoyed cauliflower wings at a restaurant, you know crispiness is key. At home, an air fryer can help deliver this result.
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The Key Step You Should Never Skip When Making Beef Tallow
Flavorful beef tallow is brilliant for frying and can also be used for savory pies. We spoke to a chef expert who advised on what you must do before using it.
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Tuna Heads Are The Underrated Fish Cut You Need To Try
Tuna heads are overlooked in Western cuisine, but they're a delicacy elsewhere in the world. Andrew Zimmern fills us in on this flavorful fish cut.
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This Is Key To Perfect Sushi Rice Every Time
We spoke to a sushi expert who gave us some very handy advice on how to make perfect sushi rice at home. And it's not as tricky as you might think.
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Here's How Long You Should Marinate Beef In Red Wine
Marinating a steak or a cut of beef in red wine can make it beautifully tender and succulent. But how long should you marinate it for? We asked an expert.
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Give Pico De Gallo A Greek Twist With Cucumbers And Feta Cheese
You can never go wrong with a classic pico de gallo. The perfect canvas, you can also fuse cultures to give it a kick with these Greek incorporations.
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The Powerful Ingredient That Takes Chili To The Next Level
Adding a few drops of this secret ingredient to your homemade chili can give it a nice smoky flavor. Given its potency, a little goes a long way.
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17 Absolute Best Ways To Elevate Your BLT
A BLT is a true classic American sandwich, but that doesn't mean you can't change up the recipe a little. Here are some expert tips on freshening up your BLT.
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Give Your Pancakes A Savory Twist With A Breakfast Hash Filling
Pancakes don't have to be sweet, and savory pancakes don't have to be boring. Instead, you can stuff pancakes with breakfast hash for an all-in-one bite meal
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