Mayak Eggs: The Traditional Korean Dish With A Controversial Name
Mayak eggs are Korean soft-boiled eggs marinated in a mix of tasty Asian flavors. While they're deliciously addictive, the name remains a point of contention.
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The Concerning Problem With Black Plastic Cooking Utensils
A recent study published in Chemosphere revealed that black plastic cooking utensils are made with a potentially toxic material. Here's what to know.
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8 Must-Know Tips For Baking With Bourbon This Fall
The warm, cozy flavors of bourbon pair so well with many fall dishes. We asked expert chefs for tips and tricks to make the most of bourbon-infused recipes.
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The Best Water Temperature To Use When Making A Cornstarch Slurry
Though making a cornstarch slurry might seem simple - there are only two ingredients after all - temperature and ratios are key. We asked an expert for tips.
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The Grilling Technique You Shouldn't Use For Citrus
While it might seem like a straightforward process to make grilled citrus, you'll want to make sure you avoid this mistake so you end up with a complex flavor.
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It's Easier Than You Think To Wrap Grilled Cheese In Bacon
Perfectly lined up strips look aesthetically pleasing and complicated to arrange around your grilled cheese sandwich, but this is easier than you think.
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Is It Okay To Thaw Frozen Cookie Dough And Refreeze It?
Can you re-freeze cookie dough? Once you've taken it out of the freezer and let it thaw, is it safe or ideal to put whatever's left back in the freezer?
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The Cheap Snack You Should Throw On The Grill At Your Next BBQ
There's a whole world of possibility out there when it comes to sides and snacks that you can make on the grill, and we're here for all of it.
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What Is Beef Mince (And How Is It Different From Ground Beef)?
Ground beef and beef mince might sound like two names for the same thing, but there are some key differences between these two beef preparation styles.
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The Pizza-Inspired Twist To Try On Your Next Late-Night Grilled Cheese
One of the best go-to foods for satiating late-night cravings is a grilled cheese. But why stop at cheese and bread when you can make it taste like pizza?
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How Long To Bake Pork Chops For The Best Doneness
Perfectly nailing your timing when baking pork chops will depend on whether or not you sear them first, as well as your preferred level of doneness.
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Don't Skip This Step When Adding Tea To Your Baked Goods
The goal is to get the tea and spices down to the right size for the aesthetic while releasing and combining all the yumminess for the taste.
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Give Barbecue Sauce A Korean Twist With One Powerhouse Ingredient
If you're looking for a different way to enjoy barbecue sauce, you can also give your American-style sauces a Korean twist by adding this secret ingredient.
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The Sweet Winter Fruit You Need To Starting Adding To Grilled Cheese
On top of a more impressive cheese, fresh fruit always adds both color and contrasting flavor that's sure to impress on your next grilled cheese.
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The Most Delicious Chicken Salad Has A Fried Upgrade
Just because it's a salad, doesn't mean it has to be tasteless or boring. Get creative with this perfect fried element and build the best chicken salad ever.
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12 Unexpected Seasonings To Upgrade Your Taco Night
Tired of the same-old taco seasoning? These expert options will upgrade your tacos with fresh flavors that make a Tuesday tradition feel renewed.
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Klondike Bars Aren't All Real Ice Cream. So What Are They?
Everything about the frozen dessert alludes to it being chocolate-coated ice cream, but what does the label on the metallic wrapper say?
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You Should Be Pan Frying Your Hard Boiled Eggs. Here's How
Hard boiled eggs are ready to eat on their own, but you can take the extra step to pan fry them for a more flavorful meal with a crispy texture.
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What Pasta Shapes Can You Make With The KitchenAid Pasta Maker Attachment?
Your KitchenAid pasta maker attachment is your easy route to homemade pasta, and your options are varied, with seven different pasta shapes possible.
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Elevate Your Grilled Cheese With A Few Shakes Of One Seasoning
The best thing about grilled cheeses is how ripe for customization they are. It only takes a sprinkle of this seasoning to kick things up a notch.
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The Cast Iron Skillet Myth You Need To Stop Believing
It's true that cast iron pans have many good uses but there's an enduring idea about the skillets that is false, and it affects how you should cook with them.
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Why Turkey Legs Taste So Good At Disney Parks, And Why They're So Large
One of the most celebrated foods at the parks is the turkey leg, a larger-than-life piece of meat that's as delicious and well-seasoned as it is gigantic.
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The Key Reason You Should Be Using Your Cast Iron Skillet More Often
Cast iron skillets have developed a positive reputation for having unmatched qualities -- and using the skillets often only refines said qualities.
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The Onion Mistake That's Causing Your Tuna Poke Bowl To Suffer
There are few better ways to get into the island mood than by enjoying a poke bowl. Here are some tips to make sure the onion doesn't overwhelm.
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The Muffin Tin Hack You Need To Reinvent Bread Crust Scraps
We know the crust isn't the tastiest part of the bread, but that doesn't mean it should go to waste! This muffin tin hack will breathe new life into your bread.
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How Is Seasoned Rice Vinegar Different From Unseasoned?
Rice vinegar has been a staple in Asian cuisine for centuries, and it's important to know the difference between seasoned and unseasoned.
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Add 2 Ingredients To Popcorn Butter To Satisfy All Your Salty Cravings
Big flavor equals big fun in our book, and adding these two umami-packed ingredients into your next bowl of movie-night popcorn, should bring the buzz.
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