How To Season And Bread Your Tonkatsu Like A Pro
Tonkatsu is a crispy Japanese dish made with tender pork cutlets, and the coating is key. An expert explains how to season and bread your tonkatsu like a pro.
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The Special Apple Variety In Trader Joe's Mini Apple Pies
There's no denying that Trader Joe's Teeny Tiny Apple Pies are cute, but they taste good, too. We delve into the ingredients to find out which apples are used.
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Stuff Your Pork Chops With One Tart Fruit For A Fall Flavor Burst
Everybody knows that pork and fruit pair together beautifully. This fall make sure to try using this autumnal fruit with your pork chops.
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Chicken Powder Vs Bouillon: What's The Difference?
If you're used to making stocks and soups, you're probably familiar with bouillon, but what is chicken powder? We look at the differences and uses for both.
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The Only Store-Bought Tonkatsu Sauce You Need, According To A Chef
In addition to crispy panko and savory seasonings, sauce is a crucial ingredient for Japanese tonkatsu. A chef shares her favorite store-bought tonkatsu sauce.
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The Difference Between Trader Joe's Jarred And Fresh Cranberry Sauce
You may wonder if it's better to buy fresh or jarred cranberry sauce as holiday season rolls around. We look at the differences between the Trader Joe's ones.
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The Best Way To Defrost Pumpkin Pie For Fresh-Made Flavor
Leftovers are a Thanksgiving tradition. Chances are you're going to have some uneaten pumpkin pie, here's how to properly thaw it after it's frozen.
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Frozen Burger Patties Are Convenient, Here's How To Make Them Taste Good Too
When making dinner from scratch feels like a hassle, you can always turn to frozen burger patties. Here's how you can boost their taste while you're at it.
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11 Absolute Best Ingredients For Restaurant-Quality Guacamole
If you love chips and guac, you'll be pleased to know that it's possible to make restaurant-quality guacamole at home. All you need are a few key ingredients.
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Wolfgang Puck Wants You To Take Your Steak To The Next Level. Here's How - Exclusive Interview
Ahead of his Nov. 10 BBQ brunch collab with Adam Perry Lang at Spago Beverly Hills, we spoke with Wolfgang Puck and got all sorts of tips, especially for steak.
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The Easy Mistake That's Ruining Your Tempura Batter
We asked a tempura expert for her crucial tip to get your batter pefect every time, and were surprised by the answer, as it's a common mistake that cooks make.
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Are Colored And Flavored Pastas One And The Same?
Not all dyed pasta types are equal. Let's take a look at the different ways to color pasta and whether the color always affects the flavor of your food.
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Use Your Extra Cup Of Milk For An Irresistible 4-Ingredient Breakfast Glaze
In times where no rush is needed, you can upgrade your breakfast with this easy-to-make milk glaze. From donuts to croissants, the possibilities are endless.
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The Seasoning Secret To Milk Bar's Pumpkin Pie
With Thanksgiving around the corner, pumpkin pie is on everyone's minds. Milk Bar's pumpkin pie, however, has one ingredient that sets it apart from the rest.
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Avoid These 13 Mistakes When Using Canned Coconut Milk
If you're unsure how to incorporate it into meals or it overpowers the foods you pair it with, here's how to avoid mistakes when using canned coconut milk.
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The 4 Types Of Maple Syrup Grades, Explained
It's easy to become overwhelmed by the number of maple syrup options available today. Here are the four different grades of real maple syrup, explained.
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11 Tips For Restaurant-Worthy Sizzling Rice Soup
A show-stopping restaurant dish, sizzling rice soup is a crowd-pleaser. Curious about this Chinese classic? We share our top cooking tips.
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Why Pork Tenderloin Is So Expensive At The Grocery Store
As luxurious as pork tenderloin is, there's a reason it tends to be reserved for special occasions. It's generally a pricier meat at the grocery store.
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How To Immediately Tell That Your Tuna Steaks Are Not The Freshest
There are a number of things to look for when buying tuna steaks, but checking for a certain texture lets you know if your tuna is losing its freshness.
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15 Spices To Elevate Your Hot Chocolate
Hot chocolate is a classic beverage, and there are plenty of wonderful ways to make a delicious cup. But to elevate your recipe, consider these tips.
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Avoid A Greasy Air Fryer Cake By Steering Clear Of One Mistake
You'l want to avoid using cooking spray to ensure the cake turns out as light and fluffy as a traditionally baked cake and your appliance remains intact.
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The Classic Dessert Bobby Flay Infinitely Improves With Milk Chocolate
Add chocolate to any dessert, and it's pretty much guaranteed to taste a million times better, whether you go for milk, dark, or white chocolate.
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Why You Should Avoid Buying Ground Beef Packages With Too Much Juice
Ground beef is probably a mainstay on your grocery list, but always double check your package -- as the excess juices pose health and safety risks.
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The Best Way To Elevate Corn Salsa Is Also The Simplest
To prepare corn for the salsa, there are many ways to cook it, but one particular method is a cut above the rest.
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The 2 Key Tools You Need For Expertly Smoked Slab Bacon Every Time
Smoking meat can be incredibly daunting, especially when you're new to it. Read these expert-approved tips before smoking slab bacon.
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The $10 Small-Batch Japanese BBQ Sauce Customers Can't Stop Raving About
It's hard to beat the umami-rich tang and versatility of Japanese BBQ sauce. But there's one small-batch brand that customers love best - and it's affordable.
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Put Down Your Roast Recipe And Do One Prep Step First
There are so many different ways to approach a roast. But no matter what ingredients you use, making sure your equipment is accurate is key.
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