Ina Garten's Top Tip To Serve A Slice Of Cake Like The Pros
While cake is a delicious dessert, plating it dry can look a bit dull. Luckily, Ina Garten's easy tip will have you serving restaurant-worthy slices in style.
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Is Chocolate Gravy Any Different From Chocolate Sauce?
When it comes to slathering liquid-style chocolate on top of foods, should we be choosing chocolate sauce or gravy? Let's look at the differences between them.
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Upgrade Your Ham Sandwiches With One Sweet Pantry Ingredient
Evocative of youth and convenient in adulthood, you can't go wrong with a ham sandwich - but you can improve it with the addition of one ingredient.
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You're Only 2 Ingredients Away From The Philippines' Most Delicious Egg Dish
The best breakfasts are the ones that don't take too much prep while we're still waking up. This tasty Filipino dish is beyond easy to prepare.
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The Seasoning Mistake To Avoid With Pan-Seared Steaks
One expert suggests that a commonly used seasoning is a no-no when searing steaks in a pan. Luckily, she has an alternative suggestion for flavorful results.
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Why Couscous Is Not Technically A Grain
It's easy to confuse couscous with whole grains like rice, barley, and quinoa based on appearances alone. But couscous is technically not a grain. Here's why.
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Alton Brown's Secret For The Most Delectable Baked Beans
Alton Brown is known for his scientific approach to cooking, but his secret for the most delectable baked beans is uncharacteristically traditional.
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How Long You Should Be Smoking St. Louis-Style Ribs
St. Louis-style ribs are a meatier and more delicious version of baby back ribs, so we asked an expert for tips on smoking them.
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The Absolute Best Cut To Use For Chicken Fried Steak
When it comes to the steak for chicken fried steak, you might think you have to shell out cash to get the best cut, but that's not the case.
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For Even Better Homemade Fudge, Give It Some Crunch
When it comes to homemade fudge, the dessert should have a creamy texture in its traditional form. But that doesn't mean some texture shouldn't be added.
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9 Facts You Need To Know About Tomahawk Steaks, According To A Chef
The tomahawk steak is a showstopper for any steak dinner. We interviewed the executive chef at CUT by Wolfgang Puck to learn all about this steak.
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Alex Guarnaschelli's Secret Weapon For The Juiciest Turkey Burgers
Thanks to Alex Guarnaschelli's recipe for turkey burgers, shared with Food Network, we know the secret ingredient to keep your patties tender.
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How To Cook Costco Pizzas At Home
One of the best things about Costco is the food court, especially the pizza. Here's the best way to heat up your pie if it got cool on the way home.
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The Key To The Best Chicken Fried Steak Really Comes Down To The Gravy
There's one element that can take your chicken fried steak from good to great: a rich gravy. Here's why you should resist the urge to buy a pre-made mix.
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A Plastic Bag Is Your Secret For Making The Easiest And Creamiest Guacamole
Making perfect spreadable, lump-free, creamy guacamole can be a challenge. But with this easy plastic bag trick, it doesn't have to be. Here's how to do it.
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The Last Butternut Squash Guide You'll Ever Need
In this ingredient guide, we share everything you need to know about butternut squash -- from what it is to how to shop for, prep, and store this winter squash.
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Don't Let The Name Fool You, TikTok's Swamp Soup Is Packed Full Of Superfoods
TikTok's swamp soup sounds like goop you'd scoop out of the local alligator hangout. However, it's actually packed with healthy, flavorful ingredients.
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Why Russet Potatoes Are So Popular For Homemade Chips
Making potato chips at home may seem unnecessary, but they're so good freshly fried that you'll want to try them out. Just choose your potato wisely.
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Here's What Nespresso's Least Vs Most Expensive Machine Can Do For Your Coffee
Nespresso is one of the most dominate brand names in coffee, but its products run the gamut of price. Here's how its most and least expensive machines compare.
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Here's What It Means When Raw Chicken Is Yellow In Color
Food safety must always be a priority when working with raw meat, and while some discoloration is normal, it's important to understand what's unsafe.
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The 11 Best Ways To Make Thanksgiving Dinner Gluten-Free
A gluten sensitivity or allergy shouldn't leave you struggling through Thanksgiving dinner. Follow these tips to enjoy a delicious, gluten-free holiday meal.
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The Foolproof Way To De-Seed A Watermelon
Biting into a slice of watermelon only to be met with a mouthful of hard seeds is never fun. Luckily, there's an easy way to get rid of those seeds all at once.
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The Scientific Reason Caramelized White Chocolate Tastes So Different
When you think of white chocolate you may imagine a sickeningly sweet taste with little substance, and that's exactly why bakers take the time to caramelize it.
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The Best Substitute For Rice Wine, And What To Know When Swapping
Celebrity chef Shirley Chung shares her expert tip on how to substitute for rice wine when you run out -- just grab the bottle of white you have in the fridge.
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The Unconventional Method To Try For Mini Sunny-Side-Up Eggs
Have you seen those cute mini sunny side eggs and thought they'd be impossible to recreate? Not so fast, try this outside-the-box method.
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Elevate Your Chicken Hot Pot Broth With One Creamy Ingredient
The creamy liquid and chicken are already a classic pairing, with sweet, tropical coconut milk enhancing the umaminess of poultry.
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The Frozen Shortcut You Need For The Easiest Instant Pot Mashed Potatoes
Using this frozen store-bought product is the shortcut you need for the easiest Instant Pot mashed potatoes.
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