Ina Garten's 3-Ingredient Spread For Gourmet Grilled Cheese
Looking to level up your grilled cheese sandwich? The Food Network's Ina Garten has a simple gourmet spread that requires just three easy-to-find ingredients.
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The Absolute Best Time To Bake With Your Sourdough Starter
Baking sourdough bread can be complicated, but it's usually a labor of love. So take our advice on the easy way to know the best time to use your starter.
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Do You Really Need To Add A Pinch Of Salt To Your Milk?
You may have heard that adding a pinch of salt to milk can help make it last longer, but is that actually true? Here's everything you need to know.
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What To Consider To Avoid Overcooking Your Ribs
Whether beef or pork, ribs are tricky to get just right. That's why we reached out to an expert to learn what to consider for perfectly cooked ribs.
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11 Unexpected Ingredients That Keep Your Cake Moist, According To Chefs
Dry cakes fall apart and are anything but satisfying. Here are the ingredients experts recommend adding to your batter for a moist, tasty sponge.
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The Unique Seasoning Blend To Make Slow-Roasted Puerto Rican Pernil Stand Out
Chances are your roasted pork is going to come out delicious no matter what you do, but this local favorite seasoning pack will make it top notch.
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Sweet Chili Dressing Is Only 3 Ingredients And Will Add A Kick To Your Salads
There are tons of salad dressing recipes, but if you need inspiration, a place to start is with sweet chili dressing, which is made with just three ingredients.
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Missing Trader Joe's Coconut Cashews? Make Your Own With Just A Few Simple Ingredients
The crunchy, candied nuts, which were indulgent but not overly sweet, vanished from Trader Joe's, prompting an outcry from a fair number of enthusiasts.
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The Milk Hack For A Sweeter Bowl Of Oatmeal
While some folks can appreciate its heartiness, other folks prefer to opt for something a little less fibrous -- and if we're being honest, a little more tasty.
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Upgrade Your Pot Roast With One Boozy Ingredient
Although wine is typically relied on to prepare the meat, this is the boozy ingredient you actually need to be using to elevate the taste of your pot roast.
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The Absolute Best Way To Cook Pork Spare Ribs, According To BBQ Master Aaron Franklin
If you've got some pork spare ribs and aren't sure what the absolute best way to cook them is, fear not. An expert pitmaster has a few tips and tricks to share.
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How To Serve Foie Gras At Home Like A Fine Dining Chef
Foie gras is a fine-dining dish that you might think is impossible to make at home. But according to an expert, anyone can make this delicacy with a few tips.
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Grilled Pineapples Are Perfect For Cutting The Richness Of Steak
You might already be a fan of grilled pineapple on its own (who is't?), but did you know the charred sweetness pairs especially well with grilled steak?
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Get Inspired By Giada De Laurentiis And Add Frozen Bananas To Ice Cream Sandwiches
Building a unique ice cream sandwich can be a pleasure of invention. Why not follow Giada de Laurentiis' lead and add in some chopped bananas before you freeze.
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The Only 2 Ingredients You Need To Make Butter Pasta Way Better
Just two more ingredients that you can easily add and may already have in the fridge can elevate this no-frills dinner to a gourmet level.
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The Absolute Best Way To Reheat Meatloaf Without Drying It Out
Meatloaf is an excellent dish that can be curated to your heart's desires, but reheating it can be a pain. Avoid dry meatloaf by using this method.
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9 Biggest Mistakes You're Making With Your SodaStream Machine
SodaStream machines allow you to have sparkling water or soda within minutes. Here are some of the biggest mistakes you need to avoid making with your machine.
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Bourbon Is The Perfect Boozy Beverage To Pair With Brisket - Here's Why
Rich, smooth, sweet, and smoky bourbon is the perfect pairing for wonderfully charred barbecued brisket. Our Kentucky-based expert agrees and explains why.
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The Tangy Ingredient You'll Taste In A Piccadilly Snow Cone
Piccadilly snow cones are a sweet and savory treat found in the Southwestern U.S. Unlike other icy treats, they include a tangy ingredient that sets them apart.
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Potato Chips Are The Underrated Pizza Topping You Shouldn't Overlook
Whether you prefer the tempting crunch of Deep River or a bag of classic salty Lay's, your go-to snack is the ticket to sprucing up your next piece of pie.
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Make An Easy Streusel Topping With Your Favorite Boxed Cake Mix
Streusel is easier to make than you might expect. You can make from a few staple ingredients, or you simply combine boxed cake mix with butter.
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How To Expertly Cook Both Pork And Beef Ribs At Your Next Barbecue
Pork ribs and beef ribs require different cooking styles, but that doesn't mean you can't make them at the same time if you have an offset grill.
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13 Tips For Cooking Restaurant-Quality Steak At Home, From A Pro Chef
With the right knowledge, you can cook a steak at home that tastes just as great as what you'd order from a restaurant. Here's a pro's tips on how to do it.
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How To Store Hard-Boiled Eggs And How Long They Last
Hard-boiled eggs are an easy way to add more nutrition to your diet. But how do you store them and how long do they last? An expert chef has a few tips.
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Do Automatic Pan Stirrers Really Work? We Tried One To Find Out
Ever wished someone else could stir your recipes for you? Well, with this new gadget, it seems possible. We tested out the Stirr to find out if it's worth it.
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Create Fall-Worthy Cinnamon Rolls With One Simple Twine Trick
You've probably sampled many pumpkin-spice flavored baked goods, but how many pumpkin-shaped treats have you had? They're easier to make than you might think.
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Take Your Breading To A New Level With Ranch Dressing Mix
If you want to add a bit of spice and flavorful dimension to your breading or batter, try tossing in some ranch dressing mix to kick things up a notch.
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