What To Do With Overripe Figs
Don't know what to do with those overripe figs in the refrigerator? Here are some tasteful ideas to bring out the decadent fruity flavor.
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The Simple Method For Keeping Your Homemade Pesto Green
Although you could blanch your basil leaves, there's an even better trick to maintaining their color.
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The Super Sweet Fig Variety That's Ideal For Dessert
While figs can help you create delicious dishes, there is one fig variety that's so sweet it can be served up as a stand-alone dessert.
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One Recipe Alton Brown Thinks You Should Have Memorized
Some might tell you the best sweet recipe to memorize is chocolate chip cookies or vanilla cupcakes. Alton Brown has entered the chat with something different.
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Blend This Vegetable Into Cheese Sauce For A Nutritious Addition
There is one simple way to incorporate veggies without altering the taste or texture of this dish.
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The Unexpected Way Cream Of Tartar Was Used In Victorian Times
Cream of tartar is that mysterious ingredient in your pantry that you would use in a meringue. But here is an unexpected way it was used in the Victorian era.
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The 16th Century Origins Of The Word Curry
Curry powder is considered one of the essential spices that you should keep in your pantry. Here is the 16th-century etymology behind the word "curry."
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The Extra Step For A Perfectly Golden Brown Frittata
No matter which fillings you choose to stir into your frittata, there's one step you'll want to take in order to assure a lovely browned top.
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The Best Way To Store Leftover Homemade Pancakes
Making a big stack of pancakes first thing in the morning is great as long as you have some help. Otherwise, much of that stack will go to waste.
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Ina Garten's Brownie Pudding Recipe Has A Boozy Secret Ingredient
This brownie pudding features a boozy secret ingredient that brings some fruitiness to the party.
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Curtido: The Salvadoran Cabbage Slaw That Will Ignite Your Taste Buds
Even as simple as cabbage slaw may seem, this Salvadoran version of the crunchy side dish will ignite your taste buds. Here's why you should try curtido.
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Whopper Vs. Impossible Whopper: What's The Difference?
The environment? Nutrition? Veg-friendly? There are some key differences between Burger King's Impossible Whopper and the traditional Whopper.
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Should Raisins Ever Be Refrigerated?
Because they are dried, raisins are quite shelf-stable, but are they "fridge stable?" We'll let you know if storing raisins in the refrigerator is a good move.
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The Measurement You Need For A Perfect Egg-In-A-Hole
There are many ways to make an egg-in-a-hole, but the one thing that must remain consistent is the measurements for the hole and the egg's bread "frame."
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Cashews Are Technically Not Nuts. Here's What They Actually Are
The cashew is a delicious, versatile food that's found all around the world. But one of the most surprising things about this nut is that it's not a nut at all.
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Why Are Cruciferous Vegetables Considered Superfoods?
We are all looking to improve our diets. Understanding the cruciferous class of vegetables, practically all of which are superfoods, will make that job easier.
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Why Moisture Is So Important For Meatballs
Meatballs add a delicious burst of protein to your pasta dish, sandwich, or on their own. Here is why moisture is so incredibly important for meatballs.
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Everything You Need To Know About Norwegian Gravlax
Salmon is one of the more nutritious foods you can add to your diet. Here is everything you need to know about Norwegian gravlax, which is made from salmon.
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The Step You Must Take To Properly Dispose Of Spoiled Canned Food
At-home canning can be a fun hobby, but it does come with risks. This is one crucial step you must take to properly dispose of spoiled canned food safely.
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Molly Yeh's Tip For Ensuring A Fully Dried Cast Iron Skillet - Exclusive
"Girl Meets Farm" star Molly Yeh details why she loves cast iron in her new book. She shared her best tips to keep your cast iron cookware clean and dry.
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The Seasoning Base You Should Always Have In Your Freezer
Frozen aromatic bases fit in great alongside other staples, but you should always have this one in your freezer to use in your soups and braises. Here it is.
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The Worst Food In White House History Belonged To FDR
Presidential meals are often thought of as having lavish menus. However, this wasn't true for FDR. In fact, it was probably the worst in White House history.
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Mushrooms Provide More Nutrients Than You Might Think
Apart from the portobello bun or vegan take on steak, mushrooms are rarely the star of the plate. Still, they provide more nutrients than you might think.
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This Could Be Why Your Puff Pastry Didn't Bake Evenly
Puff pastry can be one of the worst ingredients to work with. However, here is a pointer for making sure it comes out of the oven perfectly and evenly browned.
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Viennetta: The Fancy Frozen Treat That Ruled The '90s
Viennettas were all the rage until vanishing at the turn of the century. Twenty years later, they're back. Here's what you should know about the fancy treat.
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What To Consider Before Eating Tuna On A Keto Diet
Opening a can of tuna seems like an easy option for a quick keto snack or lunch. However, there is something to consider before you grab that can opener.
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What Makes Purple Passion Asparagus Unique
Uncooked Purple Passion asparagus boasts a vibrant color, but something unique happens as it is cooked. Here's what you need to know about this vegetable.
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