The Food Safety Mistake To Avoid When Applying Brisket Rub
Dry rub is a great way to add some flavor to beef brisket. But you could also risk getting people sick if you make this mistake while applying the rub.
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15 Underrated Ingredients To Elevate Your Breakfast Cereal
You may consider cereal the most boring breakfast food imaginable, but it doesn't have to be. Here are 15 tips for upgrading your morning bowl.
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How Long Should You Cook Tuna On The Grill And How Can You Tell When It's Done?
We asked an expert for advice about grilling tuna steaks. They told us how long the tuna steaks take to cook and how to tell exactly when they're done.
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Use This Oil Combo For Crispy Tempura With An Extra Layer Of Flavor
Cookbook author Lucy Seligman suggests using this combination of oil types to ensure crispier, more flavorful tempura the next time you're preparing the dish.
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How To Cook The Most Flavorful Swordfish On The Grill
Here's what an executive chef suggests as the best way to cook swordfish on the grill while ensuring maximum flavor and juiciness and ideal texture.
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Your Potato Skins Are Missing A BBQ Twist
While bacon and cheese are the go-to toppings for loaded potato skins, you can up your snack game by adding barbecue favorites to give this snack a smoky vibe.
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The Absolute Best Protein For Fried Rice Is Also The Most Popular
Although you're free to use any kind of meat when cooking fried rice, pork stands out as the best protein choice, and there are a few good reasons why.
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14 Tips You Need When Using Plastic Wrap In The Kitchen
There are an abundance of ways to that you could be using plastic wrap better. We spoke with a few experts on how to get the most of your preservation tools.
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You Should Always Grill Salmon With The Skin On. Here's Why
Salmon skin isn't as controversial as ingredients in other foodie debates, but whether to cook with it on or off is still pretty polarizing.
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Elevate Coleslaw With A Few Shakes Of One Savory Seasoning Blend
Its pungent onion flakes and garlic mix with sesame and poppy seeds and coarse salt, creating a complex experience to delight your senses of taste and smell.
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Upgrade Your Snack Dipping Sauce With A Whole New Layer Of Flavor
Layering your dips isn't a new concept, but we have a suggestion for easy dips with contrasting layers that will give a creamy and spiced hit in one bite.
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The Right Way To Serve Your Katsu Dishes, According To A Chef
Katsu dishes can technically be served however you want, but there are some methods that are better than others. We asked a chef for their expertise.
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The Underrated Cut Of Beef You Probably Won't Find In The Grocery Store
Such specialty cuts of steak sound pricey, an order akin to a filet mignon, but this lean option won't put as big of a dent in your wallet.
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How Gordon Ramsay Gives Beans On Toast An Elegant Twist
It's almost effortless to make, all it requires is heating up beans, making toast, and then topping the toast with beans in a delicious marriage.
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10 Types Of Figs And How To Best Use Each
From jammy black mission figs to vibrant tiger striped figs, figs come in a variety of flavors and textures.
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For Even Fudgier Brownies, Make A Gluten-Free Ingredient Swap
Taking the gluten out of a batch of brownies runs the risk of hampering their taste and texture, but not if you swap for the right ingredients.
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The Spice That Gives Red Barbecue Meats A Mouth-Watering Color
Adding this one spice to barbecued red meat, in dry rub or sauce form, will lend it a warm hue that makes it appear extra tasty and also brings earthy flavor.
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The Absolute Best Cuts Of Chicken To Use For Katsu
Typically, thin, boneless chicken breasts that have been pounded are used for chicken katsu, but that's not the only option.
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Spend Way Less Time Cooking Lentils With An Easy Method Switch
Thanks to the invention of the Instant Pot, you can cut down on the lengthy prep time involved in cooking lentils to 15 minutes or less.
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Rump Roast Vs Chuck Roast: What's The Difference?
Shopping for cuts of beef can be an overwhelming task, and rump and chuck can seem very similar. So, what's the difference between these two common roast meats?
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The Tell-Tale Signs Your Beef Jerky Has Gone Bad
Beef jerky is one of those foods that we tend to believe will last forever. Unfortunately it won't; here's how to know when it's spoiled.
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11 Fresh Garnishes You Should Be Adding To Pasta
If you're tired of the same flavor combinations in your favorite pasta dishes, these creative garnishes will easily diversify your favorite weekday staple.
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Is There Really A Difference Between A Grinder Sandwich And A Sub?
It's true that these sandwiches are very similar, and if you ask some people, the terms are interchangeable - but there are a few key differences.
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The Absolute Best Way To Grill Brie Cheese For Rich, Smoky Flavors
Gooey grilled brie is one of those pleasures that's all about indulgence. Take it one step further with this easy grilling tip that will make it extra smoky.
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What's The Difference Between A Paysanne Cut And A Rough Chop?
We often overlook how important knife skills are in the kitchen. Get to know the difference between these two cuts and step up your game.
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You Don't Have To Be A Chef To Make Gordon Ramsay's Midnight Snack
The key to a good late night snack is that it needs to be comforting while being easy to prepare while half-asleep. This is Gordon Ramsay's go-to.
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How To Get Perfectly Crispy Onion Rings, No Deep Frying Required
It's perfectly possible to cook a big batch of crispy onion rings without frying anything, just follow our tips and you'll have that perfect crunch in no time.
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