What Do The Lines Inside Your Nespresso Milk Frother Mean?
While Nespresso milk frothers are typically simple in design, those two lines in the machine might throw you off. Here's what those lines mean.
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Break Out Your Waffle Iron For Extra Crispy Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
Instead of ending up with a grilled cheese sandwich with flat outer layers, you'll get tons of crispy bread pockets in addition to crunchy edges.
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White Wine And Your Carbon Steel Pans Don't Mix. Here's Why
Carbon steel pans are great for many different cooking methods, but they aren't a good match for the acidic, damaging properties of white wine.
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For A Cheater's Cheese Fondue, Just Use Your Broiler
In a fondue mood but don't have the energy or the appliances to pull it off? Fear not, as your broiler can easily pull off an awesome at-home fondue.
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The Cheap Kitchen Tool You Need To Handle Hot Steaks Easily
As you get more and more into cooking you may find yourself stocking up on gadgets you barely use, but this is one of the more important ones to keep on hand.
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The Canned Fruit You Should Turn Into Dessert In The Air Fryer
It's easy to default into thinking of the air fryer as an appliance built for crispy, savory foods, but its great for many desserts, too, like this easy treat.
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Tortilla Bowls Are A Breeze To Prep With Your Air Fryer
Among their many uses, tortilla bowls can allow you to enjoy tacos without the mess. Here's how you can whip them up with the help of your air fryer.
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Crumbl's Cookie Cutter Is Actually A Total Waste Of Money
We've all seen the lines, the pink merch, and the scrumptious cookies at Crumbl. But as much as you may love the brand, the cookie cutter is a miss.
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Which Nespresso Machines Can You Use Starbucks Coffee Pods In?
The Starbucks for Nespresso partnership has been around for awhile, but which of the latter's machines supports these pods, and are there others that do?
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For A Crispy Char Without The Grill, Pop Chicken Breasts In Your Panini Press
That panini press in your kitchen can do so much more than pressing paninis -- so slap some chicken breasts on that press for an unparalleled char!
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For Better Pot Roast, You Need To Sous Vide Your Beef
There is nothing better than a mouthwatering, tender pot roast. If you have a sous vide machine, get ready for a new level of tenderness.
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The Reason You Get So Much Food Stuck To Your Le Creuset Skillet
Isn't it annoying when you finish preparing a meal and there is food stuck to the skillet? Here's the reason you may be having that issue.
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The Pan Material You Should Never Use For Baking Bread
We spoke to a bread expert for tips on the best pans to use when baking bread, and she shared the one type of pan you should avoid at all costs.
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Avoid This Common Mistake When Cleaning Pie Weights
Marble-like pie weights are extremely useful for helping to blind bake a pie crust evenly, but make sure you know this important fact before cleaning them.
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The Essential Kitchen Tools You Need For Foolproof Deep-Frying At Home
Deep frying foods at home is difficult and can be downright dangerous if you lack the proper equipment. Here's what you need to do it safely and efficiently.
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25 Amazon Gifts For The Baker Who Has Everything
We've tracked down some inspired and less common baking-related gifts that will help your loved ones explore and grow their passion for cakes, pies, and more.
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The Worst Type Of Seafood To Cook In The Air Fryer
Most of us agree that the air fryer is a welcome addition to our kitchen gadget collections, but there's a good reason you shouldn't cook this seafood in it.
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How To Reheat Rotisserie Chicken In The Air Fryer For The Crispiest Skin Possible
The one downside of rotisserie chicken is that there are almost always leftovers. Bring those leftovers back to life with this air fryer method.
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The Easy Step You Can't Skip For Ultra-Crispy Breaded Food In The Air Fryer
Air fried crispy foods are becoming a staple these days, as more people buy the handy kitchen gadget. But we've got a tip for the crunchiest version yet.
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The Underrated Kitchen Tool Every Bread Baker Should Have
Bread making isn't the easiest type of baking one can do in the kitchen. After you've mastered the basic process, this kitchen tool unlocks the next level.
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How To Cook Shrimp In The Air Fryer So It Doesn't Turn Out Rubbery
Cooking shrimp in the air fryer is pretty simple, but you will need to pay close attention to the clock or else you'll end up with rubbery shrimp.
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The Best Temperature To Cook Salmon In The Air Fryer For Serious Flavor Results
The air fryer makes cooking salmon extremely convenient, but you can't just toss it in and hope for the best. Chef Rachel Buck shares her tips on temperature.
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Air Fried Cheese Is A Gooey Delight, Here's The Best Ones To Try
While you'll need to use some caution when cooking cheesy foods in your machine, recipes like saganaki can be cooked up in air fryers in minutes.
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How Long To Cook Chicken In Your Air Fryer For Juicy, Flavorful Results
The air fryer is a great way to prepare chicken, but it's easy to overcook or undercook the meat. The ideal window of time to cook it is narrow.
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Exactly How Long To Cook Air Fryer Steak To Get Your Perfect Doneness
Rachel Buck, of the Ninja Test Kitchen, gave us a rundown on how to cook steak perfectly in the air fryer at 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The 2 Bread Pans All Bakers Should Have In Their Kitchen
If you're looking to get into baking, these are the two pans that you absolutely must have available in your cooking arsenal.
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The Absolute Best Type Of Fish To Cook In Your Air Fryer
Many of us have been won over by the ease of the air fryer, but which fish turns out best in the gadget? We asked an expert for their suggestion and tips.
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