Is A One-Ingredient Chocolate Mousse Too Good To Be True?
People across the Internet are swearing by the viral one-ingredient chocolate mousse recipe, but this food hack might be too good to be true.
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The Air Fryer Is Your Secret Weapon For Steak Dinner Side Dishes
A good steak dinner can be elevated to greatness by pairing it with the right sides, and using the air fryer makes that faster and easier to pull off.
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The Scientific Reason Milk And Cookies Are Such A Good Pairing
Everyone knows that cookies and milk make for an incredibly delicious pairing. And, as it turns out, there's a scientific reason for this.
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What To Know When Cooking With Maitake Mushrooms
Long treasured for their health-boosting benefits, maitake mushrooms are also delicious and adaptable for many dishes, as explained by a professional chef.
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How Cannelloni Pasta Dishes Differ Across Italy
There are so many different types of pasta and sauce out there that the culinary possibilities seem endless. Here's how cannelloni dishes differ across Italy.
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The Differences Between Strata And Frittata
Eggs are endlessly versatile, but the numerous forms they can take on have the potential to blend together. Here's what separates strata and frittata.
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Why Chocolate Is The Ingredient You Need To Start Adding For Better BBQ Sauce
While you may think that chocolate should always stay firmly in the dessert category, it can also take your condiment to a whole new level.
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Give Potato Salad A Pop Of Color And Kick Of Heat Using These Unique Chiles
Grown in New Mexico's Hatch Valley, the Hatch chile is the perfect addition to anything, including your next burger, quesadilla, sandwich, or potato salad.
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The Absolute Best Wine To Pair With Steak Au Poivre
Steak au poivre is a bold and flavorful dish, which calls for a bold and flavorful wine to complete the meal. Our expert suggest syrah, aka shiraz.
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Do You Need To Remove The Germ From Garlic?
We'll explain what part of the garlic clove is called the germ and the arguments for and against removing it before using garlic in your recipe.
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How To Quickly Cook Tuna Steaks With Your Oven Broiler
Tuna steak is usually pan-fried or grilled, but it's actually very easy to cook it in the oven broiler. Let us share some tips and suggest some tasty recipes.
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The Tasty Non-Dairy Milk That Doesn't Froth Well
There are so many milk alternatives out there that it can be difficult to figure out which one to use in your coffee. This one you probably want to avoid.
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The Absolute Best Side Dish Pairings For Classic Prime Rib
Any way you slice it, delicious prime rib deserves equally top notch side dishes to complete the meal. Chef Matthew Kreider shares his favorites.
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Our Favorite Frozen Store-Bought Cheesecake Is From A Popular Restaurant
The bevy of store-bought cheesecakes currently lining the shelves of freezers at your local supermarket means that you can pick your favorite one.
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The Costco Kirkland Signature Whole Bean Coffee You Should Always Have In Your Pantry
When our taste testers tried Kirkland Signature's whole bean coffees, they landed on one bag from Costco's private label you'll want to keep on hand.
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11 Expert Tips That Make Shredding Meat A Breeze
Looking to shred some meat for that taco or soup recipe you're eager to try? We share the culinary tips you need to know that'll make shredding meat a breeze.
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The Crucial Tip To Consider For Make-Ahead Tuna Casserole
Tuna casseroles are a peak comfort dish - but that comfort can quickly fly out the window shall you fall for this common preparation pitfall.
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The Key To A Perfect Au Poivre Steak Sauce Starts With The Base
The sauce in steak au poivre might seem fancy and out of reach, but if you have the right ingredients for the base, you can pull it off at home.
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What Exactly Is In A Costco Food Court Fruit Smoothie?
What exactly is in Costco's fruity drink? If that question has been on your mind, you're in luck, for we've got answers for you.
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For The Most Flavorful Boneless Pork Chops, Start With A Marinade
To make a pork chop dinner, you might use a dry rub or bread them to fry. But just like chicken and steak, there's another technique to flavor the meat.
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Do You Have To Thaw Frozen Lasagna Before Reheating It?
The nights are getting cooler, your weekdays are busy, and it's time to take your lasagna out of the freezer and enjoy it. But what's the best way to do that?
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The Absolute Best Cooking Method For The Juiciest Bone-In Pork Chops
Bone-in pork chops hold tremendous potential but are easy to mess up. An expert recommends cooking them sous vide style to ensure juicy results.
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What Exactly Is Dukkah?
Dukkah is a trendy topping, but what's it made of, and how can you use it to flavor varied foods? We asked a recipe developer with Egyptian heritage to explain.
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How To Pair Sangria And Steak For The Ultimate Summer Dinner
Sangria is the unexpected wine-based fruit-forward cocktail that goes well with certain steak cuts and is the perfect pairing for an outdoor grill party.
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Andes-Stuffed Elevated Cream Cheese Mints Recipe
Sweet and tangy cream cheese mints hide a delightful surprise: a delicious chocolatey andes mint. These candies are perfect for a wedding or baby shower.
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Why Elmhurst Creamer Should Stay Far Away From Your Shopping Cart
There are a number of oat milk creamers out there worth trying, but Elmhurst's is a no-no. Here's why their creamer didn't meet our standards.
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This Is The Key To Turning Red Wine Into The Perfect Pan Sauce
Turning red wine into the ideal pan sauce requires a bit of finesse. Matthew Kreider, Executive Chef of Steak 954, tells us all about how to do so.
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