17 Sweet And Savory Coconut Milk Recipes
Coconut milk boosts a variety of sweet and savory recipes, illustrating why it should be a pantry staple. Here are 17 of our best coconut milk-infused recipes.
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Why You Should Avoid Using Pans With Wooden Handles In The Oven
Sometimes, the pan just has to go in the oven. However, this should sometimes be avoided depending on the type of pan, especially if it has a wooden handle.
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Why The Order In Which You Mix Baking Ingredients Is Important
It's important to never forget that the mixing order for ingredients (dry and wet) is extremely important when it comes to the delicate art of baking.
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16 Ingredients To Elevate Your Roasted Broccoli
Roasted broccoli doesn't have to be a bland side dish. By using these key ingredients, you can make a this side vegetable taste like a main course.
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Make Salad Dressing With Those Last Scoops Of Hummus In The Tub
Not sure what to do with those last bits of hummus stuck around the corners of the tub? Have no fear, they can be used to create a delicious salad dressing.
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What Is Liquid Gel Food Coloring And When To Use It
Put away those leaky bottles of watered-down colors and reach for saturated liquid gel food coloring to take your colorful cooking to new heights.
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Give Your Stale, Forgotten Cereal A Second Life As Muffins
It makes sense why tossing stale cereal in the trash is so common; but before you do that, consider repurposing those old flakes for muffins and more!
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How Many Whiskey Bottles Are Made From A Single Barrel
If you've ever seen the barrels distillers use to hold and age whiskey, you've probably wondered how many bottles each barrel contains. It depends.
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This Lucky New Year's Eve Tradition Starts With 12 Round Fruits
Like other cultures, the 12 round fruits of the Philippines symbolize coins and prosperity and are thought to bring good luck for the New Year.
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The Ideal Wines To Pair With A Cheese Board
You've got the cheese board planned out with all the best accoutrements, now all that's left to do is pick your wines for the perfect flavor combinations.
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The Sweet Differences Between Cinnamon Rolls And Sticky Buns
If you think that cinnamon buns and sticky buns are almost identical, they have more differences in ingredients, technique, and flavor than you'd imagine.
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The German Baker Credited With Making The First Chocolate Covered Pretzels
This German baker, per oral history, is credited for making a treat loved around the world and across cultures: chocolate covered pretzels.
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The Unexpected American Origins Of Pepperoni
Pepperoni is a classic pizza-topper, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's Italian. Here's it's true origin story -- it may be closer to home that you think.
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Add Vodka To The Mix When Making Beer Battered Fish For A Bold Taste Explosion
Here's one way to cook like a Michelin-starred chef: Raid your home bar for a spirit that will take your standard fish fry and step it up a notch.
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The Whisking Method For Toffee-Like Chocolate Chip Cookies
They say patience is a virtue - and this whisking method only proves that. With some extra time, delectable toffee-like cookies are just around the corner.
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Martha Stewart's Favorite Vinaigrette Starts With Dissolving The Salt
Martha Stewart's kitchen wisdom knows no bounds. In one of her favorite vinaigrette recipes, Stewart breaks down how to dissolve salt, sans floating granules.
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Why Prepping Your Meals Only Once A Week Is A Big Mistake
Prepping a week's worth of meals in one day might sound like a great time-saver. But it could be far easier said than done.
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Use Black Forest Ham For Extra Flavor In Your Cuban Sandwich
In a world where flavor and customization are king, black forest ham can be a Cuban sandwich's best friend.
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Make Grenadine With Cranberry Juice For A Tangier Addition To Cocktails
Upgrade your cocktails by making homemade grenadine from cranberry juice. Cranberries can add a delightful tartness to your favorite cocktails or mocktails.
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A Cast-Iron Griddle Instantly Turns Your Stove Range Into A Makeshift French Top
French top ranges are popular in busy commercial kitchens, but you can reap all their benefits at home with the simple addition of a cast iron griddle.
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Applebee's In Times Square Is Charging $799 Per Person For Its NYE Party
If you're looking for an open bar and an all-you-can-eat buffet in NYC for NYE, consider Applebee's! The caveat? You're going to have to pony up big time.
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Recreate George Washington's Favorite Cocktail With The Help Of Sour Cherries
George Washington liked to drink a brandy-based beverage called Cherry Bounce. In fact, he liked it so much he would carry cherry bounce in canteen-like water.
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Ditch The Vodka And Start Shaking Tequila Into Your Lemon Drop
When substituted into this cocktail, it won't simply play a supporting role and allow other ingredients like lemon juice to take the spotlight, as vodka does.
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Take Canned Soups Up A Notch With A Splash Of Cream
What we want is a thick, luscious soup. Heavy cream is the ideal tool for the job, but for plant-based foodies, oat milk or soy also work to instantly add body.
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Drink A Paloma With Your Chili To Deliciously Temper The Spiciness
Spicy chili should be accompanied by a beverage that can improve your eating experience. A paloma has what it takes to help folks handle the heat.
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A Grater Is All You Need To Easily Incorporate Vegetables Into Salads
A grater is all you need to shred some carrots, onions, beets, cauliflower, or even bell pepper for some added texture and taste.
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How To Drink Vermouth And Simple Upgrades That Let It Shine
As a main drink ingredient, vermouth can be very mouth-pleasing with the help of some herbs and spices.
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