Metal Vs Plastic Cookie Cutters: The Pros And Cons For Your Cookies
Only Scrooge himself could hate the joy of baking Christmas cookies. Here's what you need to know about different types of cookie cutters.
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What Is A Steak Stone, And How Does It Cook Meat?
If you're a connoisseur of perfectly cooked steak, you'll probably want to give a steak stone a try. Here's what it is and why you should consider buying one.
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Your Keurig Can Still Help With Breakfast If You Don't Want Coffee
Everybody knows a Keurig is handy for a quick cup of coffee, but did you know it could also help you whip up a quick breakfast?
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The Toothpick Hack For Slicing Potatoes Is So Wild It Just Might Work
If you're planning on slicing some potatoes in the near future, check out this toothpick hack - it's so wild that it just might work. Here's how it works.
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The Part Of Your Keurig Machine That You Need To Start Cleaning
It's easy to overlook the upkeep of your Keurig coffee machine, especially one of its most important parts. Here's what you need to know.
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Here's What Nespresso's Least Vs Most Expensive Machine Can Do For Your Coffee
Nespresso is one of the most dominate brand names in coffee, but its products run the gamut of price. Here's how its most and least expensive machines compare.
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The Frozen Shortcut You Need For The Easiest Instant Pot Mashed Potatoes
Using this frozen store-bought product is the shortcut you need for the easiest Instant Pot mashed potatoes.
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16 Tips For Baking The Absolute Best Bundt Cake
Once you master properly greasing the pan, removing it from the sponge, and decorating, you'll be well on your way to a stunning Bundt cake for every occasion.
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The Most Common Mistake To Avoid When Using A Hand Mixer
Hand mixers can do 90% of what stand mixers do, without much extra effort on your part - however, that doesn't make them foolproof.
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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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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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Avoid A Greasy Air Fryer Cake By Steering Clear Of One Mistake
You'l want to avoid using cooking spray to ensure the cake turns out as light and fluffy as a traditionally baked cake and your appliance remains intact.
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Put Down Your Roast Recipe And Do One Prep Step First
There are so many different ways to approach a roast. But no matter what ingredients you use, making sure your equipment is accurate is key.
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Give Your Leftover Mac And Cheese A Texture Makeover With One Tool
If you make too much mac and cheese, the leftovers never have the same sheen as the original. Embrace the drier consistency of leftovers with this kitchen tool.
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The Pan Swap You Need For More Convenient Brownies
Classic brownies are frequently made in a rectangular tin, but there are other options. You can speed things up and change the portion size by swapping the pan.
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The Parchment Paper Hack To Easily Smash Potatoes
Making crispy-edged smashed potatoes? When you're pressing cooked potatoes onto a baking sheet, there's a risk that they'll get stuck.
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Why The Ninja Deluxe Kitchen System At Costco Is A Hard Pass
Our writer combed through countless customer reviews and product details, determining that this kitchen appliance should be avoided at Costco.
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Make Homemade Bread Taller And Crustier With One Simple Tool
Home bread makers should definitely consider investing in this classic appliance for a taller, crustier product. And no, it isn't a Dutch oven.
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The Best Temperature To Cook Sweet Potatoes In The Air Fryer
The main perk of using the air fryer over the oven is that it makes the process faster. The key to cooking the sweet potato, however, relies on temperature.
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The Parchment Paper Hack To Make Quick Pancake Breakfasts In The Air Fryer
Making a large batch of breakfast pancakes can be time consuming, but, contrary to popular opinion, you can actually make them in stacks in your air fryer.
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For Big Batch Corn On The Cob, Break Out Your Slow Cooker
Making corn on the cob is simple, but making a ton of cobs at once for a gathering is a much more difficult task, unless you use your slow cooker
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How To Roast Marshmallows On A Blackstone Grill
The flat surface and potential for even heating will ensure that all of the edges of your marshmallow come out perfectly toasted.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Clever Tool For Easier Breakfast On The Go
Coming up with healthy and delicious breakfast ideas that are also easy to prepare is a challenge. Luckily, chef Giada de Laurentiis has a great idea for you.
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The Short Water Glasses At Your Favorite Restaurant Have A Name
Every good restaurant makes sure no stone is left unturned -- even when it comes to the water glasses used. Here's the lowdown on those chic glasses.
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The Best Way To Store Your Beloved Cast Iron Skillet
That trusty cast-iron skillet is a staple in any cook’s kitchen worth their salt, but there are a few things you should know about storing it properly.
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The Best Temperature To Use When Baking A Cake In The Air Fryer
When baking a cake in an air fryer using a recipe designed for a conventional oven, you'll want to dial back on the temperature slightly.
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Why You Should Start Baking Quiche In A Cast Iron Skillet
Quiche an excellent dish to bring to a fancy brunch. But instead of reaching for your pie tin for your quiche, consider pulling out your cast iron skillet.
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