The Essential Sauces You Need For Copycat In-N-Out Animal Style Fries
Ordering an item Animal Style is one of In-N-Out's most well-known secrets, but how do you recreate the magic at home? A Mashed recipe developer has the answer.
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The Puff Pastry Tip That's Crucial For Flaky Chicken Empanadas
Empanadas are the height of culinary bliss when they are prepared perfectly and a flaky, light crust is part of perfecting them as one tip will demonstrate.
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Lidia Bastianich's Serving Tip To Prevent Pasta From Getting Cold
Lidia Bastianich is an expert at creating amazing pasta dishes so it's important to pay attention when she gives out advice on how to serve delicious pasta.
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Why You Need To Clean Your Skillet Between Batches Of Spicy Food
Cooking in batches can help prepare future meals quickly but if your menu calls for spicy foods you need to take care to clean your pan between dishes.
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How Long Should You Marinate Blackened Chicken?
Blackened chicken is an easy way to elevate a weeknight staple, but how long should it marinate? Mashed recipe developer Christina Musgrave has the answer.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With Falafel
Looking to make the perfectly crispy, flavorful falafel of your dreams? These are some common mistakes that you will need to avoid along the way.
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For A More Flavorful Breakfast, Make Eggs Inside Of Onion Rings
Kick breakfast up a notch with this simple twist on the classic fried egg that imparts the sweet, spicy flavor of onions and an unexpected crunch.
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Takis Ramen Is The Food Mash-Up We Didn't Know We Needed
Ramen fans are often fans of savory and spicy dishes. Takis fans also prefer those flavor profiles. It's only natural to combine the two to make both better.
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Bananas Will Give Your Quesadilla The Hint Of Sweetness It Craves
Your quesadillas might have crispy, savory, and spicy down but introducing a fruity, sweet flavor note might make you go bananas for the simple dish.
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The 3 Simple Ingredients To Make Your Pasta Restaurant-Worthy
Recreating a top-notch pasta dish in your home kitchen doesn't complicated or expensive. Three simple ingredients you probably already have are the key.
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How To Ensure A Thick Copycat Panera Broccoli Cheddar Soup
If you think Panera has cornered the market on rich, creamy broccoli cheddar soup, think again. You can recreate this comfort favorite in your own kitchen.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With Shallots
Shallots may seem like weird little onions, but these mild alliums have wonderful character oftheir own. Here are some common mistakes to avoid when using them.
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Give Your French Toast A Savory Boost With Mushrooms
Although French toast is traditionally thought of as a sweet breakfast dish, it's much more versatile. Try adding mushrooms to it for a savory twist.
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The Key To Perfectly Smooth Vegan Cashew Cheese Is The Soaking Time
When you're making cashew cheese, soaking your cashews thoroughly is an extremely important part of the process to ensure you get a palatable texture.
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How Long Does Vermouth Last Once The Bottle Is Opened?
Alcohol may seem like it's eternally shelf-stable, but that's not always the case, especially with dry vermouth. Here's how long you can leave it open.
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Why You Probably Don't Need That Massive Dutch Oven
If you're wondering whether you need one more kitchen implement, a Dutch oven specifically, you very well might be able to get by without this item.
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What Are Puna Yams And What Do They Taste Like?
Not sure where to start with this popular tuber from West Africa? We take a look at what puna yams are, what they taste like, and how you can cook with them.
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Filet Mignon Vs Ribeye: Everything You Need To Know
Filet mignon and ribeye are popular cuts of steak, but what are the differences between them? Take a look if you need help picking which steak is best for you.
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Mistakes To Avoid With A Seafood Boil
A seafood boil is a classic Cajun cuisine meal that many people enjoy, but it can get very messy. Find out the common mistakes before you cook up your own.
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Use A Double-Pronged Cooking Method For Perfect Chicken Kiev
Chicken Kiev is over a century old, and the recipe remains popular to this day. The key to making it perfectly lies in a two step cooking method.
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Your Jimmy Dean Sausage, Egg, And Cheese Croissant Deserves Better Than A Microwave
Microwaving your Jimmy Dean sausage, egg, and cheese croissant can result in a soggy, rubbery sandwich, and it deserves better. Your air fryer is the answer.
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For Thicker Chili, Add Shredded Tortillas
Watery chili just isn't chili at all. So, what can you do to save that pot of red that just isn't thick enough? The solution may already be in your pantry.
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When Making Cheese Fondue, Don't Forget The Brandy
Cheese fondue can be a fun way to please a crowd or enjoy a night in. Adding brandy to your fondue will impress not only your taste buds but your guests, too.
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9 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Trying To Replicate Texas Roadhouse's Rolls
Texas Roadhouse is known for its buttery rolls, and you might even try making them at home. Learn about the mistakes before you try using a copycat recipe.
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Transform Leftover Prime Rib Into A Steak Stir-Fry For A Delicious Meal
If you have some leftover prime rib, there are myriad options for how to repurpose it. A savory stir-fry stands out among them, due to how it elevates steak.
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Tasty Additions To Your Instant Ramen That Are Family-Friendly
It can be tough feeding a picky family on a budget with limited time. Fortunately, instant noodles like Ramen Express are the perfect canvas for tasty toppings.
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How Long You Should Cook Steak Bites In The Air Fryer
When you're thinking of dishes to make in your air fryer, steak probably doesn't top the list. Fortunately, there's an easy way to make it in no time.
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