One Of John F Kennedy's Favorite Breakfasts Was As Classic As It Gets
Who doesn't want a presidential breakfast? If you cook up this classic morning meal, you'll be eating some of President John F. Kennedy's favorite foods.
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This Is The Dirtiest Place In Your Kitchen According To Science
While it might seem like countertops or appliances are the dirtest part of your kitchen, there's actually another spot in the room that's loaded with germs.
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12 Tips For Picking The Best, Freshest Squash At The Grocery Store
Squash is a tasty root vegetable as the weather cools down, but it's important to follow a few steps when picking a specimen. These tips will ensure success.
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Not In The Oven Or On The Grill, Here's The Best Way To Make Chicken Breast
Chicken breast can be bland, but the solution to making it more flavorful is not your grill or oven. A couple of simple techniques make all the difference.
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For Spicy, Flavorful Fries, Make Them The Kenyan Way
Most people around the world love french fries, and Kenyans are no exception. They take fries to the next level by coating them with a thick, spicy sauce.
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This Is Where Guy Fieri Buys Prime Rib
Guy Fieri didn't become Mayor of Flavortown without knowing where to procure quality prime rib. The Food Network star only purchases this cut from one place.
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10 Old-School Items You'd Find In Every 1980s Kitchen
Nostalgic for the 1980s? We examine everything from Harvest Gold colors to popcorn makers and microwave cookbooks for a fun trip back in time.
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The Best 14 Kitchen Organization Products To Grab From Dollar Tree Right Now
Everyone could use a little more kitchen organization, and it doesn't have to break the bank. These staples from Dollar Tree make decluttering easy.
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12 Must Have Kitchen Products Worth Buying From Dollar Tree
The Dollar Tree is home to numerous affordable items, but its selection of kitchen tools is especially noteworthy. Discover which products you should buy.
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Old-School Italian Dishes You Might Not Have Heard Of
From regional specialties to recipes that would never find their way onto restaurant menus, these dishes are all traditional Italian fare steeped in history.
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The Ingredient That Turns Cool Whip Into Cake-Ready Frosting
Cool Whip could make a tasty frosting, but it lacks stability on its own. Fortunately, you can make it cake-worthy by mixing it with this powder.
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Coffee Fans React To Maxwell House's 'Name Change'
It's hard to imagine that Maxwell House didn't anticipate how coffee customers would react to its name change, which makes the decision even more baffling.
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These Are The Silliest Celebrity Cookbooks
Before celebrity-authored cookbooks became such a cottage industry, there were a few oddball offerings that somehow made it into print.
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10 Old-School Salad Dressings Everyone Used To Love But Slowly Forgot About
Is one of your old-time favorite salad toppers a forgotten dressing of the past? Read on and you may may even find inspiration to give your salads a refresh.
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You'll Never Make Boxed Mac & Cheese Without This Ingredient Again
Boxed mac and cheese is convenient and inexpensive, but it can lack flavor and texture. Kick this quick dinnertime staple up a notch with a simple add-in.
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How Gordon Ramsay Adds A Bold, Spicy Twist To Corn On The Cob
Leave it to the star of Hell's Kitchen to crank up the heat. In this case, Gordon Ramsay uses a popular pepper to spice up classic corn on the cob.
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10 Crockpot Recipes Grandma Used To Make That Slowly Vanished
Many foods our grandparents loved to cook are not as popular today. Take a look at nostalgic crockpot recipes that will bring you back to grandma's kitchen.
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The Trader Joe's Soup That Doubles As A Decadent Pasta Sauce
If you love pasta and seafood, you might want to try this Trader Joe's soup. It would make a great addition to spaghetti, ramen, and even mac and cheese.
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Lime Might Not Be The Best Choice For Your Next Gin And Tonic. Here's Why
Lime is a common garnish for gin and tonics, but that doesn't mean it's always the best option. Making that determination will rely on a few factors.
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The Kitchen Appliance Martha Stewart Wouldn't Buy On A Budget
While Martha Stewart probably doesn't have to buy any appliances on a budget, she believes you should spend top dollar on this particular cooking device.
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One Of Reese Witherspoon's Favorite Southern Desserts Starts With A Simple Cake Mix
Reese Witherspoon might be legally blond, but she makes a cake-based Southern dessert that sounds criminally delicious. This creation appears in her cookbook.
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11 Craft Beers You Can't Find On Store Shelves
Craft beer connoisseurs know that many breweries have limited releases. Some craft beers are so exclusive that fans need tickets for a release day event.
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Not In A Rice Cooker Nor Microwave: Here's The Best Way To Make Rice
It might seem counterintuitive to say a rice cooker isn't your best bet for preparing the very food for which it's named. But there's a more flavorful way.
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America Has A New Favorite Beer (And It's Not Modelo)
Modelo's reign as the king of Beer Mountain has come to an end. The yeasty monarch has been dethroned by a well-known but arguably surprising light lager.
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The Vintage Pasta Dish That's Slowly Disappearing From Kitchens
Once an inexpensive meal staple loved by postwar American families, this filling, one-pot pasta dish has largely vanished from dinner tables. This its story.
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The Big Problem With Whiskey Stones Most People Overlook
Enjoying whiskey is an art form as well as a personal preference. If you prefer yours on the rocks, don't overlook this big problem with whiskey stones.
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The Biggest Mistakes Everyone Makes When Baking Cupcakes
Whether you're busting out cupcakes from scratch, or making Pillsbury do all the work via its boxed magic, there are some definite no-no's when it comes to baking the precious little treats. To steer clear of any future fails, you'll want to avoid these cupcake-baking mistakes everyone makes.
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