How To Defrost Ground Beef
Ground beef is often a staple in American households, but how can you freeze and defrost it safely? Here's how to defrost frozen ground beef the right way.
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The Reason Some Cheeses Melt Better Than Others
Although all dairy cheese is made from the same essential ingredients, every variety of cheese has its own melting profile. Here's why some melt better.
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What Is Cognac And What Does It Taste Like?
Traditions began to accumulate until the brandy made in Cognac received special praise in the same way that sparkling white wine from Champagne has done.
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10 Best Substitutes For Tomato Sauce
Ready to cook but find yourself out of tomato sauce? Here are the very best substitutes for tomato sauce to add that acidic, umami splash to your recipe.
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The Untold Truth Of Provolone Cheese
Provolone is one of the most popular Italian cheeses. Made from cow's milk, buffalo milk, or a combination of the two, its long history dates back to the 1800s.
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What You Should Absolutely Never Eat At Disney World (And What You Should Eat Instead)
Disney World's food offerings go well beyond the standard theme park fried food. This is what you shouldn't and should eat while visiting Disney World.
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What Is A Negroni And What Does It Taste Like?
The Negroni cocktail has become increasingly popular over the years. Here's it's story including what's in it and what it tastes like.
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Everything You Need To Know About Nose-To-Tail Cooking
Nose-to-tail cooking and eating has been a buzzy term for some years now. It entails just that: using the entire animal and not letting anything go to waste.
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The Secret Ingredient In Great British Baking Show Star Frances Quinn's Chocolate Ganache
"Great British Bake Off" star Frances Quinn adds a secret ingredient to her ganache that'll help make your own version of it better in a number of ways.
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How To Keep Your Soba Noodles From Going Bad
There are a few tips to follow when it comes to storing your soba noodles to keep them from going bad and getting gummy or clumped together.
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Popular Snapple Flavors, Ranked Worst To Best
Snapple is now pretty popular, with a variety of juices and teas on offer. But which are good? Here are the most popular Snapple flavors, ranked worst to best.
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The Reason Paul Hollywood Says You Should Never Put Bread Dough In A Proving Drawer
Proving drawers are not an ideal method for letting dough rise. Take it from an expert: "The Great British Baking Show" judge Paul Hollywood.
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The Untold Truth Of Kamado Grills
Made of heavy-duty ceramic with a bright glaze, a domed lid, and an egg shape, kamado grills can maintain temperatures and moisture as you grill.
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How To Boil Eggs
Boiling eggs might seem very simple, but there are a few pointers out there that will make the process even easier. Here is how to boil eggs.
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Here's What Happens When You Add An Extra Egg Yolk To Chocolate Chip Cookies
If you're looking to get bakery-quality cookies at home, test out this easy switch up for mega moist treats fresh out of the oven.
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The Real Reason Your Cookies Are Rock Hard
If you bake cookies and end up with an unfortunate batch of rock hard treats, don't worry. There's ways to salvage them and fix it next time.
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The Real Reason Your Frozen Fish Is Mushy
Buying frozen fish is one of the best ways to get tasty seafood, especially since it's frozen quickly after it's caught. But then why is it sometimes mushy?
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Simple Dessert Recipes That Are Easy To Memorize
From no-churn ice cream to quick and easy cookies and key lime pie to three-ingredient cobblers, here's some simple dessert recipes that are easy to memorize.
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How To Fix This Common Hollandaise Sauce Mistake
A broken hollandaise sauce can happen for a variety of reasons. Here's how to fix this eggs Benedict staple.
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Everything You Need To Know About Growing Your Own Lettuce
There isn't too much that goes into cultivating this leafy green, not to mention it has a quick production rate. Here's how to grow lettuce yourself.
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The Unique Way Giada De Laurentiis Reheats Pasta
While there's no wrong way to reheat pasta, the unique way Giada De Laurentiis does it ensures a fresh plate every time.
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You Need To Try This Bundt Cake Trick, Says Great British Baking Show Champ John Whaite
We've all been there. You bake a delicious bundt cake only for it to get stuck to the pan. When that happens try this trick from John Whaite.
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You Should Keep Aloe Vera In Your Kitchen. Here's Why
Aloe vera is not just for sunburns! Keep the plant in your kitchen for quick relief when you burn yourself on a pan, and you can eat it too.
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This Simple Trick Cooks Potatoes In Half The Time
Potatoes can be a drag to cook since it takes so much time to peel and boil them. But this simple trick cooks potatoes in half the time.
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Don't Reheat Rice Without Doing This Simple Trick
Fresh rice right out of the cooker is incredible, but there's an easy way to reheat rice to achieve the same texture. Just follow this simple trick.
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This Might Be The Easiest Way To Clean A Grill
Cleaning a grill is a pain but it's important to do to keep it fresh and retain its lifespan while removing dangerous char. Here's the easiest way to clean it.
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Big Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Pork
Much as you might love it, there's a lot of room for error when it comes to cooking pork. Here's how to avoid some big mistakes everyone makes when cooking pork
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