Your Next Peppercorn Steak Sauce Batch Deserves Whole Peppercorns
How well do you treat your peppercorn steak sauce? Do you show it love and appreciation with good ingredients? If not, you can start with whole peppercorns.
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TikTok's Buffalo Chicken Egg Rolls Are Too Complicated For People To Make
If you're into easy, hassle-free cooking, one viral TikToker's Buffalo egg rolls may not be for you, but is this recipe really that hard to pull off?
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Stop Throwing Away The Juices From Your Rotisserie Chicken
When you buy rotisserie chicken, the juice might seem like a very wet afterthought at best or waste on arrival at worst. But you can put it to good use.
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SodaStream Mountain Dew Review: Original Falls Flat, But Diet And Zero Work Well
SodaStream has recently released Mountain Dew syrups in original, diet, and zero varieties. We tried all three and found that some were better than others.
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Don't Go Overboard Topping Your Copycat Panera Cinnamon Crunch Bagels
The toppings you add to a bagel can say a lot about what it needs to shine. Copycat Panera Cinnamon Crunch bagels can largely speak for themselves.
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What Flavor Is Squirt Soda?
Squirt soda has been on the scene since 1938, in its cheerful yellow and green packaging. But what exactly is its flavor? It tastes like a certain citrus.
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2 Simple Mistakes To Avoid When Making Cabbage Steak
It doesn't take more than a single mistake to ruin a cabbage steak. Unfortunately, there are at least two different ways things can go very wrong.
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Caipiroska Vs Caipirinha: What's The Difference Between These Cocktails?
The caipiroska and caipirinha are seemingly similar drinks with roots in Brazil. But, what are the real differences between these potent cocktails?
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You Need A Blender For Perfect Copycat McDonald's Chicken McNuggets
Did somebody say McNuggets? If the answer is yes, and that somebody wants to make a copycat version, then it will take a blender to achieve the desired texture.
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The Rolling Pin Technique For Perfectly Even Pie Crust
Perfecting your crust is perhaps one of the hardest parts of the pie-making process. Fortunately, with a few tricks up your sleeve, it can be as easy as pie.
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15 Lazy Cooking Tips For When You Don't Really Feel Like Cooking
Everyone has those days when we don't feel like cooking, but we still need to eat. Get some inspiration and tips on what to cook that requires minimal effort.
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How Long Does Frozen Eggplant Last?
Eggplant is already a fairly versatile fruit, but freezing it can open up a whole new realm of possibilities. Here's how to properly freeze your eggplant.
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The Best Type Of Wine To Pair With Chicken Marsala
Chicken Marsala is a classic dish that already features wine as its sauce's primary ingredient. But what should you sip on while you enjoy your dish?
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Mtn Dew Teases Parks And Rec Reunion With Super Bowl 2024 Ad
MTN DEW is giving fans its first Baja Blast Super Bowl ad this year, and to help celebrate, the brand has recruited some familiar faces from "Parks and Rec."
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Everything You Need To Know About Wet-Aged Steaks, According To Chefs
It can be hard to choose between wet- and dry-aged steak. We've tapped a host of top steak chefs to explain exactly what makes a wet-aged steak stand out.
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Spearmint Milk: Australia's Creamy Drink That's Bursting With Flavor
Food brands outside of the United States produce a dizzing array of unique options. Spearmint milk that is popular in Australia is a great example.
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The Biggest Mistake To Avoid When Making Copycat McDonald's Sweet Tea
When trying to whip up your own version of McDonald's sweet tea, making a certain misstep could have bitter results even if you use enough sugar.
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19 Go-To Drinks To Make Your Galentine's Day Glow
From mocktails to sangria slushes and sweet shakes, we've rounded up the best drink recipes to celebrate with your gal pals. Cheers, ladies!
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Cooked Onions Vs Caramelized Onions: What's The Difference
We examine the differences between caramelized and sautéed or cooked onions -- from the right color to use, to cooking techniques, to the best way to chop them.
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Skip The Flowers And Create Your Own Swoon-Worthy Donut Bouquet
Sometimes the way to a person's heart is through their sweet tooth. So instead of trying to wow someone with flowers, maybe you can arrange a donut bouquet.
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The Wine You Need For Copycat Cheesecake Factory Pasta Da Vinci
The Pasta Da Vinci isn't an edible Mona Lisa, but there's arguably an art to making a good copycat. It partly entails choosing the right wine.
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Mistakes To Avoid When Cooking With Your Stand Mixer
If you use a stand mixer when cooking, there are many mistakes you can actually avoid, from not cleaning it correctly to using the wrong attachment.
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12 Superb Sauerkraut Recipes
There's no reason to relegate sauerkraut to the sidelines. These recipes will show you just how superb sauerkraut can be, from sandwiches to pizzas.
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How Long Is Ranch Good For After Opening The Bottle?
Ranch dressing can go on pretty much everything, so it's worth keeping a bottle in your fridge. Just how long do those bottles last, though?
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False Facts About Salmon You Thought Were True
Salmon might be a popular seafood option, but there are lots of mistaken beliefs about it. Distinguish fact from fiction to buy and cook it optimally.
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Use A Rimmed Sheet Pan And Aluminum Foil For Extra Crispy Bacon In The Oven
If crispy and evenly cooked bacon is what you desire, some aluminum foil and a sheet pan with a rim might be your best friends at the moment.
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Add Aperol To Your Glaze For A Boozy Sugar Cookie
Aperol isn't just a great addition to your bar cart - it can also be a worthy addition to your baking cabinet. Here are some benefits of an Aperol cookie glaze.
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