Use Egg Yolks To Get Rid Of Coffee Stains In A Flash
While it may sound like a wild solution, egg yolks can be used to get rid of pesky coffee stains in a flash. Here's how to try this trick at home.
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Use Frozen French Toast For A Shortcut Monte Cristo Sandwich
Monte Cristo sandwiches are a delight to eat, but a mess to make. Skip the egg wash coating and use frozen French toast for an easy, delicious shortcut.
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Curtis Stone's 'Pro Tip' For Seasoning Steak Isn't Much Of A Tip At All
We love to learn cooking tips from the best chefs in the industry. But, respectfully, we aren't sure Curtis Stone's steak seasoning tip is all that helpful.
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13 Festive Fruits And How To Use Them For Your Next Holiday Meal
During the winter holidays, you might wonder how you can add fruit to your meals, but there are many in season and dried fruits that can add a festive touch.
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The Ideal Poultry For Your Crispy Chicken Nuggets Recipe
Obviously, a chicken nugget contains some form of chicken. But there's more to that consideration than just the type of bird.
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Oklahoma's Lunchbox Drink Combines Beer And Orange Juice
If there was a toolbox for cocktails, it would contain a screwdriver. But if you're looking for more of a beermosa, the Lunchbox hits the nail on the head.
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Eggnog Vs Mulled Wine: Your Guide To The Popular Holiday Drinks
While eggnog may be the ubiquitous holiday drink, its popularity is dwarfed by mulled wine in Europe. Consider each with us and decide which you'll make.
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Is It Safe To Leave Your Slow Cooker On Overnight?
Many people love using their slow cookers due to the convenience. However, there are some safety concerns that you should observe to avoid any mishaps.
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International Delight Honors Bridgerton With Ridiculously English Coffee Creamer Flavors
In honor of the Netflix hit "Bridgerton," International Delight is releasing two new non-dairy creamers (and an iced coffee) themed around the show.
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You're Making A Mistake By Not Adding Sugar To Pancakes
Pancakes are a breakfast staple, but you can take them to the next level with ease. Try adding a bit of sugar for a perfect, caramelized crunch.
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Perfect Copycat Starbucks Grilled Cheese Relies On This Cheese 3-Blend
Good things come in threes, and three things come in cheese when it comes to making this copycat Starbucks sandwich.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Crab
Whether you're cooking crab for the first time or looking to improve your technique, be sure to brush up on some of the most common mistakes home chefs make.
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Grinch Mimosas Are The TikTok-Approved Cocktail For Festive Sips
The three things you'll need for Grinch mimosas are orange juice, champagne, and blue curacao, which is responsible for the color-changing magic of this drink.
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McCormick's 2024 Flavor Of The Year Tamarind And Pasilla Chile Seasoning Review: A Spice Blend Worthy Of Celebration
McCormick's 2024 flavor of the year is tamarind, and the company released a small-batch sweet and sour Tamarind and Pasilla Chile seasoning to celebrate.
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Common Christmas Dinner Mistakes To Avoid
With Christmas around the corner, planning the big meal may seem daunting. If you avoid these commo Christmas dinner mistakes, your holiday meal could be great.
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For The Perfect Pound Cake Crust, Sprinkle A Bit Of Sugar On Top
Pound cake is one of the simplest cakes to make at home, but there are ways to elevate it. As just one example, a bit of extra sugar goes a long way.
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Grill Day-Old Cornbread To Bring It Back To Life
Day-old cornbread doesn't normally sound like the kind of food you would place on a grill. But it should be.
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We Compared Alton Brown's Mac And Cheese Recipe To Ina Garten's To See Which Chef's Was The Best
Alton Brown and Ina Garten are major celebrity chefs, so we tested their mac and cheese recipes against each other. Here’s which one came out on top.
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Is There A Difference Between Egg Noodles And Pasta?
Pasta and egg noodles might appear similar at first glance, but there are numerous, distinct differences between the two. Here's what you need to know.
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Store Ice In A Brown Paper Bag To Keep The Cubes From Sticking
Few things are more frustrating than trying to grab some ice from the freezer and getting a whole glacier. Keep ice from sticking together with a paper bag.
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The Pioneer Woman Takes Steak Bites To The Next Level With Brown Butter
The Pioneer Woman is known for her recipes. In particular, her steak bites, while simple, pack a punch. The secret? Just remember to brown your butter.
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How Does Using Whole Eggs Instead Of Just Yolks Affect Your Lemon Curd?
Lemon curd recipes traditionally call for only egg yolks, but you may just want to try incorporating whole eggs the next time you make this vibrant citrus curd.
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The Hero For Cleaning Spilled Oil Is Already In Your Pantry
Spilling oil on your kitchen counter or floor can be a huge headache, but all you need to make cleanup a breeze is something you already have in your pantry.
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Making Chicken In The Slow Cooker Vs Instant Pot: How Do They Differ?
You can make a delicious chicken dinner in a standard slow cooker or the Instant Pot, but there are a few differences to note before getting started.
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28 Hands-Off Holiday Breakfast Recipes That Feed A Crowd
When cooking holiday breakfasts starts to seem like a chore, check out these hands-off recipes so you can spend more time with friends and family.
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Why Jarritos' First-Ever Soda Flavor Was Coffee
Jarritos is a popular soda which comes in a wide array of fruit-inspired flavors. The original flavor of Jarritos was actually coffee and for good reason.
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Festive Ways To Use Chocolate This Holiday Season
We all know chocolate is a big part of the winter holidays. From hot chocolate to cakes, cookies to mousse, try some new festive chocolate recipes this season.
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