The Key To Chewier Gingerbread Cookies Is Baking Soda And Powder
If you've only ever had thin, hard gingerbread cookies you're really missing out, but we have a fix to make your gingerbread cookies soft and chewy instead.
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Matthew McConaughey Promotes His New Tequila Half Naked For Some Reason
In a market full of celebrity liquors, Matthew McConaughey is setting his new line of tequila apart from the pack with some attention-grabbing advertising. -
What's The Difference Between Chowder And Bisque?
Chowders and bisques are two of the most delicious seafood soups; however, chowder is generally chunkier, while bisque is often smoother and more expensive. -
Give Ramen Noodles An Italian Twist By Turning Them Into Lasagna
Ramen and lasagna might seem like a strange paring, but food experts are loving this viral dish. Learn what they have to say, and try it for yourself. -
Mistakenly Thin Out Your Soup Broth? Thicken It Up With Aquafaba
If you accidentally thinned out your soup broth, don't fret! Aquafaba is here to save your favorite recipe. Learn more about this amazing starchy liquid. -
26 Recipes That Feature A Sweet Kick Of Maple
This recipe list puts maple syrup in the spotlight and showcases its versatile and highly flexible character. It is a comprehensive guide for all maple lovers. -
Your Frozen Pierogi Are Begging For Breadcrumbs To Give Them Texture
There's an easy trick to add a bit of crunch to your favorite frozen pierogi. Learn how breadcrumbs and other ingredients can level up this classic dish. -
Marinate Chicken In Pesto And Lemon For A Fresh And Zesty Entree
Lemon pesto is a great sauce to enjoy with some fresh pasta and a variety of proteins. When it comes to chicken, that combination is also an amazing marinade. -
Unexpected Fruits To Upgrade Your Upside-Down Cake
We took an opportunity to highlight some of the most surprising fruits that you could be using to make a delicious upside-down cake for your next party. -
The Copycat Cookies That Give Crumbl A Run For Its Money
Many a sweet tooth knows how cookies Crumbl and keep coming back for more. But once you try the right copycat, you might not need to go back. -
The Canned Ingredient You Need For Perfect Copycat Chili's Salsa
A well-stocked pantry can be a gateway to many culinary adventures, including turning your canned goods into Chili's famous salsa right in your own kitchen. -
Freezing Chocolate And Nutella Isn't Fudge At All
Fudge may bear the flavors of chocolate or hazelnut but simply freezing Nutella does not magically transform it, as one Instagram user discovered. -
Red Lobster's Cheddar Bay Biscuit Mix Makes A Mean Dumpling
Red Lobster Cheddar Bay Biscuit mix isn't a one-trick pony. It behooves dumpling fans to use this mix to make tasty chicken and dumplings. -
Keep The Flavor And Save Yourself Time With Canned Chicken Pot Pie
We're not talking about a whole pot pie crammed in a can. Rather, a pot pie is possible when using only canned ingredients. -
S'mores Cookie Cups Turn The Campfire Classic Into Bite-Sized Treats
S'mores are already delicious, and s'mores cookies even more so. Here's how you can take these campfire treats to new, even more delicious heights. -
Is Rice Really All You Need To Bring Dull Knives Back To Life?
A dull kitchen knife can be a safety hazard, but what if you don't have a sharpening stone on hand? If you have some dry rice sitting around, you're in luck. -
Andrew Rea's New Cookbook Is All About Making Mistakes - Exclusive Interview
Andrew Rea doesn't expect perfection from you or himself in the kitchen. He spoke to Mashed about how his new cookbook will help you when cooking and baking. -
Ignore The Mom-Shamers — Freeze McDonald's Nuggets For Meal Prep
Although one TikToker got plenty of hate for freezing McDonald's nuggets, it is an easy way to meal-prep. With a few food safety tips, you can do the same. -
How Restaurants Make Fake (And Sometimes Real) Dessert Displays
To sell their after-dinner wares, restaurants may choose to create fake food displays that will last longer than the real thing. Here's how they make them. -
Fry Chicken Tenders In Tempura Batter For A Light And Airy Crunch
Fried chicken is not just a culinary delight popular in the U.S. but also enjoyed around the world; try frying them in Japanese-style tempura batter next time. -
Canned Tomato Paste Is The Key To Making Your Own Yum Yum Sauce
If you really want to put the "yum" in yum yum sauce, you will want to grab a can of tomato paste. -
Turn Your Frozen Vegetables Into A Delicious Fried Rice
Looking for a convenient timesaver at mealtime as well as something comforting and filling to eat? Consider making fried rice with frozen vegetables. -
What's The Production Process For Non-Alcoholic Spirits?
Mocktails and non-alcoholic spirits have been growing in popularity in recent years. But, what is behind the production process that makes them taste authentic? -
What's The Ideal Amount Of Cilantro In Copycat Chipotle Rice?
Arguably no Chipotle food is more iconic than their cilantro lime rice, but to make a copycat version at home you'll need to know how much cilantro to add. -
A Thick Breadcrumb Coat Is Key For Restaurant-Worthy Mozzarella Sticks
What's the secret to making mozzarella sticks that have a crisp and crunchy exterior and a molten cheese interior? It's all in the breadcrumb coating. -
When Pairing Wine With Salad, Pay Attention To The Dressing's Acidity
Wine Director Ramon Manglano shared his expert wisdom with Mashed on how to pair wine with a salad. "The key is to pay attention to the dressing's acidity." -
Give Your Copycat McDonald's Tartar Sauce The Spicy Kick It Deserves
You can make your own version of McDonald's tartar sauce for fish sandwiches or take this condiment to the next level of flavor with one spicy ingredient.
