The Old Timey Origins Of Tomato Soup Cake
Tomato soup in a cake? Yes, you read that right. It isn't the concoction of some crazed tomato farmer, either. Cookbooks have honored this recipe for decades.
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Overnight French Toast Casserole Is The Ideal Holiday Breakfast For A Crowd
Cozy mornings spent with loved ones are one of the best parts of the holiday season. Save time for that with this delicious overnight French toast recipe.
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Dump Vs Poke Cake: What's The Difference?
If you're short on time or ingredients, there are two types of cake that can easily get the job done for your next party. Learn more about dump and poke cakes.
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The Difference Between Lungo And Ristretto Is In How Espresso Is Pulled
Not all espresso shots are pulled equally. In fact, the language of espresso can tell you a lot about how the shots were prepared and what to expect.
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TikTok Carbonated UV Blue Vodka With A SodaStream Because ... Why Not?
The ability to make something isn't an invitation to do it. But TikTok saw the possibility of fizzy, flavored vodka made in a SodaStream as a welcome sign.
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The Best Tomatoes To Use In Your Homemade Tomato Soup
Different types of tomatoes have tastiness in common, but they're not interchangeable. Using the most suitable variety for your tomato soup makes a difference.
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How Thor Inspired Yule Log Cakes
Many folks likely associate the Norse god Thor with summer blockbusters, but before that, he was the inspiration for a beloved holiday tradition: the Yule log.
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Thanksgiving Sangria Is The Cozy Drink That Shines At Holiday Parties
Thanksgiving is all about the food, but don't forget the drinks. For a seasonal, boozy favorite, try a fall sangria with white wine and apples.
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13 Ways To Upgrade Your Grilled Cheese
Say goodbye to the ordinary and get ready to embrace some delectable options next time you find yourself ready to make a melty grilled cheese.
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The Lemon Juice Hack For Fluffier Rice
Long-grain white rice should cooks to a pleasing, fluffy texture. However, for the fluffiest, most sumptuous rice ever, a drop or two of citrus works miracles.
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Cannelloni Vs Manicotti: What's The Difference?
Confusing cannelloni and manicotti might be a common mistake but that doesn't mean you have to make it. There are important but subtle differences to note.
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Satisfy Your Craving For Wendy's Southwest Avocado Salad With An Easy Copycat Recipe
While a big bacon eater can order a Baconator, those who want Wendy's Southwest Avocado Salad may have to recreate it on their own. Thankfully, it's easy.
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Caprese Fried Eggs Are A Zesty Way To Enjoy Breakfast
Caprese salad is beloved for its bright flavors and beautiful plating. You can bring all of those elements to fried eggs and elevate your breakfast experience.
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You Should Be Giving Beef The Cordon Bleu Treatment
There's no need to feel blue if you've grown weary of traditional chicken cordon bleu. Beautiful cuts of beef could be the key to lifting your culinary spirits.
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Well-Seasoned Bread-Dipping Oil Will Be The Talk Of Your Next Girl's Night
Girls' night is always better with amazing food. Amazing doesn't have to be complicated as a seasoned oil and fresh bread can make your guests swoon.
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Strawberry Shortcake Cookies Are A Crunchy Take On A Delicate Dessert
Whether you're envisioning crisp cookies or more cake-like wafers, both varieties offer a unique base for creating strawberry shortcake cookies.
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The Burger King Steakhouse King Copycat Looks Better Than The Promo
If a picture is worth a thousand words, one snapshot of this Burger King-inspired copycat my have you exclaiming "yum" a thousand times.
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Vanilla Ice Cream Is The Shortcut To Making Easier Crème Brûlée
Making a restaurant-quality crème brûlée is oh-so-easy with this three-ingredient recipe from Mashed recipe developer Sophie Putka that uses vanilla ice cream.
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Customize DIY Chocolate Bars For The Ultimate Gift
Chocolate bars are among the sweetest gifts, and the gift will become even sweeter than the chocolate itself if you share a custom bar with your loved one.
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Need-To-Know Differences Between Slow Cooker And Stove Top Soup
Most people make soup in a slow cooker or on the stove. If you're debating on which method to use, there are a few things you should keep in mind.
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Martha Stewart's Hallmarks Of A Quality Tea - Exclusive
While discussing Pure Leaf Tea's "Don't Do It Yourself" campaign, Martha Stewart told us the standards she uses to determine a high-quality tea.
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You Need A Lot Of Butter For Copycat Olive Garden Alfredo Sauce
Olive Garden's Alfredo sauce is a perennial fan favorite. Our copycat recipe is a dead ringer for the Italian chain's classic, thanks to an abundance of butter.
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The Best Type Of Canned Green Beans To Use For Casserole
Canned green beans may have a reputation for being mushy, but they're affordable, require no preparation, and are easily accessible year-round.
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13 Popular Hydration Electrolyte Packets Ranked From Worst To Best
Drinking water is having a moment, but you usually need to add electrolytes after a workout. Find out about the best electrolyte packets for better hydration.
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Potato Chips Add A Salty Kick To Cookies
Chocolate chip cookies are a hands-down dessert favorite, but even these beloved treats can use a salty kick of contrasting flavors and a little more texture.
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What Andrew Rea Likes Most About His New Cookbook - Exclusive
Andrew Rea's new cookbook has a lot to offer readers, but the thing he told us he loves most about it is also what makes it so accessible to newer cooks.
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Oatmeal Casserole Presents Endless Breakfast Possibilities
There's no need to pigeonhole oatmeal casserole, as the endless possibilities for customization can make every bowl a whole new culinary experience.
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