Throwback Desserts From The 1970s Everyone Loved
The '70s were known for experimentation, and that also included desserts. Take a look at some of the iconic desserts people loved to eat in the 1970s.
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Don't Throw Out Your Empty Pickle Jars, Do This Instead
Rather than toss those empty pickle jars into the recycle bin, check out all the different ways you can reuse those glass jars in your kitchen.
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You Should Be Adding Salt To Whiskey. Here's Why
Adding salt to whiskey may sound like a recipe for disaster, but it may actually be just the flavor boost your liquor is missing. Here's why.
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Give These Liquors And Cocktails A Boost With A Pinch Of Salt
Salt isn't just for margaritas. Adding a pinch of salt to these cocktails is an easy way to enhance sweet flavors or smooth down the bitter notes of liquors.
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Crispy On The Outside, Juicy On The Inside: The Secret To Better Breakfast Sausage
If your breakfast sausage links look nicely seared on the outside but remain cold and undercooked on the inside, we have an unexpected solution!
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Butter Or Oil: What's The Best Way To Cook Eggs?
The debate over whether eggs are better cooked in oil or butter is an eternal culinary conundrum. We spoke with an expert chef to the settle the matter.
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The Best Steak Flavor Booster You're Probably Throwing Away
Searing a tasty steak doesn't need to be complicated, and neither does boosting its flavor. Here's the one component you're overlooking when cooking this meat.
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14 Ways To Take Asparagus To The Next Level
Asparagus is a tasty spring vegetable, but it can quickly become monotonous. Try one of these tips to take the green spears to the next flavor level.
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Mistakes You're Making When Browning Your Ground Beef
When you are browning ground beef for a variety of dishes, it can enhance the flavor considerably ... if you manage to avoid these common mistakes.
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Revive Your Canned Green Beans With This Fresh Fruit
Canned green beans aren't exactly known for their vibrant flavors, but this problem has a simple solution. You can incorporate this fresh fruit.
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Can You Actually Tell If Your Steak Is Done Just By Poking It?
According an expert chef, you can tell if your steak has cooked to your desired level just by touching it. We're here to explain the "poke test."
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With Canned Corn
Canned corn offers convenience, but there is more to it than that. We take a look at mistakes you might be making with canned corn, and how to avoid them.
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Turn Frozen Fries Into A Crave-Worthy Snack With This Canned Food
Frozen fries are a convenient side or snack, but you can boost their flavor and transform them into a tasty meal with the simple addition of this canned food.
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Ina Garten's Tips Will Help You Carve A Chicken In Minutes
When it comes to a classic dish like roast chicken, mastering simple techniques like carving make all the difference. Ina Garten's method ensures perfection!
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Buying Coffee Beans
If you can't make a good cup of coffee, you might have the wrong coffee beans. Take a look at the mistakes of buying coffee beans so you can make a better brew.
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Deli Pasta Salad Always Tastes Better. Here's Why
While preparing pasta salad may seem straightforward in theory, the keys to making a deli-worthy version might not be obvious. So, we consulted an expert.
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What Makes Restaurant Coleslaw Taste So Good?
If you've ever wondered why your homemade coleslaw doesn't live up to your favorite restaurant's, we have some answers from an expert — and some handy tips.
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How Oil Could Be Ruining Your Fried Chicken
Nothing beats a plate of crispy, homemade fried chicken. To make sure your bird tastes great, we consulted an expert chef for some tips on cooking oil.
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Why Potatoes From A Steakhouse Always Taste Better Than Homemade
You could argue that everything from a steakhouse tastes better than homemade, but we're zeroing in on potatoes to find out just how chefs make them so tasty.
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You've Been Thawing Breakfast Sausage Wrong This Entire Time
Before you cook frozen sausage, you have to thaw it. But is thawing really as simple as it seems? Here's a mistake you may be making during the process.
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15 Best Ways To Upgrade Leftover Chinese
Before your Chinese takeout goes to waste in the back of your fridge, try some of these upgrades to make more delicious meals from your leftovers.
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The Canned Fruit That Will Take Store-Bought Pasta Sauce To The Next Level
Store-bought pasta sauce doesn't have to taste store-bought! For a smooth, perfectly sweet sauce, amp up the flavor with this canned ingredient.
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The Simple Ingredient That Upgrades Breakfast Sausage Is Already In Your Pantry
Sausage is a breakfast classic, but even this favorite can use an upgrade. Add this ingredient that may already be part of your a.m. meal for a flavorful boost.
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14 High Protein Breakfast Swaps You Should Try Instead Of Eggs
Eggs are perfect for a protein-packed breakfast, but what alternatives are there for when eggs aren't available or your budget won't stretch to buy them?
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Why The Timing Of Adding Butter To Steak Changes Everything
If you choose to add butter to your steak, timing is everything. We have some butter tips that will take your steak from merely good to spectacular.
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11 Major Red Flags To Look Out For When Buying Frozen Foods
Buying frozen food at the grocery store is a convenient way to have meals on hand, but there are red flags you should watch for before heading to the checkout.
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How To Perfectly Cut Your Onion Rings
Homemade onion rings take some skill. Although the batter is important, the way you slice the onions is key. These cutting tips ensure snacking perfection.
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