The Popular Condiment That Might Be Ruining Your Mexican Food
Mexican food is far more than heat and fiery flavors. Don't miss out on the nuance and depth of your favorite dish by drowning it in this popular condiment.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With Snickerdoodle Cookies
They seem simple, but even experienced bakers can mess up snickerdoodle cookies now and then. Here are the mistakes to avoid for the best batch.
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11 Mistakes Ruining Your Homemade Chili
It can be hard to ruin homemade chili, but you might be making some common mistakes. Learn how to make some simple tweaks to make your chili more flavorful.
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Add More Flavor To Your Beef Stew By Making It The Filipino Way
Is that beef stew recipe you've been making forever getting a little tired? Switch things up by drawing inspiration from how it's made in the Philippines.
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How To Pick The Best Meat For Pot Roast
Cooking the perfect pot roast is both an art and a science, and it all starts at the butcher counter. Choosing the proper cuts of meat is essential.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Baking Bagels
We've consulted with a baker, a food blogger, and a recipe developer about some of the most common mistakes when creating bagels and how to avoid them.
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The One Flour Tip For Achieving Bakery-Grade Results At Home
Sometimes, the best way to upgrade cookies and other baked cookies is not to add or swap ingredients but to make a basic component taste better.
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These Are The Best Apple Varieties For Making Cider
The types of apples used to make cider can greatly affect its taste. Find out which apple varieties you should choose for the best homemade cider.
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Dollar Tree's Chic Kitchen Storage Solution You'll Wish You Found Sooner
Are you looking for an affordable but fancy-looking container that would add a rustic touch to your kitchen? Dollar Tree sells an item that fits the bill.
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Waiting Until Thanksgiving Day To Start Stuffing? Here's Why That's A Mistake
Stuffing isn't a complicated to make, but it does call for numerous components. This tip for preparing the side dish will simplify your Thanksgiving task list.
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The Dollar Tree Kitchen Find That Will Keep Your Air Fryer Clean
Love your air fryer but hate scrubbing the basket after every use? Dollar Tree has an easy solution to that problem by way of a simple and affordable product.
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We Asked 2 Steakhouse Chefs For The Best Store Bought Steaks. Here's What They Said
If you've found yourself stuck at the meat counter trying to understand the difference between cuts of steak, this advice from steakhouse chefs will guide you.
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How To Reheat Apple Pie Without Losing Flavor Or Flaky Crust
Not everyone wants to eat leftover apple pie cold. However, you can't just pop a slice in the microwave and expect magic. Here's what to do instead.
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This $1.50 Dollar Tree Kitchen Find Will Give Your Countertop Major Italian Vibes
Making your kitchen look like a million bucks doesn't actually have to cost that much. For instance, these Dollar Tree items will add an elegant Italian feel.
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Can You Safely Microwave Paper Plates?
Paper plates are convenient to have on hand for a quick bite or to feed a crowd, but how do they fare under microwave heat? Here's what you should know.
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How One Simple Ice Cream Twist Takes Your Apple Pie From Good To Great (Not A Topping)
Homemade apple pie is a timeless treat, but even if you have your recipe down to a science, one tweak to the preparation process can do wonders for the taste.
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The Tasty Apple You Should Probably Never Use In Apple Pie
Even if you love all apples, you might hate the way some of them change during baking. That's why you shouldn't use this variety to make pies.
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The Simple Trick For A Better Pecan Pie
If you're going to make a pecan pie, go for the tastiest result possible. That's why you should take this extra step with the dessert's star ingredient.
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The Ingredient That Takes Emeril Lagasse's Chicken Noodle Soup To The Next Level
Beloved celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse kicks chicken noodle soup up a notch with an earthy ingredient that brings a touch of umami to this comforting classic.
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8 Turkey Brining Mistakes You May Be Making
Brining your turkey for Thanksgiving is an important step you might be forgetting. Fix these common brining mistakes for a more delicious turkey dinner.
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Why You Should Never Throw Away Old Jars And Condiment Bottles
Food jars and condiment bottles are free storage containers that let you avoid microplastics. Here are some of the best ways you can use them.
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The Kitchen Update The Property Brothers Don't Recommend Splurging On
Drew and Jonathan Scott of HGTV's "The Property Brothers" know a thing or two about kitchen renovation, and they say this update just isn't worth the cost.
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The One Thing You Shouldn't Do Before Cooking Canned Corn
Canned corn is a pantry staple that is favored for its convenience and versatility, but there's a habit you should avoid while preparing this pre-cooked veggie.
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This Countertop Style Is A Big No-No According To The Property Brothers
There are many things to consider when picking a kitchen counter material. This one, however, is best avoided for both its functionality and visual appeal.
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How To Keep Your Serrated Knife Razor-Sharp Without Ruining It
Although a serrated knife needs to be sharpened less often than a straight-edge one, it still requires care to work efficiently. Here's how to sharpen it.
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17 Discontinued Trader Joe's Items We Miss The Most
Every Trader Joe's shopper knows the heartache of seeing a favorite product pulled from store shelves. Here are 17 discontinued items that we still miss.
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The Property Brother's Simple Strategy To Keep Your Pantry Organized
A well organized pantry can make cooking so much easier. Follow this tip to set up a system that keeps everything in your pantry easy to see and access.
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