Remove Chicken Tendons With 2 Items You Definitely Have Lying Around Your Kitchen
If you're cooking homemade chicken tenders or cutting up chicken breast, you may notice long white strings in the meat. You can remove them easily.
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Stories By Chala June
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How Long You Need To Bake Banana Chips For The Crispiest Results
For expert tips on making the very best banana chips, Food Republic chatted with cookbook author and vegan chef Lloyd Rose, creator of Plant Crazii.
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The Blue Bell Ice Cream Flavor That's Making A Comeback (And TikTok Is Thrilled)
Those who are dedicated Blue Bell fanatics might recall the brand's limited edition flavor, which first hit shelves in 2019. Well, now it's back.
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Corned Beef Has No Corn - So Where Did Its Name Come From?
To learn more about the history and nomenclature of corned beef, Food Republic spoke with Sarri Harper, owner of New York City's Carnegie Deli.
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The American Fast Food Chain That's Surprisingly Popular In Japan
When you think of Japanese food, you likely think of sushi, ramen, maybe even delicious karaage, but this fast food joint probably doesn't come to mind.
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The Canned Ingredient That Bobby Flay Loves To Keep On Hand
Mega-chef and TV personality Bobby Flay keeps an array of canned goods in his pantry, with one salty ingredient standing out as his secret go-to.
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What Is Indiana Fried Chicken & How Does It Compare To The Southern Version?
Oftentimes, American fried chicken gets reduced down to only Southern variations, but Indiana fried chicken is a beast all its own. How does it compare?
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How Often Should You Go Grocery Shopping To Actually Save Money?
If you want to save some money when making your rounds at the grocery store, you should avoid these common pitfalls, including how often you shop.
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The 3-Ingredient Southern Sandwich That Makes Pineapple The Star
The three-ingredient pineapple sandwich is a source of nostalgia for many people who grew up in the South. It remains popular but polarizing today.
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The UK's Most Popular Fast Food Chicken Chain You Only Find In 5 US States
If you think U.K. and fast casual chicken, there is bound to be one restaurant that stands out above the rest. The funny thing is: It's from another country.
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Achieve The Perfect Carrot Cake Texture With This Simple Tip
The key to an impeccable carrot cake is achieving an airy and delicate texture, a common challenge for home bakers; however, this simple trick helps.
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What Makes French Yogurt Different From Other Varieties?
If you have noticed the rise in French yogurt lately, you may be wondering what makes it different from other varieties. It's all in the process.
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The Hearty Canned Good That Turns Frozen Fries Into A Meal
Frozen fries are a great addition to many meals, easy to make and always consistent. However, with one addition, you can make them the star of the show.
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What Is The 'National' Soup Of Portugal?
This traditional soup, hailing from northern Portugal, is very much a part of the cultural bedrock, and is widely considered to be the unofficial national soup.
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Your Biggest Mistake With Hot Dogs Begins In The Grocery Store
You can't judge a book by its cover nor a hot dog by its packaging. To get the best product possible, always look at the ingredients list for sneaky fillers.
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The Prep Step You Can't Skip For The Absolute Best Smash Burgers This Grilling Season
Whether it's the perfect summer afternoon for a cookout or you're simply jonesing for a barbecue, don't skip this prep step before making smash burgers.
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Before You Toss That Old Baking Pan, Try This Clever Organizing Idea Instead
It can be sad when a dependable baking pan outlives its usefulness in the kitchen, but instead of tossing it, try this clever organizing idea.
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The Sticky Substitute For White Sugar You Can Use In A Pinch
White sugar is a big part of many baking recipes but what do you do if you have none on hand and don't have time to go to the store? Try making this swap.
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Here's What Ziploc Says About Reusing Its Plastic Baggies
You're probably aware that Ziploc bags aren't great for the environment, so how can you reuse them to prevent plastic waste? The brand has the answer.
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This Acidic Pantry Staple Repels Insects — Here's How To Use It In Your House
No one wants an ant infestation, and they can be difficult to deter. If you're struggling, try using this acidic pantry staple to solve the problem..
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The Canned Ingredient To Use In Place Of Eggs For A Richer Cake
Out of eggs? Need to work with an allergy? Never fear. There are plenty of ways to make a structurally sound cake without eggs, including with this canned good.
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For More Flavorful Pizza With Little Effort, Swap Out The Base Ingredient
If you want an easy dinner but one that's bursting with flavor, don't reach for a premade pizza crust. Instead, choose this instead as your base.
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Fast Food Vs Fast Casual: Here's The Clear Difference You'll See Right When You Walk In The Door
In the world of quick eats, fast food and fast casual restaurants reign supreme, but what is the actual difference between these two types of establishments?
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Never Rinse Your Rice When Preparing These 2 Classic Entrees
Conventional culinary wisdom dictates that you should always rinse your rice. However, two popular dishes are exceptions to this "unbreakable" rule.
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The Music Legend Who May Have Inspired The Donut Burger
Whether you call it a donut burger, a Luther burger, or the Mulligan burger, slapping a Krispy Kreme on a hamburger as a bun has relatively modern origins.
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Maryland Vs Carolina Crab Cakes: The Crispy, Golden Differences Between These Coastal Seafood Icons
While, at first glance, the two crab cakes might seem the same, Maryland and Carolina crab cakes couldn't be more different from binder to ingredients.
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Why Rinsing Your Ground Beef Could Pose A Safety Risk
While it may seem like rinsing your ground beef before cooking it can help keep you from getting sick, it may actually be a safety risk. Here's what we know.
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