How Martha Stewart Brilliantly Reuses Plastic Takeout Containers
Martha Stewart is a master of the home arts, including those in the kitchen, so it's little wonder that her tip for old takeout containers is so mart.
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Stories By Jack Rose
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The Practical Reason To Buy Meat At A Butcher Over Costco
While Costco is known for its high-quality goods and bulk discounts, you'll often get a better product by buying your meat directly from a butcher.
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Skip Overnight Oats And Make A 3-Ingredient Oatmeal Breakfast Bar Instead
Sure, overnight oats make a great (and quick and easy) breakfast, but in almost the same amount of time, you can make three-ingredient oat bars.
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How Martha Stewart Uses Vintage Kitchen Products As Wall Decor
If you’re finding your current kitchen design a bit lackluster, take a page from Martha Stewart’s book and incorporate vintage products to liven up your walls.
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Avoid This Store-Bought Blue Cheese Dressing That Lacks Flavor
When Food Republic ranked several blue cheese dressings, we found one that not only didn't improve the salad, but actually ruined it with a foul flavor.
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The Biggest Red Flag When Shopping For Whole Fish
Shopping for whole fish is often the best deal you can get, and then you get more delicious fish, but you need to look out for this red flag.
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Chipotle's Salads Have A Major Issue. Here's How To Solve It
Chipotle makes fantastic fast-casual burritos, bowls, and tacos, but one thing it suffers from is soggy salads. Here's how to fix them to keep them dry.
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Sam's Club Has The Solution For Easier Dinner Clean-Up Under $20
Dinner clean-up can be a pain, especially when you've got a big group gathered. To make life easier, grab this helpful tool from your local Sam's Club.
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Alton Brown's Trick For Baby Back Ribs Will Make You Look Like A Chef
Alton Brown's seasoning trick for baby back ribs offers an easy, consistent framework that perfectly accommodates your own personal flavor profile.
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Boneless Vs Bone-In Vs Spiral Ham: How Do The Cooking Processes Differ?
There are three main types of ham you can buy: boneless, bone-in, and spiral cut. Each is different, and so they all need to be cooked differently.
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The Hidden Eastern European Deli In Atlanta That Has Fresh Pierogi
This deli in Atlanta makes its pierogi from scratch each morning, so you might want to get there early because once they're gone, they're gone.
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For Restaurant-Worthy Ramen, Make Your Soft-Boiled Eggs Like This
When it comes to a steaming bowl of ramen, few things compare to the jammy center, flavorful white, and incredible tenderness of a perfect marinated egg.
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The Fishy Ingredient That Will Take Your Tomato Toast To The Next Level
Tomato toast shines by letting a few simple ingredients take center stage, but its fresh flavors are elevated even further by a savory, fishy addition.
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How To Speed Up Strawberry Growth In Your Garden
You can absolutely accelerate the fruit production of your strawberry plants with the right temperature, sunlight, soil type, and fertilization schedule.
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The Absolute Best Sides To Serve With Biscuits And Gravy
When deciding what to serve with biscuits and gravy, the best place to start is by thinking about your main dish's flavor profile and textural balance.
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Avoid This Corned Beef Cutting Mistake For A Better Piece Of Meat
After cooking corned beef, your meat should already be quite soft, but you need to know the correct cutting technique to keep it from becoming chewy.
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Caviar Vs Roe: What's The Actual Difference?
Caviar, roe, both are fish eggs, so what's the real difference? We break down the history and science of both luxurious caviar and crunchy, delicious roe.
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Forget The Oven And Make Your Prime Rib Like This For A Juicy Roast
While an oven is certainly great for cooking prime rib, a different approach provides the same color and doneness — and potentially even more flavor.
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Give Mac And Cheese An Italian Twist With This Easy-To-Use Food Item
Mac and Cheese already has an Italian twist to it, but you can amp up on the traditonal flavors by pairing your meal with this type of sauce.
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How Giada De Laurentiis Gives Tuna Salad An Italian Twist
Giada De Laurentiis is an expert at blending delicious traditional Italian cuisine with American foods, and her take on tuna salad is no different.
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Aldi's Affordable Egg Gadget Rivals A Pricier Brand For Cheap
This affordable Aldi egg gadget costs less than $15, yet it boasts the same high-end design and features that make its premium competitors so effective.
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How To Pick The Best Slow Cooker Size For Your Kitchen
Believe it or not, slow cookers aren’t actually one-size-fits-all, and many home cooks don't realize how much appliance size affects the final dish.
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How To Make Thin Gyro-Style Meat Without A Rotisserie
Replicating the texture of gyro meat at home doesn't require a vertical rotisserie. In fact, achieving that classic street-food style is pretty simple.
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Prune Your Fall-Bearing Raspberries Like This For A Faster Bounce-Back
If you want your autumn-bearing raspberries to have a faster bounce back and maybe even bear more fruit, you should prune your plant this way.
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The Best Store-Bought Ice Creams Have This Ingredient Listed First
Anyone who wants to get the best quality ice cream possible from the store needs to look for this ingredient listed first. Otherwise, you'll get a poor product.
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According To Lidia Bastianich, Beginners Should Start With This Type Of Risotto
Risotto can be intimidating for beginners, so Lidia Bastianich recommends this version as a simple starting point while you master the technique.
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Your Twice-Baked Potato Deserves This Creamy Southern Spread
A twice-baked potato is a time-honored American tradition, and what better way to honor its heritage than by adding this creamy Southern spread?
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