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What Is Spotted Dick And How Did It Get Its Name?
Spotted dick may sound silly, but it's a traditional (and quite popular!) dessert over in the United Kingdom. Still, how did it get such a name? -
How Giada De Laurentiis Takes Her Oatmeal Up A Notch
Giada De Laurentiis may not be the first person to enjoy savory oatmeal, but her take on the dish certainly sounds delicious. Here's how she amps up breakfast. -
Why Eggs Aren't Always Washed Outside Of The US
It may be shocking, but eggs outside of the USA are not only kept at room temperature, but they aren't washed. Instead, they're shipped straight to stores. -
Infuse Your Vodka With Horseradish To Give Cocktails A Spicy Bite
Any cocktail can get a spicier bite when you add a splash (or more) or some homemade, horseradish-infused vodka. Here's how to create it at home. -
Here's How Long You Can Stretch A Frozen Batch Of Chili
Chili takes a lot of time and effort to cook and develop its rich flavor, but when stored properly, a batch of chili can be frozen for up to six months. -
Tomato Water Is A Flavor Bomb For Any Recipe
Tomato water can be captured and transformed into an ingredient that serves as a flavor bomb for any recipe that could benefit from a little extra zing. -
How To Clean Pumpkin Seeds For Successful Roasting
Making roasted pumpkin seeds is a real treat, but who wants to handle the messy prep? Fortunately, it's easier than you think with the right steps. -
How Much Flour To Use For Perfectly Browned Stew Meat
Using flour to make a beef stew is a necessary step to help seasoning stick to the meat and make it all thick and flavorful. Here's how much flour to use. -
The Right Way To Drink Soda With Charcuterie
The trick to pairing soda with charcuterie is to ensure your drink of choice isn't flat - carbonation is key - and to opt for complementary flavor profiles. -
What Is A Jelly Roll Pan And Why Would You Need One?
In the world of half sheets, cookie trays, and baking pans, a jelly roll pan may not sound particularly useful - but trust us, they are. Here's why. -
How To Reheat Olive Garden Breadsticks For First-Time Flavor
Olive Garden is famous for its all-you-can-eat breadsticks; you can even bring leftovers home. Here's how to reheat them so they taste fresh all over again. -
Why Your Air Fryer Chicken Wings Didn't Turn Out Crispy
There are several pitfalls when cooking chicken wings in the air fryer that can result in unpleasant, soggy wings, but luckily it's easy to avoid. -
How To Zest A Lemon For Classy Cocktail Garnishes
A well-stocked bar includes unique tools most kitchen might lack. However, if you want to get classy lemon zest for classy lemon cocktails, you need this knife. -
The Earthy Sea Salt Oprah Brings With Her To Restaurants
It began with a present back in 2008 that sparked a lifetime obsession for Oprah with this one particular type of salt. And yes, it brings umami with each bite. -
Extra Lemon Curd? Make Easy Homemade Pop-Tarts
Lemon curd can be used in so many applications, but homemade Pop-Tarts is perhaps one of the best. Here's how to make them with just three ingredients! -
Turns Out Decaf Coffee Does Have Caffeine
While drinking a cup of decaf coffee at night is less likely to keep you awake than the real stuff, you are still going to be drinking in a bit of caffeine. -
Magic Shell Your Yogurt Cups. Who's Going To Stop You?
Yogurt is a pretty standard breakfast across the globe, but it can also make a truly luxurious dessert. All you need is your fridge and some melted chocolate. -
The Best Type Of Pan To Fry Crackling Hot Bacon
Many, many people enjoy a nice slice of crackly, sizzling bacon - on a sandwich, in a salad, or straight up as-is. But how do you ensure the perfect cook? -
Bake Pumpkin Pies Just Right With The Wiggle Test
No one wants a cracked pie, especially on a holiday when one may or may not try to impress the family. With the wiggle test, your pumpkin pie will be perfect. -
Say Goodbye To Rubbery Rhubarb With Marcus Samuelsson's Foolproof Trick
Rhubarb can be absolutely delicious - that is, when it's prepared properly. Marcus Samuelsson breaks down how to ensure your rhubarb is always juicy and soft. -
The Frozen Fruit Tip For Perfect Muffins
Baking muffins can be a great way to celebrate the weekend, but how do you get the perfect pastry every time? Why, with frozen fruit of course! -
The Grocery Store Section Chefs Always Hit First
When it comes to economizing trips to the grocery store, turn to professional chefs who do this on the daily. Here's the section they always hit first. -
The Easiest Way To Cut A Rutabaga Involves The Microwave
The secret to a stress-free experience with peeling and cutting a rutabaga is a common appliance already found in most kitchens: the microwave. -
Jacques Pépin's Foolproof Bowl Tip For Perfect Soufflés
While the French are known for their fabulous cuisine, no one is a master the way Jacques Pépin is. But how does the master make such stunning soufflés? -
Ina Garten's Cold Butter Hack For Juicy Burgers
Wow your friends and family with this burger hack. Celebrity chef Ina Garten has a quick trick for making sure your burgers stay juicy throughout their cooking. -
Alton Brown's Quick Thaw Method For Massive Turkeys
We've all been there - you wake up Thanksgiving morning and your turkey is still frozen. But leave it to Alton Brown to come up with a quick thaw method.