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There are a million ways to enjoy your steak, just the way you like it, but if you haven't tried adding an herby compound butter, you're missing out.
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The Absolute Best Greens To Use In Lyonnaise Salad
A Lyonnaise salad is composed of few ingredients -- lettuce, bacon, poached egg, and warm dressing -- which makes your choice of greens vital. -
How To Make Fish Tacos With Tinned Fish
If you got a cupboard full of canned fish and some tortilla, it's time to cook fish tacos for tonight's dinner. Chef Charlotte Langley gave us her tips. -
The Oil Tip To Prevent Your Enchiladas From Falling Apart
If you find that your enchiladas tend to fall apart or disintegrate, whether during rolling or cooking, use this clever oil tip from Jorge Guzmán. -
Devil Quail Eggs For A Creamier, Cuter Take On The Classic Appetizer
Deviled eggs are the perfect snack, but sometimes it's worth looking for a unique take on an old classic. For example, what if you made them adorably tiny? -
3 Unique Uses For Tinned Fish You Probably Haven't Thought Of Yet
If you only tend to use tinned fish to make tuna casserole, you're missing out on a whole range of dishes where the ingredient can really shine. -
Rub Your Steaks With Garlic For An Easy Flavor Infusion
One of the pitfalls of using garlic when searing your steak is that the spice often burns before the steak gets a good crust. Here's how to avoid that. -
Don't Fuss With A Roux And Use One Ingredient For Creamy Mac And Cheese
Macaroni and cheese is a nostalgic staple in many a household, but whipping up a creamy cheese sauce with a roux takes time. Skip the hassle instead. -
Add One Staple Condiment To Your Steak Sauce For A Spicy Upgrade
Steak sauce is a classic addition to any steak dish, but if you want something with an extra kick, look no further than this one ingredient. -
Make Scrambled Eggs Into A Gourmet Dish With One Luxurious Addition
Scrambled eggs are already delicious, but there's an easy way to up your game. Just add this one ingredient to make yourself a truly classy meal. -
What Type Of Champagne Should You Use For Mimosas?
A good quality mimosa doesn't have to cost a good amount. We consulted an expert to determine what type of Champagne work best and the answer may surprise you. -
Is There An Ideal Temperature For Brewing Coffee?
Food Republic consulted an expert to find out which temperature range is suitable for almost all coffee brewing methods, producing a perfectly balanced cup. -
The Key To Great Coffee At Home Is Precision
The secret to making the best coffee at home is less about having a magical touch and more about following an exact science -- every single time. -
How To Make Instant Coffee Taste Better
Food Republic asked coffee expert Matt Woodburn-Simmonds to share his tips for how to make a cup of instant coffee taste delicious every time. -
What Happens If You Griddle Too Many Steaks At The Same Time?
If you need to cook a multitude of steaks, it can be tempting to try and do so all at once -- but you really should limit how many you cook at one time. -
Here's What Makes Buffalo Wild Wings Taste So Good
Love Buffalo Wild Wings finger-licking-good chicken and want to make it at home? It's doable - it just requires knowing what they use to cook their meals. -
The Stirring Tip For Picture-Perfect Macarons Every Time
If you want to try making macarons at home, there is one big tip to making them perfect - and it all has to do with how you stir the batter. -
The 2 Types Of Tinned Fish That Taste Most Like Their Fresh Counterparts
Food Republic asked chef Charlotte Langley, an Ocean Ambassador for the MSC, which types of tinned fish taste most like their fresh counterparts. -
White Wine Is The Unexpected Perfect Pairing For Wagyu Steak
Usually red wines are the way to go with meat dishes, but not so with Wagyu. We talked to an expert who said switch things up and go with a white. -
The Fabulous Way Ina Garten Boozes Up Chicken
Alcohol with chicken might sound odd, but Ina Garten knows how to use booze to make deliciously tender chicken breasts with spicy and zesty flavors. -
What's The Best Temperature For Serving Soup?
Think beyond simple terms like hot and cold and find out which recommended temperatures you should serve your soups at (and your serving bowls, too). -
The Enzoni Cocktail Is A Classic Drink That Starts With Grapes
Never had fresh grapes in a cocktail? The enzoni, a fresher offshoot of the negroni, will convince you that this fruit is super underrated in drinks. -
Give Canned Tomato Soup An Umami Upgrade With One Addition
For canned tomato soup that's anything but flat and boring, use this super-savory ingredient in the soup or as a garnish, in a side dish, or even in croutons. -
The Temperature Tip You Need For Grilling Pork Chops
Instead of grilling pork chops over one area of heat the whole time, you should use a range of temps to your advantage, according to a grilling expert. -
How To Elevate Canned Tomato Soup With Your Favorite Flavored Oil
Canned tomato soup is a comfort classic, but why not elevate it? A swirl of your favorite flavored oil will transform this staple into a tantalizing treat. -
A Splash Of Booze Is All You Need To Upgrade Boxed Cake Mix
Whether mixed into the batter of your boxed cake mix or whipped into some canned frosting, a splash of booze can upgrade your cake mix in big ways. -
Gordon Ramsay's Secret Ingredient For Steak Is One We Wish We'd Known Before
To get the most flavor, tenderness, and moisture out of his filet mignon, Gordon Ramsay cooks the cut in this one liquid for supreme results.