Upgrade This Italian Appetizer With One Extra Prep Step
One of the beauties of many types of Italian food is how simple the dishes are to prepare, but it's worth adding a step to this particular appetizer.
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Make The Viral Trader Joe's Dumpling Bake With Just 4 Ingredients
There's a viral dumpling dish from Trader Joe's making its rounds. While delicious, the best part thing about it is that it only takes four ingredients.
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Use Up Leftover Pot Roast In This Simple Breakfast Food
Turn leftover pot roast into a hearty breakfast hash packed with flavor and protein -- an easy, satisfying way to start the day without waste.
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You'll Never Eat Ice Cream The Same Way Again: The Date Trick For The Most Dream-Worthy Dessert
Ice cream is a delicious treat all on its own, but once you hear this tip for adding dates, you'll never go back to eating it plain again. Here's what to do.
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How Much Protein A Can Of Vienna Sausages Actually Has
Vienna sausages are a classic (and, perhaps, old-fashioned) snack that can add a good deal of protein to any meal. Here's how much they have.
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How To Turn Leftover Pot Roast Into Another Comfort Meal
The best thing about pot roast is that you get leftovers, but it's easy to get tired of the same old. Fortunately, you can turn it into another comforting meal.
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Why Your Homemade Pad Thai Tastes Burnt And How To Prevent It
When you cook homemade pad Thai, does your end result end up tasting burnt? If so, then there is a specific mistake you are making,
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5 Easy Ways To Make Coffee When Your Power Goes Out
Even during a power outage, you don't have to skip your morning caffeine. You just need to go back to basics and know how to brew it without electricity.
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Why You Should Add Eggshells To Your Smoothies
Smoothies are a great way to pack in nutrients into one convenient drink, but did you know that you should be adding eggshells to your recipe?
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9 Cooking Trends From The 1950s That Still Don't Make Sense
The 1950s were a strange time to be cooking. The start of post-war America meant interesting ingredients, tools, and cooking practices. But not all made sense.
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Aldi's Award-Winning Frozen Seafood Item Belongs In Your Shopping Cart
In addition to an excellent meat department, Aldi offers an equally impressive frozen seafood section — including one award-winning item that is worth a try.
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How To Shop At Trader Joe's For The Week With A $50 Budget
Maximizing a $50 grocery budget requires a solid game plan, but mastering Trader Joe's with our tips ensures you find the value to last all week.
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Skip The Salt: Use This Seasoning Blend On Fries Instead
French fries are a classic side, delicious on their own, but you can take them up a notch (or five) by swapping out salt for this seasoning blend.
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The Burrito Mistake Even Good Cooks Make All The Time
Anyone who makes burritos at home has likely been guilty of this particular mistake, at least once. Here's what it is and how best to avoid it.
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Elevate Your Next Burgers With This Magical Mix-In
If you want to amp up your burger, keep it moist, and give it the most amazing texture imaginable, all you need to do is add this one magica mix-in.
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What Is Woody Okra And How Do You Avoid It?
Every okra connoisseur knows that woody okra can ruin a dish (if you don't prepare it properly). Here's what it is, how to avoid it, and how to salvage it, too.
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10 Surprising Ways To Use Instant Pudding Mix
Instant pudding can be used for a lot more than, well, just pudding. From smoothies to fudge to cookies, use that box of instant pudding mix creatively.
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Add This Ingredient To Pot Roast For An Italian Boost
A classic pot roast is always a crowd pleaser, but it can be a bit plain. Next time, shake things up by adding this Italian-inspired mix.
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You Can Skip This Step When Making Bacon In Your Oven
It may come as a surprise, but if you want the crispiest bacon possible (even just bacon that's evenly cooked), then you need to skip this step.
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How To Give Your Soup A Hearty Protein Boost With One Extra Ingredient
Soup is one of those comforting meals that can keep you warm in winter and cool in summer, but you can give it a hearty protein boost with one ingredient.
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For The Tastiest Broccoli, Use LongHorn Steakhouse's Method
If you love steamed broccoli, but you want to make it the tastiest it's ever been, then you need to follow LongHorn Steakhouse's method of cooking.
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How To Make An Italian Comfort Soup With 3 Ingredients
Short on time, energy, or even ingredients? No problem. You can make a delicious Italian soup with only these three ingredients. Simply toss in a pot and cook.
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How To Turn Aldi's Red Beans And Rice Mix Into A Hearty Meal For Cheap
Aldi's Red Beans and Rice Mix is a great base for a meal. You can transform it from delicious side into an easy main with a few quick add-ins.
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Amazon's Best Slow Cooker, According To Reviews
The top-rated slow cooker on Amazon boasts 4.8 stars and a design that is both spacious and portable. It even comes with built-in cord storage!
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How Martha Stewart Restores Marble Kitchen Counters
Martha Stewart knows a thing or two about excellently maintaining a house, so when she details the best way to restore a marble countertop, we take notes.
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10 Countertop Kitchen Appliances That Every Home Cook Needs
While some gadgets are a waste of counter space and not needed, these kitchen appliances are worth every penny and square inch of space in your kitchen.
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The Versatile Cooktop From The 1970s That Deserves A Comeback
This cooktop deserves a revival thanks to its sheer versatility, offering options that range from classic electric heating elements to indoor grilling.
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