How To Freeze Crepes Like A Pro And Prevent Them From Sticking Together
If you know how to do it properly, freezing crepes doesn't ruin them. They don't stick, and their texture remains as lovely as ever. Here's how to freeze them.
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The Best Way To Cook Costco's Chick-Fil-A Copycat Nuggets (For Maximum Crispiness)
When you can't make it to Chick-fil-A, Costco has a brand of chicken nuggets that taste just like them. Here's how to cook them to ensure maximum crispiness.
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The Essential Ingredients You Need For Corned Beef, According To An Expert
If you want to make corned beef at home, it's surprisingly simple. All you need are the right ingredients (and a hefty amount of time) for tasty cured meat.
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The Easiest Way To Fix Gluey Mashed Potatoes Is Also The Most Delicious
We spoke to expert chef Melanie Shurka to get the low-down scoop on how to prevent creamy mashed potatoes from being ruined by the wrong texture.
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The Subtle Difference Between Chicken Breast And Tenderloins
Not sure what exactly the difference is between chicken breasts and tenderloins? While both cuts come from a similar place, the differences are quite subtle.
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How To Freeze Entire Corn Cobs For Juicy Results
If you want your frozen corn cobs to stay juicy, you have to take a few steps. Once you do it like this, you'll never want to freeze corn cobs any other way.
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What Happens If You Add Too Many Eggs To Baked Goods?
Many popular and delicious baked goods require eggs, but if you accidentally add too many to your recipe, you might not like the final outcome.
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How To Choose The Best Bread For Your Tuna Melt
A tuna melt is a deceptively simple sandwich, so every ingredient you add to it matters. That being said, how do you choose the bread for a tuna melt?
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Experts Reveal The 7 Healthiest And 4 Unhealthiest Flours
There are so many kinds of flours out there, from chickpea flour to bleached flour to self-rising flour. These are the healthiest and unhealthiest ones.
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Bone Broth Only Takes 2 Hours With One Handy Kitchen Gadget
Bone broth is one of the most versatile and useful staples that you can cook up at home, and you can get it done in a snap with the right tools.
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The Unexpected Canned Food That Transforms Baked Beans
Are you looking for something to jazz up your baked beans? Does your recipe need a little zhuzh? If so, add this one canned staple and thank us later.
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The Absolute Best Oven Temperature For Perfect Roasted Veggies
Struggling to find the best temperature to roast your favorite veggies? There's only one temperature that will roast most of your favorites to perfection.
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Never Buy Green Onions Again: Regrow Them At Home With This Easy Trick
Saving money at the grocery store is always a great thing. Use this easy trick to regrow your own green onions at home and you'll never have to buy them again.
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Here's How To Know How Many Slices You'll Get From A Bundt Cake
Bundt cakes are known for their beautiful design. While striking, this design makes it quite difficult to work out how many slices you'll get from a Bundt cake.
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How To Make Hot Dogs Taste Like Costco's Food Court Version
Nothing hits quite like a Costco all beef hot dog, but let's be real: Heading to Costco is an ordeal with a capital O, so get the same experience at home.
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The Simple Method That Creates So Much Less Fridge Waste
Ever buy that healthy bag of produce and then forget it in the back of the fridge until it goes bad? This fridge tip can help you reduce your food waste easily.
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What Is An Oven Hot Spot & How Does It Affect Cake Baking?
If your cakes are coming out of the oven unevenly cooked, your appliance likely has hot spots. According to an expert, there are ways to identify and avoid them.
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Canned Vs Fresh Tomatoes: Which Makes The Best Pasta Sauce?
It can be hard to determine whether fresh or canned tomatoes are better for pasta sauce, but Dominick DiBartolomeo has some key considerations to keep in mind.
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The Single Ingredient That Gives Your Maple Syrup A Flavor Boost
When it comes to maple syrup, a dash of this one ingredient adds some complexity to the sweetness, and creates layers of both texture and flavor.
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Experts Sift Through The 6 Signs Your Flour Has Gone Bad
Did you know that flour can go bad? Well, it can, and it's important not to use expired flour. Here are some signs to look out for to see if it has gone bad.
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14 Simple Additions That Will Elevate Canned Meats
If you have a bunch of containers of canned meat sitting in your panty that you don't know what to do with, here are some additions that will elevate it.
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The Unexpected Thing Ina Garten Never Brings To A Dinner Party
Dinner parties are fun events to socialize, but if you're bringing this one common gift, you're creating more work for your poor host. Bring this instead.
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Avoid This Mistake When Storing Egg Cartons In The Fridge
Managing proper egg storage can be tricky, but according to an expert, there is one easy trick for maintaining freshness while they sit in their carton.
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The Absolute Best Canned Chili Brand Is One You Probably Grew Up With
If you grew up eating canned anything, odds are that you've had this brand before. It's a childhood favorite, and it happens to make a banging chili.
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Transform Hot Dogs Into Octopuses With This Adorable DIY Hack
Want to jazz up your hot dogs in a really cute yet so, so easy way? It's time to make salcipulpos (called tako sausages in Japan), aka hot dog octopuses.
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This Lesser-Known Steak Cut Is Made For The Slow Cooker
Preparing proteins in the slow cooker is a breeze, but not every cut is the same — one delicious and affordable style is comparable to fancy steaks.
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Top Chili With Coconut Cream For A More Complex Flavor
For a new experience, ditch the dollop of sour cream on your chili and try adding some whipped (unsweetened) coconut cream. You'll never go back.
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