The Ingredient Substitute You Need To Level Up Boxed Mac And Cheese
With a simple swap you probably already have in your refrigerator, boxed macaroni and cheese can become even more deliciously creamy and indulgent.
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The Best Vegetable Oil Swap For Deep-Frying
There are plenty of good oils out there for deep frying, but vegetable oil tends to be touted as the best. However, there are quality alternatives as well.
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Turn Leftover Rotisserie Chicken Into An Easy Homemade Stock
Take your leftover rotisserie chicken bones and skin to make the most full-bodied, collagen-rich, and absolutely delicious homemade chicken stock.
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Condensed Vs Evaporated Milk: What's The Difference?
We're setting the record straight on why condensed add evaporated milk are so different, and whether or not you can use them for the same purposes.
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15 Simple Ways To Upgrade Tartar Sauce
Tartar sauce is a go-to for upgrading seafood dishes, but why not upgrade the tartar sauce itself? Add one of these ingredients to kick things up a notch.
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Ina Garten Ditches The Buns For English Muffins When She Makes Burgers
Learn why Ina Garten's English muffin burgers might become your go-to choice over regular burger buns, plus more of her tips for the perfect hamburger.
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How To Make Homemade Crunch Bars With Just 2 Ingredients
Crunch bars, chocolate candy bars that are speckled with puffed rice, are as delicious as they are easy to make at home -- and with only two ingredients.
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Easily Cut Watermelon Into Cubes With This Hack
Cutting up a watermelon can be intimidating, but we have a hack that makes it way easier and less messy: Cross hatch the inside like you would an avocado.
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Delicious Twists That Will Upgrade Your French Toast
If you're still making French toast with its original boring bread and a simple eggy bath, get ready for some inventive takes that offer serious elevation.
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Why Is Chicken Considered To Be Both White And Dark Meat?
The difference between white and dark meat isn't just the color and taste; the biology of a chicken reveals how these different types of meat come to be.
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The Common Mistake People Make When Adding Wine To Pasta Sauce
Cooking with wines can seriously elevate a dish, but there could be a common mistake you're making when choosing to add the vino to a pasta sauce.
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Swap Bread For Hash Browns The Next Time You Make Avocado Toast
If you're bored with avocado toast or love mash-up dishes, follow our tips to replace the bread with crispy hash browns that can hold all your fave toppings.
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Soak Strawberries In Your Choice Of Liquor For This Easy Fourth Of July Dessert
To end your Fourth of July dinner or cookout, make a simple but light (and boozy!) dessert by soaking some fresh strawberries in your liquor of choice.
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Swap In Zucchini For A Fresh Take On Eggplant Parmesan
Using a few prep tips for best results, you can make a delicious zucchini parmesan that's light enough for summertime but satisfying enough for a family dinner.
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The Chef-Approved Bread You Should Be Using For Avocado Toast
A pro chef tells Food Republic which type of bread she loves to use with avocado toast, plus advice for choosing other loaves to suit your preferences.
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What Exactly Is Abalone And How Do You Eat It?
Abalone isn't one of America's most popular foods due to its scarcity and difficult preparation, but it absolutely is delicious when prepared properly.
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The Easiest Way To Upgrade Boxed Pancake Mix
These simple additions you already have on hand, plus a few other tips, will ensure your pancakes from a box are fluffy and soft instead of flat and tough.
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What Is Steak Oscar And How Do You Cook It?
Steak Oscar is a classic three-part surf and turf dish that every cook should know, and this pinnacle of luxurious cuisine actually isn't too hard to prepare.
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The Best Greens To Use When Making A Charred Salad
You can upgrade your salads by first charring the greens on the grill. The best greens to use on the grill depends on how much they can handle the heat.
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The Sweet Ingredient Alton Brown Uses In His French Toast (No, It's Not Sugar)
Alton Brown brings his scientific approach to many dishes, including French toast. Here's the unique sweet ingredient he chooses to incorporate.
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Water Vs Milk: Here's What You Need To Know When Making Fluffy Scrambled Eggs
What's up with water vs. milk when it comes to scrambled eggs? We've got the lowdown -- even some celebrity chefs weigh-in on all the fluffy goodness.
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Instantly Thicken Your Pasta Sauce With One Creamy Cheese
Made dinner and found that your pasta sauce is just a touch too watery? Never fear! A few tablespoons of cream cheese will solve the problem and thicken it up.
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Ice Pops Are Easier Than Ever To Make With This Loaf Pan Hack
Usually ice pops require a special mold to achieve their signature shape, but your humble loaf pan can deliver these fruity, icy treats in a flash.
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Level Up Your Homemade Rotisserie Chicken With These Expert Tips
This is how you're going to take that homemade rotisserie chicken to the next level. From basting spray to smoking, we've got lots of expert home chef advice.
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A Chef Shares The Biggest Mistake Beginners Make When Grilling Steak
Grilling steaks can be intimidating, but one chef-approved way to ensure a successful meal is to preheat your grill properly to get a proper char.
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The Step You Shouldn't Skip For The Fluffiest Mashed Potatoes
If you like your mashed potatoes light and fluffy instead of dense and creamy, this super simple prep step that can even be done in advance is for you.
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The Underrated Noodle You Should Try Mixing Into Your Pasta Salad
Pasta salad is traditionally made with short noodles like elbows, but you can upgrade this side dish to a starring role with one simple swap: bucatini.
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