Turn Everyday Spices Into Bold Cocktail Infusions
To make your own custom cocktails, you can turn to everyday spices to craft unique, bold infusions that will fit any flavor profile or liquor.
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How To Ensure Frozen Crab Legs Cook Evenly Every Time
Food Republic spoke with chef and recipe expert Dennis Littley about the best way to prepare and cook frozen crab legs so they heat through evenly.
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How To Cook Flavorful Salmon In An Instant Pot
The Instant Pot is a great way to cook fish. If you want to cook a nice salmon fillet in yours but aren't sure of the best way, we've got you covered.
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3 Simple Substitutes For Red Wine Vinegar In A Recipe
If you're out of red wine vinegar, don't panic. We spoke to an expert and got the best substitutions that you likely already have in your pantry.
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How To Reheat Cornbread So It Doesn't Dry Out
So, you've got a batch of leftover cornbread, ready and waiting to be enjoyed the next day -- how do you reheat it without compromising its moisture?
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Can You Reheat Store-Bought Cookies And How Do You Do It?
Whether you want to fool your guests into thinking you made them from scratch or just want low effort, warm cookies, you can reheat store-bought cookies easily.
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Are Red Wine Vinegar And Balsamic Interchangeable?
When you need to substitute red wine vinegar, should you turn to balsamic -- and vice versa? The answer, unfortunately, is largely dependent on the situation.
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How To Fix An Overly Acidic Dressing With These Sweet Ingredients
If you find that your salad dressing tastes overly acidic, try reaching for a common natural sweetener with a bit of complexity to balance it out.
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Pro Tips For Making The Crispiest Veggie Chips
Veggie chips are tasty from the grocery store, but they're even better when you make them yourself. Here's how to ensure crispy results, every time.
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How To Store Homemade Bread For Maximum Freshness
It can be rather deflating when your homemade bread starts to go stale too soon, so follow these simple storage tips to ensure maximum freshness.
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How To Cut Beef Wellington So It Doesn't Fall Apart
Beef Wellington combines tender steak with flaky puff pastry, and the contrasting textures require finesse when slicing so it doesn't fall apart.
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How To Grill Shrimp Without It Getting Stuck
If you often find yourself prying shrimp off the grill and tearing them apart, there's a solution to perfectly grilling and removing your shrimp every time.
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The Quicker Method For Ripening Avocados Without A Paper Bag
Learn how to soften your avocados more quickly when you're dreaming of the perfect mashed spread on toast but have only hardened avocados on hand.
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How To Sweeten Up Plain Greek Yogurt And Make It Taste Like A Decadent Dessert
It takes just a few minutes to jazz up your plain Greek yogurt and create something that tastes more like dessert but without all the added sugar.
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The Simple Way To Hull Strawberries, No Knife Required
While you could cut the tops off your strawberries with a paring knife, we've found a way to hull strawberries that's easier and more kid-friendly.
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5 Tips You Need For Sandwich Bread To Prevent A Soggy Mess
Sure, if you eat a sandwich right away, it's unlikely to get too soggy -- but prepping one for later? That's another story. Here's how to prevent sogginess.
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Don't Use Dairy-Free Milks For The Ultimate Vegan Mac And Cheese
If you want to make the cheesiest vegan sauce for your mac and cheese, don't use something like oat, almond, or soy milk. Use this liquid instead.
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How To Make Collins Spears At Home For Your Next Cocktail Party
If you want to make ice that perfectly fits into a Collins glass, you're going to need Collins spears -- but making them can be tricky. Here's how.
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How Long Does Fresh Pasta Take To Cook?
We're all likely familiar with cooking packaged, dried pasta for about 8 minutes, but what about if we make it fresh? Just how long does it need to cook?
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How To Make A Shortcut Vodka Sauce With Jarred Pasta Sauce
Making a vodka sauce can take a couple hours, depending on your recipe, but you can simplify things (and save time) with canned tomato sauce.
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How To Fix Split Hollandaise Sauce
Hollandaise is a deceptively simple combination of melted butter and warm egg yolks whisked together, but it only comes together under specific conditions.
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You've Probably Been Breaking One Food-Cutting Etiquette Rule
There are plenty of rules concerning etiquette and fine dining, and you may have unintentionally been breaking this one rule when eating out.
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How To Replicate The Crust And Crumb Of Artisan Bread At Home
Artisan bread is rustic, crusty, and delicious partly thanks to its particular crumb, but can you make it at home? We talked to an expert to find out how.
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Dip Strawberries In A Sweet And Tangy Coating For A Tasty Treat
If you're looking to add more flavor to your next batch of strawberries, consider whipping up this quick and easy fruit dip that's perfect for snacking.
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How To Properly Use A Meat Thermometer
For many cooks, the only truly foolproof way of telling the doneness of your meat is by using a thermometer. With one, the guesswork goes away entirely.
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The Telltale Signs Your Crepe Is Ready To Flip
When making homemade crepes, flipping them is a crucial part of the process. Check out our tips to help you determine when it's time to flip.
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Head To Your Coffee Bar For A Creamy Oatmeal Upgrade
When you're looking to add more flavor and creaminess to your bowl of oatmeal at breakfast, consider an ingredient favored by many coffee lovers.
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