The Secret To Keeping Chicken Super Juicy In The Oven Is This 2-Ingredient Coating
If you want your chicken, especially the white meat, to stay deliciously juicy when you cook it, just coat the whole thing with these two ingredients.
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Here's Where Olive Garden Sources Its Tomatoes For Marinara Sauce
Olive Garden, famous for its consistency and general quality for fast-casual food, sources its tomatoes for its marinara sauce from one region.
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Ditch The Chocolate Chips For A Nutty Add-In
Sure, chocolate chip cookies are the be-all, end-all of cookies (no, we're not debating that), but you can totally change the flavor by using a nutty add-in.
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How Dollar Tree's $1.25 Bench Scraper Benefits You In The Kitchen
Dollar Tree might be known for its affordable goods, but that doesn't mean the quality isn't there, especially when it comes to its steel bench scraper.
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The Coveted Cut Of Steak Michael Symon Gives A Hard Pass To Every Time
Michael Symon knows his meat, so Food Republic was shocked to learn that he actively avoids this popular (and coveted) cut of steak for one specific reason.
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Say Goodbye To These Kitchen Trends In 2026
Kitchen design trends change every year, and 2026 is no exception. Bid farewell to these fading kitchen trends that we think won't bleed into 2026.
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Who Makes Costco's Frozen Three Berry Blend?
Costco's Kirkland Signature provides a frozen smoothie blend, the Three Berry Blend, but Costco doesn't produce it itself. Instead, they contract out.
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Why You Should Use Balsamic Vinegar To Caramelize Onions
Balsamic vinegar and caramelized onions go together incredibly well. Here's why the two are a perfect match and how you can add balsamic to your onions.
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The 9 Best Chain Steakhouse Dry-Aged Steaks You Can Order
Few things beat a juicy, dry-aged steak, and these cuts offerings, from strips to T-bones, are the very best your can get from popular steakhouse chains.
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How Ina Garten Gives Hot Chocolate A Much-Needed Boost
Ina Garten has a way of making the simplest recipes elegant with simple ingredient additions, and her hot chocolate is no exception.
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Spanish Vs Mexican Tortillas: Is There Really A Difference?
The Spanish tortilla and the Mexican version are both global icons. But are they secret relatives in the culinary world, or are they truly unique?
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How Gordon Ramsay Prevents Watery Lasagna Every Time
For those nights you crave a home-cooked meal, celebrity chefs like Gordon Ramsay are on hand with plenty of tips to prevent the ultimate sin: watery lasagna.
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The Chain Steakhouse With The Best Variety Of Cuts
Patrons of this popular steakhouse chain have the best variety of fresh cuts to choose from each day compared to its two biggest competitors.
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Pantry Organizing Supplies Can Be Pricey, But Here's How To Do It For Free
Sometimes the best organizing solution is the easiest one, so here's a free, simple way to keep your pantry tidy with items you already have.
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5 Celebrity Chefs That You May Have Forgotten About
Whether you're revisiting old memories or meeting a new star, these five celebrity chefs have earned their spot in the culinary hall of fame.
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Giada De Laurentiis Boosts Hot Chocolate With This Classic Spread
Giada de Laurentiis can make the most mundane dish feel magical, so when she adds this classic (and delicious) spread to hot chocolate, we take notes.
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10 Unique Ways To Season Eggs You'll Wish You Tried Sooner
Eggs for breakfast are classic, but that doesn't mean they have to be boring. These unique ways to season your eggs will have your tastebuds singing.
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The Pennsylvania Retirement Community That Has Its Own Organic Farm
When one thinks of a retirement community, it's unlikely that food springs to mind, but in the case of this Pennsylvanian farm-slash-retirement home, it should.
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The 4 Most Common Types Of Coffee Beans And How They Differ
Of the 130-plus types of coffee beans out there, only four are commonly used or commercially grown, and between those four, two dominate production.
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8 Old-School Picnic Foods That Were Big In The 1950s
The 1950s were a big time for picnics, and these old-school foods, like ambrosia and cold fried chicken, used to be the star of the show back then.
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The One Step That Separates Melted Chocolate From Chocolate Ganache
Melted chocolate and ganache may look similar (and be nearly identical in composition), but there is one ingredient that sets the two apart.
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Molly Baz Keeps This Brand Of Kosher Salt Stocked In Her Pantry
Molly Baz, renowned cookbook author, has one particular type of salt that she always keeps on hand. And not just a type of salt, either, but a specific brand.
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The Common '50s Jell-O Dish That's No Longer On Menus
Back in the 1950s, many foods that we no longer eat were popular. Instant and prepackaged foods were thriving, so more care was put into presentation.
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How A Toilet Paper Holder Can Be Used On Kitchen Cabinets
We know how it sounds, but yes, actually, a toilet paper holder can be used on your kitchen cabinets for storage purposes; just get the right kind.
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The Origins Of Sahlab Go Back Centuries
Sahlab is a rich drink that goes back quite some ways. Originally made with wild orchid, the plant is almost extinct today, but you can still drink it.
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This Staple Portuguese Sandwich Puts A Plain Grilled Cheese To Shame
Once you've tried this decadently popular Portuguese sandwich, believe us — you'll never look at a simple grilled cheese the same way again.
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9 Common Mistakes Everyone Makes When Baking Cookies
Cookies seem pretty simple to make, but there's a lot that can go wrong. Get the most out of your batch by avoiding these simple mistakes everyone makes.
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