Lidia Bastianich's 3-Ingredient Pasta Is Perfect For A Weeknight Meal
Lidia Bastianich is famed for her Italian cooking, so when she says this three-ingredient pasta is a great, simple dinner, we absolutely believe her.
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The Costco Potstickers That Belong In The Air Fryer
Costco sells a very tasty bag of potstickers that we think taste best when cooked in the air fryer. Here's why and how you can even customize their flavor.
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Why This Pappy Van Winkle Year Isn't Worth The Sky-High Price Tag
Many bourbon enthusiasts agree that while this Pappy year is a good bourbon, it's not worth its sky-high price tag compared to some other years.
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The Type Of Shelves That Give Your Kitchen More Storage Space
Shelving may not be the first thing you think of when it comes to organizing your space, but they can make a huge difference. Here's our top pick.
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You've Been Making Some Serious Mistakes With Your Air Fryer
Air fryers are more popular than ever, but many owners forget the best ways to take care of them so they continue to deliver crispy, delicious food for years.
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Here's Why The Property Brothers Prefer Induction Stoves Over Gas
The Property Brothers know their way around a kitchen and are always on the nose for up-and-coming designs, including technology. They hate gas for a reason.
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Modern Grilled Cheese Has Nothing On This Baked 1950s Sandwich
While the modern grilled cheese sandwich is delicious in its own right, there's a baked 1950s version that deserves some much-needed spotlight.
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This Coffee Drink Should Be Avoided When A Restaurant Is Busy
If a restaurant or cafe is slammed and super busy, there are certain drinks you should avoid -- one in particular will likely be poor quality.
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The One US State Sam's Club Will Not Ship To If You Order Online
Ordering your groceries online is an easy way to streamline for life, so when Sam's Club stopped shipping to this U.S. state, customers were displeased.
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The Simple Difference Between City And Country Hams
Country and city hams may look similar, but the two are actually quite different. They're both cured, but the process for each is vastly different.
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The Arizona Pie Shop That Started At Farmers Markets And Is Now A Treasure Of The State
One Arizona pie shop that is now a household name in the state started at farmers markets, then a food truck, and now has a brick and mortar.
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10 Creative Ways To Use Greek Yogurt In The Kitchen
If there's a tub of Greek yogurt sitting in the back of your fridge and you don't want it to go to waste, these are some alternative ways to use your leftovers.
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The 3-Ingredient Cheesecake Filling That's Perfect For Stuffed Strawberries
If you want a dessert that's light, easy, but still tastes luxuriously decadent, then all you need are these cheesecake stuffed strawberries.
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The Not-So-Bizarre Food Andrew Zimmern Refuses To Eat
Andrew Zimmern has eaten some wild and wonderful things in his day, but this one pretty run-of-the-mill dish? Yeah, he refuses to even taste it.
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These 2 Ingredients Will Transform Your Beef Stew
It's beef stew season, y'awl, so to make sure you're ready to make the best possible dish, grab these two things from the store to forever change your stew.
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The Best Hole-In-The-Wall Steakhouses In America
You won't always find the best steak at the steakhouse chains. Sometimes, you have to really dig. These hole-in-the-wall steakhouses are the best in the U.S.
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Why These 2 Foods Are So Common On New Year's Day
Sure, it's traditional to pop a bottle of Champers on New Year's Eve, but there's one particular meal, featuring two foods, that we always eat for good luck.
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How To Grow A Vegetable Garden Right In Your Kitchen With An Egg Carton
If you want to start a little vegetable garden, you can do so right in the comfort of your kitchen. All you need is an egg carton, seeds, and som sun.
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Are Costco's Individual Pizza Slices Better Than A Whole Pie? Customers Think So
Getting pizza at the food court is a must at every visit to Costco, but shoppers have noticed a quality difference in slices versus the whole pie.
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Why Doesn't McDonald's Put A Whole Slice Of Cheese On The Filet-O-Fish?
You might assume that McDonald's treats its Filet-O-Fish just like a burger and uses a whole slice of cheese, but you'd be mistaken: It uses half.
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The Sweet Spanish Pastry José Andrés Calls 'A Croissant For The Gods'
José Andrés knows and loves sharing the joys of Spanish cuisine with his audience, and he especially wants more people to know about this sweet pastry.
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Avoid A Dated Look By Skipping This Sink Feature In Modern Kitchen Makeovers
To ensure your modern kitchen feels fresh and timelessly elegant, skip installing this sink feature, which will only make the space look outdated.
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We Tried And Ranked 9 Trader Joe's Frozen Dumplings
Trader Joe's sells more varieties of frozen dumplings than you may realize. We set out to try as many variations as possible to see which is the best.
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The Old-School Appetizer That Was Common At Tiki Bars In The '50s
Often served bite-sized and on a skewer, this old-school appetizer embodies tiki-cuisine: bold, Asian-American fusion with dramatic presentation.
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Turn Greek Yogurt Into A Strawberry Cheesecake Parfait With Just 3 Ingredients
The best part about parfaits is that they don't need to be complicated. In fact, you can make a strawberry cheesecake-flavored one with only three ingredients.
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Rick Steves' Favorite Place In Italy For Café-Sitting
Travel expert Rick Steves has a lot of tips and tricks regarding European culture, but his most important take may be about the best place for cafe-sitting in Italy.
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10 Unique Ways To Use Everything Bagel Seasoning You'll Wish You Tried Sooner
Everything but the bagel seasoning can be used on more than just your avocado toast. It's worth trying on everything from sushi to salads to potatoes.
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