Rice Vinegar Is Key To Creamy Homemade Kewpie Mayo
Japanese Kewpie mayo has a worldwide cult following, and this is how to use rice vinegar to make your own home, or even dock up a store-bought jar.
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Why You Should Keep Wax Paper Away From Hot Ovens
If you've been using wax paper in the same manner as parchment paper to roast or bake foods in the oven, you should know why the practice isn't safe.
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Jamaican Braised Oxtail Stew Recipe
A labor of love, this Jamaican braised oxtail is both hearty and zingy, thanks to a classic green seasoning marinade with ginger and fresh herbs.
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15 Foods That Don't Taste As Good As They Used To
Some foods don't taste the same as they once did. There are lots of reasons for this, some obvious, some not so much. From Oreos to Nutella, we've got deets.
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What Starbucks' Founders Almost Named Their Iconic Coffee Chain
Starbucks almost had a name that related more to its home city of Seattle, but wasn't quite as catchy or unique as the brand name we know today.
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When Is It Improper Etiquette To Eat Sushi With Chopsticks?
When dining in a nice sushi restaurant, follow traditional etiquette and eat these types of sushi with your hands instead of with chopsticks.
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Rescue Oversalted Sauces With A Single Slice Of Raw Potato
Oversalting a sauce can be avoided by not being too hasty, but if you do end up with a super-salty condiment, a slice of potato can help you out.
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Burgers Almost Never Come From A Single Cow
You may think that ground beef is made from one or a few cows, but the actual number, and the way ground beef is made in America, could be a surprise.
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Why It's A Mistake To Cook Cold Bacon Every Time
Taking cold bacon from the fridge and immediately placing it in a hot skillet might be tempting, but you should let it come to room temperature first.
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Why Mayonnaise Tastes Better At Restaurants
If you've tried to make tuna or chicken salad at home to no avail, it might be the mayo. Here's why the condiment always tastes better at restaurants.
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Is It Safe To Eat Frozen Meat After It Expires?
While frozen meat remains safe for consumption after its expiration date, keeping it frozen for an extended period can lead to drawbacks in taste and texture.
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The Country That Eats The Most Bread By A Landslide
If you think we eat a lot of bread in America, it may surprise you to know that we pale in comparison to another country that eats the most loaves every year.
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Elevate Your Fresh Fruit With Tangy Lemon Curd Whipped Cream
If you love the pairing of fresh fruit and whipped cream, here's a unique take on the classic dish - adding in some tangy lemon curd for a pop of zing.
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'Light' Olive Oil Isn't Actually More Nutritious
Many assume that light olive oil is lower in fat, calories, or sodium, and therefore more nutritious. This misunderstanding, while reasonable, is incorrect.
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The Old Fashioned Kitchen Gadget Ina Garten Always Has On Hand
Everyone has that one kitchen gadget that gets used the most whether from sentimental value or sheer convenience. Of course, Ina Garten has her own fav too.
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The Sparkling Swap To Give Beer Pong A Fancy Twist
If you love playing beer pong, but feel embarrassed to suggest it anywhere outside of a college party, try this more elegant version with a sparkling twist.
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Hit Or Skip: Which Rao's Homemade Frozen Entrees Are Worth The Price
Rao's frozen entrees -- you know 'em, maybe you love 'em. Well, we've got the dish on the Rao's meals that are hits, and those you can leave on the shelf.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Favorite Knife Is Incredibly Versatile
Giada De Laurentiis is the first to tell you that having a go-to kitchen knife is essential for everyday cooking; and her favorite is incredibly versatile too.
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1-Skillet French Onion Pork Chops Recipe
Fans of French onion soup and pork chops will rejoice over this one-skillet recipe, which combines the soup with pork to make a surprisingly cohesive dish.
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How Long An Open Bottle Of Champagne Actually Lasts
Most Champagne stays bubbly for a certain period of time, but the freshness of your bottle can depend on its size, how it's stored, and more.
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Save Time On An Egg Wash, Reach For The Mayo Instead
An egg wash lends any baked good a crispy golden finish that's oh-so pretty. But why bother with the mess of eggs when you can use mayo instead?
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Relying On The Delayed Start Function Could Kill Your Oven
As kitchen appliances become more and more sophisticated, some features are not all that they seems. The delayed start function can hurt your oven.
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Grocery Stores Rearrange Their Layout To Play Tricks On Your Wallet
If you often notice that you are spending more than you intended when grocery store shopping, you're not alone. They're playing tricks on your wallet.
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Leftover Alfredo Sauce Is The Star Ingredient To Elevate Creamy Dips
Have some leftover alfredo sauce but no pasta? No problemo! Alfredo can turn just about any dip into a creamy, delicious dream, perfect for any occasion.
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How To Slow Down Avocado Ripening
Avocados are as finicky as they are delicious. To ensure that your luscious green fruit stays in peak ripeness, you may need to slow things down.
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The Sweet American Snack Paul Hollywood Openly Despises
Paul Hollywood, Scouse baker extraordinaire and global TV personality, holds no punches when it comes to this one beloved American snack cake.
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Is Whiskey Safe For Gluten-Free Drinkers?
Whiskey is often made with grains like barley, rye, and wheat, which could be problematic for gluten-free drinkers, but all hope is not lost.
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