Why Decaf Tea Is More Expensive Than Caffeinated
Decaf tea is quite different from traditional tea drinks where the leaves go through a complex process that makes this option more expensive.
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Ina Garten's Frosting Tip For Crumb-Free Cakes
Ina Garten is queen of the kitchen and the bakery, and she understands that home bakers don't necessarily have time to apply crumb coats to their cakes.
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Your Hotel's Mini Fridge Probably Isn't Safe For Takeout And Leftovers
We've all been there: having a takeaway at a hotel, but we end up being too tired to finish. Before you stick your leftovers into the mini fridge, think again.
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The Best Fillings For Homemade Sushi Burritos
Making delicious sushi burritos at home doesn't have to be overly difficult, and there are plenty of yummy ingredients you can add for maximum flavor.
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Transform Milk Into Heavy Cream With One Ingredient
When you need heavy cream but don't have any on hand, there are some options. In fact you can make a great substitute with one single ingredient.
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Deck Out Your Desserts With A Savory Drizzle Of Olive Oil
Plenty of desserts feature olive oil as an alternative to butter, and drizzling savory olive oil over the top of your desserts will enhance their sweet flavors.
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The Steak Flipping Myth You Should Unlearn Now
There is a laundry list of rules for how to grill a steak properly, but we're setting the record straight that you can flip a steak more than once.
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How To Eat Flaxseeds And The Best Way To Grind Them
You have probably seen flaxseed as an ingredient in your favorite smoothie, but is that the only way to eat them? They're super versatile if you grind them.
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Air Fry Your Lemons For Deliciously Complex Lemonade
When life gives you lemons, toss them straight into the air fryer, because whole roasted lemons - yes, peel and all - make the best lemonade, period.
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The Ingredient Swap You Should Try For Nut-Free Pesto
Raw sunflower seeds, with their earthy taste and high oil content, will give your nut-free pesto a pleasant and luxurious creaminess with loads of flavor.
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The Best Cheeses To Pair With Apple Cider, According To An Expert
Warm apple cider is a fall favorite for many, and the good news is that this aromatic tipple pairs just as well with cheese as colder drinks do.
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How To Eat Rambutan And What Flavors To Expect
Wondering how to eat rambutan? It's easy: Simply make a small cut in the rind and give it a gentle squeeze, allowing the jelly-like flesh inside to slide out.
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What Is Mexican Horchata And What Should It Taste Like?
Mexican horchata is as quintessential to Mexican cuisine as Champagne is to French. It's frothy, creamy, the stuff of dreams -- here's what you need to know.
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Your Ribs Will Benefit From A Splash Of Orange Juice
Orange juice doesn't just keep your ribs succulent; it also imparts an underlying zing of flavor - slightly sweet, slightly tangy - that elevates each bite.
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Dishwasher Pods Can Clean More In Your Kitchen Than Just Dishes
Dishwasher pods do more than get dishes, cutlery, and glasses sparkling and clean. With some elbow grease, they're a great way to spruce up the whole kitchen.
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The Key To Soft Scrambled Eggs Is A Little Bit Of Acid
If you, like many of us, prefer your scrambled eggs to be soft and buttery, you need to try this hack. You'll never have rubbery eggs again.
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Martha Stewart's Paper Towel Hack To Safely Get Rid Of Cooking Oil
One of the most dangerous parts of cooking is dealing with hot oil. Disposing of it is just as dangerous for you and your home, and Martha Stewart's hack helps.
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Ina Garten's Secret To Superior Eggplant Parm
Eggplant parmesan is as delicious as it is a pain to make. To make life just that much easier, use Ina Garten's secret and have the most delicious parm ever.
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Give Flavor To Pork-Free Meatballs With A Key Seasoning
Italian meatballs usually blend pork and beef, but you can skip the pork and still get rich, flavorful meatballs. Here's what you need to add instead.
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Why Haggis Is Banned In The US
Haggis, the national dish of Scotland, is popular the world over -- but not in the USA. In fact, it's one ingredient in particular that has resulted in its ban.
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Chicken Salad-Stuffed Avocados Recipe
Classic chicken salad gets a creamy, tangy twist with the audition of chopped avocado and Greek yogurt...and then it's stuffed into an avocado.
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What Makes Kobe Steak The Most Expensive Cut
Kobe beef is the rarest and finest steak in the world, with exceptionally high standards to meet. Accordingly, it's the world's most expensive beef.
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Chef Michael Chiarello Dead At 61 Due To Allergic Reaction
Michael Chiarello found joy in food and used it as a way to connect to others. Sadly, the chef died after suffering a severe allergic reaction.
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All You Need To Clean Your Garbage Disposal Is A Tray Of Ice Cubes
You may already have everything you need to clean your garbage disposal. As long as you have a tray of ice handy, you'll have a cleaner kitchen in no time.
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The Lettuce Mistake That Can Ruin Your Caesar Salad
Lettuce is important for any salad, but especially so for a Caesar salad as the heavy weight of the dressing can weigh down the wrong leaves.
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The Best Reason To Store Cocktail Glasses Upside Down
Your glassware is important when it comes to your home bar, but so is storing them correctly. Here's why you'll want to store them upside down.
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You've Probably Been Folding Potstickers Wrong
Anmao Sun, co-founder of the San Francisco-based restaurant chain Mamahuhu, offers a helpful tip for hand-folding your potstickers: do it from the outside in.
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