How To Doctor Up Your Store-Bought Broth To Give It That Homemade Taste
Sure, store bought broth gets a bit of a bad rap, but it's for a good reason: the flavor lacks. To boost things up a bit, you can doctor it.
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The Sneaky Self-Checkout Trick You Won't Get Away With At Costco
Costco promotes a strictly "members-only" shopping experience -- and is cracking down on sneaky shoppers who have used self-checkout to their advantage.
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6 Quick Sources Of Protein For A Grab-And-Go Breakfast If Eggs Are Too Expensive
With the ongoing egg shortage and price spikes, it makes sense to look for affordable, yet protein-rich breakfast alternatives. Here are a few to consider.
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The Easy Citrus Tip To Make Your Store-Bought Margarita Mix Taste Fresh
No one denies the convenience of store-bought margarita mix -- it even tastes nice, for the most part -- but fresh? Certainly not. Change that with one thing.
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Take Your Mashed Potatoes To The Next Level With A Smoky Homemade Ingredient
Chef and recipe expert Dennis Littley of Ask Chef Dennis gave Food Republic the secret to turning your mashed potatoes into a smoky masterpiece.
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The Popular Casual Dining Chain That Will Finally Deliver Straight To Your Door
Do you have a love of breadsticks? Of zuppa toscana, pasta, garlic bread, or, perhaps, a giant salad? If so, you're in luck because this chain now delivers.
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Why Are Steaks Normally Paired With Heavier Wines?
Food Republic spoke with certified sommelier Ang Cosenza to help break down exactly what makes steak such a perfect pairing for heavier wines.
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Starbucks And McDonald's Don't Have Locations In One Picturesque State Capital
Major fast food chains like Starbucks and McDonald's are practically found around every corner -- but you won't find either in one state's capital city.
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Don't Throw Away Your Vegetable Scraps: Use Them In Stocks And Broth
If you are currently throwing your vegetable scraps away after cooking, you're doing yourself a disservice. Save them to make fresh stock instead.
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The Unique Giada De Laurentiis Hack For The Small Amounts Of Pasta Left In The Box
Is there anything more frustrating than having several types of pasta in small amounts? Make a full serving by using Giada De Laurentiis' tip.
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What's The Best Cut Of Beef For Steak Tartare?
Making steak tartare at home is a great way to enjoy a fantastic cut of steak and show off your knife skills, but which cut is the best and why?
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The Japanese Ingredient That'll Take Your Roast Chicken To The Next Level
Food Republic spoke with chef Richard Sandoval, who shared one delicious Japanese ingredient that can instantly elevate an oven-roasted chicken dish.
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Up Your Sommelier Status By Pairing A Delicate Wine With Your Steak
Sometimes you need a change of pace, and pairing what may at first seem like conflicting foods and wines can create a beautifully dichotomous meal.
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A Major Florida Orange Juice Company Could Be Headed For Bankruptcy
If you fancy a glass of orange juice with your breakfast every day, you need to check to make sure your favorite brand isn't about to go under.
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Why A Danish Dough Whisk Is The Ultimate Tool For Bakers
If you're a frequent baker and haven't picked up a Danish dough whisk yet, here's why it should become your new go-to tool for doughs, batters, and more.
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How To Use A Loaf Of Bread For Hassle-Free Dumplings
While Czech cuisine features a wide variety of dumplings, the simplest and most fundamental side dish is houskové knedlíky, or bread dumplings.
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The Ultra-Sweet Fruit You'll Always Find During Ramadan (And Why It's Symbolic)
There is plenty of ritual surrounding the foods eaten before and after the fasts of Ramadan, but one fruit in particular stands out in importance.
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What You Definitely Need To Avoid When Cleaning Your Air Fryer
Cleaning out your air fryer isn't as complicated as it might look, but there is one item you should never reach for when wiping down the kitchen appliance.
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The Unexpected Secret To The Crispiest Roast Potatoes
If you want your roasted potatoes to be as crispy as is physically possible, then you need to add this one ingredient commonly found in pasta.
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Is It Really A Good Idea To Drink Olive Oil?
There are plenty of people out there making some wild claims about drinking olive oil on an empty stomach, but do those claims hold their weight?
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Does McDonald's Have Gluten-Free Menu Options?
If you're looking to grab a quick bite at a fast food restaurant, McDonald's is a ubiquitous option - but are there choices for gluten-sensitive customers?
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How To Reheat Rice On Your Stovetop For Fluffy Perfection
If you're still reheating leftover rice in the microwave, you're going to want to check out this quick stovetop method that makes it seem freshly cooked.
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McDonald's Is Celebrating 50 Years Of A Popular Breakfast Item And Despite High Egg Prices, This $1 Deal Can't Be Beat
Soon, you will be able to snag one of McDonald's most iconic and ever-popular breakfast items for just $1, despite the nationwide egg shortage.
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The One Breakfast Rule To Remember If You're Visiting Italy
The most important meal of the day looks quite a bit different in Italy. To avoid looking like a total tourist while abroad, keep this breakfast rule in mind.
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Flavor Isn't The Only Thing That Makes Boxed Cake Mixes So Delicious
Boxed cake mixes are iconic at this point, but flavor isn't the only thing that makes them delicious. Here are some other reasons to love boxed cake mix.
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Upgrade Your Hot Dogs With One Salty Trader Joe's Snack
Hot dogs are always delicious, and they're also easily upgradeable. This new salty snack from Trader Joe's gives your dogs a simple and delicious boost.
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The Pasta Cooking Rule You Don't Need To Follow
Discover the surprising pasta cooking rule you can ignore. Learn the secrets to perfect pasta every time by challenging traditional and embracing creativity.
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