Rinsing Canned Beans Is The Key To Perfecting Your Recipes
If you want full control over the flavor of your bean-based recipes, then rinsing canned beans is a key step that you surely won't want to skip.
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Ever Heard Someone 'Caw Caw' In An Aldi? Here's Why
If you ever hear someone go "caw caw" in an Aldi, you're not hearing things. This is what that odd bird call means when you're in the discount grocery store.
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14 Ways To Upgrade Your Same-Old Peanut Butter And Jelly Sandwich
Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are a staple in many a home, but they can get boring. We spoke with two expert chefs on how to upgrade the traditional sammy.
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Here's When It's Perfectly Okay To Rinse Noodles After Cooking Them
The prospect of rinsing cooked noodles may make some cooks gasp, but there are some occasions when it's perfectly okay to give those carbs a quick rinse.
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Infused Oil Is The Secret To Transforming Store-Bought Soup
If store-bought soup has long been unimpressive to you, you'll be pleased to learn that it's easily transformed with the addition of a flavorful infused oil.
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Here's How To Hack The McDonald's Menu For A Cheaper Big Mac
If a Big Mac sounds tasty but is a bit too expensive, there may be a way for you to hack the McDonald's menu and get a very similar burger for reduced price.
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The Hidden Story Behind Fig Newtons
Fig Newtons are a unique cookie (or cake?) with their oblong shape, fig filling, and hidden history. We dug into this treat's past and found fascinating facts.
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Give Boxed Brownies A Texture Upgrade With A Trip To The Snack Drawer
Some salty components of your snack drawer are just the thing to give your blah brownies a serious flavor and texture upgrade everyone will love.
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The Reason Clotted Cream Is Sometimes Banned In The United States
Clotted cream is a traditional component of many a lovely tea party, but one key ingredient means that clotted cream is sometimes banned in the United States.
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What Is Isomalt And How Is It Different From Regular Cane Sugar?
Isomalt may at first seem to be like regular cane sugar, but there are some key differences that set this ingredient apart when it comes to baking.
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Make Boxed Blueberry Muffins Taste Gourmet With A Fresh Addition
Boxed blueberry muffins can be a tasty treat all on their own, but there's an easy way to make them taste gourmet with a fresh pick from the produce aisle.
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Yes, Chef Boyardee Was Real And He Cooked For A President
Chef Boyardee isn't just a face on a can. He was a real Italian-American chef who gained recognition from the President of the United States himself.
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Refreshing Aperol Spritz Recipe
Nothing beats a classic cocktail, and this vibrant and refreshing Aperol spritz recipe is the perfect drink to carry you from summer into autumn.
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Turtle Soup Was Once Considered An American Delicacy
Turtle soup was once an American delicacy, but it has since fallen out of favor. Why was the soup a favorite, and how did it become an odd culinary footnote?
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How To Use A Bread Proofing Basket Like A Pro
A bread proofing basket can create a lovely result. We spoke to an expert to learn how to best use one of these potentially key kitchen tools.
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Butterball's New Thanksgiving Turkeys Don't Need To Be Thawed
If thawing, prepping, and roasting a turkey has you feeling daunted, you may want to check out Butterball's new Thanksgiving turkeys that don't need thawing.
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The Fruits That Will Help Ripen Avocados Quicker
If your avocados aren't quite ripe, then a bit of time sitting alongside some common fruits can help them turn the perfect ripeness much more quickly.
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Why Your Black Plastic Cooking Utensils Might Be Toxic
A recent scientific study indicates that common black plastic cooking utensils may contain seriously unwanted toxic chemicals. Here are the facts.
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Turkey Prices Are Down This Year But Side Dishes Might Gobble Up Your Budget
According to a new report, prices for Thanksgiving turkeys are significantly down, but other ingredients have grown expensive and could hit your holiday budget.
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How To Pick The Absolute Best Etrog For Your Sukkot Table
Etrog is a citrus fruit that can feature prominently on the table during the Jewish holiday of Sukkot. Here's how to pick the best one for your celebration.
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Elevate Homemade Pumpkin Pie By Swapping Out Cream With A Tastier Ingredient
Homemade pumpkin pie is already delicious, but you can elevate it to greater heights with a simple ingredient swap that replaces the cream in the recipe.
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21 Ingredients You Should Be Adding To Your Mashed Potatoes
Mashed potatoes are one of the most beloved an versatile dishes out there. But, with these hacks your spud game will be upgraded to restaurant-level.
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Ice Cubes Are The Easiest Way To Achieve A Crisp Crust On Homemade Bread
If your homemade bread is lacking that perfectly crackly crust and tender interior, then ice cubes can be part of an easy way to achieve that texture.
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Beverly Soda Is The Disney World Must-Try People Love To Hate
Beverly soda is a now-notorious must-try Disney World beverage. Here's why park goers are so divided on the unique Italian-inspired beverage.
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11 Best Restaurants To Try When In Lisbon, Portugal
Traveling to Lisbon, Portugal, is on many people's bucket list. So we traveled there and tried some of the top restaurants for you to work into your plans.
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Thoughtfully Pair Cheeses With Other Ingredients For Elevated Charcuterie
For true charcuterie board success at your next get-together, take a minute to think carefully about how the different ingredients will all work together.
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Why Eating Order Matters When Enjoying A Charcuterie Board
The order in which you enjoy food from a charcuterie board really does matter. We spoke to an expert who outlined a good eating order for charcuterie success.
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