The Resourceful Origins Of Bibimbap, Korea's Iconic Rice Bowl
Bibimbap is a hot rice bowl that's topped with fresh and pickled vegetables, some protein, and an egg, and it was most likely a genius way to use leftovers.
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How To Make Crispy Chicken Tenders In The Air Fryer Without Breading
It is possible to make crispy chicken tenders in the air fryer without breading, and recipe developer Marye Audet is here to explain how to go about it.
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The Ingredient Shortcut That Will Definitely Ruin Your Tiramisu
Tiramisu contains relatively few ingredients for such a decadent dessert, but there's one that is absolutely non-negotiable and should never be substituted.
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The Essential Flour For Extra Fluffy Pancakes From Scratch
It's possible to make fluffy diner-like pancakes at home, but according to food blogger Rose Sioson, you'll need to make sure you use a particular flour.
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What Really Makes Wendy's Chili Taste So Good? One Ingredient Stands Out
Wendy's' chili is renouned for being better than it should be considering it uses leftover patties. That's thanks, in part, to this one special ingredient.
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Bleached Vs Unbleached Flour: What's The Difference When Baking Cake?
You might think that bleached and unbleached flour are virtually the same thing, but when it comes to baking cakes, you'd be wrong -- here's how to use both.
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Here's Why Ribeye Is The Best Cut For A Steak Sandwich
It's no secret that ribeye makes for a tasty and tender steak sandwich. We spoke with Laura Ascher, owner of Cast Iron Skillet Cooking, to find out why.
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The Creamy Store-Bought Ingredient To Elevate Roast Chicken
Roast chicken is a great weeknight dinner but there is one special way to dress up a plain chicken if you're craving something creamy, according to this expery.
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The Secret To Complex Chocolate Cookies Is A Popular Mexican Pepper
If you want to (literally) spice up your cookies and make them more complex, you should try adding a popular chile, according to one baking expert.
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What's The Best Way To Cook Delicata Squash And Is The Skin Edible?
Food Republic spoke with recipe developer Sabrina Rudin about how to cook delicata squash, and whether or not you can eat the skin.
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The Citrusy Secret To Making Your Frozen Fries Taste Like Heaven
Frozen french fries are convenient, but they can be pretty bland. Luckily, there's a citrusy secret that can transform them into something truly heavenly.
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The Best Beef Cuts To Use For Chimichurri Steak
While chimichurri steak can be made with just about any cut of beef, there are a few select cuts that perform particularly well in the dish.
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Is There A Way To Prevent Fish From Sticking To Foil?
Say farewell to crispy fish filets sticking to aluminum foil with this exclusive tip from corporate chef Johnnie Gale, you'll be thanking us later.
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Making A Quick Lentil Hummus? Here's The Variety You Definitely Want To Use
Lentils can make a great swap for chickpeas when you’re making hummus. According to vegan food recipe expert Jem Mantiri, this is the best type to use.
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The Alcohol That Makes Baked Goods Taste Richer, Deeper, And A Little Smoky
Booze and dessert is a combination for the ages, but what's the best alcohol for baking and how do you use it? Our expert shares her best tips.
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Upgrade Your Next Aglio E Olio With This Fermented Ingredient
Aglio e olio is a classic pasta dish that is beloved for its simplicity. You can easily upgrade this dish by adding one fermented ingredient.
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Is Water The Key To Better Fried Chicken?
Have you ever heard of steaming or even boiling your chicken before frying it? Could using water make your fried chicken better by locking in moisture?
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The Genius Way Butter Can Make Serving Your Next Pie Easier
No matter how perfect the pie, slicing into it can be a treacherous task. Avoid risking ruining the look, and making a big mess in the process, by using butter.
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The Best Way To Cook A London Broil Steak With A Perfect Sear (No Pan Needed)
The best way to cook a London broil will give you the perfect sear every time, and no, you don't need a pan to get it. To find out more, we spoke to an expert.
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Here's How To Prep Lentils For Vegan Sloppy Joes And Make Them Taste Just As Bold As Beef
With a few simple steps, lentils can be transformed into a rich, hearty filling for vegan sloppy joes, delivering all the bold flavor of beef.
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How To Turn Your Store-Bought Chicken Nuggets Into A Tower Of Flavor
Give those frozen chicken nuggets from the grocery store a major presentation makeover by stacking them sky-high, and doused in your favorite dips and garnishes
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How To Pick The Perfect Air Fryer To Match Your Kitchen And Cooking Style Effortlessly
Air fryers are a convenient and inventive kitchen appliance that makes dinner prep a breeze. But which air fryer is right for you? An expert weighs in.
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The Pasta Sauces You Should Definitely Avoid Freezing For Later
Meal planning often means prepping and freezing foods for later, but what kinds of pasta sauces hold up the best after freezing? Food Republic asked an expert.
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How To Create Adorable Popcorn Shapes With Your Buttercream
For the perfect movie night dessert that is totally on theme, try these expert-approved tips for making realistic-looking popcorn kernels out of buttercream.
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How To Freeze Your Grilled Cheese Sandwiches For The Ultimate Meal Prep
If having crispy, melty comfort food on standby is a priority, then you'll want to try freezing already-prepped grilled cheese sandwiches. Here's how you do it.
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Why You Should Be Letting Your Cookie Dough 'Rest' Before Baking
When you finish making your cookie dough, it can be tempting to immediately shape it and pop it in the oven. But an expert shares why you might want to wait.
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How To Know Exactly When Scrambled Eggs Are Done
Scrambled eggs might seem like one of the easiest meals to prepare, but this simple trick may prevent you from overcooking your breakfast.
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