The Best Way To Cook Parsnips, According To Reddit
Whether you've never cooked them before or simply want to master the best way to make parsnips, Reddit has the answer (and some great recommendations).
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Is Coconut Milk A True Alternative For Heavy Cream?
While baking is certainly a science, some ingredient substitutions work wonderfully. But can the same be said for coconut milk and heavy cream?
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Grainy Mac And Cheese? Try Rachael Ray's Foolproof Tip
It's safe to say that Rachael Ray knows her way around the kitchen, so when she says this is the reason that your mac and cheese is grainy, we listen.
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Elevate Your Next Steak Dinner With This Butter Hack
If you want to add a bit of pizzazz to the next steak dinner you host (or simply zhuzh up your own meal), then try using this easy butter hack.
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The Best Fruits To Throw On The Grill, According To Trader Joe's
The fiery grates of a grill can transform sweet fruit into a caramelized, smoky delight, and Trader Joe's has recommendations for the best varieties to use.
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Store More In Your Kitchen Pantry With The Help Of Deep Shelves
Don't just dump whatever you buy on your deep pantry shelves and walk away. Proper organization is key to keeping your kitchen tidy and accessible.
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Get Extra Crispy Hot Dogs Every Time Without A Grill Or Pan
Did you know that you don't actually need to use a grill or a pan to get crispy, delicious hot dogs every time? Turn to another appliance instead.
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What Exactly Is A Butter Bell And How Does It Work?
There's nothing like having softened butter ready to go for your morning toast, but leaving it on the counter can feel unsafe -- unless you have a butter bell.
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Give Lemonade A Spicy Flavor Boost With This Ingredient
Sweet and tangy, lemonade is one of the most refreshing beverages out there. But did you know it can also pair deliciously with unexpected spicy ingredients?
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The Old-School Southern Cake That Makes Peaches The Star
If you have an overabundance of peaches and know you can't eat them all before they turn, then it's time to make this old-school Southern classic.
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The Most Delicious Way To Use Leftover Brisket, According To Reddit
While leftover brisket is always a delight, if you're looking beyond the expected sandwich, here's the most mouthwatering method to put that meat to use.
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The Old-School Ground Beef Dish You Can Make With 3 Ingredients
Warm, comforting, and definitely a classic, this traditional ground-beef dish can be simplified with only three ingredients that you may already have.
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Transform Boring Pancakes With A Box Of Mac And Cheese
Tired of the same old, same old breakfast? Want to transform your pancakes into savory, cheesy delights? Just grab yourself a box of mac and cheese.
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Transform Classic Lemonade Into A Whipped Wonder With Just 3 Ingredients
Summer is the perfect time to experiment with everyone's favorite classic, lemonade. Make a frosty, ice-cream-esque treat with only three ingredients.
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No Beef Jerky, No Problem: Make This Meaty Snack Instead
Beef jerky is delicious, but it typically requires pretty lean cuts of meat. For a delicious and crispier alternative, try making this meaty snack instead.
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You're Only 3 Ingredients Away From A Cheesy Hot Dog Snack
For a tasty (and cheesy) switch-up on the classic hot dog, you only need three ingredients — then customize your new favorite snack however you please.
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180 Cup: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
180 Cup made waves when the founder, Solomon Fallas, appeared on "Shark Tank," but how has the company fared since, and what happened to its deal?
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This 3-Ingredient Korean Classic Is The Easier Alternative To Fried Rice
Popular in both Korea and Japan, this creamy egg rice dish needs only three ingredients. It's easy to make, delicious on its own, but so easy to upgrade.
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Turn A Tub Of Cool Whip Into Ice Cream With One Ingredient
If you are looking for a fun yet easy way to make ice cream at home, look no further than Cool Whip and one boxed dessert you probably have in your cupboard.
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The Sweet Vintage Pie That Was Created By Accident
There's a truly unique and wonderfully sweet pie from the past that slowly became a beloved classic, all thanks to one fortunate little accident.
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The Sweet & Savory BBQ Side Dish We Should Bring Back To Cookouts
If you want to lend your next barbecue or cookout a slight Southern flair, then you should serve up this classic corny dish on as an easy, summery side.
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Why Expensive Espresso Machines May Not Always Be The Best Choice
If you're a coffee lover, it can be tempting to invest heavily in your espresso machine, but there are other factors that impact the quality of your brew more.
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Here's The Right Way To Store Bacon Bits In Your Kitchen
Not all bacon bits are alike — some are made from soy, others from actual meat — which means you need to be mindful of how to best store the ones you have.
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These Vintage Glass Jars Are Making A Comeback: Here's Where To Find Them
Whether you're just getting into home canning or are looking for a stylish (and effective) way to store dry goods, these vintage glass jars are a hit.
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Why You Should Boil Hot Dogs Before Grilling, According To An Expert
People often choose boiled or grilled with their hot dogs, but why not both? An expert explains how using both methods leads to a juicier hot dog.
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Save More Money On Groceries With This Genius Reddit Hack
If you find yourself throwing out produce or other food that you buy because it goes bad before you can eat it, it's time to take Reddit's advice.
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You Can Make Classic Butter Cookies With 3 Simple Ingredients
If you need to make cookies, but you're limited on ingredients, you certainly can still make three-ingredient butter cookies. Just mix flour, sugar, and butter.
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