Why Everyone Should Own A Rice Cooker
A rice cooker may sound like a one-trick-pony at first glance, but it can do so much more than simply create one style of rice. You can make a whole dinner.
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Forget Classic Burgers – Remove The Buns For An Iowa-Style Meal
In the mood for a burger but don't want to eat one with your bare hands? Ditch the buns and look to Iowa for inspiration in its chili cheeseburger casserole.
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Give Chicken Tenders A Delicious Twist With This Seasoning Blend Packet
Chicken tenders, whether homemade or purchased from your favorite casual restaurant, are fantastic as-is, but you can take them up a notch with this seasoning.
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Give Canned Peas A Southern-Style Twist With A Few Common Staples
Much like making a creamy side dish from canned corn, you can give canned peas a delicious Southern-style twist with just a few common staples.
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Sweet Potatoes Are 10x Better With This Korean Topping
Spooned on after cooking, this delicious Korean topping works seamlessly with the sweet potato's natural sugars to cover all five basic tastes.
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Forget Classic Pot Roast – Make It Cowboy-Style For A Southwest Kick
Classic pot roast is delicious, but it can get a little boring. Why not kick things up a notch with this cowboy-style version filled with Southwest flavors?
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Skip The Chips – Add This Classic Dip To Potato Salad For Instant Flavor
Every great potato salad needs plenty of salt to draw out the tubers' best flavor, and this classic dip is one of the easiest, most tasty ways to get it.
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Why Keurig's Coffee Pod Inventor Regrets His Creation
Keurig has no shortage of admirers, but one person who isn't among them is John Sylvan, the man who actually invented the K-Cup — and regrets it.
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Pyrex Vs CorningWare: The Main Difference To Keep In Mind
Pyrex and CorningWare may be made by the same company, but the two products are decidedly different. Here is how the two compare and which is better.
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Turn A Box Of Mac And Cheese Into A Hearty Meal With This Canned Soup
Boxed mac and cheese is tasty all on its own, but you can elevate this pantry staple with another ingredient you probably have on hand already: canned soup.
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Apple Pie Vs Apple Cobbler: Here's The Actual Difference
Apple pie, apple cobbler, they both are pastry-laden baked apple desserts, so what's the real difference? And which is the real American dessert?
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Use Frozen Chicken Tenders For An Easy Japanese-Inspired Meal
Making Japanese-inspired chicken katsu at home can be intimidating, but one freezer shortcut can help you get a restaurant-quality meal on the table in minutes.
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14 Ways You're Ruining Refried Beans (And How To Fix Them)
We asked some expert chefs about how not to ruin refried beans. They had some pretty helpful solutions for you to keep in mind when cooking them.
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Forget Rubbery Steak – Marinate It In This Canned Ingredient For A Tender Masterpiece
A great steak marinade comes down to its ingredients — and one already sitting in your pantry might have the exact elements you need to elevate your meat.
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For A Better Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Use The 10-Second Microwave Test
To ensure that the cheese in your grilled cheese melts before you burn your bread, try using this 10-second microwave test for the ultimate results.
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The Tangy Fruit That Gives Savory Dishes So Much Flavor
Savory dishes are a delight on their own, but if you add a little sweet, you can transform them. When choosing how, consider this tangy fruit.
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The Budget-Friendly Steak Cut Bobby Flay Recommends Over Filet Mignon And Ribeye
Filet mignon and ribeye may be classic cuts of steak for a reason, but they are incredibly pricey these days. Bobby Flay suggests trying this cut instead.
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Canned Baked Beans Are 10x Better With This Cooked Vegetable
Canned baked beans are a fantastic staple in many a kitchen, but you can add flavor and make them 10 times better by adding this cooked vegetable.
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The 4-Ingredient Sweet Butter You Need On Your Table For Rosh Hashanah
To have a sweet near year, it's customary for Jews to eat something sweet on Rosh Hashanah. Grace your table with this sweet four-ingredient butter.
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The Unexpected Tool Thomas Keller Uses For Michelin-Worthy Scrambled Eggs
Thomas Keller, famed chef of the French Laundry in sunny California, uses an unexpected tool to get the creamiest scrambled eggs imaginable.
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The Ranch-Style Baked Beans That Were Popular In The '60s
Back in the 1960s, ranch-style beans were all the rage. You could find them canned in the store, but they were also popular to make at home.
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How To Order Poutine At Culver's
Should you be a fan of poutine but also a frequent guest at Culver's, you might not know that you can make your own DIY version. Here's how.
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8 Kitchen Appliance Colors That Dominated The '70s
The appliances you could get in the '70s were far more colorful than the boring steel, black, and white we see today, with these colors popping the most.
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Forget Classic Au Jus – Use This Upgraded Canned Soup For French Dip Sandwiches Instead
French dip sandwiches are the epitome of deliciousness, but all that flavor comes with hours of labor. Save yourself some hassle with this easy swap.
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Forget Boring White Rice – Make It The Appalachian Way For Way More Flavor
White rice is a staple to so many of us, but if yours is starting to feel a little ho-hum, try making it the Appalachian way for even more flavor.
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You Can Still Order The Discontinued Triple Breakfast Stacks McMuffin At McDonald's – Here's How
The Triple Breakfast Stacks McMuffin at McDonald's might have been discontinued, but that doesn't mean you still can't enjoy it. Here's how to get one.
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Why You Should Never Buy Plastic Food Storage Containers From Thrift Stores
If you're like us and you love a good thrifting experience, you might also enjoy finding hidden kitchen surprises at the store, but you should avoid these.
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