How To Successfully Flip A Pineapple Upside Down Cake Without It Falling Apart
Pineapple upside down cakes are as fun as they are nostalgic, but you need to flip it properly to ensure it doesn't break. We spoke to an expert to learn how.
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The Best Dairy To Use For A Frittata
Sometimes the type of cheese, rest time, and yes, even the kind of milk you choose can affect not only the taste but also the texture of your frittata.
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How Long An Opened Jar Of Mayo Lasts In The Fridge
Homemade mayo and store-bought mayo each have different flavor profiles and uses in recipes, but they're also distinguished by their shelf life.
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Instantly Boost Campbell's Tomato Soup With This Liquid Combo
Campbell's tomato soup is a nostalgic classic that we still love today for good reason, but that doesn't mean you can't zhuzh it up a bit with two add-ins.
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Give Your Pizza Fall Flair With This Nutty Fruit
This nutty fall fruit pairs well with virtually any pizza topping, specialty crust, and even sauces that shamelessly break flavor traditions.
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BBQ Grease Splatter On Your Patio? Don't Sweat It, Here's What To Do
Tidying up after a barbecue feels especially daunting whenever you spot grease splatters on the patio. After all, outdoor oily stains make for pesky removal.
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The Crunchy Upgrade That Gives Pineapple Cake A Twist
If you're making a pineapple cake, then you can add some delicious crunch for extra texture with one pantry staple you probably already have.
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The Best Way To Check The Quality Of Cake Batter Is Already In Your Kitchen
If you want to make sure that your cakes turn out as best they can, you should do this quick and easy cake test to predict how it will turn out.
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The Vegetable You Should Be Planting This Fall
As summer draws to a close, many of us are starting to plan out our winter gardens. However, fall is the perfect chance to plant this one crop.
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The Traditionally Fried Mexican Dish You Should Cook In The Air Fryer
This beloved Mexican comfort food usually requires messy pan-frying, but the air fryer creates the same crispy exterior with far less oil and hassle.
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Why Traditional Dish Racks Have Gone Out Of Style In Kitchens
One kitchen item that seems to have gone out of style is the traditional dish rack. They're undeniably useful, so what caused their decline in popularity?
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How To Make Lemon Cookies Without Flour And Sugar
Lemon cookies are a sweet treat with just the right amount of tartness. If you need to cut flour and/or sugar out of your diet, here's what you can do.
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Enjoy The Taste Of Pizza For Breakfast With This Italian Specialty
Few things are more globally recognized as the peak of Italian cuisine than pizza. If you're ready to have those flavors for breakfast, here's what to make.
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No Paint Needed: Upgrade Kitchen Cabinets With One Hack (Renter Friendly)
Giving your kitchen cabinets a new look doesn't have to take a ton of time and effort, and expert Heidi Lapka told Food Republic how to make it easy.
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Add One Ingredient To Any Dump Cake For Flavor Overload
Dump cakes are already a simple way to get a rich dessert on the table, but food expert Debi Morgan told Food Republic to add one ingredient for more decadence.
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Does Creating A Meal Plan Actually Save Money On Increasing Grocery Bills? Here's What To Know
Meal planning is a classic strategy to cut down on your grocery budget, but is it as effective as it seems? Food Republic asked an expert, Rachel Farnsworth.
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The Simple Yet Elevated Seasoning You'll Find At Most Brazilian Steakhouses
This simple seasoning is liberally sprinkled on meats at Brazilian steakhouses. It melts as it grills, and the bigger chunks are scraped off once it's done.
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The Best Way To Mix Cosmos To Save Time Later
If you want to prep a bunch of cosmos, either for a later party or for yourself to enjoy throughout the week, this is the best way to keep things fresh.
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Skip The Oven And Throw Your Frozen Pizza On The Grill For A Smoky Edge
Grilling enhances frozen pizzas with smokiness and char. However, you can't just place a pie on the grates and proceed as you would with an oven.
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How To Choose The Right Paste For That Perfect Bowl Of Miso Soup
If you want to make a bowl of miso soup like you might find at a Japanese restaurant, then you need to understand the differences in types of miso paste.
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Why This Fancy Dining Room Setup Has Gone Out Of Style
Many of us grew up with dining rooms that had this particular aesthetic, long associated with elegance and wealth. However, times are changing, as are homes.
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This Southern Comfort Food Makes A Killer Topping For Your Store-Bought Frozen Pizza
A great way to give frozen pizza a flavor boost is by adding a comfort food classic, which provides a crunchy texture that complements sharp cheeses.
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A Drizzle Of This Unexpected, Sweet, And Tangy Condiment Can Transform Frozen Pizza Into A Restaurant-Worthy Dish
If you want to really zhuzh up your frozen pizza and take things into restaurant territory, try drizzling this unexpected and sweet condiment for a tangy twist.
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What It Means When An Egg Has A Wrinkled Shell — And When It's Actually Safe To Eat
Sometimes, you open up your carton of eggs and you may notice one egg in particular has a few wrinkles or folds in the shell. Is it still safe to eat?
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The Seafood You Should Be Adding To Pozole For A Flavor Twist
While pork, lamb, and chicken pozole are all common, seafood can also be used in place of the traditional meats for the dish for a delicious twist.
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What To Do If Your Buttercream Gets Too Thick (It's An Easy Fix)
We consulted a baking expert for some advice on how to fix buttercream frosting that has become too stiff and how to avoid the issue in the first place.
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Is It Safe To Eat Moldy Cheese Or Should You Toss It?
If you find an unexpected spot of mold on your favorite block of cheese, you might wonder if it's still safe to eat or better off in the trash.
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