Why A 'Butter Bath' Is The Secret To Ultra Tender & Juicy Chicken Thighs
When cooked properly, chicken thighs are ultra tender and delightfully juicy. Here's why giving them a butter bath helps maximize their potential.
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The Best Canned Tomatoes To Use For Making Homemade Soup
There are maybe a million types of canned tomatoes from diced to charred to whole, so which ones should you reach for the next time you make tomato soup?
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Boiling Frozen Chicken: A Time-Saving Kitchen Hack Or A Recipe For Disaster?
Look, we've all been there - sometimes we don't remember to take our chicken out of the freezer to thaw. In that case, is it safe to boil it from frozen?
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The 4-Ingredient Caramel Sauce That Starts With A Popular Soft Drink
Making caramel sauce from scratch can be intimidating, but using something like this popular soft drink as your base to start takes some of the guess work out.
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Turn Your Store-Bought Cake Mix Into A Moist Gourmet Dessert With One Canned Ingredient
Store-bought cake mix is a pantry staple that you can whip up in a flash, but what if we told you that you could make it even better with one canned ingredient?
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The Secret To The Perfect Medium-Rare Burger Lies In This Magic Temperature Range
Hands down, if you ask someone the best way to cook a burger, they'll most likely say medium rare, but what temperature does that actually mean?
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Beer Salt Is The Flavorful Upgrade Your Next Pint Needs
A cold pint of beer can be refreshing and great on its own, but there are many fun and versatile ways to upgrade your brew, including beer salt.
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The Common Ingredient Swap You Should Avoid When Making Carrot Cake
At its best, carrot cake is moist, flavorful, and delicious. However, if you're making this common ingredient swap, you might end up with a dry cake.
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The 10-5-5 Rule For Perfectly Cooked Rice
Have you ever tried making rice on your stovetop, only to end up with less-than-fluffy results? Try the 10-5-5 rule for perfectly cooked grains.
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For The Best Sponge Cakes, The Right Water Temperature Is Key
If you want to master a chiffon cake and other types of sponge cakes, you need to know the exact temperature of the water to use in your batter.
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Stuffed Crust Pizza Showdown: Domino's Vs Papa John's Vs Pizza Hut
Looking for a stuffed crust pizza and wondering where you should order from? We compared Domino's to Papa John's and Pizza Hut to find the best stuffed crust.
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Skip The Rice Cooker And Make Perfect Grains In Another Quick Appliance
Rice is a staple starch for many a dinner, lunch, and even breakfast. But when every hob on the stove is spoken for, and there's no rice cooker, what do you do?
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The Easy Swap To Make Your Chocolate Boxed Cake Richer, Fudgier, & More Decadent
Sure, there are ways to take boxed cake mix to the next level, but what about when you want it extra fudgy? We spoke to an expert to find out.
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The Shortcut That's Actually Ruining Your Broccoli Cheddar Soup
Broccoli cheddar soup is a simple, easy dinner to throw together for the family, but if you're using this shortcut you really ought to think twice.
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For The Most Flavorful Southern Fried Chicken, Reach For Some Whiskey
Nothing beats Southern fried chicken when it's done well, but if you want to truly elevate the flavor the next time you make it, reach for some whiskey.
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The Reason Your Air Fryer Burgers Fall Short Of The Juicy Experience You're Craving
The air fryer is one of the handiest kitchen appliances, but have you ever noticed that your air-fried hamburger patties sometimes fall short of the mark?
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These Common Spices Make Shawarma Easier Than You Think
Shawarma, just like doner, is a spiced meat that's vertically roasted and sliced thin when served, but what's the spice blend that makes it taste delicious?
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We Tried Costco Muffins To See If They Live Up To The Hype
Everyone loves Costco. And the bakery section is incredible. We decided to try out all of Costco's current muffin offerings to see if they live up to the hype.
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Sam's Club Vs Costco: Which Chicken Pot Pie Tastes Better?
Who doesn't love a good chicken pot pie? We tried ones from Costco and Sam's Club to see which one tasted better and is worth your time and money.
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Flaky, Buttery, And Done In Minutes: How To Make Perfect Frozen Biscuits In Your Air Fryer
Yes, it is possible to cook biscuits in the air fryer, and one expert offers some excellent advice on how to ensure they come out perfect every time.
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Want Ultra Moist Boxed Cake With Homemade Taste & Texture? Add Just One Creamy Ingredient
To give your boxed cake mix a homemade taste and texture, and make sure it stays nice and moist, you just need to add one rich and creamy ingredient.
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Sam's Club Vs Costco: Which Rotisserie Chicken Tastes Better?
If you're looking for your new favorite rotisserie chicken but aren't sure whether to hit Sam's Club or Costco, we've got the answer for you in this taste test.
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Forget The Stovetop, Here's Why Microwaving Your Oatmeal Is Actually The Best Way To Go
While many recipes call for it to be cooked on a stovetop, it might be that the microwave is actually the better appliance for making creamy, dreamy oatmeal.
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What Gives Nashville Hot Chicken Its Signature Heat?
Nashville hot chicken is a popular dish, whether it's paired with coleslaw or part of an appetizer. Here's the ingredient that gives it its signature spice.
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You Only Need 4 Ingredients To Make A Rich And Creamy Chocolate Rice Pudding
While there are many elaborate rice pudding recipes out there, you don't have to overcomplicate it. You can make the dessert with only four ingredients!
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The Soda Trick For Flavorful Baked Ham (With A Sweet Twist)
Did you know you can use a soda trick to make the most flavorful baked ham? This sweet twist adds depth, moisture, and caramelized goodness.
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The No-Tools-Required Meat Doneness Test For When You Can't Find Your Meat Thermometer
A meat thermometer is the safest way to check if your meat is done cooking, but if you can't find it or don't have one, you can use this technique instead.
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