To Start In Cold Water Or Not: Here's The Rule To Follow When Boiling Vegetables
Boiling vegetables might seem a little foolproof on the surface, but if you don't start your veg in the correct temperature water, things can go awry fast.
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How To Make Boxed Mac & Cheese Taste Homemade With 2 Ingredients
Sure, boxed mac and cheese is a convenient and quick way to get either lunch or dinner done fast, but it doesn't have to be bland; just add these two things.
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The Simple Trick To See If Chocolate Is High Quality
Chocolate is everywhere, with quality ranging from mass-produced bars to those from artisan chocolatiers — but how can you tell if you have a high-quality bar?
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The Best Cut For Beef Stir-Fry Might Not Be What You Expect
You might think that the best cut of steak for stir fry needs to be a pricey cut, so you'd be shocked to find that the best is actually one of the cheapest.
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Baking BBQ Chicken Breasts? Follow This Step For Tender, Juicy Results
Don't skip this one simple prep step if you want to make sure that your baked barbecue chicken breasts come out of the oven tender and juicy every time.
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American Vs Japanese Vs Australian Wagyu Beef: What's The Difference?
Wagyu is wagyu, right? While you can trust that anything labeled wagyu is going to be well marbled, it turns out the sourcing plays a large role in flavor.
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How To Make Fall-Apart Instant Pot BBQ Chicken Every Time
When you're craving barbecue chicken, the Instant Pot is your best asset, turning minimal prep and effort into a tender and flavorful weeknight meal.
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The 2 Major Drawbacks Of A Bread Maker
Bread machines can make baking feel more approachable, but these handy devices have two major drawbacks that might leave you with subpar loaves.
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Is Your Mac & Cheese Gritty? This Is The Hidden Culprit
When you make mac and cheese, undoubtedly you want that cheesy sauce to be creamy, smooth, deliciously perfect. If yours turned out grainy, this is likely why.
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Beef Brisket Vs Corned Beef: What's The Big Difference?
Brisket and corned beef are two very different dishes, despite both being made from the same cut of beef. Here's what truly sets them apart.
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Making Mac & Cheese In Advance? Choose This Cooking Method For The Creamiest Results
If you need to make a batch of macaroni and cheese in advance, then you absolutely should use this particular cooking method to keep the sauce creamy.
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Elevated Boxed Mac And Cheese With One Classic Canned Soup
You can easily elevate the creaminess, savoriness, and complexity of your next batch of boxed mac and cheese by adding this one classic canned soup.
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You Only Need 3 Ingredients To Make These BBQ Chicken-Stuffed Potatoes
Filling, delicious, and simple to put together, these barbecue chicken-stuffed potatoes are endlessly customizable and ready to become your new favorite dish.
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Want Tastier Grilled Hot Dogs? Don't Skip This Step
It's easy to mask a sub-par hot dog with loads of flavorful toppings — but this one step will help your grilled franks shine all on their own.
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We Asked A BBQ Pitmaster How To Actually Grill The Perfect Steak
Food Republic wanted to know how to grill the perfect steak. After all, cooking with such high heat is an art form. To learn more, we spoke to a pitmaster.
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The Mess-Free Way To Make Your Own Beef Tallow
Making your own beef tallow may seem like an intensive (and messy) process, but so long as you have a slow cooker, you can do it easily with minimal clean up.
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The Mac And Cheese Topping That'll Maximize Your Comfort Food Vibes
If you want to make a mac and cheese that hits in a new level, all you need is this easy to make (easier to eat) spicy comfort food as a topping.
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Keep Brisket Moist In The Fridge With This Storage Tip
With the right storage techniques, leftover brisket can taste just as good on day three as it did fresh off the smoker, as long as you lock in the juices.
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Give Beef Broth A Richer Flavor With One Canned Ingredient
If you want to give your beef broth a richer flavor and really amp up the umami, then you need to add this one canned ingredient you probably already own.
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Transform Leftover Mac And Cheese Into Your New Favorite Burger Topping
Turn your leftover mac and cheese into a unique burger topping. The combination of creamy pasta and a savory patty creates an extra-special flavor and texture.
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How To Use Those Circular Shapes In Your BBQ Grill Grate
If you've ever wondered what those little circular cutouts in your grates are for, Scott Thomas, owner of The Grillin' Fools, has the answer.
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We Asked A Thai Chef What Americans Get Wrong About Pad Thai
Pad Thai is one of the most delicious comfort foods around. Bright, fresh, yet so satisfyingly simple, even so, it's surprisingly easy to get wrong.
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For Extra Tender And Tangy Roast Beef, Grab This Unique Ingredient
If you want to ensure your roast beef is tender, and you wouldn't mind adding a little tang along the way, you need to add this one briny ingredient.
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Cook Perfectly Browned Ground Beef By Adding One Pantry Staple
Perfectly browned ground beef should come out moist yet caramelized, and one common pantry staple can help ensure your meat hits that happy medium every time.
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Mock Tenderloin Is The Affordable Steak Cut That Tastes Just Like The Real Thing
You're not alone if buying a whole tenderloin is out of your budget. Luckily, mock tenderloin is a delicious and affordable substitute for the real deal.
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What To Do If Your Brisket Finishes Cooking Too Early
While a late brisket leads to hungry guests, one that's finished too early requires careful storage to maintain its temperature, juiciness, and texture.
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Consider This Before Buying A Vintage-Style Refrigerator
If you have your heart set on a vintage-style refrigerator, you need to make sure that you take these points into consideration before you do.
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