Need To Declutter Your Kitchen? Try The 'Circle Rule'
Decluttering your kitchen can be an intimidating prospect. Try the circle rule of cleaning to easily bring a little order into an otherwise overwhelming mess.
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The Parchment Paper Trick For Better Purees
When making purees, it is all about texture. Thankfully, there is a simple parchment paper trick that ensures your purees will be luxuriously smooth.
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The Surprising Kitchen Cleaner That's Hiding In Your Pantry
Using harsh chemical cleaners can put you off giving your kitchen a good scrub. Luckily, one surprising kitchen cleaner is likely already in your pantry.
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Coconut Lovers Need To Try This Classic Canadian Dessert At Least Once
If coconut is one of your favorite flavors, you need to know about one of Canada's most famous classic desserts. Plus, learn the simple way to make it.
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The Secret Liquid That Makes Pastries And Desserts Irresistible
There are few ingredients that are flavorful enough to totally transform a pastry or dessert. However, this unassuming liquid is one of them.
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The Cookware Brand Ina Garten Swears By
Culinary expert Ina Garten has a go-to brand for all her pots and pans. And with its built-for-life features, it might be the only cookware you'll ever need.
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What Types Of Peppers Are Traditionally Used For Giardiniera?
Giardiniera is a classic Italian condiment that levels up a variety of foods. If you're making it at home, these are the best peppers to use.
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Why Food Is Still Sticking To Your Nonstick Pans
Nonstick pans are an incredibly useful tool in your kitchen arsenal, but when used improperly, you may find that food manages to stick to them.
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The Most Popular Coffee Cocktails, According To Google
Coffee and alcohol make for a suprisingly delightful match. If you're planning to mix a coffee cocktail, you can try some of the most popular varieties.
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Do Cookies Count As Pastries?
There are plenty of pastries out there, but do cookies fall into that category? Here's what you need to know about cookies and pastries.
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How Pyrex Changed Home Cooking Forever
Pyrex earned its spot in kitchens in the early 20th century, and changed home cooking forever. Here's how the simple glass cookware became ubiquitous.
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Which Type Of Potato Should You Use When Making Homemade Potato Chips
Homemade chips are fun to make, and you can customize the taste and texture by using different types of potatoes. So which varieties work best?
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The Vintage Kitchen Lighting Trend That's Both Practical And Beautiful
Trends come and go, and they often come back around again. This retro kitchen lighting trend is so gorgeous and practical that we hope it stays a long while.
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How Is A Grocery Outlet Different From A Store?
Here's how Grocery Outlet offers name-brand groceries at prices different from regular stores with surplus and closeout deals for a unique shopping experience.
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Is It Cheaper To Buy Bourbon At The Distillery Than At The Liquor Store?
Want to keep your bourbon ritual going as prices continue to rise? Retail to distillery, here's where to get the best deals in the industry.
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This Might Be The Spiciest Ginger Ale Money Can Buy
If run-of-the-mill ginger ale isn't spicy enough for your preferences, there's a brand you'll definitely want to try that's a favorite in the south.
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Revive Your Burnt Pots With One Kitchen Staple You Already Have
Accidentally burned some food in your pan that refuses to come out now? Fret not, there's a simple way to clean it. All you need is one kitchen staple.
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What Tequila Does Texas Roadhouse Use For Its Margaritas?
If you're out on the town and are looking for a margarita to have with dinner, Texas Roadhouse has you covered with a variety across multiple price points.
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What's The Difference Between Starbucks Reserve And Regular Starbucks?
If you've heard of Starbucks Reserve but have never seen one yourself, it's not too surprising. There are only a few of them across the world.
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Read This Before Investing In A Countertop Dishwasher
Thinking about buying a countertop dishwasher to help with that never-ending pile of dirty plates? Here are the pros and cons of investing in one.
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Boxed Cake Mix Is The Hack That Makes Baking Biscotti A Breeze
Make brilliant biscotti with the help of boxed cake mix. You only need a few extra ingredients for a delicious treat that's perfect for sharing.
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The Best Substitute For Chartreuse (And Where To Buy It)
Chartreuse is a uniquely tasty alcohol, but unfortunately it can be difficult to come by. Luckily, there are some decent substitutions, according to an expert.
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Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Knife Was His Secret Weapon In The Kitchen
Anthony Bourdain had no qualms being candid about cooking. While the late chef discouraged cooks from knife sets, he strongly recommended this chef's knife.
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The Southern Grocery Store Known For Its Delicious Subs
Florida-based grocery chain Publix is famous for its simple, friendly grocery stores, but true devotees of the company also love its subs. Here's why.
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The Dessert Martha Stewart Allegedly Made In The Prison Microwave
Martha Stewart spent some time in prison in 2004, but she didn't give up cooking. The cookbook author allegedly made desserts in her prison microwave.
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This Umami Powerhouse Rounds Out The Flavor Of Brownies Like You've Never Imagined
One ingredient you never imagined you could add to brownies will complement chocolate perfectly, adding umami bite while enriching your recipe.
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With Toast Hawaii, Germany Married Ham And Pineapple Before The Controversial Pizza
Hawaiian pizza has been contentious since its debut in 1962, but Germany's Toast Hawaii married ham and pineapple years before the controversial pizza existed.
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