Your Foolproof Guide To Removing Scratches From Stainless Steel Appliances
Stainless steel appliances are pretty durable, but they're not resistant to scratches. Here's how to get your stainless steel appliances looking great again.
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How To Easily Crack Open King Crab Legs At Your Next Seafood Feast
Worried about making a fool of yourself (and a mess) eating crab legs? This guide has your covered so you can be feasting on succulent king crab stress-free.
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Label Makers Are A Must-Have For A Seamlessly Organized Kitchen
Nifty shelf dividers and other organizing gadgets are great for keeping your kitchen tidy, but the real must-have tool you're missing is a label maker.
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The Unexpected Reason Your Frosting Crystallized (And How To Fix It)
Buttercream frosting is the perfect way to decorate cakes, but it's easily ruined when the sugar crystalizes; fortunately, there are easy ways to fix this.
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The California Roll Catapulted Sushi's Popularity, But Its Origins Are Murky
California rolls are an Americanized twist on sushi stuffed with avocado, real or imitation crab, and cucumber. But where they actually began is unclear.
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Will Plastic Bags Actually Keep Your Bread Fresh?
Storing bread in a plastic bag is common, but is it really the best way to keep it fresh? Here's how it can affect your bread's texture, taste, and shelf life.
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How To Choose And Store Bok Choy
Unless you regularly cook Asian cuisines, you may not be familiar with bok choy. Here's how to choose the best one and store it after bringing it home.
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4 Ways To Tell If Your Honey Is Real
If honey is a regular in your pantry and kitchen, you'll want to make sure that you buy the real thing. Here's how to tell if you've got a fake on your hands.
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The Quickest And Easiest Ways To Incorporate Chia Seeds Into Your Day
Chia seeds are an incredible source of nutrients, and they're remarkably easy to add to your diet as long as you follow a few simple guidelines.
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4 Things To Lookout For When Thrifting Cookware
When it's time to purchase new cookware, thrifting is an economical option - but there are some things you need to be aware of before shopping secondhand.
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5 Mixers For Your Gin That Aren't Tonic Water
Nix the regular old tonic water the next time you break out the gin. Instead, try one (or a few) of these five alternative mixers to shake up your gin drinks.
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Ina Garten's Secret Ingredient For Flavor-Packed Meatballs
You can elevate the flavor of your meatballs by adding this one ingredient to the ground meat, as advised by Ina Garten on Barefoot Contessa.
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These 5 Things Should Be The First To Go When Decluttering Your Kitchen
Decluttering your kitchen can make life much easier for you on the regular. When you're ready to get down and dirty, there are five things that should go first.
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The Boozy Dessert That's Perfect For Wine Lovers
If you love a good wine and you love a good cupcake, then the best option may be a pairing of the two. This recipe will give you the best of both worlds.
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Give Iced Tea A Tropical Twist With One Irresistible Add-In
Iced tea is delicious and refreshing, especially on a hot day, but you can take it to new heights by adding this one puree for a tropical twist.
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How Ethiopian Injera Is Different From Your Everyday Bread And Wraps
Made from a fermented batter of teff flour and water, injera is a sour and spongy Ethiopian bread. Read on to find more about how injera is made and eaten.
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The Little-Known Herb That Deserves A Spot In Your Spice Rack
Even the most well-stocked spice cabinet gets boring after a while. If you're feeling uninspired, there's one minty-sweet spice that deserves your attention.
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How To Score Cheap Burgers And Fries At Carl's Jr.
Carl's Jr. is already a pretty affordable fast food option, but there are ways to stretch your money even further by following a few simple tips.
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The Safest Ways To Clean Sticky, Grimy Wooden Cabinets
When it's time to give your kitchen cabinets a deep cleaning, here are the best ways to remove that sticky, grimy dirt that's accumulated on their surface.
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6 Deli Meat Alternatives That Won't Break The Bank
If you're looking for healthier alternatives to deli meat, we've rounded up 6 options that are better for you (and just as budget-friendly).
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How To Clean Your Butcher Block Countertops The Correct Way
A butcher block countertop is an excellent addition to any kitchen, but it can also accumulate bacteria at a disturbing rate. Make sure to clean it correctly.
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Why Every Baker Needs A Wooden Spoon In Their Kitchen
Good bakers need an armory of tools to work their magic in the kitchen, and perhaps the most important is the simple wooden spoon. Here's why.
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Everyone's Impressed When You Learn How To Shingle Avocados
The super-popular avocado can be elevated to a greater level with a simple technique called shingling, which will improve the presentation of your dish.
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Americano Vs Drip Coffee: What's The Difference?
If you've tasted both Americano and regular drip coffee, you'll know that there's actually a key difference between these two popular cups of Joe.
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How To Eat The Same Meals Every Day Without Getting Bored
As long as you're getting the proper vitamins and minerals, the only downside to eating the same meals every day is getting bored with your food.
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What To Know About The World's Most Expensive Pepper
These pricey peppers can cost anywhere from $60 to $300 per pound, and are about as spicy as cayenne pepper and much spicier than a jalapeño.
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How To Thicken Milk Without Burning It
One of the most common ways to thicken milk is to heat it up over the stove, but this can be an unexpectedly difficult process, especially for new cooks.
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