Virgin Vs Refined Coconut Oil: What's The Difference?
Coconut oil has many uses, but you may have wondered what the different types mean. Take a look at the differences between virgin and refined coconut oils.
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Why Do Some King Salmon Have An Ivory Color?
If you've ever seen ivory king salmon at your local seafood counter and wondered why it looked that way, here is what you should know about this special fish.
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Is It Better To Freeze Casseroles Cooked Or Uncooked?
Casseroles are fantastic comfort food, and freezing them in advance is a great way to prep for busy weeks. But should you cook them first? The answer depends.
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Why Stone Fruits Should Be Stored At Room Temperature, But Berries Shouldn't
Food storage can be confusing, especially with fruit. While you should keep berries in the fridge, stone fruits are best left on the counter. Here's why.
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How Long Does Canned Pumpkin Last?
Once fall rolls around, it's time to bust out the canned pumpkin for everything from pie to soup. Here's how long it stays fresh for, opened or unopened.
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Here's How Many Onions You Need For One Cup: Sliced, Diced, Or Chopped
Recipes seem to be eternally vague on how much onion you need for a recipe. So use this guide to decipher how much diced, chopped, or sliced onion makes a cup.
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Everything You Need To Know To Bake Soft Pillowy Naan At Home
If you're eating a curry, chutney, or tandoori dish, you'll want to have naan handy. Here are some expert tips to help you bake this fluffy flatbread at home.
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Yes, You Can Make Brownies In The Air Fryer
Can you make brownies in an air fryer? Yes. Should you? There are certainly some big benefits to it, and as it turns out, there aren't that many drawbacks.
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How To Enhance The Flavor Of Homemade Seafood Stock
It might seem difficult to make your own seafood stock, but it's worth it. Seafood shells, herbs, onion, and carrots, and one trick and you'll be good to go.
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Is It Safe To Refreeze Ground Beef That's Already Been Thawed?
Planning ahead for meals can be a logistical nightmare, but if you’ve thawed out your ground beef already, is it safe to refreeze? We take a look.
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Give Your Grilled Cheese A Dessert Twist With The Help Of Nutella
You can easily make a sweet twist to your grilled cheese sandwich by adding some Nutella. A sweet grilled cheese is a great dessert you can experiment with.
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Is It Really Such A Problem To Squeeze Lemon Juice Over Hot Food?
It’s not uncommon to find a slice of lemon next to your dish to squeeze over it, but are there any problems we need to be aware of? We take a look.
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Does Lemon Juice Make Raw Eggs Safe To Eat?
A common hack states that adding lemon juice to raw eggs can effectively kill off any and all harmful bacteria, but does the claim hold any water?
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The Best Way To Reheat Pulled Pork (Without Drying Out The Sauce)
Curious how to reheat leftover pulled pork without sacrificing flavor? From vacuum sealers to storage, we share the best tips for reheating.
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The Simple Tip That Saves You Money When Buying Produce
As the cost of groceries soars, there are a few simple ways of saving some money when it comes to picking out what fresh produce you buy and when.
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How Many Pumpkins Do You Need For A Pie?
Pumpkin pie season's here and there are many recipes you can make at home. Many will call for canned pumpkin purée, but what if you want to make your own?
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What Does It Mean To Blind Bake Your Pie Crust?
Plenty of recipes call for blind baking but they don’t actually explain what it means. We take a look at what blind baking is and when you need to do it.
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What Does Malted Barley Have To Do With Beer?
Conversations about beer often focus on hops, but barley is the essential ingredient that can mean the difference between a pale ale and a stout.
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Butter Vs Oil: Which Is Better For Searing Tuna Steaks?
If you're making tuna steaks at home, you might have a hard time deciding whether to sear them in oil or butter. Fortunately, there is a right answer.
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What Type Of Brew Is An Oktoberfest Beer?
If you celebrate Oktoberfest in America, chances are you're not drinking authentic Oktoberfestbiers. There are two types of beer historically served in Munich.
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The Essential Step You Can't Forget When Baking With Canned Peaches
Baking with canned peaches creates delicious results, but you can't just dump everything in the can into your recipe. You'll need to prepare your peaches first.
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The One Ingredient That Transforms Your Chicken Noodle Soup
Few dishes are as synonymous with comfort food as chicken noodle soup. Adding one simple ingredient can transform it into something truly special.
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