Is It Safe To Eat Ground Beef If It Has Turned Gray?
Have you ever noticed that packs of ground beef at the grocery store are gray rather than pink? Here's how to tell if they're still safe to buy and eat or not.
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Why You Should Use Baking Soda To Make Canned Tomatoes Taste Better
From improving the flavor in coffee to tenderizing steak, baking soda can do it all. Another way baking soda can help save the day is with canned tomatoes.
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What Temperature Should You Roast Pumpkin Seeds At?
Next time you carve up some jack-o'-lanterns, save the seeds. When roasting them, there is an ideal temperature for perfectly crispy and golden brown seeds.
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The 4-Ingredient Paste Gordon Ramsay Uses To Marinate Mackerel
Gordon Ramsay appreciates the appeal of mackerel, which is made evident in his recipe for roasted mackerel. The key is the paste he makes to marinate the fish.
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The Unique Flavor Profile Of Tobiko Explained
A common type of fish roe at sushi restaurants is tobiko. Also known as flying fish roe, it is a small, orange roe often used as a topping in Japanese cuisine.
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How To Make An Oreo Mug Cake With Just 2 Ingredients
TikTok is forever giving us new trends including the wonderful mug cake phenomenon. This Oreo mug cake version is so simple it just requires two ingredients.
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The Best Way To Store Brownies (And How Long They'll Last)
If you want your brownies to stay moist and fresh for more than a few hours, airtight storage is key -- and you may even want to use multiple airtight layers.
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Exactly How Many Carrots Do You Need For One Cup Of Juice?
Regardless of if your carrot juice is for drinking or an ingredient in a dish, understanding how much you can extract from this veggie is key.
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Here's When Preheating Your Oven Actually Makes A Difference
So you might think that preheating your oven makes a difference for every single dish you cook. It doesn't. Here's when you should preheat.
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Most Of The World's Fortune Cookies Are Produced By Just One Company
Although fortune cookies are nearly synonymous with Chinese restaurants, these after-meal treats are actually produced in New York, not China.
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The Exact Difference Between Apple Juice And Apple Cider
Apple juice and apple cider are both made from the namesake fruit, so just what exactly makes these two beverages unique? Here's what to know.
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Why Moscow Mules Are Served In The Iconic Copper Mug
Have you ever seen someone drinking a Moscow mule and wondered why the cocktail is always served in that copper mug? There's an interesting story behind it.
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Here's Exactly How Long Orange Juice Lasts At Room Temperature
Orange juice doesn't have the same reputation as milk when it comes to spoiling, but it's still important not to leave it out of the fridge for too long.
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How Often You Should Replace Paprika For The Strongest Flavors
High-quality, fresh paprika is an irreplaceable ingredient in your spice drawer. Here's how often you should replace it in order to keep its edge.
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The Highest Awarded Wines You Can Buy At Aldi
Aldi fans enjoy shopping at the German-based chain because of its low prices, but its locations also carry award-winning wines. Here's what to know.
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Can You Buy Alcohol At Aldi?
People love shopping at Aldi, from its low-priced quality products to its “aisle of shame.” But can you buy alcohol at the popular grocery chain?
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The Best Way To Store Radishes So That They Last Longer
Learning how to properly store radishes is key to making them last while still having good flavor and texture. Find out the best way to keep radishes longer.
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Yes, You Can Blind Bake Your Pie Crust Without Weights
Baking enthusiasts know how important it is to blind bake pie crusts for certain kinds of pie - and you don’t need to have pie weights to do it.
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Always Remember The Golden Rule For Cheesy Slow Cooker Meals
Slow cooker meals are a stress-free way to prepare dinner, but some ingredients require careful guidance. Don't add cheese too early for optimal results.
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Why Do Baby Carrots Get Slimy And Are They Safe To Eat?
Baby carrots typically come packaged with water inside. This is just for shipping and packing purposes and is harmless. But what if the carrots feel slimy?
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How To Prep Fresh Vs Frozen Lobster Tails For The Grill
Prepping lobster tails for grilling is a bit different than prepping other types of seafood, especially if they're frozen. Here are some tips for the process.
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Pick The Tastiest Limes At The Store With These Simple Tips
Examining limes based on touch, as well as appearance and scent, will help ensure that you get tastier, juicier limes the next time you go shopping.
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The One Dish Wolfgang Puck Made For The Oscars For 20 Years
Wolfgang Puck's cooking has become a staple of Oscars season, but one of his dishes is now so lauded that celebrities know to ask for it ahead of time.
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The Clearest Signs That Your Food Is Freezer Burnt
Freezer burn sounds like an egregious disaster that's befallen your frozen food. It's not, but there are signs you can look out for to recognize freezer burn.
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Marcus Samuelsson Swears By A Simple Pan Swap For Cornbread
Cornbread is an essential comfort food. When chef Marcus Samuelsson makes the elite side dish, he insists on using a particular kind of pan.
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Why You Should Grab Perishable Groceries From The Back Of The Shelf
Although it may seem counterintuitive, for the freshest products, shoppers should always grab perishable groceries from the back of supermarket shelves.
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The Under-The-Radar Bakery Behind Disney World's Most Magical Cakes
Disney World offers tons of tasty treats, from eclairs to ice cream. But only one little-known Disney Springs bakery serves up cake fit for a princess.
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