Why Center Cuts Are King For Grilling Salmon
Salmon can be a great grilling option if you know what cuts to cook. For the best results, you should use a section that comes from the center.
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9 Original Recipes That Changed For The Worse
Changing just one ingredient in a beloved food or drink can be disastrous for any brand, and not even corporate giants like McDonald's and Coca-Cola are safe.
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The Piña Colada-Inspired Upgrade You Need For Tasty Grilled Pineapple
Even if you've already discovered the glory of smoky grilled pineapple, there's an easy way to take this sweet, summer delicacy over-the-top.
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Ina Garten's Best Cocktail Tips To Get Your Friends Elegantly Buzzed
Cocktail parties are a stylish way to socialize, and these expert tips from Ina Garten, the Barefoot Contessa, can help you plan an event to remember!
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The Reason Buffalo Wings Are Always Served With Celery
Buffalo wings and celery go hand in hand, but have you ever wondered why? The answer lies back in 1964, in the city of Buffalo New York.
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The Right Way To Store Sliced Tomatoes, Onions, And Cucumbers
As exquisite as tomatoes, cucumbers, and onions are, they are also finicky foods and if you don't store them properly they can spoil in just a day or two.
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Popular Store-Bought Iced Coffee Brands, Ranked Worst To First
Store bought cold brew is now a huge market with so many options available. So, we bought and sampled these top brands and ranked them worst to first.
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The Weird And Wonderful History Of Oscar Mayer Hot Dogs
The Oscar Mayer Company was founded in 1883, and it's come a long way since then. Here's the weird and wonderful history of its most famous product.
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You're Not Using The Best Part Of Canned Pickled Jalapeños
Jalapeños are delicious in any form, but if you enjoy canned pickled jalapeños in particular, don't miss out in the most versatile part -- the brine in the can.
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Is There Really Any Difference Between Cherry And Grape Tomatoes?
Grape and cherry tomatoes are often lumped together, but they're not the same. Here's how to the tell difference -- and which types of uses are best for each.
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The Price-Slashing Tip You Need When Buying Costco Ground Beef
Costco are renowned for offering food at low prices. But if you have ground beef on your shopping list, here's a tip to get even more meat for your money.
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Mushroom And Leek Quiche Recipe
This recipe offers detailed, step-by-step guidance on crafting the perfect quiche shell, and it builds out the filling with aromatic mushrooms and leeks.
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Skip The $6 Mocha & DIY This Luxurious Version At Home Instead
Save some money and create a higher-quality, better-tasting mocha at home by using a piece of your favorite chocolate to flavor your homemade coffee.
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Bratwurst Vs Hot Dog: The Flavor Difference Explained
As summer rolls around and everyone fires up the grill, one delicious choice is up for debate. So, bratwurst vs hot dog, what are the differences, and why?
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15 Things You Didn't Know Your Waffle Maker Could Do
If you thought that waffle-maker you spent a small fortune on was a waste, think again. It'll earn a spot on the counter with all these ideas!
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The Right Way To Cut Tomatoes For Salsa (With A Bloody Mary Bonus)
If you want your salsa to taste its absolute best, take great care in how you cut and prep the tomatoes. They're the foundation of the dish, after all.
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What Is Triple Sec, And How Is It Different From Cointreau And Grand Marnier?
Triple sec is a mixology essential, use in many popular cocktails. Here's how it compares with other orange liqueurs like Grand Marnier and Cointreau.
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The Best Cheese Pairings For Girl Scout Cookies According To Experts
Have you ever thought about pairing cheese with your favorite Girl Scout cookies? Before you scoff, take it from a couple of curd connoisseurs.
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The 2-Ingredient Fix To Stop Salisbury Steak From Falling Apart
Salisbury steak is one of the most comforting meals around, but it's prone to crumbling. Luckily, you only need two ingredients to make the dish foolproof.
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The Hands-Down Best Meatball Subs In The US, According To Reviews
Practically every sandwich shop has a signature meatball sub, but which one is the best? We consulted public opinion to find the best meatball sandwich around.
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Why You Can't Make Funnel Cakes And Fried Dough In The Air Fryer
While it's called an air fryer and it achieves similar results, an air fryer may not be the best cooking tool for funnel cakes and fried dough. Here's why.
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The Volcano Method For Perfect Pasta Dough
If you've tried making pasta before and found the results lacking, you need to try the volcano method, which is easier than it sounds and yields perfect dough.
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The One Appliance Binging With Babish Uses For Super Smooth Mac And Cheese
Andrew Rea, better known as Babish from "Binging with Babish," has cracked the code to irresistibly creamy mac and cheese. It takes this one appliance.
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12 Yummy Gifts For Your Host, Beyond Wine
So you want to get your host a gift, but you don't want it to be a bottle of wine. We got you covered. Here's a list of some excellent gift ideas.
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The Stove Top Mistake That Can Cause Stoneware To Crack
Stoneware is sturdy and durable in most cases, but you'll want to protect it from extreme temperature changes -- especially when it comes to stove tops.
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Why It Pays To Buy Manuka Honey At Costco
Manuka honey has been making waves in the health food world, and while it's available at many stores, the manuka honey sold at Costco is a cut above the rest.
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The Correct Way To Drink A Pornstar Martini
You should be able to drink your cocktail however you want - unless it's Douglas Ankrah's pornstar martini. Apparently there are some very specific rules.
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