Skirt Vs Flank Steak: What's The Difference?
Skirt steak and flank steak were once considered undesirable, but today they're popular. These two flat steaks have a lot in common -- but they're not the same.
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Nutritional Yeast Is The Vegan Staple You Need In Your Kitchen
Commonly associated with meat-free diets, nutritional yeast is a staple ingredient that can totally elevate your cooking whether you're vegan or not.
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Give Leftover Pizza The Waffle Iron Treatment For A Crunchier Slice
Jazz up your leftover pizza by using your waffle iron to turn it into a tasty handheld snack. It's the perfect treat -- as long as you know how to avoid a mess.
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Here's What A Chef Orders To Test A New Barbecue Restaurant
When you're going to a new barbecue for the first time, it can be tough to choose which meat to try. According to a chef, there's one order that's the best.
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How To Eat A Pomegranate Without Making A Giant Mess
Pomegranates pack plenty of flavor, but also plenty of mess - luckily, we're here to help you get all of the fruit and none of the juice stains.
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What It Was Like To Eat At Elvis Presley's $10,000 Wedding Reception
It's no secret that the King of Rock and Roll lived lavishly, but his wedding reception really takes the cake (no pun intended). Here's what was on the menu.
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12 Simple Additions To Take Steak To Another Level
Looking to upgrade your next steak dinner? We interviewed a chef and meat expert for his top tips for flavor-packed beef.
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A Temperature Pro-Tip To Cook Beef Evenly Every Time
Delicious, evenly-cooked beef often comes down to one factor: The temperature you start cooking it at. Here's what to know next time you defrost a steak.
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The One Knife Home Cooks Should Splurge On According To A Chef
Knives are an essential tool in every kitchen, but there's one versatile blade in particular that is chef-approved and absolutely worth the splurge.
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Here's Exactly How Hot Soup Can Be Without Burning Your Tongue
Hot soup is certainly delicious, but if you're not careful, it can also come with a not-so-tasty burn. Here's exactly how hot to make your soup to avoid that.
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Julia Child And Ina Garten Shared A Hatred Of One Ingredient
Julia Child wasn't just an inspiration for Ina Garten -- the two cooking legends also had much in common, such as their hatred of one ingredient.
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The Only States In The US Without A Longhorn Steakhouse
Longhorn Steakhouse is a classic American franchise, but there are a few states that just haven't caught up yet. Here are a few possible reasons why.
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Our Shiny New 2-Tier Shopping Carts Are Actually From The 1930s
Trendy "millennial shopping carts" aren't actually new -- they've been around in some form since 1937. Since then, shopping carts have continued to evolve.
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The 15 Mistakes Keeping You From Perfect Meatloaf
Meatloaf may be considered one of the easier dishes to whip up, but there are common mistakes that can turn this popular comfort food into a culinary mess.
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The Best KitchenAid Attachment To Effortlessly Shred Cooked Chicken
Your KitchenAid can do a whole lot more than mix cake batter -- and one of its most surprising tricks is shredding chicken. Here's how to do it.
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Etiquette Rules Everyone Needs For Grocery Store Self-Checkouts
Self-checkout lanes are relatively self-explanatory, but people - and machines - can still make mistakes. Here are some tips for breezing through this lane.
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What Is Aldi's Aisle Of Dreams ... Or Is It The Aisle Of Shame?
The Aldi Finds aisle is known as the aisle of shame by customers. But some items found there make it the aisle of dreams. Here's why it's not so cut and dry.
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The Other Way To Flip Your Pancake (If You Keep Missing The Pan)
Pancakes can be fun to make for breakfast, but things can get messy if you aren't a pro at flipping. Luckily, there's an easier method that you can try.
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Don't Be Deterred By The Biggest Myth About Restaurant Specials
Next time you're out to eat and see an appealing restaurant special, don't let unsupported myths about the food stop you from giving it a try!
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TikTok's Tequila And Apple Juice Hack Is A Recipe For Danger
Tiktok's popular apple juice tequila hack might taste good, but it comes with a downside -- drinks that hide the taste of alcohol can be dangerous.
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Paper Towels Are Key When It Comes To Storing Spinach Long-Term
Spinach is easy to forget in the fridge, but there are ways to keep it from wilting prematurely. Here's one tip that will keep your spinach nice and dry.
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The Best Way To Reheat Prime Rib So It's Not Dry
The meat is known for its warm pink center. Similar to reheating steak, the last thing you want is to turn your prime rib to hardened leather.
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What It Means To Order A Martini Dry Vs Wet
You may remember hearing the phrase "dry martini" for the first time and wondering how this could describe a drink. Let's explore this classic cocktail.
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9 Popular Flour Brands Ranked Worst To Best
There are many types of flours and brands but not all are created equal. Here, we rank 9 flour brands ranging from the popular brands to smaller brands.
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The Popcorn Popper Hack To Make A Richer Cup Of Coffee
A simple air popper that you might already have for popping popcorn (or can buy for about $20) will roast your coffee beans in minutes.
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How To Eat In New York City On A Budget
Eating in NYC is full of choices but is not always good for your wallet. Here, a local dishes out on her favorite places to eat on a budget.
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The Prep Step You Can't Skip For The Crispiest Reheated Air Fryer Wings
Chicken wings can be soggy and unappetizing when you reheat them the next day. That is, unless you use this tip for crispy reheated air fryer wings.
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