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Cook /Stephanie Friedman
Roll Up Store-Bought Salad In A Tortilla For An Easy Veggie Wrap
Store-bought salads are an easy shortcut to a quick lunch, but you don't need to leave them in their purchased state. Add a tortilla to boost the form factor.
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Cook /Julia Duda
Tasty Upgrades That Will Make Oatmeal Cookies Irresistible
Enhancing your oatmeal cookies can be as simple as sprinkling in spices and adding chocolate chips, or as complex as toasting the oats and browning the butter.
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Cook /Crawford Smith
Why Lamb Is An Underrated Meat For Barbecue, According To Famed Pitmaster Pat Martin - Exclusive
At his restaurants, Pat Martin cooks up Southern classics like spare ribs, pulled pork, and beef brisket. But he doesn't limit himself to the traditional rules.
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Cook /Greg Baker
11 Foods You're Probably Cooking On Too High Heat, According To A Chef
It's all too easy to set the heat high when cooking, but many foods benefit from a more measured approach. Here are a few you're probably cooking too hot.
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Grocery /Luna Regina
The Best Canned Chicken At The Grocery Store Is A Splurge, But It's Worth It
Canned meat is never as good as the fresh version, but some options are better than others. And when it comes to canned chicken, one brand stands out.
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How Boxed Cake Mix Can Magically Transform The Texture Of Your Milkshake
If you find yourself craving an extra thick milkshake, we've got an option you may not have thought of and it's probably already sitting on your pantry shelf.
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Restaurants /Emma Segrest
The 3-30-300 Rule Breweries Swear By When Storing Beer
You may have opened your beer to discover the flavor was changed and your beer was flat. You just tasted the 3-30-300 rule in action.
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Restaurants /Stephanie Friedman
Is There A Difference Between Checkers And Rally's?
If you've been lucky enough to visit Checkers and Rally's, it's inevitable that you noticed uncanny similarities between the two. So what's the difference here?
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Cook /Danielle Turner
10 Facts About Purple Sweet Potatoes You Should Know
It's easy to get caught up in a cycle of eating the same thing week after week, so mix it up with some purple sweet potatoes. Let's learn all about them.
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Cook /Nikki Munoz
The Store-Bought Ingredient Ina Garten Adds To Banana Bread For A Little Crunch
If you love banana bread but think that it needs more of a crunch, then you need to know about Ina Garten's store-bought addition: granola.
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Cook /Elizabeth Okosun
Juniper Berries Are The Chef-Approved Ingredient For Less Gamey Venison
Venison comes with a lot of benefits but also a few drawbacks, one of which being its gaminess. Luckily, it's easy to mitigate that gaminess.
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Recipes /Kara Barrett
Juniper Duck With Corn And Sage Relish Recipe
With a roasted-corn-and-sage relish and sweetly seasoned duck slow-cooked in fat, this dish is all about delicious richness and bold flavors.
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Cook /Nikki Munoz
Saltines Are The Chocolate Chip Cookie Topping You Never Knew You Needed
Saltines are an easy way to achieve that saltiness while also adding an extra crunch to your next batch of cookies thanks to the nature of the cracker.
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Cook /Elaine Todd
14 Best Ways To Eat Eggs For Dinner
Egg dishes aren't just for breakfast anymore. Expand your culinary repertoire during the week with one of these satisfying egg-based meals for dinner.
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Drink /Brian Udall
The World's Very First Bourbon Dates Back To The 18th Century
Bourbon is the quintessential American spirit, and this whiskey has a storied history going back to the 18th century. So, how did the first bourbon get started?
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Cook /Matthew Spina
Canned Crab Is The Secret To Flavorful Seafood Ravioli Anytime
Preparing fresh crab legs to scrape out the meat can be one heck of a chore, making you less likely to try a recipe like this at home. Try canned instead.
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Exclusives /Kat Lieu
The Expert-Approved Etiquette Tip You Should Follow When Sending Food Back At A Restaurant
Sometimes, it's necessary to send a dish back at a restaurant, but it's best to follow proper etiquette and ensure you aren't sending it back for a bad reason.
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Cook /Sara Klimek
The Best And Worst Breads For Making French Toast
If you're looking to make the best batch of French toast but unsure which types of bread to use or avoid, here are the best and worst breads for French toast.
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Cook /Austin Havens-Bowen
Swap In Udon Noodles For An Asian-Fusion Carbonara
When your standard weekly meals start to feel boring, it's time to switch things up with new textures and flavors. Here's an easy way to do that tonight!
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Cook /John Tolley
Give Your Tofu The Flavors Of Crab With The Right Seasoning
The blank canvas that is tofu needs the right seasonings to bring it to life. Here are the blends that can help approximate the flavors of crab.
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Cook /Matthew Spina
The 3 Ingredient Additions To Make Bottled BBQ Sauce Sweeter And Stickier
Bottled barbecue sauce can get the job done but it lacks the personalized flair associated with good BBQ. When upgrading store-bought sauce, you have options.
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Cook /Anna Kot
16 Facts You Need To Know About Cinnamon
Cinnamon is one of the world's most popular spices, but it still retains an air of mystery. We're here with 16 fascinating facts about the beloved ingredient.
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Grocery /Simone Gerber
What To Avoid When Buying Asparagus At The Grocery Store
Asparagus goes bad quickly - so quickly that it might even be bad before you take it home from the grocery store. Here's how to avoid that pitfall.
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Recipes /Jennine Rye
British Bistro Smoked Salmon Avocado Toast Recipe
Elevate your avocado toast with silky smoked salmon, creamy crème fraîche, and crispy toppings for a filling and nutritious brunch dish in less than 15 minutes.
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Cook /Karen Hart
Ina Garten's Easy Trick For Tastier Dried Fruit In Oatmeal
The beauty of oatmeal lies in its ability to be customized - and if your heart desires dried fruit, you go for it! Use Ina Garten's tip for best results.
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Cook /Elizabeth Okosun
The Sweet Addition To Give Taco Beef More Depth Of Flavor
When it's taco night at your house, be sure to get your recipe just right by balancing the savoriness of your meat with a hint of sweetness.
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Cook /Elettra Pauletto
10 Hacks That Will Help Ripen Fruit Much Faster
Waiting for your favorite fruit to naturally ripen can take days. But if you're in a bind, these hacks can help quicken this process.
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Drink /Michelle Welsch
The Real Reason Some Martinis Are Stirred, Not Shaken
We've all heard the classic James Bond adage of "Shaken, not stirred" - but what separates the two from one another? Turns out, it goes beyond just preference.
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Cook /Matthew Spina
The Difference Between Sugar And Snickerdoodle Cookies
At first glance, sugar cookies and snickerdoodles might seem similar - but, believe it or not, the differences between the two extend past adding cinnamon.
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