How To Actually Cut A Pineapple Like A Pro
Cutting a pineapple can be intimidating, but if you take inspiration from the traditions of Laos and Thailand, you can easily cut it like a pro.
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Caramelize Your White Chocolate To Unlock A New World Of Flavor
Caramelizing white chocolate is easier than it sounds. To find out exactly what to do, we brought in executive chef Lance Knowling to give us some pointers.
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Foamier Lattes Start With Steaming Your Milk To The Right Temperature
Your barista makes foam art look so simple, but before you try to create your own adorable tulip, you'll need to make sure you're properly steaming the milk.
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Yes, You Can Make Cornbread Without Eggs. Here's How
Just because egg prices continue to increase doesn't mean you have to give up your favorite cornbread recipe. You can make cornbread without eggs.
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How To Choose The Best Type Of Rice For Crispy Tahdig
When preparing the delicious Persian dish tahdig or making a recipe that includes it, it's important to know what the best type of rice to choose is.
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Give Your Pizza A Gourmet Twist With A Surprising Canned Fruit
The controversy over putting pineapple on pizza rages on, but another canned fruit can still assist in livening up your homemade pizza concoctions.
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Why You Should Try Making Pizza Upside Down In A Skillet
If you love a good, hot pizza and enjoy making them at home, you should try this tasty twist: Make this delicious upside-down pizza in a skillet.
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How To Cook Vermicelli Noodles Perfectly
You may not realize it, but you've definitely had vermicelli noodles if you've eaten any kind of Asian cuisine. Here's how to cook them perfectly at home.
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How To Reheat Pork Tenderloin So It Stays Juicy
Pork tenderloin is a delicious cut of meat, but because it's so lean, it can quickly become dry. Avoid ruining your leftovers with these simple reheating tips.
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The Trick To Reheating Ham Without Drying It Out
Heating up leftover ham doesn't have to result in dry, cardboard-like meat. Follow this simple tip to ensure your reheated ham is as delicious as ever.
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Should You Really Add Water To Your Air Fryer When Cooking Vegetables?
Air fryers cook food by circulating hot air and, therefore, are able to use less oil. But should you also be adding water when cooking veggies in an air fryer?
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How To Turn Chocolate Chips Into Homemade Magic Shell
Magic Shell is a popular ice cream add-on that starts as a syrup and hardens to a delicious, chocolate shell. Here's how you can actually make it at home.
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10 Ways To Get Rid Of Fruit Flies Using Things Already In Your Kitchen
Fruit flies can be annoying, unwelcomed guests in your kitchen. Here's some tips on how to get get rid of them once they've already entered your home.
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It's Time To Start Brewing Homemade Soda In The Comfort Of Your Kitchen
Why settle for unhealthy, sugary sodas when you can brew a customized, flavorful alternative in the comfort of your home with this very simple process?
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How You Can Double The Lifespan Of Your Paper Towels
If you're going through rolls of paper towels too quickly in your kitchen, try this easy hack to double your supply, save money, and reduce waste.
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The Clever Tip That Makes Assembling Ice Cream Sandwiches A Breeze
Ice cream sandwiches are a delicious dessert choice, but they are certainly messy to make yourself - unless you follow these steps for sweet treat bliss.
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For Perfectly Fluffy Frozen Biscuits, Break Out The Air Fryer
Some breakfast purists might thumb their noses at canned biscuits, but make them in an air fryer and they might just become your favorite morning treat.
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How Much Water Do You Really Need To Steam Tamales?
Tamales make for a quick, easy, and delicious meal, but if you don’t use the right amount of water, you could end up with a bad taste in your mouth.
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How To Prevent Melted Chocolate From Turning Hard Again
If you are making a deliciously smooth chocolate sauce for dipping or baking, it can be annoying when it suddenly cools and hardens. Here's how to prevent that.
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Create Perfectly Shaped Cookies With This Genius Bowl Hack
Tired of your baked cookies coming out of the oven looking misshapen? Next time, employ this simple but highly effective hack to solve the problem.
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How To Bake Anything Without An Oven
Don't have an oven to bake that cake recipe? Don't worry. Believe it or not, there are options when it comes to baking without an oven. Here's how to do it.
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How To Toast Saffron For Maximum Flavor
Chances are good that you've had saffron seasoning a dish at least once. If you're looking to make your own, here's how to toast this red spice to perfection.
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Does Spatchcocking Intimidate You? Ask Your Butcher To Help
The act of spatchcocking can be scary. But that doesn't mean you should forgo it altogether. All you need to do is ask the butcher to do it for you.
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Microwaves Make Rendering Chicken Fat Easy. Here's How
There are a ton of amazing uses for rendered chicken fat, but the process can be a little time-consuming. Fortunately, your microwave can make it easier.
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Transform Boring Salads With Polenta Croutons
Turn your next salad into a crunchy, flavorful sensation with this fun swap for regular croutons. Here's how to make, store, and reheat polenta croutons.
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Is It Okay To Use Self-Rising Flour For Cookies?
Self-rising flour is often used to make super tender and tasty biscuits. But can you also use it for your sweet and chewy cookies?
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The Proper Way To Clean Your Waffle Iron
A waffle maker has little crevices that give waffles their signature pattern, but which are also very hard to clean. Here's the best way to go about it.
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