Stop Using Your Knife As A Scraper Or Else You Won't Have It Very Long
If you use your knife to scrape ingredients from a cutting board into a pot, you're going to want to kick this habit so you can keep your knives sharp.
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How To Oil Your Grill Grates Correctly And Avoid A Fiery Flare-Up
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How To Safely Slice Your Acorn Squash In Half
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Why Your Air Fryer Should Become Your Go-To When Cooking Corn On The Cob
Ever tried air frying your corn? Air fryers are known for their efficiency and versatility. When it comes to cooking corn this way, there are many benefits.
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Yes, A Flour Dredge Does Make A Difference For Your Fried Chicken
Dredging your chicken in flour before frying is a relatively simple and inexpensive task that really transforms the texture of fried chicken.
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You're Probably Slicing Your Chives Wrong
If you use the wrong method to cut your chives there's a high chance you'll bruise their fragile structure, which will make them less appealing as a garnish.
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Simplify Scotch Eggs By Baking Them
To simplify your cooking process when it comes to making this sausage-stuffed, bread-coated egg dish, without sacrificing taste, we recommend baking them.
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Baking Soda Is The Key To Cleaning Your Coffee Maker
Your coffee maker requires regular cleaning. Luckily, you don't have to pull apart your machine to get inside for a scrub. You just need baking soda.
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How To Prevent Your Cabbage Steaks From Falling Apart
We love roasting cabbage steaks in the oven, but it can sometimes be challenging to figure out how to keep all the leaves intact in the process.
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The Easiest Way To Make Frozen Vegetables Crispy
Frozen vegetables have many advantages over fresh produce - cost, nutrition, convenience. The one drawback many cooks experience is sogginess after cooking.
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The Disastrous Mixing Mistake That Will Ruin Cheesecake
Perfecting your homemade bakes? Cheesecake can be a tad temperamental, but there's one mistake that's easy to avoid: overmixing your batter.
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The Best Way To Store Corn On The Cob (And How Long It Lasts In The Fridge)
Fresh corn is at its peak during the late days of summer, but you can make it last a whole lot longer with the right preservation methods.
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The Mistake That's Too Easy To Make When Double Frying Chicken
This common mistake when double frying chicken can thwart your crisping efforts and leave you with a less-than-crunchy coating. Luckily, it's easy to remedy.
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How To Peel Tomatoes (And Why You Should)
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Protect Your Beans From Cracking With Help From Your Oven
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Should You Store Whole Lemons In The Freezer?
When you've got lemons that need storing, don't throw your hands up in despair. With the proper knowledge, you'll be able to keep the citrus fruit fresh.
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