How To Infuse Your Bourbon With Pecan Flavor (And Vice Versa)
We turned to expert Chris Blatner to find out how to properly pair pecans with bourbon for snacks or in baking, and the results were delicious.
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The Type Of Roast You Need For Perfect French Press Coffee
If you're a fan of making coffee at home but struggling to get barista-level quality in your French press, this is the type of roast you should be using.
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Make Foolproof Crème Brûlée Every Time With This Kitchen Gadget
Crème brûlée can be tricky to prepare at home. The custard can crack or curdle when overcooked or stay soupy if underdone, but not when you use this kitchen tool.
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Why They Call Chuck Roast The 'Poor Man's Brisket'
Smoked chuck can be a tasty and tender cut, and is sometimes known as the 'poor man's brisket'. We asked an expert to explain why it has this name.
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Does It Matter What Coffee You Use In Tiramisu?
Coffee plays an integral role in tiramisu, providing balance. We asked an expert whether the type of coffee you use when making this dessert really matters.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Probably Making When Cooking Shrimp
Shrimp are a perfect protein to keep on hand for a quick dinner. But when you pull that bag out of the freezer, make sure you avoid this common pitfall.
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The Perfect Stew Starts With How You Cut Your Potatoes
You can't make a proper stew without plenty of potatoes, but choosing the right cut for these starchy tubers may be the true key to success.
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Brands Of Strawberry Ice Cream, Ranked Worst To Best
There are plenty of strawberry ice cream varieties at the supermarket, but which brands are the best (and the worst)? We tried and ranked several options.
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Can You Make Meatballs Without Using Eggs?
Meatballs benefit from the addition of eggs since they act as a binder (among other things), but is it possible to make meatballs without eggs?
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This Creamy Ingredient Is The Secret To Super Tender Grilled Shrimp
Cooking perfectly tender shrimp on the grill takes a bit of practice. Adding this creamy ingredient can give you super juicy shrimp every time.
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The Expert-Approved Way To Freeze Fried Chicken And Reheat It Without Losing Its Crunch
When you try reheating frozen fried chicken, it seems like it will never be crispy again. However, this chef has a winning method that preserves texture.
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What Room Temperature Really Means In Baking
So many baking recipes throw out the phrase "room temperature" a lot. However, let's be real, what exactly does "room temperature" mean?
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The Kind Of Pan You Need For A Warm Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie
There’s nothing more comforting than a giant cookie served warm in the pan it was cooked in, but what type of pan works best? We asked an expert.
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When You Should (And Shouldn't) Reverse Sear Your Steaks
Reverse searing definitely needs to be in your repertoire of steak cooking techniques. But you shouldn't opt for it every time, according to a pro chef.
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Make Boxed Cake A Whole Lot Fancier With This Moist Addition
Boxed cake mix is a super easy way to whip up dessert. We got an expert perspective on how to make boxed cakes even fancier with one extra wet ingredient.
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Is Overcooking Meat Responsible For That Gamey Flavor?
Wild-caught meat in particular is known for having a gamey taste, but is the real culprit simply cooking it wrong? Here's what the experts have to say.
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Review: Little Caesars And Mountain Dew Team Up For A Fabulous New Flavor In Mango Rush
We tried the brand new Mango Rush drink flavor from Mountain Dew and Little Caesars to find out if it is as fabulous as it seems to be on the surface.
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How To Age Meat Safely At Home
Dry aged steak is often a popular choice on restaurant menus and is known for its intense flavor. Can you recreate this by dry aging meat at home?
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Avoid These 10 Mistakes For Perfect Homemade Pretzels
Making homemade pretzels is a fun activity, and if you heed the advice from the experts and avoid these mistakes when making them, you'll succeed.
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Why The 'Fresh' Shrimp At The Grocery Store Might Not Be As Fresh As You Think
Fresh is always best, right? Well, that might not be the case when it comes to the fresh shrimp sold at the seafood counter in your local supermarket.
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This Cut Of Beef Is Called A Ribeye Steak Alternative, But Does It Live Up To The Hype?
Ribeye is popular for a reason, but high demand comes with a high price. This cut of beef is known as a good alternative to ribeye, but is it really all that?
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Stop Overcooking Fish With An Easy Trick That Takes No Special Tools
It's important to cook fish all the way through, but that also makes it easy to overcook. Stop overcooking fish with this simple trick that needs no tools.
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How To Assemble A Sandwich So It Doesn't Fall Apart In Seconds
There is nothing worse than a sandwich that starts to disintegrate from the moment you take a bite. Here's how to make a more structurally sound sandwich.
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The Absolute Best Way To Heat Up A Casserole In The Oven
As they freeze well, casseroles are a great dish to make in advance. To get the most from them, you need to know how to properly heat them up.
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Popeyes Vs Chick-Fil-A Bottled Sauces: Which Fast Food Chicken Chain Did It Best?
Fast food chicken just hits different, and one of the best things about it is the sauce. We compared Popeyes and Chick-fil-A's bottled sauces head to head.
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Review: Lay's Do Us A Flavor 2025 Finalists — A Flavor-Palooza Of Awesomeness
Lay's Do Us A Flavor competition is back, so we decided to taste-test the three finalist flavors to see if they're our new favorite chip flavors or not.
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Taco Bell Secret Menu Items You'll Wish You Knew About Sooner
Taco Bell's menu may seem limited, but there are so many ways you can hack it. These are Taco Bell secret menu items you'll wish you tried sooner.
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