These Vintage Glass Jars Are Making A Comeback: Here's Where To Find Them
Whether you're just getting into home canning or are looking for a stylish (and effective) way to store dry goods, these vintage glass jars are a hit.
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Why You Should Boil Hot Dogs Before Grilling, According To An Expert
People often choose boiled or grilled with their hot dogs, but why not both? An expert explains how using both methods leads to a juicier hot dog.
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Save More Money On Groceries With This Genius Reddit Hack
If you find yourself throwing out produce or other food that you buy because it goes bad before you can eat it, it's time to take Reddit's advice.
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You Can Make Classic Butter Cookies With 3 Simple Ingredients
If you need to make cookies, but you're limited on ingredients, you certainly can still make three-ingredient butter cookies. Just mix flour, sugar, and butter.
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This Is What Makes Brisket And Pulled Pork Different
No cookout is complete without juicy brisket and tender pulled pork. The two meats have some similarities, but a closer look reveals distinct characteristics.
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Poor Man's Brisket Is A Deliciously Affordable Swap For The Real Thing
While nothing can exactly emulate brisket's one-of-a-kind texture, this affordable substitute comes close and can even be cooked and seasoned similarly.
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How To Elevate Store-Bought BBQ Sauce, According To Bobby Flay
Bobby Flay's genius shines through with his three-ingredient hack that transforms ordinary store-bought barbecue sauce into something extraordinary.
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This Fruit Belongs On Your Burger — Here's The Best Way To Add It
Apples are a fruit that can add a lot of nuance to a burger, but it's important to choose the right variety and prepare them properly for success.
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The Best Way To Grate Carrots For Perfectly Moist Carrot Cake
There are several ways to prep carrots for carrot cake, but achieving a truly moist and evenly textured result hinges on how you grate them.
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The Absolute Best Cut Of Steak To Use For Hibachi
You might think you need dinner and a show (onion volcano, anyone?) to make hibachi at home, but all you need is the right cut of steak for your grill.
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The 5 Best Cookware Colors That Will Never Go Out Of Style
Chances are, you want your cookware to be a stylish addition to your kitchen, meaning you'll need to pick shades that won't feel dated in a few years' time.
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11 Must-Have Tools You Need For Your Bar Cart
Building an at-home bar cart is a pleasure that pays for itself (and impresses company to boot). Here's what you need to have a fully stocked arsenal.
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The Simple Mistake That's Ruining Your Slow Cooker Brisket
Just because a slow cooker is easy to use doesn't mean it's foolproof. You still need to make sure your brisket doesn't end up a burned, blackened mess.
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Why Gluten-Free Baked Goods Need More Time In The Oven
While gluten-free baking has come leaps and bounds in the last few decades, if you don't master the timing (and the temping) right, you end up with gummy cake.
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The Easy Way To Make Fluffy Cotton Candy Without A Fancy Machine
Feeling nostalgic for a bit of cotton candy? You don't need a fancy machine to make it at home: All you need is a hand mixer and some melted sugar.
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What Is Unleavened Bread? Here's How To Make It Using Only 3 Ingredients
Unleavened bread, like roti, is popular in many cultures. Typically, it only needs two or three ingredients, depending on how tender you want the bread.
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The Simple Flour Hack For Extra Crispy Bacon
Maybe some prefer chewy bacon, but for most, the magic's in the crispiness — and a simple flour hack can help you achieve that crackly texture.
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For Ultra-Crispy Hash Browns, You Just Need To Wait
Golden, greasy, and irresistibly savory, hash browns are the highlight of any breakfast spread. But achieving the ideal crunch isn't as simple as it seems.
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Keep Lettuce Fresh Longer With A Simple Storage Trick
Lettuce is a ubiquitous ingredient in many of our favorite recipes, so it makes sense that we'd want to keep it fresh for as long as possible.
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Why Street Cart Hot Dogs Taste So Good
There's just something that hits different about a genuine New York street dog. Whether it's the water, the bun, or a certain je ne sais quoi, nothing compares.
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How To Keep Sourdough Bread From Going Bad Quickly
If you want to keep your delicious sourdough bread fresher for longer, then you need to store it properly. No, you can't leave it in a plastic bag.
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The Underrated Crunchy Ingredient You Should Start Adding To Burgers
This one ingredient may typically be on top of casseroles, but they add crunchy deliciousness to a burger to. And for many of us, they're a pantry staple.
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Always Follow This Ratio Rule When Making Homemade Vinaigrette
In order to get the taste and texture of your homemade vinaigrette just right, you must always follow an incredibly easy-to-remember ratio rule.
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How To Improve The Texture Of Gluten-Free Baked Goods, According To An Expert
We sat down with corporate pastry chef Sofia Schlieben to talk about some things you can do to improve the texture of gluten-free baked goods.
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Keep Bread Loaves Fresher Longer By Sticking This Vegetable In The Bag
It may sound a touch unorthodox, but if you want to keep your bread nice and fresh, consider adding this particular vegetable to your bread box.
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Never Store Eggs In This Part Of Your Fridge (Here's Why)
If you want to keep your eggs as fresh as physically possible for as long as possible, yes, they should go in the fridge, but not in this one spot.
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15 Colorful Ingredients To Add To Your Summer Salad
If you want your summer salads to pop and be truly Instagrammable, then you need to add some of these colorful ingredients to add a touch of pizzazz.
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