Krusteaz Batters Combine Ease And Quality For No-Fail Baking
Baking just got even easier with Krusteaz' new Pour & Bake batters. You'll get homemade-quality bakes with no mixing, mess, or extra ingredients required.
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Stories By Grace Haass
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The Best Way To Assemble A Bacon Burger And Then Take It To The Next Level
Few things in life are better than a well-prepared bacon burger. Luckily, an expert barbecue chef has a few pointers for building and topping the best burger.
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The Orange Zest Mistake That Makes Cake Taste Bitter
Adding orange zest to baked goods is a great way to impart a bright orange flavor into them without having to alter the ratio of dry to wet ingredients.
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The Classic Shape To Avoid For Better Pasta Bakes
This variety may be a very popular and common option for pasta bakes, but it's actually the pasta shape you should be avoiding. Here are the reasons why.
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The Best Store-Bought Pumpkin Coffee Isn't By Dunkin' Or Starbucks
Pumpkin-flavored coffees are trending, but there's one that reigns supreme. Believe it or not, the best store-bought pumpkin coffee isn't Dunkin' or Starbucks.
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Give Risotto A Fall Twist With Those Leftover Pumpkin Guts
After you've carved your pumpkin, you're left with seeds and stringy pumpkin guts. Don't toss them! Instead, use them in a fall-flavored risotto. Here's how.
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The Award-Winning Arkansas Sandwich That Made Vegetarian History
Most of us may automatically think of meat when it comes to sandwiches, but this vegetarian sandwich beat the odds by winning an award almost 5 decades ago.
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The Absolute Best Ratio To Remember When Making Homemade Sausage
Making sausage at home is within your grasp as long as you gather the right ingredients and follow our expert-approved tips, including this filling ratio.
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The Perfect Wine Pairing For Pumpkin Bread Works For Breakfast Or Dessert
During the holiday season, it seems that every get-together calls for pumpkin bread, but what's a good wine pairing for this fall favorite dessert?
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Simplify Your Holiday Cookie Baking With This Make-Ahead Tip
If you're looking forward to eating holiday cookies, but not to the ordeal of making them, this hack can make your life a little bit easier.
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The Easy Method To Temper Chocolate Like A Pro
Melting chocolate is an art. For the best results, it must be properly tempered. We turned to an expert for advice on how to get it right every time.
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Why Baking With Organic Powdered Sugar Could Backfire
Organic powdered sugar might sound like a healthier option for your homemade baked goods, but it comes with an unexpected downside that isn't worth it.
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The Best Trader Joe's Tea Helps With Restless Nights
Trader Joe's offers a wide range of teas designed for all tastes, and this variety stands out for us because it can help you sleep at night.
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The Subtle Difference Between Spaghetti, Spaghettini And Spaghettoni Pasta
There are at least 350 different pasta types, so it makes sense that there's more than one long thin variety. We look at the differences between 3 of them.
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The Liquid I.V. Flavor We Could Drink Everyday
Liquid I.V. is sold in dozens of flavors, including 16 flavors in the hydration multiplier line. If you're only going to grab one, it should be this one.
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The Best Ways To Incorporate Chai Spice Into Your Drinks, According To A Cocktail Expert
If you're sick of pumpkin spice but still want to indulge is warming spices for your autumnal drinks, then a chai spice blend is the way to go.
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Meghan Markle's Unique Secret Ingredient For Banana Bread
Meghan Markle's banana bread is a hit not just because it has chocolate chips, but rather because it includes a secret ingredient that makes it stand out.
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The Costco Kirkland Signature Ice Cream That's Better Left In The Freezer Aisle
Costco's Kirkland Signature frozen desserts, including its ice cream, are usually good buys, but this particular variety doesn't quite hit the spot.
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The Rita's Italian Ice Flavor We Wouldn't Choose Again
Rita's Italian Ice offers dozens and dozens of flavors. Many of them are worthwhile, but this one left our taste tester cold, and not in the good way.
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A Simple Ice Bath Is The Secret To Thickening Lemon Curd Faster
If you need lemon curd to complete a dessert and don't have the time to wait for it to set and thicken naturally, you can speed things up with an ice bath.
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Giada De Laurentiis Marinates Fresh Peaches In This Beloved Italian Wine
Giada De Laurentiis reveals chooses to soak her peaches in wine before adding them to gelato. De Laurentiis' wine of choice to marinate the fruit?
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How To Marinate A French Cut Steak For The Richest Flavors
French cut beef is actually very lean. Because of this, the right marinade is crucial to get the best flavor and texture out of this steak.
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Prue Leith's Simple Vermouth Swap For A Sweet, Refreshing Martini
In her new cookbook, "The Great British Bake Off" judge Prue Leith suggests using this ingredient in lieu of vermouth for a sweeter twist to the martini.
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How To Choose The Absolute Best Store-Bought Bread, According To An Expert
When choosing bread at the grocery store, it's easy to default to a tried-and-true brand, but there are better options out there if you look for them.
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3 Crucial Tips For Kneading Rye Bread Dough
Baking rye bread at home can sound intimidating, but it's really pretty simple, especially if you follow these expert-approved tips for kneading.
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Exactly How Long To Cook Air Fryer Steak To Get Your Perfect Doneness
Rachel Buck, of the Ninja Test Kitchen, gave us a rundown on how to cook steak perfectly in the air fryer at 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Cornbread Is Even Better With A Fresh Herb Dressing On Top
there are ways to put a light and bright spin on this dish. Topped with a fresh herb dressing, cornbread will steal the show.
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