Puff Pastry Scraps Are Absolutely Perfect For Pigs In A Blanket
If you're stuck for ideas on how to use up any leftover puff pastry, then wonder no more. We give you the delectable tiny treat: pigs in blanket.
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Stories By Grace Allison
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The Ingredient Tip You Need For The Best Cooked Dried Beans
When it comes to cooking, dried beans are a favorable option in terms of affordability and taste. Here's how to prepare them so they reach texture perfection.
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Do Fish Have A White And Dark Meat Equivalent?
One seafood question that continues to perplex is whether fish has a white and dark meat equivalent. While it may not be obvious, it can have a color contrast.
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Here's What Gives Espagueti Verde Its Green Hue
Espagueti verde is a spaghetti-based creation aptly named for the vibrant green sauce that envelops its strands. It's creamy, earthy, and deliciously smoky.
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Upgrade Your Tomato Soup With Soy Sauce And Thank Us Later
Tomato soup is a classic comfort food, but sometimes it is lacking just a little something. For a quick boost in flavor just reach for this pantry staple.
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Blend Cheese And Homemade Mayo For An Applause-Worthy Condiment
Homemade mayonnaise, with its smooth, sour, and salty tang, transforms into a rich, creamy, and versatile condiment when blended with cheese.
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The Common Mistake To Avoid When Adding Rice To Your Veggie Burgers
Avoid disappointment on your next homemade veggie burger night with this simple step. After all, no one likes a burger that falls apart mid-bite.
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The 2-Sauce Tip That'll Drastically Improve Your Baked Pasta
Two sauces are better than one. That's certainly true for many dishes -- but what about pasta? And which kinds of sauces play well together?
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Goat Cheese Is The Tangy Addition Your Garlic Bread Deserves
Everyone knows and loves classic cheesy garlic bread. But even tried-and-true comfort foods sometimes need a little upgrade. More cheese, anyone?
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The Fan-Favorite Chili You Should Consider Picking Up At Costco
There's a certain chili available at Cosco that has become a favorite among its shoppers. And these are the reasons you should consider trying it yourself.
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Use Up Your Canned Oranges By Tossing Them In A Salad
Chances are you have a can or two of oranges in your pantry right now. Break out your canned oranges and let them shine in a surprising new way.
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Add Some Savory Goodness To Your Puff Pastry Treats With Everything Bagel Seasoning
Everything bagel seasoning is endlessly surprising in terms of versatility. The seasoning goes wonderfully with puff pastry treats and numerous other creations.
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How To Properly Use Makrut Lime Leaves In Your Next Soup
While these small leaves may resemble the peppery bay leaf, they are intrinsically more citrusy and floral, making them an excellent seasoning for soups.
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Add Fish Sauce To Chicken Salad For A Delectable Umami Punch
Whether you're sprucing up Mom's classic American-style chicken salad recipe or trying a traditional Asian chicken salad, fish sauce lends an umami punch.
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Are Olive Garden Takeout Containers Microwavable?
Who doesn't love delicious Olive Garden leftovers? Find out if your second meal can be even more convenient by microwaving it in the take out container.
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The Reason Asian Pears Are Best Enjoyed Raw
Do you know the difference between Asian pears and the European varieties? You can't just swap out one for the other when it comes to baking.
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Transform Store-Bought Pasta Sauce With A Handful Of Greens
For a delicious and easy-to-make pasta meal, throw in some of your favorite greens to add freshness and flavor to a store-bought pasta sauce.
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What Is Marry Me Soup And What Does It Taste Like?
Can a soup really taste so good that you want to commit to it for a lifetime? With this combination of ingredients, you just might be drop to one knee.
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The Shot Glass Tip For Microwaving 2 Tiers Of Food At Once
If you're feeding a family and have a few plates of leftovers to reheat in the microwave, use this shot glass hack to get two plates done at once.
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The Blanching Tip You Need To Remember For Korean Bean Sprout Salad
A savory Korean bean sprout salad can be whipped up in no time. Just don't skip out on this important step, or your sprouts won't have the right texture.
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The Simple Roasting Tip For The Best-Ever Broccoli Soup
The slow caramelization during roasting enhances the nutty and earthy essence of the florets while turning the little green branches into a golden forest shade.
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When Cooking With Bay Leaves, Should You Ground Them Into Powder?
Altering the state of the dried bay leaf can unlock a whole new potential in this common ingredient. But what do you use ground bay leaf for?
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The Pasta Type You Need For Traditional Greek Pastitsio
Some call it the cousin of lasagna. Some call it Greek lasagna. But the ingredient that makes pastitsio so special may not be exactly what you think.
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The Secret For Perfect Butter Mochi Relies On The Type Of Pan You Use
Butter mochi is an easy-to-make treat that your friends and family will devour. To get the bouncy sweet's chewy, spongy texture right, start with the right pan.
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What Are Egg Patties Made Of?
The essential ingredients in a straightforward egg patty are eggs, black pepper, and salt. These ingredients are lightly blended before cooking.
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Transform Basic Canned Tuna Into A Delicious Protein-Packed Dip
Affordable, versatile, nutritious -- canned tuna seems to have a lot going on. But here we look at an unexpected way to use this high-protein fish.
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Chakalaka Is The Unlikely Ingredient Your Grilled Cheese Is Asking For
There are many ways to amp up a grilled cheese sandwich. But have you ever tried adding a spicy bean relish from South Africa? We thought not.
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