Why Beekeepers Are Struggling To Save Tupelo Honey From Extinction
Swamp Tupelo is a type of tree that honeybees love. From it, they produce some amazing honey. But some are worried this type of honey will become extinct.
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How To Keep Shirataki Noodles From Having That Super Rubbery Texture
Shirataki noodles, also known as konjac noodles, are a low-calorie alternative to pasta. But just how should you cook the so-called miracle noodles?
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George Washington's Favorite Food Is One Of The Simplest Cakes To Make
If you cook often, you know that the simplest recipes that have been around the longest are the best. Try making George Washington’s tried-and-true favorite.
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Toasting Your Own Sesame Seeds Is Almost Too Easy
Sesame seeds are a great dish topper. This versatile seed enhances food from sushi to tahini in cookie dough, and you should definitely be toasting your own.
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How To Reheat Frozen Rice To Get A Fluffy Finish Each Time
Cooking rice can take a while, but if you freeze it, you can reheat it quickly and be ready for dinner in no time. Here's how you should reheat it.
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Why It Can Be Dangerous To Cut Meat On A Wooden Board
Cutting boards are an essential part of any kitchen. While the wooden boards may look pretty, you'll want to think twice before cutting raw meat on one.
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The Crucial Step To Follow When Pan-Frying Frozen Salmon
Salmon is a relatively simple dish to make and is full of health benefits. But if you forget to thaw your frozen salmon, can it still be just as good?
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How To Store Your Whiskey Like A True Connoisseur
Spirits can degrade if not kept correctly. So, to protect your whiskey's quality, it's important to know how to store it like a true connoisseur.
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Why You're Better Off Ordering Cracker Barrel's Chicken 'N Dumplings On A Weekday
Cracker Barrel has a long list of beloved menu items. One of its best-sellers is the Chicken n’ Dumplings. Here’s why you should order it during the week.
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What To Consider When Choosing The Right Cheese For Your Pasta
Pasta is a simple, fan-favorite dish for any time of year. Deciding what type of cheese to use and when to add it is important to enhance your dish.
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The Surefire Ways To Rehydrate Pretty Much Any Dried Food
Being in the wilderness doesn’t mean you have to take a break from eating healthy. Knowing how to rehydrate dried food when you’re camping can help.
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The Easy Tip For Skewering Kebabs (Without Impaling Your Hands)
Grilling kabobs during the summer season? Make it easier on yourself (and your hands) by using this easy hack to seamlessly skewer your ingredients.
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The Hot Dog Burger Is Here To Solve The Sandwich Debate Once And For All
The almighty hot dog: sandwich or not? Whichever side of the debate you're on, there's a way to unequivocally turn your hot dog into a sandwich.
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Pizza Salads Are A Thing, But What Exactly Are They?
This viral dish combines two classic dinner items -- salad and pizza. Even though it was invented by a celebrity, the public is divided on this creation.
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The Simple Hot Chocolate Hack To Transform A Bad Cup Of Coffee
Sometimes, daily coffee drinkers are looking for a change from their standard at-home order. Here's how you can use hot cocoa mix to amplify mundane coffee.
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The Secret To Storing Hardy Herbs So They Last Even Longer
Cooking with herbs is a great way to incorporate flavors into your dishes. You can use dry or fresh herbs, but how do you store leftovers so they last longer?
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How To Properly Add A Pop Of Color To Your Homemade Pasta
Tired of plain old pasta? Infuse some colors into that tagliatelle with some vibrant puréed veggies. Simply add colorful vegetables to your dough. Here's how.
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All You Need Is Doritos To Elevate Your Taco Salad
With Doritos’ extensive lineup of flavors, there’s a taste for everyone. It’s only natural that at least one flavor will be at home on your taco salad.
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How To Make A Two-Ingredient Dip Out Of Any Sauce Or Marinade
People love a good dip. And there are countless varieties, whether dipping veggies, chips, or cookies. Did you know you can make them with just two ingredients?
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What You Should Know Before Bottling Fermented Hot Sauce
If you're whipping up your own homemade fermented hot sauce, what you store it inside of is just as important as the condiment itself. Here's what we recommend.
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Powdered Vinegar Is The Little-Known Secret To The Absolute Best Snacks
Fans of salt and vinegar-flavored snacks can enjoy the great taste with homemade varieties without compromising crunch. Powdered vinegar is a best-kept secret.
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The Sandwich Hack That Will Change How You Eat Cupcakes Forever
If you love cupcakes but hate the mess (or icing-to-cake ratio), check out this genius sandwich hack Anne Hathaway swears by when eating the mini sweet treat.
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The Portion Guide Perfect For Grilling Burgers For A Crowd This Summer
Hosting a cookout or dinner party can be stressful, but planning the menu should be fun. Follow these guidelines to ensure you have enough food for your guests.
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How To Cook The Crispiest Brussels Sprouts Straight From Frozen
Roasted Brussels sprouts prepared from frozen can be delightful if handled with care. And they're a time saver since you don't need to thaw them!
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No, Frozen Yogurt Is Not Made By Simply Putting It In The Freezer
However, it is still an easy treat to make at home. Unfortunately, it requires a couple extra steps to go from yogurt to frozen yogurt.
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Here's How Long To Soak Cashews For The Perfect Vegan Cheese Sauce
Cashews can make a rich and creamy base for vegan cheese sauce -- as long as they're soaked first. Here's how long you should soak them for.
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How Long Boxed Chicken Stock Stays Fresh In The Fridge
If you regularly use chicken stock, you likely don’t have to worry about it going bad. But if you use only a little, here’s how you know if it’s gone bad.
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