8 Kitchen Ingredients You Can Use To Clean Burnt Pans
Cleaning burnt pans can be a tiresome, especially with all the elbow grease you need to apply. But, you probably have these 8 ingredients that can lend a hand.
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Why Farm-Raised Salmon Is Banned In Many Countries
Farm raised salmon is a way to meet consumer demand and help keep the fish affordable, but the long term drawbacks are too much for many countries.
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The Best Egg Substitutes You Probably Already Have In Your Kitchen
When replacing an egg for dietary requirements or choice, finding a substitute can be daunting. But, these 17 options should help you make the right decision.
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Why Are Some Pineapples Pink?
Pink pineapples, aka Pinkglows are the gorgeously rosy designer fruit that people can't keep off their feeds. See the story behind how they were conceived.
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Water Is The Best Way To Cook These 11 Foods
Using water to cook may sound like a boring option. But, from a healthier dish to improving your time management, water is the best option for these 11 foods.
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Can You Cook Frozen Chicken On The Grill?
Grilling chicken from frozen isn't an impossible proposition, but it can go wrong in a number of ways. See how you can do it, but why thawed is the best route.
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How Does A Restaurant Really Get A Michelin Star?
We've all heard of the Michelin Guide and their coveted stars. But how does a restaurant go about trying to earn them, and what matters to those that decide.
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The Reason Ackee Fruit Is Banned In The US
Raw ackee can be dangerous to deal with because it harbors a toxin. See the history of the fruit, why the FDA clamped down, and how you can enjoy, if you dare.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Short Ribs As Explained By Chefs
Short ribs can be the star of any meal but they can easily ruin an evening. So, we spoke with two experts to help you avoid these short rib cooking mistakes.
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11 Celebrity Chefs And The Foods They Hate
Not every food is for everyone including celebrity chefs, despite their mastery of recipes and flavor. Here are 11 foods these celeb chefs cannot stand.
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What Really Puts The Spice In Tajín Seasoning
See which peppers bring the heat to Tajín seasoning, giving the popular blend a distinct flavor. Give a palatable kick to cocktails and fresh fruits.
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Ever Wonder If Uncarbonated Beer Is A Thing?
Although flat beer is generally considered by many to be unpalatable, there are reasons why some drinkers mya desire options with less carbonation.
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The Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Green Beans Laid Out By Expert Chefs
Preserving the mild flavor of green beans is a delicate affair. So, we spoke to three expert chefs to give you the low-down on how to best prepare them.
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How Many Pizzas Do You Need To Order For 20 People?
Whether you're in Cincinnati or Naples, pizza is a great way to feed a crowd. But how many to order? Our formula estimates just how many pies to pick up.
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The Sad Reason Foie Gras Is Banned In So Many Countries
Still a delicacy in France, for many, foie gras is the epitome of fine dining. However, its production has led to the dish being banned in many countries.
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Why Is A Hot Dog Called A Glizzy?
We never seem to be done naming hot dogs. And while the term glizzy is likely to be eclipsed someday as well, it's some twenty years in the making.
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The Temperature Your Grill Should Be When Cooking Burgers
Grilling outdoors in the summer months is one of life's pleasures. But that joy could end if your grill isn't at the right temperature for grilling burgers.
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What Makes An Old-Fashioned Donut Different From A Modern One?
It's sweet, it's a little tangy, it's craggy, it's delicious. See what an old fashioned donut is all about, and how it differs from contemporary types.
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The Myth You Should Stop Believing About Baby Carrots
Baby carrots are are incredibly snack-able with dips and spreads, but what about these pint-sized root veg were people misled about along the way?
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Are Watermelon Rinds Edible?
It'd be tough to blame you for chucking a watermelon rind. They certainly don't seem like good grub at first glance, but you just need a few good ideas!
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14 Types Of Crab And How To Eat Them, According To Seafood Experts
Cooking crab meat can be a daunting task, especially when you account for the many varieties. We spoke with seven experts to help guide you in your crab prep.
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The Contestant That's Won The Most Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contests
In the world of competitive eating, particularly hot dogs, there's one name that should be as well known as Lebron or MJ, as he's dominated the field.
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Swicy Foods Are What Hot Girl Summer Is Made Of
Swicy foods have proven they have real staying power. See how the trend has evolved, and some of what you can expect to see for sweet-spicy combos this summer.
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What's The Record For Most Eaten At Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest?
The most well-known eating competition out there is Nathan's Hot Dog Contest, which goes down every July Fourth. What's the record, and who dons the crown?
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What Is An Arnold Palmer Drink Made Of?
If you've never had the pleasure of enjoying an Arnold Palmer, you're not alone, but you are missing out. See why this blend of two common drinks is a hit.
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14 Uses For Your French Press Beyond Making Coffee
That lonely French press in your cabinet may have only been used to make coffee, but a world of uses is waiting for this kitchen tool. Here are 14 of the best.
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Experts Explain The Red Flags You Should Watch Out For When Dining At A Steakhouse
From no flavor to a bad trim, steakhouses can have worrying signs. To save you from experiencing them, our experts lay out the top 12 steakhouse red flags.
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