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Chef Reveals the Surprise Secret to Fluffy Scrambled Eggs — And It’s So Easy
A plate of fluffy scrambled eggs is a breakfast classic for good reason — they’re filling, cook up quickly and are so easy to customize with all sorts of tasty add-ins. Trouble is, they’re also easy to overcook into a rubbery mess, leaving us wondering how places like IHOP get them so delicious every time.…
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The Top 3 Foodie Finds Tabitha Brown Loved In 2023
Even though Tabitha Brown’s vegan bacon is widely considered one of the best versions out there, the cooking star can’t say enough good things about a rival recipe. When asked about her most memorable meal of 2023, Brown nominated a favorite dish at East Village vegan tapas hotspot, Ladybird. “Ladybird in New York City has…
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Our Classic Chicken & Dumplings Recipe Perfects The Comfort Food
For tips on perfecting classic chicken and dumplings, I called my mom, who ended up giving me my grandma’s recipe. It’s as hand-me-down as it comes: One spoonful instantly made me think of my childhood. This easy comfort food recipe is perfect on a cold night, and simple enough to whip up when you don’t…
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Raise the Steaks: 5 tips and styles for processing your deer and elk meat a new way | Idaho Fish and Game
5. Last but not least: Jerky Ever the crowd-favorite, making jerky can be a fairly simple process and doubles as a reward when your stomach starts growling 4 miles from the truck. Jerky easily finds a home in your hunting pack and stays edible for a long time (if frozen). The key with making jerky…
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14 Expert Tips For Making The Most Delicious Eggnog
Eggnog can be a pretty simple mixture of dairy and booze, but it’s the extra ingredients that make it pop. These ingredients, usually spices like nutmeg, cinnamon, and vanilla, give the drink extra layers of flavor, stopping it from being too cloying. How you use these flavorings, though, will make a big impact on how…
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The best cookbooks of 2023, from our resident chef Kathy Gunst
I say the same thing every December: there were so many really good new cookbooks published this year. And 2023 is no exception. The stacks of books in my office have almost covered the windows, and I need every bit of early winter light I can get. I’ve chosen three (though it was harder than…
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2023 food books guide: 50+ titles cover a bounty of flavors
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The focus of food books is becoming more and more specific, and this year in particular is proof that almost anything can provide fodder for the frying pan, so to speak. From books on global topics like processed foods to recipes highlighting the Jewish community in Rome to books on one particular…
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Diabetes Diet: 7 Tips For Diabetes-Friendly Cooking
4. Pay Attention to Cooking Time: The cooking time for each type of food varies, and it’s important to ensure that foods are cooked perfectly, without undercooking or overcooking. Undercooked food may lead to digestive issues and food poisoning, while overcooking can result in the loss of essential nutrients, affect transit time, alter the glycemic…
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Buttering up Santa with cookies, how to host a cookie exchange and Suzanne Corbett’s holiday cookie-baking tips – News from Rob Rains, STLSportsPage.com
By Suzanne Corbett, STLSportsPage.com Food/Travel Editor Stacks of seasonal baking supplies have lined supermarkets shelves for weeks. Mountains of chocolate chips, countless cans of baking powder and sacks of confectioner’s sugar beckon you to bake. Before making out that holiday ingredient list, don’t forget to include the quintessential element of holiday baking and cooking – real…
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The Comments Under Online Recipes Can Actually Be Really Helpful
The most helpful comments are those that offer some sound advice and will help you to read the recipe better. If the commenter found an element of the recipe they weren’t satisfied with — perhaps not enough salt or too spicy for their tastes or it took much longer to prepare than advertised — it…