5 Tips for Low-Sugar Baking and Cooking Throughout the Holidays
Here’s how to keep the sweetness in your favorite treats, without consuming a whole lot of sugar.
Here’s how to keep the sweetness in your favorite treats, without consuming a whole lot of sugar.
Dig into these tips – and tasty recipes – to create a holiday spread that’s easy on even the pickiest of guts
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Cozy up to a better breakfast this winter and enjoy your classic oats in entirely new ways.
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Forget everything you know about thawing frozen food, because this is going to change your whole kitchen game.
Wondering how you can take an entire frozen turkey from rock hard to ready for the oven? This surefire thawing method is as simple as it is safe.
Think there’s nothing wrong with leaving frozen meat out at room temperature to defrost? You might want to change your ways once you find what happens as meat warms up outside of your fridge.
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Need to take your avocados from rock hard to perfectly ripened and ready for use? Here’s how you can achieve the right balance of texture and ripeness – and how to avoid effing it up.
Don’t put that stick of butter in the microwave! If you forgot to take your butter out of the fridge before starting a recipe, we’ve got a few quick tricks that’ll get it soft in no time.
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Here’s a little-known kitchen tip: Where you put your food inside your oven affects how it cooks (and tastes). Find out if you’re placing casseroles, cookies and pizzas on the right rack or if you need to revamp your oven interior.
“Eat more fish”, they say, “It’s one of the healthiest foods on earth,” they say. You know it, but when you make fish, it’s either overcooked, rubbery or half gets stuck in the pan. Here are 5 fish fixes that will make a fish lover out of you yet.
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